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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-02-25

~ DO0ner, u W-NOrth 3 acres
Of southeast quarter of southeast
quarter of section "a township 3
south range 10 west, valued at
SlS6.
2S Burr, r T-Persona1 property
valued at S435; special scnool tax
20 Lynn, James-In terest in 10
acres OF land in rancho Los CO.
votes, bounded north by Coward,
east, sonth and west by Gridley,
created by mortgage to secure a
debt, given by George w Carpen-
ter to James Lynn, dated Nov. 3,
1878, and recorded In book 81,
page 81, of mortgages, records OF
Los Angeles county; balance due
on said mortgage $500.
81 Williams, Frank-Interest In
800 acres of land in rancho Tajau-
ia, bounded north by Ransom,
Jacksonville, Cook, Ranny and
Browning, east by Browning and
Hubbell, south by Felipe Abila.
Walker and Ram saw and west by
Wright, created by mortgage to
secure debt, given by H b Abba
to Frank Williams, dated Decem-
Der 26th, 1879, and recorded in
book 81, page 457, of mortgages,
records OF Los Angeles county,
and valued at $500.
80 Morrow, 4 J-Interest In ten
acres of land in rancho Santa Ger
trudes, bounded north by Tweedy,
east and west by Lemon and
south by Childs, created by
mortgage to secure o debt, given
by l. L Barlow to r j Morrow,
dated June 10th, 1877, and recorded
in book 26, page 90, of mortgag es,
records of Los Angeles county,
and valued at $3.50; assessed value
of said interest being $3.50.
SO Carey, Thomas A-Personal
property valued at S420.
"a Kimball, Mrs + A-Interest
| In IS acres of land in Kreamsr
tract, rancho San Juan y CaJon
de Santa Ana, bounded north by
Kreamer, east by Kreamer and
Langsnberger, south by ditch OF
Anaheim Water Company and
west by Stearns ranches created
by mortgage to secure q debt, CIV
en- by r WBras to Mrs Fasttna A
KImbaal dated January 10th, 1881,
and recorded In book 40. page 2S7,
OF mortgages, records OF Los An
geles county, and valued at $3.50.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-11-11
SAMUEL NICHOLSON,


STAT'E OF ILLINOIS,I Ia sALLECo
- SIS County Court Of La Sale county TO the ne,
Gender Term A. d. 1882 Of tie Probate C0~f OF s1id
county. 49, .x,y
Cord, deceased Us. susanna Cord and the unknown
Heirs of NeI n. Cord. deceased and Joseph Nelson,
Hans Nelson and Knudt Nelson Petition to sell real
estate to pay debts.
Affidavit OF the non.residence of the Unknown Heirs
of Nels n. Cord deceased, and Joseph Nelson, Hans
Nelson and Knudt Nelson, defendants aboveAnsned,
having been ed in the office of the clerk OF
Court OF La Sale county notice hereby given 10 te
said Unknown Heirs of Nels n. Cord, deceased, ana
Joseph Nelson, Hans Nelson and knuat Nelson, that
Estate OF Nels Cord deceased has filed her petition
in the said County Court of La Sale county for an Crder
sell the premises belonging to the estate oil said de'
ceased much of IL as may be needed to pay inc
debts Of said deceased and described as follows 10 VIII
The southeast quarter of the northeast quarter OF sec
ton number twenty five in the township of Earl; also
the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter or rae
tiona section number thirty in the township OF ADAMS
being all about seventy nine acres OF nnd ana al
situated in the said respective townships In the county
OF La sale and state OF Illinois; and that summons
has been issued of this court against YOU returna
bile at the November term A. D. 1872 OF said court 70 De
holden on the first Monday of November A. d. 1852 az
the County Court Room, in the city of ottawa, IN LIB
Sale county. Illinois. w., , >-, n
Cord deceased. Joseph Nelson, Hans Nelson s ai,n
Knudt Nelson shall personally be and appear -, a
The Probate Court of La Sale county on inc Tonr
Of the term thereof TO be holden at the tIpos nSn
Room In OTTAWA in said copnty, on the miro s
of December ISs and plesd answer Or denur 10 tns
said compainans petition filed therein AZ tatad viii
the matters and things therein charged a anst wa,,
be taken as confessed snd decree eh'ei' "e- '
according To the prayer of said bll;,
p. W. STOCKSLEuhn' S.erN'
s,vrPT RICuOt ON Complts SOFT 49,
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OTTAWA FREE TRADER; SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1889.

pond of living water, from an eighth OF an
acre up IN size and from four to ten feet
deep, and carp can be raised in it without
difficulty. The following dispatch appears
III the papers:
Quincy, Ill.,, Nov 3.-Spencer F. Baird,
United States Fish Commissioner, has no.
tilted Mr.. Bartlett, State Fish Commission.
er, that carload Of carp will be forwarded
from Washington to the State fish ponds at
this city. The aquarium.car Will leave
Washington on the 18th and arrive al
Quincy on the 10Th, depOsiting about 5000
carp for distribution In the northern part
OF this State. The shipment will be made
IN connection with supply Of carp fol
other Northwestern States. 1t is expected
that all applicants for these fish will be
|supplied, and ii is therefore desired thai
persons wanting carp this season will no
tfy the State Commission ~ once, IN or
der that the consignment for Quincy ponds
nay be increased il the number is not suf
| ficient
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-11-11

The hopes OF the community that the
Rock Island railroad officials would make
faster running train of the Peru Ac-
commodatlon, notwithstanding the good
grounds for such hopes, will probably be
blasted. 1t was thought, from information
received from unofficial sources, that the
company wouldyield 10 the popular de
mand and start this train at more season.
dairy business east of Joliet, but such will
not be the case for the present. The tram
will continue to make the slow run, leav-
ing and arriving At Ottawa at about the
same hours as in the past The people OF
this city have no especial fault to fluid, be
cause they can continue to go to Chicago
via the Burlington.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-11-11
CRIME.

At Windsor, ILL.,, on Friday evening of
last week, two boys named George Loomis
and John Hawk, while returning from
school, engaged in astabbing aflray, which
will result fatally to one Of them. 1t ap-
pears to have been an old grudge among
the boys, which eliminated on that par
ticular evening IN fight between the two.
In the melee young Hawk stabbed LOOMS
In the breast, inflicting severe cut about
midway between the lett nipple and Gterum
bone Young Looms ran about quarter
OF q mile and fell IN his fathers yard
Medca! aiu was at once summoned, but
the physicians say they can do nothing for
him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-11-11
MURDER NEAR CLEVELAND.

At Bellevue, near Cleveland, OHIO, on
Saturday night, an atroclous murder was
committed. Mrs. Anne Radford had left
her husband, John, because of his cruelty,
applied for a divorce, and had procured an
Injunction to prevent his disposing of his
property. Radtord went to Fremont, the
county seat, III the forenoon, and while
there the papers IN the suit were served on
HIM He went back to Bellevue In the at.
ternoon, and proceeding to the house OF his
wifes parents, knocked at the door; not
being promptly admitted, he began kick
ing IN the panels, whereupon his wife ap'
peared. He seized her by the arm, threw
her down and placing revolver at her head
fired. she attempted TO strike the pistol
away, and received bullet in the right
arm. lie then put the pistol to her right
temple, 80 close that the powder burned
the flesh, and fired the fatal shot, after
which he coolly walked out of the yard
stopped moment to see If he had killed
his victim, deliberately picked the empty
shells out of his revolver put the pistol II
his pocket, and ran across lots until 1t
reached the railway track, along which he
fled westward. News of the murder spread
rapidly, and a large number OF citizens
started in pursuit of Radford. He wa.
finally captured by Constable Korner, foul
miles from Bellevue and subsequently
lodged in jail at fremont.
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A Strange Inscription.

In certain cemetery is a tomb with this
inscriptions
"Ths stone was raised by Sarah's lord,
Not Sarah's virtues to record
For they're well known to all the town
But il was raised to keep Sarah down.
We don't know what allied Sarah, but we ven
ture to say that if Sarah had had Hunts
Remedy, her 'lord" you'd not have had the
satisfaction Of raising monument to her.
Diseases Of the kidneys, liver and urinary
organs keep people down even more ef2ctu.
ally than monuments, but Hunts Remedy is
the great healer that overcomes these diseas-
es, and lifts men up to health and vigor.
Many man who is in u fair way to have a
monument in some cemetery within year
would have, like Hezekiah Of old, q new
lease OF life by taking Hunts Remedy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-11-11
HOMICIDE IN ARKANSAS.

A horrible tragedy occurred at Watseks
bayou IN Arkansas on Monday Sam.
Adams, in financial settlement with his
son Newton, disagreed, The young man
became enraged, and, his temper getting
he best Of him, lie fired three shots at his
father. The father then picked up gun
and shot Newton, WHIP fell and expired
The old man, broken hearted, went to Lit
tie Rock next day and surrendered himself
'pemed farmer and ciflHen
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-11-11

u studying aud working in France-young
Paul Bartlett, the son OF Truman Bartlett,
the Boston sculptor.
IHE DIAL. (Janseu, McCiurg ~ Co.,
Chicago, Sl.50 year., The November
dat contains able reviews OF the follow
Ing new books; "Soclal Equality" by
William Harrel Ma.lock; Electricity
and Its Modern Application" by c. N
Fay; The Conjugal Relation IN Dramatic
Literature" by Kate Byam Martin; and
Melville b. Anderson's New History OF
Fiesch Literature" Tho are suppl
men Cd Nv hr,"f"r notices ~ many other
new books, and a full catalogue o. all the
notable books issued durlg the month OF
October. 1t is the only publication, we
believe, that ANS 10 give complete
monthly catalogue Of curren. literature.
PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL Fowler "
Wells, New YORK, So "a year.. The No.
emo. Au..ooI vpoue ~,su enotch anu
portrait of the lion of the day IN Europe
Sir Garnet Wolse!ey followed by like
sKetcn, with pu.tT,lt, Ot BertnOld Auer
bach. Then lheie Is an admirable article
~ "Fu orscr Ard H'- Greco - aad a very
entertaining sketch o! Lo.s!cllow's Home
a.. AZ ... "a. -..., O.-~. oIslc.os OF
m :; are. ua-C CAiTa- ,cr.sllgs OF the
Anglo Saxon; Travelling in a House on
Wheels; The Witch Monk; Where the
Shoe Pinchcs; Medical Difficulties; Skin
Diseases Caused by Medicines; Origin OF
Il mote Diseases with Notes in Science
F'i'"riql It.g.s Ans, "- - Correspond
cnts &c
TIL DELINEAToR (Buitrlck Publish
ing Co, London and New York;. The
November number is unusually complet,
in its deineatlons of the styles for the win
ter season, IN which there are many novel
ties, especially in the departments of cloak'
and evening dresses. The ladies will dc
wsi! 70 consult the Delnea,or before max
ing their winter engagements.
The COTTAGE HEARTH. Boston, $l,5t
year. For real nice home reading, witt
due attention to aesthetics, good stories
fine poetry and music, and elaborate direc
tions in household affairs, we know of NJ
more desirable publication than the Got
taqe UearM 80 illustrations also are
quite elaborate, and of the highest order.
OUR LITTLE ONES Russell Publication
Company, Boston, $3.50 II year, The best
illustrated tag zines for the month have
given Us no finer picture than "ln the
Swing" the fronnap'ece of the Noyem-
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o'h"r p'r'"'r ito' ne - It. - l.aC.,
and It's conlents arc in keeping with tie
elegance OF lis illustrations.
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CHASE FOWLER,

.TI,IS'S SAI.E.-srATEOFll ILLINOIS;
Nj <S1TNTY OF LA SALLE.-CHcRn Court o. sd'o
conntg.-in chdhee,,g Homestead and Savings Asso.
,itien complainant IS. Della Gerashty Mary yane
ciauohh, WiIIam tieraghy, Francis Geraghty, james
Gersgnh;tyy and Ed ward Cuyler, defendants.
notice is hereby given. that In pursuance OF
Inn of said Circuit Court. 10 wit. october iith
per ,Ss5 / Chase Fowler. Master In Chancery OF SAD
D. u. viii an saturday. the 18th day Of November A
1sSl AZ the hour Of two o'clock in the AFTERNOON ~
sad day, sell public vcndue TO the highest and Pc
nS'n IN ottawa Ia sale county, Illinois, the foloS
10 vsesrribed premises 10 witt The north half OF vi
ousrter of section nineteen. township tnlry
~ Snrth range one cast OF the third principal mea
oIan' si'1- " - CHASE FOWLER.
r,o,o, Or,nher 18th ISL Master In Chsncert
IoRySro LELAND. Csmpts SOir. octla|"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-11-11
,AD RESULT OF A FAMILY QUAR-

SAD RESULT OF A FAMILY QUARREL.
On Monday, at Atchison, Kansas, +, d.
Hit sold his farm in White Cloud and
came to Atchison with his wife, daughte,
and son. to return to Chicago. The wife
was so averse to moving back to Chicago
that she took poison, nearly causing hel
death, while the rather, son and daughter
took the Chicago train. leaving the mother
destitute and helpless.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-11-11
A World Wants Proof.

"Thc proof of the pudding Is the eating tn;
reof," and not in chewing the string that TIED
the bag. Therefore, take DR.. Jones Rec
Glover Tonic. It. cures all blood disorders
torpid liver, sick headache, costiveness. ant
all diseases Of the urinary organs. The best
appetizer and tonic known. Sold by all drug
gists. Fifty cents per bottle. a.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-11-11

A good article that has achieved success
and attained worldwide reputation by its
true merits and wonderful results, is always
Initiated. Such Is tho case with DIR. klng's
New Discovery Tor consumption, coughs and
colds. Already mprinciplcd parties are en-
deavorng To dcludo an unsuspectng public
by Offering limitations OF this mostfOrtunatc
discovery Do not be deceived, but insist on
having the true remedy and take no other.
For sale by q. Gehring. Tra! bottle 30
cents
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-11-11
A CINCINNATI HORROR.

Last Sunday night, in Cincinnati. Henry
Deters met Frank NJ. Dale in new suit of
clothes. They have been intimate com.
panions. Deters remarked, Frank, you
have new SUIT from top TO toe" and at
the same time brought his hand on Dale's
head, crushing his hat Dale then knocked
Deters down, whereupon the latter drew a
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-11-11
CONVICTED OF MURDER

Phillip Matthews, of whose murder OF
his sweetheart, Annie Geyer, near Belle
Vile, we gave an account some time ago,
was tried last week and on Saturday found
guilty OF murder, the jury fixing the pun
lshment by hanging.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-11-11
SAMUEL NICHOLSON,

EINAI SETTLEM ENT.-EsTATE OF
Il ROBERT KNIGHT, Observation-Disclosures is hereby
given to all persons interested in said estate that the
Adinistratrx of the estate Of said Rob
ert Knight deceased, VIII appear before the County
the County Court IseOm in Ottawa in said county on
Monday the 10th day OF November 1852 for the pnr-
pose rendering account of her proceedings In the
of said estate for the nna settlement
Dated at Ottawa, this 10Th day OF October 1882.
ELLEN b. KNIGHT,
ATTEST: p. w SroCKsLaGER, Administrative.
Clerk County Court. La Sale Co, III. Oct2l-4w
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-11-11
SAFE ROBBERY.

Last Saturday morning at 2 O'Clock
burglars blew open the safe Of the Elk
change Bank Mt Mokena, ILL.,, scattering
the papers over the floor, but they failed to
enter the innel chest, and got no money for
thor pains
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-11-11
The World Still Moves.

Notwithstanding Mother Shipton' dire pre-
diction, the world still exists. The people
will live longer If they use DR.. Blgelow's Posi-
tive Care, which suhdues and conquer
coughs, colds, consumption, whoopinl
cough, and all diseases Of the lungs. Fo
proof call ~ your drug store and get bottl
free. A)
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EPgeI.
CHASE FOWLER.

Q. : :, =. -, n
NIASTER'S SALE.--STATEO OF LIMOS,
vi COUNTY OF LA SALE, Circuit court u SAG
The ottawa Building HomCstea and Savings Asso-
ciatiOn complainant u.s. Sarah Gore, Myron Gore and
LYMAN /. NattnEer, defendants; = .
decree entered in the above entitled cause NJ the Octo'
Der term of said Circuit Court, TO Wit October 2st
n 1cSo / Chase Fowler Master IN ChanceFy Of sail
court will on Saturday December second, !. p lSt,
at the hour OF two O'Clock in the afternoon OF snd dy
sell Mt nubic yendue TO the highest and best bidder Tor
cash at the south door of the Circuit Court soo II
the city of Ottawa county of La Sale ana state Oh IN
nois the following described premises. to wit: LOIS
four and Ave In block eleven, In tIl0Vers AUDUBON 10
atty tho county of La sale ana state
OF Illinois. CHASE FOWLER,
Dated Nov. |, 1882. limo Master in ChanCery
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nrAxE a MnLONEY,

>,r,, , tir.o OF JOHN NooNAN. DRCD.-
Of S 5phn Sos aece ass viii Vii
county OF La Sale a no Court of said county the
Ma ism of S sad COUNTY
the Probate COuin nersons having claims or demands
when and iss are noed TO attend and present the
same in Writing for az afi SSysmber D 1
Dated this 81 ua' " MARY NO0SAN,
Administrative.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-11-11

Do YOU WANT CARP?-This famous
fish, which enters so largely into the daily
food supply OF Germany, il is found can be
raised as easily in this country as ducks
and chickens. All that Is needed is a
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pistol and fired three shots, two OF which
took effect, one infllctlng mortal wound,
enetratlng the bowels and bladder. Dale
was taken to the hospital. Deters was ar
rested.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-11-11

OF PATRICK DUFFY, DECD.
~ Notice is hereby given, that the Undersigned Exec
utor of the last will and testament of Patrick Duffy
late of the county of La Sale and state of Illinois, de.
ceased will appear before the Probate Court of said
county on the third Monday (beng the 18th day. of
December 1882 at the Probate Court Room. in Ottawa,
in said county, when and where all persons having
claims or demands against said estate notified to
attend and present the in writing for adjustment.
Dated this 2lst day of October A. D. 1882.
WILLIAM II. CALVIN,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-11-11

80 urRA t,reat cnance TO make money
ne Those who always take advan.
tage Of the good chances that
are offered, generally become
~ wealthy while those who do not
improyc such chances remain in p verify. we want
many men. womer boys ma girls 10 WORK ior Us rgG.
in their own oCa tiles, Any one can do the work prop
erlv rom the first start. The business Will pay more
than ten times ordinary wsges. Expensive outht iur
nished free No one who engages fdils to MAKE money
rapidy You can devote your whole time TO the work
or only your spare moments. Fulliiformatlon anu AZ
innS najna novl2
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-11-11

Exchange on Chicago and New York
And all the principal cities east and vest,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Exchange on England. lreani Scot and and all
II, portant points In Continental Europe, drwn in sumo
10 sui purchasers.
~. =. Revenue STAN NJ, Of ali determinations
constantly on hand and for sa'"
United States Bonds, Local Securities, Gold
AMI Silver bought and sold.
aanking hours from "A. N. to p. N.
Jan. ~. 1873 G. L. LlNDLth' hhsisI Cashier.
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w. x. STEW ART.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.

The advertiser having been permanently cured o
nat dread disease, Consumption, by simple remedy
~ anxious to make known to his tellowsuerera NE
means of cure To all who desire II he will send scci)
If the prescription used rce of chnrge with the d.
.ections for preparing and using the same, vN tney
vii find a sure Cure for Coughs ColdF. Cons
a,Irn~,tion, a sthma, Bronchitis, &c.
Parties wishing te prescription will please doTesss
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-11-11


number are:
Rome During the Sieges of the 9th Cen
tury. Is the Church Of England Nation
al Church? Incidents of Land and Places
for Reform. Is the Belief in Miracles
Reasonable? Friedrich Rltschi. The
House of Obrenovitch. The War in Egypt
The Songs of the Italian People. Cotem-
parary Literature.
WIDE AWAKE. Cd, Lothrop & Co, Bos
ton, $3.50 year.. The November nun
Der presents pleasing frontispece en-
titled Surprised" Mrs. Whitney and
Susan Coolidge have two finely illustrated
poems. The "irojan War" aud Los,
Among Savages" are finished. There are
two gay reminders of Thanksgiving month
Rosa Graham telling of tom Vice.
how he made Thankful Day resolves, and
NJ. T.. Wilkins relating the merry mirth o.
THE Pumpkin Giant" Part III. of Mis-,
Whitney's "a SUIT of Homespun" deal.
with fax wheels and "blue n copera.
check" with fourteen illustrations by Bod
fish. Margaret Bertha Wright sends ovel
from her home in France a comIcal stor,
of "Charlie's First Doughnut;" the Rev
VIM. L. Baker, who had ghost story il
the October number, tells of Another
Ghost"he oEce saw; Miss Harris furnlshe.
very interesting and Romantic art papel
rels!iye to an American Boy Sculptor who
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ilovI5H
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-11
FROM THE CAPITAL.
NEWS OF NATIONAL INTEREST.
Fo'Her bsclins TO Tell How It Happened Some
lniertstlng blsrlo>ures Pron,istd-Mry. $50.
Vile Heard fr0ni--A New Claim on the
GAtIl.ld Goard-Crisp Capital Items.

WASHINGTON, November l0.-An ut.
tempt wns made to-day to get Secretary
Folger to say something In reference to
the charge Of Federal interference in New
York politics, but he declined to be inter.
viewed upon the subject, saying that the
election was over and that nothing he could
say now would help to mend matters. His
friends here Say, however, lhat sooner or
later there will be some disclosures in ref.
erence to his nomination and the position
OF the Administration IN relation thereto
which vii! cause establishment and pro.
ducc reaction in his favor. 1t Is openly
hinted that the President was not anxious
for Folger's success, and that some OF his
sayings will require some explanation II he
is to retain Mr.. Folser in his Cabinet. A
Republican Senator is authority for saying
TINT the President told him IL few weeks
nso ,lat Mr.. Folger would not remain in
the Treasury but II few months whether
he was elected or defeated for governor OF
New York. The Senator believes that
Mr.. Folger will leave the Cabinet before
the coming session OF Congress is brought
TO close.
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TIE EFFECT or THE DEFEAT.
Ihe Wrrckcrs Oi 1854 fenrctl More THAI
the Result of TueS,luy.s EIcrtious

The Wrcckcrs oi 1854 Fcnrcd More than
the Result of Tuesday. EIcciions.
WASHINGTON, November lO-Som;na.
,ions arc M, h;,,,;,,n Is ,h, .o,o,.,:..,
,.h;n, 49, w 's,..:. o.'s ID '"o conclusion
""'e' .he poi'ticians here draw from Tues.
days elections. In the general shaking up
in which policies and u,,ies and issues
seem TO h,v. hocowo ;nox,.;'mI,,, ~ '"s f.,"a],
,,o, .oa .:a ~, ",. =. ''"''' ''n'''oe.
'''s sec 'n's 'acl Standing out promi-
ncntly, and accept it as Il fact. There
are none OF the leaders in Wash.
i,p,on ;,st uow rro," ,,o ,:". "o"
49, ''>'' "o"' f'o'" 1"e i"sloeht
uowh Tic principal men CT the Republican
party arc al'scn, in their respective States,
Consequently there is but little chance of
securing an expression of opinion on YES.
ter!ay's Republican defeat, except for the
rank and file. In spite of the crnslinv