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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-10
New Jessey Essesion.

NEWARK, N. J., Nov. 9.-The
latest returns give q reduced Re.
publican majority. The Senate
stands Is Republicans aud 8 DEM
ocrats; Assembly. % Republicans
and 80 Democrats; l Anti-Monop.
oily Republican; doubtful, but
claimed by the Republicans. The
Democrats gain s Senators.
NEW YORK, Nov. Q. --latest re-.
turns from New Jersey show the
next Legislature to stand: Senate,
10 Republicans; 8 Democrats.
House, = tie.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-10

l1UU
Whole Tickets, g. Half Tickets, 81.
q Tickets, $50. d Tickets, 500.
Remit Money or BANK Draft In Letter
or send by Exp press, Don't send by reg.
istered letter or Postoffice order. Orders
OF IS and upward, by Express, can be
sent at our expense. Address all order
to
r. NJ. BOARDMAN,
COurier-Journal building, Louisville, KY.
or r. M. BOA RDMAN, 500 Broadway.
New York, p6-dAw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-10

TRENTON, N. j., Nov. 9.-The
result In New Jersey is rs follOws:
Out OF eight Senators elected the
Republicans elect four and the
Dem ocrats four. The Senate will
stand twelve Republicans and nine
Democrats; House-thirty Repub-
licans and thirty Democrats. Ieav.
ing a Republican majority Of three
on joint ballot.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-10
Railroad Accsdeus 9.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 9.-The
freight train on the Louisville,
Cipcinpati and Lexington Railroad
Jumped the rail at South Coving-
ton, through some unascertained
cause, demolished several cars and
killed Conductor J P Love, but
injured no other persons.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-10
Help Wanted.
800 MEN, $500 per day;
Board 800 Der week,

Board $500 per week.
Three men, German or Swede, ON q
ranch; one man who understands irrt.
eating: one boy to drive horses and
make himself useful about ranch: one
woman for general house work in small
family; two girls for light homework.
Chsmbermoid, German or Spanish.
German girl for general housewOIk.
smbermaid In LODGING house.
One porter; 2strong bows on ranch.
No fee required in advance.
Apply at
]. B. QUINN d cos
Employment ONCE, , Temple street, Los
Angeles. Branch Office, 2U Camp
street, Tucson, Arizona. au1tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-10

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. o.-Re-
turns this morning are Of the same
general tenor as last night, show
Ing slight additional gains for
the Democrats The result is still
In doubt. The Readjusters are
confident that their state ticket
will be elected.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-10

New YORK, Nov. 9th.-Up to
this II A. M. five bodies were taken
out of the ruins OF the tenement
buildipg-Mrs, Francis Knauf and
her son and Mrs. John Rudolph
and two others, names unknown.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-10

Hartford, November 9TH
The C0urant has complete re-.
turns from the State, making the
following result: Republicans,
40; Democrats, SO.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-10
Unr a " YORK. Caanuu,,y.


NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-The Mar.
quls do Rochambeau and wife SAIL
ed this morning for France. A
large number OF friends gathered
to see him sail. rfH.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-10
The Now York Election.


PHILADELPHIA, Nov. S.-The
Republicans claim = majority in
the 0tate Of IL, 900.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-29

e6In an article on Baltimore county politics
tho Journal Of last week says "thers 10 not the
least indication that the people want change ;
nor. " they do. that they would rick their public
business In the hands Of the party which has
brought dshonor upon every section Of the nation "
Now from our own observations aud the ob.erva-
tions Of many others 10 think there are many In
dieations that the people do ds.ir. change. II
notwhy this widespread dissatisfaetion and apathy
In the Democratic ranks, Why 10 Il that Il 10
next to impossible for them TO get up q meeting
Of any size, and why do life long Democrats shrug
their shoulders and ominously shake their heads
~hsn speaking Of troubles In the ranks Of their
own party9 This 10 certainly IN indication Of
somsthing. Probably u 10 because Boss Isaac has
the party machinery In his own hands and in.
tends running things to suit himself There Is
just about as much truth In this assertion Of the
oHraars as there Is In the latter part Of the sen.
tsnee quoted above. viii the srudite editor be
Kind enough to explain In what way the Repub-
lican party "has brought dishsnor upon every
section Of the nation" HE readers may bciicv
this nonsensieai assertion. but sensible people
kaos that he utters . base untruth when he SAYS
II. Let rs have the proof. nsighbor.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-29
rwO VALUABLE DWELLINGS on THE
70 WEST SIDE or OAK STREET -
RI :l
BALTIMORE COUNTY.

by virtue Of tho power contained In u Mort
gage FROM George III. Morrow 10 a certain Hiram
Woods. Trustee. dated June lith, 1879, and re.
corded among the Land Mortgage Records Of
Baltimore county in Libcr J. D.. No. IS. folio 800.
ac.. and subsequently assigned. tho unlcrsigned.
Sarah u. Morgan. Assignee. will offer for sale at
PCBLIC Auction, on the PREMISES. on
Monday, tie liih day of Nore@Ltr, Issi,
at I o'clock =. NJ.
ALL THOSE TWO LOTS OF GROUND SITU.
ATE AND LYING IN BALTIMORE CO.,
STATE OF MARYLAND, AND THUS
DESCRIBED. VIZ:
beginning Tor the first of said lois On the wet
eide of Oak street, distant 2jj icet II inches
north from the north side of Mankin street thence
north on Oak street Is feet > inches, aud thence
ives, of even width for depth all the way l3j feet
10 - feet alley, subject 10 mn annual rent Of
$1,000. and improved bya
THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING. WITH
4 BRICK BACK-BuILDfNG. WITH ALL
THE MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.
Anl beginning for the other Of said lots at the
distance Of "a feet inches north from the north
side Of Mankin street then north on Oak street
Is feet inches. aud thence west of even width
for depth all the way 1855 feet TO an alley IL feet
widc subject 10 an annual ront Of $ii6.O0; i'm
proved by n
TmREE.sToRY BRICK DWELLING, WITH
BRICK BACk-BUILDING, WITH ALL
THE MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.
yss-Taxes, de-. paid to day Of sale.
TERMS OF SALE:
One. third Cash balancein six aud twelve months,
credit payments TO bear interest and TO be Sc
cured to the satisfaction Of the Assignee, or all
cash at purchasers option.
SARAH b. MORGAN, Assignee.
ID. ". c. MORGAN.
SN0wDEN a BUSEY. Attorneys.
MATTHEWS 4 KIRKLAND, Auctioneers.
Oct 22.-t.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-29

We stated last week that n proposition looking
to 4 united effort Of the Republicans Of the coun-
~ TO defeat the common enemy was made on the
18th instant BY a large meeting OF representative
Republicans Of the county. assembled in Daiti-
more, TO the Ensor committee In session at the
same time. This proposition stated "that IL they
would concede matter Of common usage and
reorganire the State Central Committee and Coun.
~ Executive Committee by allowing the district
delegates 10 appoint their own member" the diff
Geulty about the ticket could be adjusted. This
proposition was not cntertaincd-not considered
at all. This meeting at 0sceola hall was presided
over by Talbot J. Albert, Esq. An adjourned
meeting was held at the same place on 22d. and
about Gfty Republicans ofthe county were present.
II was then known TO every one that Ensor's com
mittee, at the very time the above proposition was
carried to them by Messrs. Baylies aud Roach,
was changing one-half Of the ticket and 10 the
place Of three Republicans, placed the names of
three Democrats thereon. The adjourned meet
ing at 0seeola hall, on 22d. discussed the situa-
tion, and recognizing the facility with which
Rnsor can manage his committee and hi. ticket,
concluded that Il was possible with Ensor that his
entire ticket might be swapped or bartered for n
full Democratic ticket In another week. or at lea
BY election day, concluded, if Republicans were
to have Republican tieke. to vote for on elec
tion day, they had better nominate one. Reeog-
Mining the further iaet that the factionai aud
tricky manner In which his ticket was put up by
minority of . defunet convention made Il 90
Objectionable to the Republicans that a large
number, u not q large majority Of them, would
refrain from voting, and desiring the fullest pos
sible vote for Mr.. Gorsaeh In order TO make him
Comptroller, II was considered Q nses.siiy TO put
another ticket in the field to bring out the entire
Republican vote fthe county for our next Comp
troller. As far as We can gather these were the
motives which seemed to influence tho meetiL e.
There were more districts represented and great
or number Of Republicans present than were at
the meeting that put EnsOrs ticket In the field.
The vote that was polled for our lamented Gar
field In the county will elect the ticket found In
our columns. and We confidently assert if the full
Republican vote Is poiled In the balance Of the
State, and honestly counted in the city, will elect
Thomas Gorsueh our nent Comptroller. Repub-
lieans, you have ten days remaining In which TO
work for your State and county ticket and drive
from power these ring leaders that suck the blood
OF the body polite.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-29

ei,-That was hard lick on the Centennial
fraud-John Lee Carroil--when Col. Charles Mar.
shall. Ia hi' speech a; ;hs DS'ESsss:ic ;se,:ns in
Baltimore on Friday night Of last week. spoke oi
the Hon. J. Morrison Harris a. "Governor" liar.
ris, and referred TO John Lee Carroll as "Mr."
Carroll And the sentiment, was applauJci to the
echo showing that his audience wa. in full accord
with the speakers views. This same "Mr." Car.
roll is no" grating about the State. making
speeches for Mr.. Heating! II the manager. would
only bring him to baltimore county 1, would Ls
worth 1900 votes to Mr.. Gorsuch. Send US "Mr.'
Carroll, please.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-29
German. Cotton, Hines g. Co.
Democratic exchange in Queen Anne's soun
goes for the Ring In the following STYLE:

Democratic exchange In Queen Anne's county
goes for the Ring In the following style:
"Queen Anne's politics have become . little
mixed. The trouble Is there are not Offices 10 go
around. For twenty years past the Democrats Of
that county have had things all their own way.
Corruption has crept into the ranks. The ring,
with Its headeenter in Baltimore city, has not
only corrupted city politics. but has gone out into
all the counties. The primaries Of that party are
controlled by money, and aspirants for ofhec, II
they will become the plant tools Of the ring. can
readily secure the nominations. The ring resort
cd TO just such base means In Queen Anne's, and
hence the storm Of indignation that has been
ACCUSED BY the sturdy Democrats Of that county.
When such men as Judge Carmichael, Senator
James T. Earle and other lifelong Democrats,
break loose from party moorings there must be
something very rotten about the Democratic car.
cas-, and II must stink In the nostriis Of honest
men. Fair-minded men cannot impugn the mo.
hvcs Of these men, whose Democracy Is clear and
unclouded and old as tho party itself But the
time has come when further forbeaTancc Of politi
cal corruption the part Of tho Bosses cannot be
endured by gentleman guided BY . considerations
regard for the right and decent respect for the
opinions Of others. The issue u distinctly made
in Queen Anne's-shail the legal voters Of that
county control their own Affairs by voice aud vote
or shall the money Of the Bosses elec, set Of men
who are owned. body and breeches, BY Gorman,
Cotton, Hines Co. There ought 90 be general
uprising Of the god men Of all parties to suppress
aud put hnai stop TO this bribery at the polls"
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-29
D. @. Mcintosh. Attorney, Towsontown, N
MORTGAGEE'S SALE
VALUABLE LOT AND PREMISES
REIsTERsTowN TURNPIKE.

by virtue and in pursuance Of the power con.
tained In Mortgage from Oliver =. Wright, "A,
:s3 and Rosannah his wife, to
j: John Fisher, ~. D., deceased,
dated the eighth day Of March, A. d. 1871, and
recorded among the Mortgage Records Of Balti-
more county In Libcr y. II. A.. No. 20. folio 2Gs
Ac., the undersigned as Surviving Exccator Of
said Mortgages, win offer for sale At Public Auc-
tion at the Court House door In Towsontown, on
Monday. NoreAbsr 7th, 1881,
at tho hour Of ~ NJ,
ALL THAT LOT AND PARCEL OF LAND.
described In the Mortgage aforesaid, situate In
Baltimore county about nine miles from the city,
on the Baltimore and Reisterstown Turnpike
Road. and at the intersection Of said Turnpike
Road with.a lane leading TO Stone Chapel, con.
tanning about
TWO ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
Said lot is improved by a comfortable FRAME
DWELLING, together Sith barn, dairy and meat
house; Il Is conveniently located. and presents
many advantages TO any one desiring q home.
TERMS made known on day Of sale.
RICHARD ID. FISHER,
Surviving Executor Of John Fisher NJ. d. deed.
o. p. MAcGILL, Auetioneer.
Oct. l5.-ts.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-29
Special Notices.
ROBERT s. coRsR DECLINES.

Mr. c. Geo. Peters, Chair@"a R,pHLiicaa Eysc"-
lire C''H~iiies, Bdfiitors coHaiy:
Dear &r-The present internal strife in the
ranks Of the Republican party of Baltimore eoun.
~ Is Of such intensity 10 threaten the very ex
istence Of our party organization. A. you well
know, my disposition. teachings and habits are
such that cannot con.isteniy take any part in
the strife which never should have existed, an
when friends of mine are engaged upon opposite
sides. Fully appreciating the honor conferred
upon the as the nominee for County Treasurer I
beg leave 10 decline said nomination aud with
draw from the eonts't. Hoping this action may
meet your approval aud prove Of benefit to our
party, remain. very respectfully,
H. =, CoRse.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-29

i -or-
se LARGEAND VALUABLE PROP -,
Sz ERTY. ADJOINING
- PARKT0N, n. c. RAILROAD.
by virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court for
Baltimore county, in equity, passed In cause be-
tween Redsccker J. Young. complainant. and
Henry kolter and others, defendants, the under
signed. Trustees, will sell at public auction. At
Parkton, ON
Safarday. the I2th day Of NoremJsr, 1881,
at the hour Of o'clock y. NJ.
ALL THAT VALUABLE BODY OF LAND
SITUATE IN BALTIMORE COUNTY,
lying along the Northern Central Railway and the
Baltimore aud yorktown turnpike. at Parkton.
and adjoining the lands OF James Rampley and
others. being all Of the tract Of land described in
q deed from James &. Turner, Jr., to Christof
kolter, dated December ID, 1875, aud recorded
among the Land Records Of Baltimore county, in
L'ber J. D., No. 95, folio 203, aud containing
ABOUT ??o ACRES,
saving AMI excepting certain parcels heretofore
sold OF by said christof koiter, amounting alto
gethcr TO
ABOUT so ACRES.
This land Is exceedingly valuable. possessing
rare privileges aud lies we'll for building aud lie
velopment Most Of Il 10 In wood. One lot Of
about u acres Is cleared and under good cultiva-
tion.
The property Is being surveyed aud plated and
plats may be at the Offices of the undersigned
Il will be sold a whole or in lots to suit pur-
chasers.
TERMS OF sALE.-0ne. third cash; balance
In six and twelve months, with interest on do.
fcrred payments from day Of sale. or all cash ut
purchasers option.
D. D. q. g. aeiSrosm, Trustees.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-29

Esf- A vots for Gorsuch, the Stalwart eanii.
date for Comptroller. il a vote for Grant aud the
third term in lSst.- W..iaia.fsr Adraeais, risg
oTyaH
What n terrible man Grant is in the eyes Of the
Democracy But the people can't be frightened
by such scare-crows in these enlightened days.
Every sensible man knows that Grant and tho
third,erm has nothing to do with the present con-
test in Maryland. Vote for GOrsuch aud an hon.
est administration Of the saice Of Comptroller.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-29

Ss-Bess Isaac aud John RasoF, The Ticket
Tinker, occupy about the same positions to-day
chat they did In 1879, except that the Boss 10 no,
himself candidate. Then they ran ssraiyIs
Republican ticket with Isaas's name on 10 In
order % lei The whole Democratic tickle, win, and
nov they are running an Rnsor- Democratic -Tsm-
psranss tieks, for the same purpose. win the
people ever epsn their eyes 10 this base duPliey
30 the regular Democratic ticket wins Rnsor and
Isaac don't care Who are slaughtered.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-29
OWEN e. MORRIS DECLINES.

PnGsix, October Goth, lssI.
Wa. Daai.l. I'res;isH Baifimore coa.iy Temyer.
aHee Alliance:
Dear &r-iour letter of 25th inst, notifying
me Of my nomination on the Local Option ticket
for House of Delegates, Is received. With many
thanks for the honor. am compelled to decline.
am Republican in principle aud by conviction
aud feel u my duty to support the Republican
straight.out ticket which was nominated by the
Republican convention at Osceoa Hall, on 2?i
Inst. That ticket 10 composed Of most excellent
material and should command the hearty support
Of every Republican and lover Of good govern.
ment In the county. Very respectfully,
OwgS G. MoRHts
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-29

iES-The Baltimore A@sriea", the organ Of tho
Custom House faction in Maryland, and tho paper
which on the ID Of July accused President Arthur
with completely In the assassination Of GARFIELD.
continues to throw the weight Of It's powerful ~
influence In favor of John Ensor and hi. Demo.
cratic Temperance tieke, in Baltimore county,
This fac, alone will make many vote. for the
only Republican ticket nov before the people Of
the county,
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-29

30 The ticket at the head Of our editorial
columns to-day is unsxesptionabie In every 70.
spect. Il is composed Of good and competent
men-an SQUAD Repabiieaas. Il is deserving Of
the support Of every Republican In the county.
DO yoar duty by Il and you will bs grAtiaed at
the result ON the evening Of The sth Of Noyemher.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-29

Jrs- A well informed Democrat says there ar,
twelve thousand Old Line Democrat. In Mary
land who will no, vote for Mr.. Kea,ing Tor Comp
troler. IL Is safe to say that 4 very large mum.
Der Of these will vote for Mr.. Gorsuch and thi,
will insure his slection BY a good majority. lie,
every Republican do his duty and the death kaeI
Of the Democratic ring In Maryland will hav.
been sounded
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-29

So- The election for Mayor and members Of
tho City Council Of Baltimore took place on We'd
nesday and if anything Il was bigger farce and
fraud than anything heretofore attempted. 0f
course the whole Democratic ticke, was elected
but by such methods known only to the election
judges of that ring.riddsn city. Ex-senator
whyie, who had no opposition for Mayor. received
29.Ssi votes. and BaHol for Chief Judge of the
Court Of Appeals. who likewise had no opposi.
tion, io.s's. The total vote polled was 5G,2iI.
Gov. liamilton's "honest registers seem this fall
to have entirely surpassed all their former Efforts
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-29

Sess- The ticket at the head Of our column, To-.
day is ths only RsP"biiea" tickle, In the field Its
selection eonsults the wants Of the county. the
wishes Of the people and the requirements Of the
general welfare as fully as Il Is practical to 10 so.
II is composed Of gentlemen the most Of whom arc
well known to a large portion Of the people. who
are well qualified for the positions for which they
are nominated, possessing the confidence Of those
who know them best, and 70 elected will not dis.
appoint the just expectations Of their cOns,itu-
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-29

ec- In the fall Of 1879 John Easor ran a
'fr";yhi Republican ticket In Baltimore count y
with the name Of william N. Isaac printed upon
Il. In 1881 he is again running straight Rspub.
liean ticket with the names Of Edwin Jes'Op. chas.
J. Bscklsy and wm. ID. .Drackenridss-ihsss~ ~eii-
k"o'r" De@oera''-on t. How do the Republi.
cans Of Baltimore county like thi. kiai Of a
straight ticket
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-29

~ The Jo"'aar' reasoning last week Is sound
doctrine. "lIere Il Is: Eve are content to lei
well enough alone. Democratic officials are well
enough, therefore We are content 10 let Democrat.
10 officials alone" Certainly, ls. them alone.
Don't vote for them they have been In ofiee long
enough. The Jo@r-ai has come ou, at last as an
ti.third termer
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-29

es- The Baltimore county Temperance An
snee killed i,s chances In Baltimore county ~ lis
combination with John Ensor. Many temper
snee men who would have voted an independent
Temperance legislative ticket will not touch this
mongrsl affair. EnsOr will kill anything TO
which he gives tho weight Of his influence az.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-29

Jsn-keep IL before the people that on the
morning after President GArieid's assassination
the Baltimore Anerieon had the cold biooded
audacity to say "ths stalwErts have indeed de-
strcyed the President at last-" John Ensor aud
the A@sr;eaa are In the same company. Did
Ensor share the Amsriean's nninionl
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-29

Szo-Gorman, Cotton Co., compose the Dem.
oera'ie party Of Maryland. Al least they are the
men who set up the pins and reap all the benefit.
Do honest Democrats desire to sec this state Of
affairs eontinuel IL not, vote for Thomas Cor.
such, the Republican nominee for Comptroller,
and show to the Bosses Of the State ring that you
are no, owned bodily by them. Assert your man.
hood and vote to break the power Of these no.ori.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-29
NOTICE TO HOTEL KEEPHRS AND ALL
OTHERS VINO DEAL Nv LIQUORS.

For the information Of all persons concerned,
the following Act Of tho Legislature, passed March
2ith, 1866, 10 published:
CHAPTER i9l.
AN ACT prohibiting ihs sale Of spiriiHous or fer
ented iiqHors IN The sersrai 6oastis. ef tie State
on the doy Of Eiscfiom.
SEcrioS !. BE Il enacted By the General A.sess-
by ef Maryia@d, That Il shall not be lawful for
the keeper Of any hotel, tavern, store, drinking
establishment, or any other place where liquors
arc Sold or for any person persons, directly or
indrcctiy, 20 sell, barter, give, dispose Of any
spirituous fermented liquors. ale beer or intox-
icating drinks of any kind. on the days Of election
hereafter TO be held in the several counties Of the
State.
Sac. 2. Aad Be Il enacted, That any person vio-
lating the provisions Of this Act shall be liable 10
indictment by the Grand Jury Of the county where
the offence 10 committed, and shall upon conviction
before any Judge Of any Of the Circuit Courts Of
this State, be fined sum not less than ffty dol.
lars nor more than one hundred dollars for each
and every odenee-ons. half the fne shall be paid
20 the informer, the other half 20 the County Com
missioners, for the use Of public roads.
wM. A. SLADE.
Sept. Ate. Sheriff Of Baltimore County.