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democratic County Ticket.

Democratic County Ticket.
For Sheriff,
w. n. SWEENEY.
For Treasurer,
r. SADLER.
For CLERK,
M. c. CAvANAucH.
For District Attorney,
eucENE r. CARRIER.
For Recorder,
D. n. HALL.
For Assessor,
M. B. BARTLETT.
For Senator,
JOHN N. WILLIAMS.
For the Assembly,
n. J. MULDooN,
c. M. MlKEL,
C, j.. SCANLAND.
For Long.Term County Commissioner,
VI
WILLIAM ARLINGTON.
For short-Term County Commissioner,
ed. LEVENTHAL.
Far superintendent of Public Instruction,
PATRICK REYNOLDS.
For Surveyor,
J.. m. FOLEY.
For Road Supervisor, Eureka District,
MAHLON RIDGE.
For Justice of the Peace,
r. n. HARMON.
For Constable, Eureka Township,
THOMAS McCOvERN-
For Long, Term School Trustee,
n. X. MORRISON.
For Short Term School Trustee,
D. r. SESSIONS.
For Justice of the Peace, Ruby Hill,
o. j.. j. MCLAUGHLIN.
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Coast Papers.

The Examiner, Call, Chronicle. Bulle-
tin, Alta, Post, Report, Exchange, Vir-
ginia Enterprise and Chronicle, Sacra-
mento Bee and Record Union, and Salt
Lake Tribune received daily, and deliv-
cred promptly to all parts of Eureka for
rs cents per week each by Davidson. II
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sam Francisco Stock Exchange.

San EfahcAseo S'"e~
"
MORNING boAhD'
$40 Ophir-3S5 $50
100 Mexican--5ss
$40 Gould 4 Curry-360
so Best & Belcher-65s
100 California-30c
61O Sayaee-l35 1870
9lO Con. Virginia-105 1
65O Cbollar-2SO 2S5
1900 Potosi-140
l22O Hale Norcross-A@ |s'
oV o v row . 10 lax
oOU 1ello" Jacket,i4o Af'
i1oo i.ipeilai-1o Y
dOv henIuch-
900 Deicner-'oo
oU Cohnaence,i =.
100 SIERRA NsV"u"~'S
~ Otan-o4
40 bulilon,-'oc a,
~ oee' Deicher--"
10Y 0Veiihanmooo
lOo Jus.lce@Soo
i0o ohloh-o7s
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2oo ohaiiehse-
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2oo North .. eVaoa-@oc
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!oo syhalea.e-io'
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a aoo ao. osn 40
wv AiAo ooh'-'oo ~oo
AFTERNOON BOARD.
200 Eureka Con--14h 1880 14h $50
80 Jacksou--25c
N. Belle--19A l3Ab1Ska
$50 G, Prize--6Oc
200 Argenta-s0c
10 Nayaio--6 sd
97b INTERCHANGEABLE lis
800 EIko Con-25o
500 Belle Isle--45c
6GO Albion-24O 245
600 Bodle-4h
100 Sy~ndicate--10o $50
200 G~oodshnw-5c
It's Mouo-75c
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Just Received.

5000 pounds Clough's hams and bacon
very choice; fine soups, canned brook
trout, spiced mackerel and sardines, pickles
and sauces. Young America and other
fancy cheeses, just received at ?. n. Han
sens fancy grocery store.
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Singleton and McNicO


Are just in receipt of q very superior
article of imported sherry and champagne
wines. Try them.
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A. D. Haskell will place your insurance
in the best English, French, or American
companies. 4
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The Jackson House Restaurant is in
daily receipt of fine fresh Saddle Rock
oysters.
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FRESH Oysters.

full supply of school books and school
supplies of every description can be found
at Davidson's Postoffice bookstore.
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~ r DAVIDSON is the authorized subscrip-
".aort for the SENTINEL In Eureka. Or
nOn 20 he left at his bookstore in the Post
office building.
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VIRGINIA tNev.l, Sept. .1s.-At Silver
CITY Yesterday morning, Frank Potter fell
from a wood wagon. The wheels passed
over his head, instantly killing him.
Judge Lindsey Dead.
TOMBSTONE. Sept. l9.-Judge Lindsey
a prominent citizen Of this Territory, and
ono OF the eompilers Of the Laws OF
California, died here this evening.
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Ice CREAM at Brown & Godfrey's con-
fectionery store at all hours for the season.
Families supplied. II
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ARRIVALS SUNDAY NIGHT.
MKarsky IA Thomas & WI
- Williams Z Leake
cas- downing T Grifins
"a Clsnness
ARRIVALS LAST NIGHT
"a Reinhart N Brassard
Mrs Moore & oh W P Miller & VT
~"' Il Dennis J ] Agard
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MONACO has reduced the prices at his
photograph gallery. II
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VIM. III. StOwell,
Assayer, No. 3 Main street, Eureka.
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.nyrsD,y.. SEPTEMBER 20, 1882.
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YESTERDAYS STOCK SALES.

For Justice of the Peace, Ruby Hill
D. j. j. MCLAUGHLIN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-08
The Attorney General and the Public
Printer.

The Attorney General and the Public
Printer.
UNFoUNDED BEPoRTs OF AN UNPLEASANT MEETING
BETWEEN THEM-How THE so. 8. MARsHAL'sn CIR
CULAR CAME TO BE PUBLISHED.
STAR reporter learned to-day that the publi-
cations OF an Unpleasant meeting having occurred
recently between the Attorney General and
Public Printer Rounds, on account of the circular
respecting the duties Of U. s. marshals at the
elections, which was given to the public before it
was intended, were entirely without foundation.
The facts in the case are that the meeting was not
between the Attorney General and Mr. Rounds,
but between the former and a clerk to
the latter. There was no harsh language
used. The Attorney General simply gave a warn
ing that In case OF another leak from the
printing Office the matter would be laid before the
President. The reports that the leak in question
was found to have occurred In the Department OF
Justice Is also incorrect The manuscript COPY OF
the circular was taken to the public printing Office
and galley proof returned. This proof was taken
to the Cabinet meeting by the Attorney General,
where 1t was carefully considered, and everything
In 1t which could by any Interpretation be consid-
cred to show any partisanShfp was stricken out,
and the corrected proof sent to the printing
office and from it the circulars were printed. The
1rst publication Of the circular In Philadelphia
paper contained the portions which were stricken
out at the Cabinet meeting, showing that the in
formation was obtained from the manuscript COPY.
which was in possession OF the public printing
office. When the clerk from that Office protested
that the leak could not have been in the printing
on1ce, these facts were told him, and nothing fur.
ther was said upon the subject
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PENNSYLVANI
Philadelpkaia,s Vote i'm Fuu.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. s.-The following is the vote
In full Of the city OF Philadelphia For Governor,
Beaver, rep) 70,91l PattisOn, {dem) 1907; st w
Beavers plurality s.so4 For in %
nd 1aGes ep fs howard sssH Sa6o s @ Sys p1 n
rality $685.. For secretary Internal affairs Greer.
rep) 72.o51; Africa, (dem.) $3.50; Merrick, und.
6.6S1. For judge Of supreme court, Rawie, (rep.)
70O64; Clark, {dem) Is. .ss3; Judk1n, und. rep.
1861; Coke, 1abor) sa4. Rawles plurality 4.esl.
76122; Briggs. (rep) 69,14l. Arnold's majority
sss1 g.. For ,o{ Brosas rep
sss; Tomnson, da6or a7. Brosius 'u plurality aity
8,59s For sheriff. Keim, (rep.) 20, ,249; Grm dem
slss4; Holman, a,e and: rsp} 1aso7 Kein,'s PLY:
ssi Rexs majority s For city nsTss sTsasartr mrR,
19sine Srsps 1850; Page dem, 'o's Irvines
THE ENTIRE DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET ELECTED.
Throughout the state, including the city of
PHILADELPHIA the entire democratic state ticket is
elected, as follows: Governor-Robert E. Pattison,
of Philadelphia; acknowledgements Chauncey
+: Black, OF York; secretary OF internal anairs-J
Simpson Africa, OF Huntington; Congressman-at-
judge-Silas NJ Clark, Of Indiana.
Returns from Sixty Counties.
PHILADELPH1A, Nov 8-The following are the
pluralities for Pattison and Beaver, as received
Pattison.-Adams 500; Armstrong, so; Bedford,
250; Berks, 1885, Bradford, 400; Bucks 1,O0O Cam
Dria, oOO; cameron, S Carbon 1000: Centre, I, ,lO0
Clarion, 1924; Clearfield, 1900; Clinton, 1O45;
Crawford; 700: Cumberland, 500; Erie, 500; Fay.
cite, 1,loO; Franklin, 600; Fulton, 400; Greene,
1000; Luzerne, 5000; Lycomlng, 100; McKean,
go; Mif1iin, $50; Monroe s.4sO; Montgomery, 900;
M0ntOur, 600; Northampton, 1900; Northumber-
land, 1,46c; Pike. 800; schuyikiil, as0O; Sullivan,
400; Union. 40; venango 400; Westmoreiand, 1850;
Wyoming, 400; York, 1000 Total, 4s,5S4.
Beaver.-Alleghany, 1900; Beaver, 200; Blair
goo; Butler, $50; Chester, 1000; Dauphin, 1900:
Delaware. 700; Indiana, 1900; Lackawanna. soc;
Lancaster, La 400; LawrenGe, zoo; Lebanon, l:4o0;
$50; Somerset, 800; SusQuehanna, 200; Washing
ton, 800 Total q ,479. PattisOn's plurality over
Beaver 1880. In TiOga county Stewart Gnd. rep.)
receives plurality OF 500
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ILLINOIS,

Republicans Estimate Their Majority
at 2O,000-Ehree Out OF Four ReDub
I1can COnGressmcn Elected from Cook
County.
CHICAGO, Nov, 6, 2:45 a. m.-Neyer have returns
Deen so meager and ihdecfSive from Illinois as in
the present election. At this hour an intelligent
Judgment OF the situation is impossible The re-
publican state committee claim the entire state by
majority in the nelghborhood OF 10000. Ii viii
probably be some hours before anything like an
estimate OF the results can be made.
S:15 a.m.-The Chicago Tribune rep, estimates
the republican Cook county ticket elected by 5000
majority. The republicans elect three out OF four
congressman in Cook county and q majority OF
their legislative candidates
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CONVICT CONFRssES MURDER.-Levi Kelp the
convict who tried to escape from the Ohio peniten
ecuting attorney OF Seneca county, In which he
confessea the murder OF Noah Apps, an insane IN
mate OF the Seneca county infirmaTy. Kelp was
for assault with intent TO kill Since he made his
desperate attempt to escape ana failed he has
grown respondent, and seeks TO avoid the eleven
years OF his unserved sentence by standing trial
for the murder he confesSes having committed.
He concludes his letter by saying:-SI might have
LEFT both state and country II my attempt at ee-
cape had proved successful, but fate decided
against me, ana ] must submit to fate.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-08
THE EVENING STAR.
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR

lNrsENENTs-lst page.
ArroRNEYs-1st page
AUCTION SALES-Ith and 8th pages.
BOOKS, &C.-7th page.
BoARpING-4th page.
BUrINKss CHAsCEs-4th PAGE.
CITY ITEMs-sth pare.
Country REAL ESTATE 4sh pare.
DIAIEs-sth page.
DRY GooDs-Sth pazs.
EDUCATIONAL sd page.
TINAECIAL-7th page.
FAMILY SUPPLlss-6th pa2s.
FoR RENT (Roonsl-4th psys.
TCE RENT (Houses)-4th pare.
Foe RENT tMiscellaneous)-sh plRa.
For SALE (Miscel,aneOus)-i.h pasa.
IoL SALE (Houses14th page.
CEKTLEAES's GooDs-6th pIsa.
HoUsEFURNIsHIEGs- pa{s.
IApEs' GooDs-Sth page.
LOST ANuF oUND-fth psss.
hARRIAG Es-sth page
GoSEY TO LoAN-4th page.
MEDICAL. &c.-6th PAGE.
FERsoSAL-4th paye.
FRoFTssIoNALr-6thp page.
PIANos AND ORGAss-7thp pays.
RkILRoADs-6th PAGE
SITCIAL NoTICEs-1st ply,.
EPECIALTIEs-3d page.
S1EAMEFs, Keith pggs.
StFF DFPosIr-3d pare.
SEwING MACHINEs-6th page.
THK TRADEs-Tth page.
UNDERTAKERs. &C.-Sth pays.
WANTED (Heip)-4th page.
WANTED (Situations1 4th pays.
WAITED (Houses)-4th pare.
WANTED (MiscelIsneous)-4th page.
WooD AND CoAL-6th rsge.
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kilograms to The Star.
THE Ell { c 7 | 0 Ms.
DISPATCHES RECEIVED TODAY.
THE WALK OVER IN NEW
YORK.
DEMOCRATIC VICTORY AT coExLINe's HOME.
PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATIC.
ENTIRE STATE TICKET ELECTED.
DEMOCRATS CARRY INDIANA.
CALIFORNIA AND COLORADO ELECT
DEMOCRATIC GOVERNORS.
ILLINOIS REPUBLICAN BY 10000
MAJORITY.
MIXED TICKET IN MICHIGAN.
COALITION VICTORY IN VIRGINIA.
DEMOCRATS CARRY INDIANA.
CALIFORNIA AND COLORADO ELECT
DEMOCRATIC GOVERNORS.
ILLINOIS REPUBLICAN BY 20. 900
MAJORITY.
MIXED TICKET IN MICHIGAN.
NEW YORK.
Mr.. COnkling's Home Goes OverWhcIn.
ingly Democratic.

NEW YORK.
Mr.. COnkling's Home Goes Overwhclm
ingly Democratic.
ONEIDA COUNTY 5000 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CON
GREssMAN ELECTED
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
UTICA, NY, Nov. 6.-Oneida county, which com
prises the Twenty third Congressional district o.
New York, has given, according to the returns this
morning, democratic majority OF 5,000 In 1885,
1t gave republican majority OF 1866. The entire
democratic state and county tickets elected by
full five thousand majority, while Sprggs dem
for Congress has q majority OF 900. Mr.. Conk.
ling did not come home to vote. and many Of his
friends here either remained away from the polls
or openly voted the democratic ticket
By Associated Press.
County Returns.
OswEGo, NY, Nov. 7-Oswego county complete
gives Folger 6.s76; Cleveland, 6,755. N ". Nuttng
Fep.). for Congress-, has about 1900 majority In
the OSwego county district.
HUDSON, NY. Nov. s.-Semi-of1 returns from
every election district in Columbia county, re.
ceived at the Register Office, give Cleveland 3olC
majority, Hill 2,s25, and SlOcum 2.375. The whole
democratic county ticket is elected by majorities
averaging $500.
NORWICH, NY, Nov s.-Chenango county's ma
Jorty for Cleveland is about AGO. Ray, (republcan)
for Congress, about 1900. The county ticket is
republican by reduced ajOrlty.
BUFFALO, NY, Nov. 6.-Twenty-two districts in
Erie county give the free canal amendment S,719,
to 20 votes against it.
DAlANlA, IN. ANOf. Oil GeDeSee county the
Official and estimated returns give Cleveland a
majority OF 450; Slocum, 800 majority; Stevens,
democrat, for Congress, 3lst district, estimated
majority, 1900.
ROCHESTER, NY, Nov. S.-An three OF the Mon
roe county districts have gone democratic Mon
roe county complete, except three districts gives
Folger 104O0, Cleveland l2 407, Carroll 1881 and
Slocum IL, ,364
Democrats Gain Two COnRressmen.
CATsKILL, N. Y, Nov. S.-Bagley (dem.) is elected
to Congress from this district by 3,4OO majority,
democratic gain.
LOCKPORT, n. Y, Nov. S.-R. q. Stevens tdem)
Is elected to Congress from the 3lst district over
W. C. Watson rep) by about 1000 majority.
skinner (Kcp.) Elected i'm the 22d Dis.
triCt.
LITTLE FALLS, n. Y. Nov. S-Charles R. Skinner
(rep Is elected to Congress from the 22d district
by about 500 majority.
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YELLOW FEVER VICrIMS-Seven new cases OF
sacOla yesterday. DR.. William LockersOn, who
combined the functions OF statiOn agent and tele-
TONER Of medicine died at that place yesterday OF
malarfal fever. Molino Is village on the rail-
road, about twenty-three miles from Pensacola.
The nefghoors, with two or three exceptions
avoided LockerSOn during his Illness, and he was
attended by physician and nurse sent by the
Pensacola board OF health.
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Private Elec ton Dispatches.

fEIVdte EIcct1On D1SpatChe0.
THE DEMOCRATIC VICTORY IN COLORADO
Aprivate telegram received this morning from
Colorado says that that state has gone democratic
by small majority, and that the Indications are
that Belford Is defeated. The dispatch states fur
ther that Teller's county gives about 100 demo-
cratic majority.
REPUBLICAN GAINS IN KENTUCKY.
private dispatch received at the Treasury de-
partment to-day from John E. Blaine. collector at
Marysville, KY, states that there is republican
gain OF 200 in that county and that Culbertson Is
elected by large majority.
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An Eartbuuake i'm the wcst.

An earthquake shock was felt at Laramie CITY.
Wis, at $50 O'Clock last evening, and along the
Union Pacific railway west as far as Evanston.
The plaster fell of In buildings at Rawllns, Point
of Rocks, and other points. A slight shock OF
at 20 p. m. Occupants OF high buildings were
greatly frightened and ran into the streets The
earthquake was accompanied by an electric flash
that lighted up the northern sky. The shock was
violent. Chandeliers and Queensware in houses
rattled violently.
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General Foreign News by Cable

General Foreign News by Cable.
TWELVE LIVES LOST BY sHIPwRECK.
LONDON, Nov. S.-An Austrian bark has been
wrecked at Milford. Twelve OF the crew were
drowned.
THE AMERICAN FLAG IN LONDON.
LONDON, Nov. 8.-The American flag will be
carried In the procession tomorrow on the oc-
casion OF the installation OF the new Lord Mayor
and Will be escorted by a guard OF honor composed
OF sergeantS OF the royal fusileers.
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VIRGINIA.
COalitfOnists Secure a Majority Of the
Congressional DeIexatiOn
VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, VA, Nov. s.-The Congressmen GER
tainly elected are re:-Democrats-G. ID. Wise 81
trct CoaIitionists-Libby, ID district; Hooper,
4th; Paul, 7th; Bowen 9th. The contest in the lst
district, between Garrison (denll and Mayo lcoai-
tlonlSt) Is close. Returns from that district are
too meager to indicate the result; the same may
De said about the 5th district, In which the demo-
cratS claim Cabeli's election over Sims At the
coailuonlstS' headquarters the election OF both
Mayo and Sims is claimed in addition to those
named above. The democrats generally concede
tne elecLlon OF John 8. Wise as Congressman at.
large. The coalitontsts claim his election bv from
1O,0G0 to 1900 majority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-08

District Auditor VinsOn,s Election as
Judge.
HE THINKS HIS MAJORITY IS PROM 125 TO $50
VOTES.
District Auditor John T. VnsOn, elected as asso-
ciate Judge Of the 9Th district of Maryland yester
day, was at his post of duty at the
District government building, this morning
smiling. He thinks his majority is
from 125 to $50 votes. The contest was quite O.
heated and close one. He will remain here until
his successor as auditor is appointed and qualified
Who his successor Will be Is not yet known. There
are several aspirants for the place.
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DELAWARE.
Republicans COncede the state Ticket
To the Democrats.

WILNINGToN DEL, Nov s-Full returns Of the
city give Hastings rep. for Congress- SO majority,
ana curry (rep.), for governor, l43 majority Re,
turns from the legislative ticket nave not vet been
received, but they are expected to be about the
same same, as those for governor Nearly complete
Turns from Newcastle county indicate a small
democratic majority. The republicans coDcede
the remainder OF the state and the state ticket to
the democra ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-08

THE NAVAL ADVISORY BoARD.-Henry Stiers and
Miers Coryell, both of New York, have been ap
pointed as the civilian members OF the naval ad-
vlSOry board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-08

ASSISTANT PAYMAsrRR Thos. j. Cowie has been
ordered to duty in the paymaster's department. on
board the New Hampshire
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Mrs. Scovllle Heard From.

Mrs. ScOvllle Heard From.
her COMPLAINT AGAINST HER HusBAND-wHY SHE
REMAINS IN CANADA ANb HOW SHE CAME TO BIZ
ADJuDGED INsANE-THR COPYRIGHT OF GUIrEAU's
BOOK.
A letter was received here this morning by mem.
Der of our bar from Mrs Frances NJ. Scoville dated
cumseh house, London, Ontario, November 5th
She says: "You have doubtless heard before this
that a jury In Chicago have found me guilty! OF
insanity. / am trying to get a new trial, and
to receive competent help for the same. am
obliged to go into the trial with Mr.. Scoville
ana another @ oa lawyer against
rlence In insanity or criminal cases. NotwlIh-
standing all the witnesses furnished him and
the case because he did not know how to work it
up or to try IT. came away to save my child. see
fS,,s ny she p papers that Dr. Hicks and the museum
bones again Don't let Se tHem pea can be pre
vented, put them on exhibition; II is TOO horrible
ehcago e denea ssa fs remain trial here In
and # Mr. sco7ille comes sAt on 'ii for Bertha, a,
shan fight It out in Canada MY attorney
not get me adjudged insane here. The testi-
mony is entirely OF medical experts, and before a
Tdg Msther fyends tina that better doubt
been perfectly sane but st the e' verdict Was s
land and Kiernan, two experts whom Mr. Scoviiie
had ON the Guiteau trial Unless I am adjudged
StAc again SOmeWefe i SUPPOSE have
no more legal existence than ain infant
or an idiot IN America, and can only
prosecute my rights In court through a conserva-
tor or custodian. have received the copyright on
sThe Truth" issued to Donnelly, OF chicago, sew
eral years ago. and this Of course covers that part
OF the book In Gibson Bros hands Mr. SIS pros
ecuti0n OF me comes partly from his desire to pos
sess himself OF all my interest In property and
partly from deviliSh jealousy, as unfOunded as It
Is ridiculous. He VIII Doubtless move to secure
the books In the hands OF Gibson Bros think it
would be well TO let them know that have con-
tract for the copyright and warn them not to
transfer the books TO HIM until the whole matter
Is settled. II you think best, please do SO. II
have TO remain here, shall try and get some OF the
BOOKS 10 Sell for ny support and Bertha'S. was
doing very well with them when Mr.. s. COM
menced his hendish persecution OF me-"
The letter closes with some requests looking 70
making an arrangement with Gibson Bros to sup
ply her with books to be sold IN Canada
DIED OF APoPLRxY.-About l0(o,cloek yesterday
morning Sergeant Redway. OF GAeseccHd precinct
station, noticed couDtryman passing the station
house laying on load OF hay, apparently under
the influence OF liquor. The team was stopped
and the man taken into the station, where he was
recognized as man named John Sartain, gar
dener by occupation, living at Brightwood. Nedi-
cal aid was summoned from the Ffeedman's hos
pital, Dr. Shadd responding, and IL was found that
the man was not intoxicated, but suffering from
aponlexy. Drs- Darling and Purvis weTe called In.
anu after an examination agreed with DR.. Shadd.
He was then removed 70 the FYeedman's hospital
taken home and there died.
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DIANOS.- 4 co. .'6 PIANOS.
I Grand, Square and Upright, 1k9 to 156.
East 18th street, New York. S2t 7th sFec fYXTH
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve
nue., $415, ,325. 13; customs, $225, ,S75.4:.
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elected with chances in favor OF balance OF state
ticket Legislature in doubt
BY Associated Press
The Democrats Claim the Entire State
Ticket
DENVER, COL. Nov 8. l2 40 a. m.-At the demo-
cratic headquarters the majority for Grant (dern
lor governor Is estimated at 30O0; for Wallace
tdem) for Congress at 1So0 and the election OF the
entire democratic state ticket is claimed, with
large gains In the legislature. The house viii be
democratic, put whether the democrats Will have
majority on Joint ballot is uncertain.
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NIGH lGAN.

Ihe Democratic Governor Electei-Re.
mainder Of the Ticket Republican,.
DETROIT, MICH, Nov. SIN the first district
Lord, rep, is defeated by about $500 majority.
me rest or the Congressman in the state will prob
ably be republican, but In the 4th and 5th districts
the contest Is close one. Beyoe dem. and green
back) Is probably elected governor by a small ma
1ofty. The rest OF the state ticket is republican
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RESIGNATION OF JUDGE GRAY.-Judge AT. Gray,
for long time pardon clerk otthe Department OF
Justice has rendered his resignation to the Attor-
ney General, to take effect November 14th.