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Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-12-02
Criminals Captured.

CHICAGO, Dec. IA dispatch from Kalamazoo, early this morning, announces the arrest there of Bill Ar len, colored desperate, who killed Officer Clarence E. Wright Tuesday night in Chicago.
 An Indian Territory dispatch re. ports the capture of three murderers, Walker, Reynolds and Yorder, near Darlington, after a sharp struggle, during which they were nearly killed They had murdered young man in Comanche, Texas, and the officers had been in pursuit three weeks.
 MISTAKEN IDENTITY.
 KALAMAZOO, Dec. 1.-The man ar rested here as Bill Allen, who mur- dered Officer Wright Tn Chicago, is really Chas. Almon, colored cook, and he has been released.
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Husiness Failures,

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-Busines' failures for the last seven days mum
 Der I4S, of which 134 are in tho country and II in New York city distributed as follows: Eastern states 19; western, 42; southern, .29; mid
 dle, g; pacific coast and territories 10: Canada, IA; New York city, IA
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Department Reports !.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.- A Tlme
 Washington special says: By tn
 wish of the president, secretaries an heads of the several executive de partments will withhold their annua reports until the president has sub mitted his message to congress.
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Flood m Austria

VIENNA, Dec. 1.-The river Thelss and its affluents are inundated. Sev- eral bridges have been damaged and the railway embankment broken down. Dykes on the Theiss are in great danger.
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The Seine Rising.

PARIS, Dec. 1.-The Seine has risen 64 meters above normal level. Houses at Fogent, JonrvllIe, St. Maur, Asnieve and Courbevoi- afe being deserted for fear of disaster. The flood in the valleys of the Seine and Garrone are especially severe. The country between Chalons, Suvir- Marne and Espermy inundated.
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Frank I'rayne.

CINCINNATI, Dec. l. - Frank Frayne, who shot Miss Van Behru, passed a restless, frenzied night. He paced the floor in uncontrolled grief. He will assist to inter the body if the case is disposed of tomorrow.
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The Republican Programme |.

NEW YORK, Dec. IA Wash ington special has this: It is learned from members of congress who are already here that it is the intention of the republicans to hold caucus at both ends of the capitol early in the session, perhaps next week, to arrange programme for the session. The main issue will be the question of tariff reduction or revision. Un- finished contested election cases are to be left to the discretion of the committs on elections.
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Schooner Lost.

PICToU, Dec. 2.-The schooner Folger, from Cleveland to BroSky with coal, went ashore or. - Point reef Thursday night. crew of eight men were all lost. body of one, supposed to be the q tain, was washed ashore to-day. The Folger was large, three-masted schooner owned by Lsnnis & Ellis, of Cape Vincent, N. Y.
Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-12-02
SacriIesious Ii ihieves.

PARIS, Dec. 1.--Several churches in the department of the Main Loire have been robbed. Several valuable paintings were stolen from a church at Font Veruelt.
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hniuMcIiOn Granted.

We were informed last evening that the injunction prayed for by the Tombstone A and NJ. Co., against the Way Up Mining company had been granted, and the neces. easary papers forwarded to Chief Justice French of the supreme court for his sigma. nature. This injunction dces not in any manner i2tcrfere with the working and devclopmcntsof the mine; it merely pre- vents lhe sale of any ore extracted there from. Tie application of the Tombstone company for new trial will be argued be- fore the supreme court at the January session.
Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-12-02


 First Dase on crrors-- rucson, II Toribs tone 6, First base on called balls-Tucson, q; Tomb stone, 4.
 Left on bases-Tucson, :; Tombstone, T.
 Struck out-Tucson, :; Tombstone, [.
 Called bals-Mast, iss; Goodale, 3S; Hawke, B. Passed bslls-McQuilken, 5; Flynn,S.
 Called strikes-Tucson Il; Tombstone, 2l. Missed strikes-Tucson 30; Tombstone, 39. Fouls struck-Tucson, 30; Tombstone, 3t. Home run-P: Corpstein.
 Umpire-R. E. Kearon. Stump, Tombstone.
 Time-3 hours minutes.
 INCIDENTS OF THE GAME.
 James Nash, while endeavoring to field ball, collided with Hawke, another player bent on the same errand, the result being that Jim's optic now bears the insig- mia of mourning.
 Billy Hopkins, of the Palace hotel, Tue son, made good record in the game. He is justly considered one of the best general players in the territory, and is certainly one of the best fellows.
 Mast, the pitcher of the Tucson nine, has been member of several crack pro-. fesslonal hines in California, and justly earned the reputation of being one of the most expert pitchers in the business. He can curve a ball until it looks like black snake going through wheat field. He is immensely popular with all the boys. He sings good song and plays seven octave harmonica with rare ability.
 Both the Tombstone and Tucson hines are credited with game each. It would be we'll for the home nine to issue a chal- lenge for match game to take place at an early day and definitely settle the claim tor supremacy.
 F. J. McQuilkin, of Tucson, and E. W. Stump, of this place, acquitted themselves in most creditsble manner, in the capacity of scorers.
 The pitching of Hawke, of the home nine, was highly spoken of by all who witnessed the game.
 The selection of R. E. Kearon, as um. pirs, was most fortunate one. His decN. ions were prompt and impartial, giving general satisfaction to all.
 Corpstcin, as captain of the home nine, won golden opinions, not only by his ex- cellent playing, being the snly one who made home run, but by his good judg- ment and generalship.
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stricken With paraiysis.

WASHINGTON, Dec. l.-Rear-Ad- miral Wyman, of the United States navy, was stricken with paralysis this morning. He is in critical condi- tioE,
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Financier Dead,

NEW YORK, Dec. l.-Henry C.. Murphy, of Brooklyn, died this morning. He is well known poll tician and financier,
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An Affair of Honor.

PARIS, Dec. IA duel with swords was fought this morning by An drieux, late ambassador to Span, and Laurenta, edito: of newspaper in Paris. Laure2ta was slightly wounded.
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Conrressmpn Vpderraff Dead.

CINCINNATI, Dec. IA SteubenJ vile special reports the death of y. T. Updegrafi, republican congress man. elect from the 17th district.
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t.oiIer ENpiOsiOn

MIDDLErowN, O., Dec. 1.-An ex. plosion of paper mill boiler killed and injured 3.
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Message Mention

NEW YORK, December 2.-A World Washington special says: The Presidents message and report
Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-12-02

Prof. w. P. Blake, the eminent mining expert, has returned east. He expects to be here again sometime in February,
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UNITED STATES e

Nov. lit.
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no sesala rras.ar Is nsx York

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g a t--f.h.s i'assiy shist -s.sas-isis is- isy.
b-t.-s r. Nss Ysrs Me- ssss.r ihs .iis = =
rsanintut Taynt.n. hariss Allied A.r three Little
chiii'sh eel shsf-arls his- be- a.n hrais, oat.
Ettraa- ~ 'fassfy there has bs.u uash 10
tsrssi mas .fssis! a. g. shsihsF sksst4n sIi.,si
in tls -e.sia family. -A.sA a.lgAi. perhaps. as
eaari faf ne fu hs agsif. phyacsaHs and
ffieni' - fhs hmiiF. rhl mi sh' he expected g.
kh5~. hafs tsf..fsI in isHyias tha, thofs a.
suy fsa.sn ~hy Me-. Ssgais Should not have been
= happy wtfs and mother II - leaned on good
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snrss between hushAn4 ani ~ife. ~hish nay ss.
plain 10 part the tfaxsiy II ~iii BE- remembered
thA, the late ~. ssguin. f.,hsr q b.. y e. ss.
guin. vas nat oniS an eminent Aiienisi, ba, an
asousl sthsi't When hs died. fs~ years sgs.
be requested that NJ religious services should be
hsii oFsr bis gave. sad his wishs, we're oh~y.d.
br. y. G ssgain 10 iikssiss skepiieal 10 Aii re-
HRious matters. and it hsa bssa the dream of his
~fss life. "a u said. 90 eoh,su him. IIsr de,pon-
dsney At ialing In this lei. q - probable 20 the
awfgl deed. In her madness due 10 bro0itnx over
the roll gioas siGsfsnees be, ssen her aud Dr Sc.
gun. sks iss sinsi that this vas the only usy q
saving the ehiiifea.
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CONGRESSIONAL AND JUDICIAL.
Baltimore COunty-omcIai.

We give below the result In Baltimore county
by precincts and districts. Judge YslIOtt, Dem.
Oerat, Chief Judge, majority over Mr.. Archer, In
dependent, I,Ss5i Mr.. Fowler, Democrat. AssO-
eiaie Judge, majority over Mr.. DOslsy, 2.2si Mr..
Talbot, Democrat, for Congress, over Mr.. Blair,
Republican, 323. The Let and 18th districts Of
Baltimore county are in the Fifth Congressional
district, and Mr.. Chapman, Democrat. gets q ma.
jOri,y over Mr. IIoi,On. Republican, OF ". Fol.
10 wing is the resnlt:
The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-11

rs-Ths Baltimore Asssyiesa ssd HsssH pat
isrtb their bss, ssort. Tor the success u th. rsg
ticket 10 the city and hos much influence ihsy sH-
nssday msrnihg. The Aasyissa'. straight" Re
pubIiean ticket, gotten Up in the iatsres, of the
cid judges. had no, a ssrporal's guard of foIio--
srs, ssd the Republican organ of the ring nssi
feel very she.pish over the result.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-11

es-The delegation from Maryland 10 the next
Congres, ~ill bs follows First district. George
W. cOvingtoa, Demesra,; sseeni. !. Fred. c.
Talbot, Democrat; Third. Fe,tor S. IIoblitseil.
Demoeraii Fourth, John v. l.. findlAy. Demo.
eraii Fifth. Iian D. IIolfon. Republican; sixth.
Lewis D. Necomas, RepublIsss--fonr Democrats
The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-11

<B-MAryiAnd did nObly On Tuesday. The
Piith congressiosAl dis,ris, has been redeemed
asd Hart B. Hssos uiII represent it in the nszt
Cengrss. Even Anne Arundei l-hsrs the Grst
honest siestion was held in many ysarsD gives
Rspublisan majority of abou, 800. wssonsraia-
late Mr.. Hoissa snd hi' noble Rspublieas con-
sfifnnnnr
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E-EcT!oSs ELSEWHERE

t 90 s-r- Sea .- .rss a.aser' . states
.r r-r-l1r s-t e.. beng as eFssr i.. Espss.
-.-' f.-ri -a'.sr tais sn- Use bsf.fs -
s.-.t -t. srnert y -ea-sisi ihat bata Ns-
'. 900 .raa+. 's-h ar-isi = -
De- r-s' ass 80 stf -iat.sH' ssrs 'sily rsA. =
fsi Nsa "A rr.t' i'elss'stie tefn7f
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"a -fr. a. - .l Ns- .fs ta' i'sa. sf'i' ssa
sewers rsr"'fHsa ,auf's ias's 's'a''' sf'
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Remarkable occurrsnca

Maaels'ss ma Eais'P'i.s.
On sabbath morning., Oct. ?2d. after Commu-
nion services at Trinity Reformed Church In this
place the pastor vas called to the residence Of
Mr.. William Adkins. on Neu street. 10 give con.
mubion 90 the afflicted wife and mother, Mrs.
Adkins. who has been speechlsss for the las, four
months. few moments after she received the
sacrament she stepped forward aud asked the
pastor 20 sing the hymn "Ilow sweet the name Of
Jesus sounds" Her request was granted, and the
hymn was sung BY the pastor aud others present.
The JOY % the husband and children can no, be
expressed for the return of the spesch of the
mother. We learn that her speeoh 10 improving
daily.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-11

rs- Both New York snd Pennsylsabia elect
Democratic Gosernors. This. of course. l. no, q
pleasing fact for Republicans to ponder over. ys,
Il i' no mo's than vas expected. With the party
split uP a. Il uas In ttsss great states. The lesson
.: lss2 .ili prove valuable. The troubles will
now be healed. the party will present an uniivi-
del front in ls-i. and will march on u victory.
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rs-Isn- Less r Mecoaas. Espsbiissn ssr
dia,s far Csnzrss' IN ;hs siHth district q Mary
Land. is elected By Al Increased majority. The
Democrats dag Up a. 4 dominated Hon. Mehissn-
cry Blair. IN the ksps that the prss,igs of b.
nans and Tiiisa's msnsy wsaid pull hin ,hr0sgh.
bs; the Old xsstismsA has been snsrsi sndsr
deeper than sVr and the ySsng. able and psogrss-
sivs Mscosaas uiil represent the district THIS -
. glorious triumph for the right
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tas afi..lt. q, .4-s ,l ssf4 asi..a al
ss-s- "a, .-sa--lsa-. AL --e-e ---.s'aty ls.f t4-
a-,o-aa latis.' fsr ias aissr 'lssras
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;s-.l-lsa. tlr -iats. =. e.. . Ls-aa.-. t-s
sua---a 'a .z- sso- q iAt. clarity 20 'ara
zases - =, Hirs .a4eo' irsasmsat f-.s assr. aat
g-t.asiaas a-lea. .sss.-ss 80 - t.--s rr-..l-t
tas -s-ess.tar- 80 q ne rstssst -arraHt .t Per-
sea. t-ele 5 .tas-e ss-s = AIN ..s.. = a. 20. r
2at-at. a-.s srFg by s-t.r q. f1s s--rstarr
sl1-<a.- l.aa s. at.a-s as- .-4sr f-a' .--s
.scn--tsl sta s4s rae IL t-.rstary &c
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ss-tsi STA 2 .rs a.sy 4 .-- Hl.' fr.a-. asas
a.! ssatsg asre1an.. .s4 s,afs.s.4aa. n-s Q
tsr -..r
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sS-Rsiinsiss have been prepared fer the pay
and mileage Of, The members Of tho foriy.sie eh,h
Congress. There viii be 32s members and sirh.
delegates. For their pay there has been asked
81 6Gj. 900 and 81. 600 Tor Contestants. For mile
age $4,000 Is estimated, making total Of si,-
sQo 0no
The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-11

cB-we are nov firmly eosvineed that with =
straight Rspubloan ticket, composed of srs,-slAss
men, Bai,inore county can be carried By the Re-
publisaas, and vhea the nsxt sIsetiss fer local
shesrs takes place vs expect 70 b sa,s 70 show
shis 70 The minds Of al douhsinR Thomases.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-11

Jssr- 10 the housshoiI department at %. Ws.h.
ington county fair. held fs- sseks ass. somps.
isnt jsdrss rronesRssi the coilso,on oi GHs needle
v0rk most remarkabls. I, "a said that in a single
class. vLss bat iso insixnisesht premiums ser,
offered. thsFs ssrs s.s EsAiTs! srisrious articles
on sHhieltiea. Ths isdiss o. that county are Ger.
,Aihiy more sn,srpnsing abi inlu',r.oss aHi isks
deeper interest 10 agricultural fair' than those
o. Baltimore county.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-11

c<r- The ring.riddeu county Of Anne Arundel
has al last. under new registration aud fair
sleesion. placed itssh among the Republican
counties Of the State and rolled up q majority Of
about four hundred. Thi. esee,ually shelves the
Bannons aud the Bonds and a new element will
eofue IN he front
The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-11

Ss-Dsspi,s the base ISLANDERS and Iew ihvse-
tive hespsd upon the Hon. John z. smith. of
Westminster. be wAs iriamphantIy elected Asso-
eia,e Judge sf the Fif,h Judicial cires, on Tues
day. lie is ',esdfa', RepubIieAn and an homes,
and honorable man. one uho wiII be . credit 20
the bench % the State. lie has our wArmssi con
gr.sslA,ioss on his splendid victory.
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s6-what has come over the 18th district Of
Baltimore eeuniys The only good thing We ever
heard sf that district dOIng shs did on Tuesday
when she gave majority sf four for lIOlion. We
will bs disposed 10 think better Of the 18th here
The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-11

rs-N' BAR -a' 4sfsstsi /. ths -seaaa
congrau.s.ai a.s,rs-f " T1ssisy - The r-s's' =
be asay f-isad'. Hs nal. sas.s q; an
q gAt have bssa elected hsi EsFusAeans d.se
their 4siy. ba; unfortunately .. hsvs srsst1f "a
cor eaap - are siray. =4hhg @ eel osi =
nsmiEss % sens prs;sri - siasr- NJ Blair
al;hsszh defeated. has the fsspsei u sssry bsIy
snd deserves al rrsis. isr tis aaEiy bsaring ar4
ss,iEs sasrt. Dana. tie sampsish. lie hAs lo'i
nstkinx by his eanIs4Aey.
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Sales of Property.
William s Keoch. Solicitor. Towsohtown, Nd.
rNRUSTEE'S SALE
VALUABLE HOUSES AND LOTS IN row.
sONTOwN, MARYLAND.

alhh LAND.
Dy virtue Of decree OF the Circui, Court for
Baltimore county, passed ia tho ease u 81,
:sr benjamin Vanhorn. complainant, Ss
E aud the Home Permanent
Mutual Land and Building Association Of Baii-
more county and others, defendants, the under
signed. the Trustee named In said decree. will 81
fer at public sale. on the PREMISES, on
Monday. 20h dag .f Nsres,bsr. isS2.
at the hour of o'clock =. W.
THE HOUSE AND LOT FORMERLY oCcU-
PIED As A STORE AND DWELLING
HOUSE BY LEWIS vOGLE,
and at present occupied BY Mr.. y. ID. Dolienburg,
and adjoining ,hs property Of Mrs. WIN. Gallo
way. on the York Turnpike Road, about 100
yards above Ady's Hotel, and described in q deed
from james VI. buchanan, Trustee, TO Mrs. EliEa-
beth y ogle, tfincc deceasedl. dated August 9th,
1850. and recorded in Liber A. ". H.. No. $40.
folio IA, &c.
This house contains II room. and rea,s at Sl2
per month.
ALSO. THE LOT OR TRACT OF LAND,
lying between J. Alex. Parlet,'s Blacksmith ghop
and the lot just above referred 20, being the same
land conveyed 90 Lewis vogle by J. Alex. Par.
lett and wife by deed dated Apri 10th. 1874. and
recorded in Libcr J. B., No. Sc. folio ESQ. a..
Improved by
Two DWELLING HOUSES,
each of which rents for about g. per nonth,
and also veil q never falling water. Each Of
these pieces of property fron;s on the Joppa
Road a. veil ~ on the York Road.
Also, ALL THAT LEASEHOLD PROPERTY.
conveyed g. Lewis Vnglc by H. y. Payne and
ether. BY lease dated Ith day u March, 1867, re-.
corded In y. u. A., NJ. 81, folio 222. 4e except
that part sub s' % Benz amin Hicks by lease IA
tel May IT,. 1871, and recorded IN Liber H. II.
T., No. =, folio 2o3, 4c. situated On the Hiilen
Road. near the Maryland Central Railroad and
the Colorei Church. This lot has On IL valuable
crop 0f si0ss.
TERMS or SALE A. PRESCRIBED BY
THE DECREE ARE - Cash. ia & month,
AMI the balance ia ~ months. the deferred pay
men's % bear interest from day of saie and be
ssc4rsi O. the satisiae,ion q the Trustee Or all
cash ~ The purchaser sttion nisf the tefms
q 'he iecfes the trustee is authorized O. require
ispssit - siun On each l.t "a the day ofsais and
10 defta.t . %. payuent O. ofer saii property
ftf'telts - Tuhue sale sitn4ai further notice.
s ieT,si' - 500 each q the ..t. % The Jatpa
k.al, u' 80 the iai tAs iiileu Road vii be
fs41.f'i 20 che lay afsa.s fer fgr,asf par;is-
uIaf. inqaife q the uniersig guei
wM = kEEr u. Trustee.
JANE IS pWlN1S. Au.i..it,r.
A.a. f..ft
Louis + Hsrnisaaussn h't -h~y T., Law.
LfE.rsirn street. Ea't.usft
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es-The victory won BY the baltimore inde-
psndents vas . grand one, the majority for the
ticket reaching over 10000. The A@srieas has
gone out of the tieks, making business nov. I,
proved to be most magnificent failure ia that
line.
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Ep-A Western actor says he knows Eve hun
dred girls In ST. Louis whom Mrs. Langtry
couldn't hold n candle TO-" We don't believe
the girls want any candle held. and We don't be.
hese Mrs. Lansiry ever holds the candle.
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DB-ws eengrasulA,s the BAIsimors S-a On the
grand victory achieved On Tuesday. sasnly thrsash
its sSors. Il made nobls agh, against the ring
whish u has succeeded In sha,twing. TbsrsopIs
win neu kass shsnss
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ee-TL, m.rnIss.n, n,r h.lld;n, o,,h, n.I

es-Ths magniGesnt new bailding Of the Bsl,i-
more and Ohio Railroad Company, SITUATED on the
corner Of baltimore and calssr, streets, vas Oecu-
pied for the Gr', time on Wednesday BY oaicsrs Of
the company. lis ,hs aasst building 10 the city
and is Citing monumsni TO ths, grand and pos.
erful railroad enternriss
The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-11

jeo>Ths BurbOns Of Virginia have been snow
ed under. aud the gallant Malone comes out with
grand victory. In 1851 that State will cast
her electoral vote for the Republican nominee for
President
The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-11

eg-Ths Baltimore city ring got very black
eye on Tuesday in the defeat Of the old Judgss.-
The victory won By The independents 10 . grand
one asd much xsod viii result.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-11

Nsssrs. WEHam a. Fi.hsr Wias~
-ts~sr; cass.si 3. Pasp. sat f4~aft D-rf
the r-r,sm-- 80 see -.er'-I i4Isss 'e
sag-su- Beach . Eanaa-- -.,Y r. T4s.lag.
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iA'e- T.. psoP's = B..tusfs 'y ars h-'a
rate q tie s.srt "a s',s-A ass. -ls are ~ saiy
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The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-11

es-Judgs Ysilott carried his home Prsoine, Of
The 9Th district BY 2ei majority out Of vote Of
less than COO. This must be very gratifying to
hfnm
The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-11

es-Think gift Ben Butler, the dsspissi and
abused, has been elected Govsrnor Of Massaehs-
ss,ts gy fle Ds-oe,sfs' No deubt be will be the
next Democratic candidate for President
The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-11

TO steal an umbrella l. at last a crime. But
" man steals u bottle of Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup
20 cure bis couch, can Il be called erimeY
The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-11

serve predicted last wssk that "sOmsthing
veuld drop" On Tuesday last and We were not
nissakss. Bsi then things srsso, 50 bad as they
misht have hesn.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-11

-s-in ~ sau''t Z fsT yssrs fs. N.r,lsfn
Ps-.ss Railroad si1 F4n thf.sst 80 a'soa. .
shade tree. has4f.i. e fliis. 30 istg't ftsst.
,sss.se tree rlsa'ins i' hsisg isns o. protect ne
faad FROM storms sni sns- 4nfs o. aiiIii=r %
having isrss gang = men AZ iais Hark s-'-ssn
Farso sbi Hisms't 10 bako,s. ,hs ag-sf. have
4isifihaisI iatnsAss aaaniiss 4 sssi.lnss ani
suiiings % the farmers .s,'isi she lani grss,.
ahi sssfsl prize. ior skill in farss;ry
The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-11
New Advertisements.

GS 000 $4,000. $4,000. $1,000
CC.OUO.to LOAN on GOOD FARMS IN
BALTIMORE COUNTY, at 6 per cent. Also,
$5V,t 90 to loan In sums 20 suit.
THOMAS HILL,
Paye,te 4 81. Paul streets, Baltimore.
Nav II Ia,n
The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-11

@s-BOs, Isaas's dIssriss (,hs 2dl gave four ma
joriiy syaisa Judge YeIlosi.