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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-09-06

1.-THE reproaches Of enemies should
quicken US to duty, and not keep Us
from it.
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For Sale or Rent.

THAT DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT IN
y North jackson, at present occupied by
Hon. ~ E. Cooper. To a desirable purchaser
long time will be given, upon eight per cent
interest, 400 Applyto GEO. FEARN.
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Blank Bocks.

Or every description, manufactured Il -.
~ der ana il best style. 81 eEAalos Roo
BINnnRx, Jackson, Miss. Address
kQHEn 4 BAkKsnkER.
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uo1ITNs INSTITUTE, VA.
10th Session Opens September 90, 1882.
Po8t-o6ies, Botetourt Springs, Va.

THIS IS AN ALMOST EXCLUSIVELY
i BOARDING, SCHOOL FOR You've LADIES, AMI
OF THE VERY HIGHEsF TYPE Best EQUIP
MENT. APPLY FOR Cir R.~EN
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Men often persevere IN loving those
who do not love them women stop at
once.
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BEST AND CHEAPEST!


l6. 1582-Charter Perpetual
HOME OFFICE, YAZOo CITY, MISS.
OFFICERS.
]. C. PREWETT, President. -!R
T. II. CAMPBELL. Vice-President.
r. g. HUDSON, Secretary and Treasurer
VA. HENRY, General Manager.
Two departments, distinct and separate
one for white, the other for coIored people.
Active and reliable agents, both white and
colored, are wanted throughout the United
States and Canada. They must furnish salts
factory references. The most liberal commits
sions paid. Write for necessary papers to
General Manager
No member can marry ii less than six
months and have . benefit. Benefits range
from $50 u $3.50 II SIX months; membership
fees from Loo to 5000. Twenty per cent 81
annual dues is set aside IS q reserve fund Is aid
assessments III paying benefit Best and Chean-
est Marriage Association in existence.
June {. Ieo2-4m.
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All the passions die with tie years
selfloye alone never dies. Voltaire
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the in red ink on the side. TAKE no OTHER.
Beware of those who know nothing Of Medl-
cal Compounds, who put out the nostrums
known 10 sour, and being analysed prove
worthless and only made to fleece the pubic,
aud to pirate on the well earned reputation OF
Zsilin i Co medicine; these frauds have no
reputation 10 sustain and VIII eheaI YOU lor
few PENNIES every way they can. Look care
fully to the medicine You are induced to take,
for much suffering, permanent injury and
even death has resulted from improper treat,
meut and from taking uuskilfully prepared
medicine.
CAssvILLE, Ark, July 8, 1879.
Dear Sirs-I send you another package OF
The counterfeit; il is called trial package
II saws ii costs you nothing, but il like to have
0O7' JoHS GRIFFIN.
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MY LIQUOR

LAS ALWAYS COMMANDED THE CON-
IL mendation Of the most fastidious con-
noisseurs for its purity. healthfulness and
delicacy, in which qualities / am justified in
saying that Il has never been exce1led. BY
the sl0Wness Of Transmission the generation
of fusil oil is almost entirely obyiafed, and by
the perfect manner Of distillation al delete
Fioas substances are eliminated from the spir-
ii. Il Is especially recommended from its
purity and wholesomeness for medicinal pur-
poses.
I v. HARrKns Distiller. Nelson Co. Ky.
SOLE AGENTS.
Il. MULLER d SON,
feb,3 81 Jackson, Miss.
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We want responsible Agents to solicit orders
on commission for our goods where We are not
represented.
shafting and Pulleys specially.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF POWERS GRANTED IN
ID the last will and testament Of Lcami Bat.
son deceased The undersigned Executors Of
the estate Of said decedent, will on
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-09-06

Motlse..-" Doctor, is she dangerous and what
Doctor" Yes, madam, she Is dangerously ILL.,
The ventricular and auricuar forces not in equi
hbrium, there is an increased centripetal action
about the cerebrum and medulla obfonRata the
portal circulation vascillates, suspended Nature
seems hesitating and I--'t
TO work at once.p
D0otOV-"I win do all eann
Mother, after two weeks have expirod--
!. Daughter, our Doctor shall be discarded al once
Two weeks and no relief. will procure that which
you desired at hrst'5
DGssgtte1-, in low tone--''I am glad and think
Il the only thing that will restore me to health.D
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IF. JOHNSON, D. d., Presid~n
viii Reopen September 30, Iss'
Central Female Institute
cLsNVOy, IlINDs CO., MISS.

rCHE THIR1IETH COLLEGIATE YEAR of
L this Institution will begin
Tuesday, September 26th, 1852.
ADVANTAGES Prestige of a long and sue
cessful career; Superior ThorOughness in Or
canization and Instruction; Courses of Study
Extended and Practical; Unequaled Facilities
in the way Of Apparatus, Cabinets and Libra
ries; Location Pleasant, Accessible and
Healthy; Expenses Moderate.
For further information apply to DR.. WAL
TER HILLMAN, who will send Catalogues, and
answer inquiries by letter,
R0B'T. KELLS,
Pres't Board of Trustees.
Gro. WHITFIELD, Secretary.
ane2 S2-2m.
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JACKSON.
MEnrcAL cENsoRS

or THE FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DIS
" triet, will examine applicants for license
TENDER and December, at the City Of jackson,
Miss
DR. ROBERT KELLS, Jackson.
DIR. ]. w. BENNETT, Brookhayen.
aprl5, 49, II
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NJ want responsible Agents to solieff orders
% commission for cur goods where Sc IRE net
represented.
iuly2 e2-sm.
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HOW 10 TELL
]. H. ZEILIN & CO.,

red letter 2 embracing the emblems Of our
trade, Spatula, Mortar and Graduate also
observe the signature Of
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Ne carry u stock here, ready for shipment
the largest Stock Of Engines and Boilers n the
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General Agents for
The GuIlett Improved Light Draft
"MAGNOLIA" GIN.

The GENUINE adAGNOLIAr GINS are
made oaly by the OUTLET GIN MANUFAC-
TURING COMPANY and sold only By them
and their regularly authorized agents through.
out the cotton-growing States. 1t is known as
the PLANTERS FAV0RITE,n as they
prefer it to all others, and those who have
used it will have no other.
Should any one contemplating putting up
new gin not be familiar with these gins, we
will take pleasure in sending them such testi-
monials as will convince the most skeptical
that We do not claim too much for them.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-14
An INDIAN FIGHT.
Oar New AInsLa Subjects G' I,
n Taste oTShoI and shell.

YIuroEtA, b. A., No.emhcr l3--rhc
Um,rd States revenue cutter CurWln
which u.B arrived from the north brings
particulars OF fight with Indians aud
tine destruction ~ vii age. The vii
lage destroyed was located mt iachiuo
un the Alaska coast. h. tribe h d
seized and held two whto men and Is
steam launch, and tug was sent ont
.' nth wheel launch Both began firing,
when an explosion occurred, aud an
Indian chief who was sitting on boa Il
the launch was killed. The tribes snr-
rounded the captured launch with two
white men and nearly succcedeI in get
however, got away and steamed to
Sitka, where tn Corwn wit a captain
and SIXTY sailors aud marines
were dispatched to Guchuo.
C,pi MCr lam demanded the sur eudcr OF
On, launch and the prisoners, which the
Indians refused to do. N,Xt morn ng
tutt ing guns Were pl ICED on an Indian
os,rur on the teach. A jnr,c VS. aitrr-
''.'..t t'd' . .'''.' 'o~' 90 Oh t'- rnn.
The Indians ned to the woods. The viii
hge Wrs ,bciied and the hats thHt remain.
cd standing after shellng were looted and
burned. Several Indians WHO vruiWed
oar OF shelter OF tho woods were kiIlad
lh" severe lc son was required ~ the
tuNc hus been guilty of cruelty towards
Tire whites, Hearing while NJ Alaska that
tur Indians had taken possession Of one OF
tho American lur ira Ing stations and
held lie Employees prisoners, Commander
Uravy went To their lcIicl and tile lnh-
nus hr.ng very hostile -hc.lru the village
uud released adj the men held ~ prisoners.
lhr Nl.H - WAS totally bestowed and
two chiefs made prisoners.
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THE CITY.

The bet brass band in the state ia
with MorlOn's Big I minstrrls.
Trade wns good In all lines yesterday
Tar ahead OF what Monday usually pans
out.
Jack frost ia abroad in the land this
morning, and Tor once he isa welcome
visitor.
Two hundred and nine bales Of cotton
were received hy thr .l,Xs and ~ Louis
road from Ga'cayille saturday.
- secure your sratsior thc.performanc'
of lie popular tayorirs the Zig min
strel.. 'rhc box sheet IA now open Mt -
A,h's muse store.
-Tinin after train of lumber is arriving
hy the Tcxn. ard II Louis road. and a
scarcity ui rolling stock /, CRAFTY Tcurd-
ing lhclr shipments.
-.-Tweuty-slN cur- 81 cotton are now
ftlndny tn Ihr Missouri Pacific yard, re-
c.iycd tom -'.ti a. along the line, here
awaiting to he compressed,
-...Fiye hundred bl.5 OF cotton passed
through lhr great ron Jaw, Of the BrHhos
com rpt- yc-i,rInN, ana the wharf Is still
crowded yotto %" COM rc'scl.
-Mr.L. T.. B.ri, wrpi down .hc river
Yesterday No bis boa. for d lille sport
,moug re- wet footed trlheund succeed, d
In bsggiug 10 NV. Luck and four gece.
--lrAus un thr rcSns ard IT. Louis
r Ad have been running through tnGat's-
vii iul twenty ll,. aud ho mail .crylrc
on The road yet. How long must We
WAN
MIR. i. Y Smith sod piece OF city
property 100 south Wtcp tor one thoutRnd
dollar. the -umc property he bought twu
years ago tor two hundred and seventy.
live dollars.
TIE sweet swenpcrs will meet thi.
(rucslayl evening, nj { O'Clock, instead ui
Tomorrow. Members Of the hrigad,
should take nDilcc,ani govern Themselves
accordingly
County Commit, toner's court was In
session Yesterday, Uud tie civil docket o
the Conn y court viii be- taken up mex
Monday. The COMMISSIONS viii re
main in session the remainder OF thi, week
-Overcuats were In demand ycatcrdav
and liv. OF the lrlling dry goods house,
sold IN the reigbhorhood ui siItv-tiyc -
the.r heaters YESTERDAY. Two Thousand
h,e hundred dollars wouli tall short %
the amount realized tor the sale OF clolhln!
at retail in this city yesterday.
-Gari-on va Garrison n suit for dl
voice, WAS lTi,l w tho District court ycI
terdny. and verdict ut separation nd"rr,
Ju1g. Rimcs win take a. the crimlnt
docket ON the li',t Muud v in ID crmhc
An witnrsse. summoned In Grim nal ease
which nnNc not b I'm III pn,cd OF, viii lin
~ 10 their Interest 10 hr on hand AT tina
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Oysters with nm "r' my do very well
but with the advent ui cold weather ton
and Jerry" with Il - and u" and tive
"r',' Is also In season. So at least Mr.
John void ot the Old reliable Avenue
saloon, thought nst night when he sent a
Streaming bowl Il that delicious drink TO
the ENAMINER composing room with his
compliments and Nh, cigars and the night
10 g ED rr,ed the -un imcnt us they I'M
bibei the Stcaming pntAIiHn with many
good wisb,s Tor Mr. Void uud the mixer
Of the nectar, an long lite To the Avenue
saloon
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FROM GATESYII.LE.
Election ---Dcad--.Isas
Notwithstanding boom

Special Correspondence NJ the Examiner
GNrEsyILLE, Texas, November IL
The election went uF quietly, hut with
good, steady work by the democracy
Full returns no yet IN, but enough i,
known to sy that Ireland's majority
will exceed 1000 The vote Of the county
WIS light vii probably not exceed
100 1909. Will give you exact re
port when returns come in.
Mr., j. >. Chlttum died here night be-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-14

The McClcllAud house offers 10 the
travelling public all the comforts and
conyenicuces, and IL strictly first class
in every respect, with Hu excellent table,
elegant and pleasant rooms aud best Of
attention. Mr.. Scsrb rough, the man.
ager, Is one Of the best hotel men IN the
sta and the hotel itself is oGcelled 10y
uoDe,-lO22tc
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AlrXt>uRN November Is. On Mon.
DO. Oh, bod 81 Russian subject WAS
t.uai lying O. the street near tine arse.
uaD wle % hr had been murdered Itls
,-,vyd tlr rJlpTlt WAS "a uR i've watch
mW vDu has bueu arrested. In his
.u-s",.l % Wis found q bluiSyuu which
hH- pieces ~ tine hair ana brains u the
y...m .puu It, The native aomts his
rW..Hut ms ,Np.nnstluu ot the presence
90 tay weapon Us dl-bciIev
FAMINE THREATENED.
tNNo, November Isl heuhtive non.
uat,uu n del Tai are M = eat distress
900 account uf the failure ~ their chief
means ~ -usteuaucr, the rice crop. and
Us O. feared many deaths from staryatiou
VIII tu-ue
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EGiIEOI'.
An Attempt 10 Assa-sinute
Judge Lawson In Dubiin.

DrnLiS, November l3-Jndge Law
son evidently lad marrow escape from
assassination last evening. Since ms
appointment "a one 81 the judges under
the prevention OF crimes act, aud more
~ Iecially since severe newspaper com
ments upon him, he has never gone out
Wlthput police protection. lie has re-
c"iyed % large number Uf threatening
letters and ~ alleged to have been SEN
fenced to death by several tribunals lie
WAS wal.iug last evening from hiH rest
/ irnce on Marion street to the Kildare
street club house, followed at the iis
lance : q lew yards by twD constable,
/ while two army pensioners, who were
en- aged to na-Ist the coustables, ept
/ him m view from the other SIDE Of the
street. The party had nearly + ncned
/ tqe club house. when u Inau looking Ike
an artisan j stled against Mcdonald.
/ One OF the pensioners, -uucavOrl Y t. p---
him somewhat hast.iy ami san In . mul-
mur. " II Is ..iI right Mcdonald though
there was ION, thing supp lou IN tue
mans u inner amt walked A. near nm a.
pus -ibIr without Attractlg ui atrnuO d.
" len oppu-i e The ub mouse the ua
Ic....-cI tu" street an turn. q {" meet
IJul-r L.w. n. MrDonti, WuO nNI NO.
.c,d .ur butt Of a recover putru g. Z
tom un Iurr breast p'cart OF the man .
coat. rus .cu after him. Iuuily pro.lLn ming
'ni- ascny ~, aud IA ching him .!"Vn
oh,niucI ia" revolver after -truggle in
which NJ Donald ccneI cu' 100 TIE
pa.h Vi ID, hand. The roEo.E'r l. aA
cranbcrrd o L ui unu uaiiA laIE sH anu
. 49, "hct pattern OF tho'e i,un1 III ."y
house pn 40" street,. where hchalo
shot some tlnG W.. On his WY 10 we
D ,.uuau station, the prisoner tried TO Ee' rI
~ IL Io/rh ga, -, ri Tai,
q IT.. 'oN ,',,. a., ,y.. f,r.ua,I.
'.' 'm t''I7 1i'J' rmmt, d
,,'., ,''''' tIig. ia,Son.
. ',''i'' ',,-,.t f., ,,mr,lr fl IL b. lip,cd
W,,i ,ii,,., r,,rsn.. b,.i,lr, DEAN, wcr.
ID .n',.,,..J fl, the ,,Itrupl. AZ an attrtnpt MAS
MIKE 10 .Ipp "a ear so AZ to give the A--a,-
o Via an opportunity to escape during the
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MARKETS. BS TEI.EG RAPH

tul lbNs
LlvRRrooL, November l3-Noou Cos
ton d. 10 good demand, freely met
III prrylpu4 uices. Uyauds, T. si,
Orleans, t 7.lGl Sales, 1900 bales,
suc.ulatiou and export, 5000 bales; re-
crIpt-, li,1nO bales; American, 2 n"
bales. November, Cd; November De
ccmhcr > GUGiU5 80 Ga, Decent. r
January. . 81 Giuj GOGii, January f"' .
utr,, . j9.Gil, February March, . 81 g.
AZ . sid; MArch.Aprl, 8 G3.6ii; Apn.
NJ laws l-GtnG 2GIi: May.Juur, q 3 81 Z
Is sd: Junc.JulyG j.6i&GG Ga. July
An INST. g eGii. Future are nniy.
New YJnK, November l3-Nisht-Cot-
ton is guict and steady; sales, l2N aIts.
{. lands lOt.c; Orleans, 10 9-lbr.
Futures are steady, November, 10 ~
December, lO.4ln; January lo&'c;
February, lO4lc, March, lO5lr; \ RI,
lOGi'.
INV York, Nov. l3.-Cottou is quiet;
lOlsqlIO . l6c. Futures are strong.
November, 1898, December lobe Jsu.
IL ry OBS, FobruarylO47; March, ~ D,
April, 1868; May, 1850; June 1898, July,
HOE August, HIP.
Nrw YoEK, November l3.-Ihe Posts
colt report says future deliveries 1T
first call advanced to 1 p i II, suhse-
uuautiy to . points i addition to last
advance WAS fully los bu tue tn I'd call
showed slight Improvement November
brGuA ht 10 32r; December, lO.2}c; Feb
ruary, lOiyc; March, lOij'; April lO.G2c
June, 10 Sic; Angus, liOJc.
E1aniuer's Special Galveston Report
GALvEsroy, November l3-rho loca
market FIR spot cotton closed stetdy
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Lost or stolen! Reward!

One purse containing the following.
One check, given by j. X. Sanders y Co
OF Gatesville, Texas, Tor thirty dollars,
ray able TO NJ J.. Norton & Bro also au
order from W. B. SedWiCk 10 j. Il san
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-14

We have met the Isle square in the
face b. mai ing battle against two pric.s
ON goods, by marking all goods In plain
hguTe at one price; only Levine Bros.
ll-l2tc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-14

Do not pass Mrs. LeCanls elegant
millinery store opposite Pa ifc hotel,
second door from the corner Of Austin
street, II you Il sire the finest novelties
at lowest prices.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-14

Just received new line OF Brussels
two aud three ply carpets at prices lower
than ever, tlll2tcJ b. HAuRR.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-14

Bargains in cashmeres silks and satin,
buch 40 hes never been offered IN this
city at B. Habers.--lugtc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-14

Fashionable Dress Making, by Mrs
\. |. Hodges. Uses French tailor sys-
tom ot cutting and Fitting, T., stairs,
southeast corner Of Austin and Sixth
streets - Fine work recialty.
lU2ilm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-14

New black and colorei velyets, now
silk aud colorei plushes, plain hroruie,
striped and polka dotted silks, I'm black
and colored, are now on exhibition at b.
HRber s.-lnMltC.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-14

pruars, November l3 Patrick De
hur, Was bruu -hi before the police court
t..- morning, char ed with attempting
zoo aa,a-- uatr Judge lawson Saturday
nigga. lie WAS rcmaudri TO jul, \
Iu,y murder tril IA been I'M buc,lui.
The attorney general, in opening the
ems stated tuat one ~ the prise rrs,
named Athouy Pmlnn A.. d tnrued
.iu.,u's evidence.
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Thc Nnuvc- Wade slnppy Once
More

What, Whs2 because tucker & Willis
hsyc i1st received ano her largr shipment
pltuter'- Hltle i.erp .lts.-ll-tt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-08


CARPENTER-on third day 18th month It'll. Robert n.
Carpenter. aged 81
Relatives friends attend the funeral At his
late residence % Greenwchave fourth day sth inst az
p III.
CHAPIN-Suddeny. Of hemOrrhage on Monday No smber
D. Willard Parker Cha OF the late John Russell Cha
Retves and friends are respectfully invited 20 attent the
funeral services from his late residence No E3 Putnam
ave Brooklyn On wednesday evening. November . at
InterInent the following day It New Haven. conn.
DAVCHY-Died. his residence New London Conn. No.
veuibeI g. Henry &. Davchy.
DOWNER-At Westfeld " J.. Monday. November 8.
1882 Lacy daughter Of the ohn
lyn. y y. and widow OF TIE late Edwin DowneI, " D.,
aged Al years.
Fun IA from Of her brother John Lawrence.
Westhod on Wednesday, November 5. at II O'Clock.
Train ives foot OF Libe.tyst at 10 90
InteIment az Greenwood
HALsEY-At East Chester November 7 Susan B. Halsey.
Friends invited 20 attend her funeral
her late residence on Thursday, November 3, az
Carriages win the p m from Grand Central
Depot az Mount NeIn0n
Burial at the convenience Of tho family.
MILES At Ilyingou y. Y November 8, Myra, wife Of
Charles A. Miles.
~ o'clock Thursday from her home
% East 46th-st. New-4Ork.
sILVER-On Tuesday November Z 1892 Charles l., efest
OF Charles A. and Helen NJ silver aged "a years.
Relatives friends anc members otths Veteran Association
and Company A. I'D Regiment respectfully Invited 10
the First Presbyterian Church. Hen
ryst. Of Clark Brooklyn, y Y, THURSDAY, Sovem
bel .. 1882. al p H.
Friends arc requeste, not to send flowers.
sTERLING-At POiters France on the lsth Of
suddenly Of heart disease Eliza " sterling the wife
OF William O. sterling Of this city and daughter OF the iatS
William whitney or Boston.
In'erment at Mount Auburn.
INps-on Monday. evening, November 6, Mrs Helen
Winds.
Relative. aud friends family attend hei
funeral late residence. 80. ia 53tbsL.
Thursday morning Al II O'Clock without further notice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-08
NEBRASKA.

A STRONG REPUBLICAN MAJORITY.
OMAHA. Nov. THE weather was fair all over
the State to-day and large vote was pooled,
reaching 10000. Owing to the leNgth
NJ the tickets and the general prac-
tee of scratching. the returns come In
very slowly. As far as can be estimated from re-
turns from scattered precincts throughout the
state the Republican State ticket will receive
about Is 900 plurality.
Weaver Rep is elected in the Ist District, and
Laird Rep In the lid by good majorities The lid
District is still somewhat in doubt, but the chances
favor Valentine rep by about 5000 to 5000
over the Democratic and Independent candidates.
large number of women worked at the polls
throughout the State all day in behalf OF the pro-
posed suffrage amendment. but the returns as FAR as
received indicate that the amendment will fall.
No estimate can yet be formed of the complexion
of the Legislature beyond the strong probabilities
of a good Republican majority IN both houses.
Clark, tho Republican candidate for State Treas
urer. will run behind the remainder of the state
ticket, and is probably defeated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-08
WISCONSIN,.
THE VOTE FOR CONGRESsMEN.

MILWAUKEE. WIS. Nov 7.--Eighteeu towns and
precincts in the Ist Congressional District show
net Democratic gain of 210 indicating the election
OF Williams Rep by 1000 majority In the Id
District, five wards and towns show a Republican
gain OF ID The lid District shows a net Demo-
cratic gain IN six towns of 800. In the With Dis
trct eight towns give small Republican gains for
Guenther. In the With District, Butt Rep has
majority of $500. The With District shows a
gain for Stevenson Rep
Later-Reports indicate large Democratic gains
In every Congressional district. The chairman of
the Democratic State Central Committee claims five,
probably SIX, out of nine congressman Democratic
gain OF three or four Congressman. Republican ad-
vices concede Democratic gains, but are silent in
regard to Congressman. The contest in this, the
lNth District, resulted in the election OF p Y. Deus
ter Dem) for Congress.
Fourteen precincts in the City of Milwaukee, and
four townships give Deuster DEM for Congress,
95s majority. The returns from throughout the
State indicate the election OF five Republican and
four Democratic Congressman