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KENTUCKY.
Noticeable Absence OF C0l0rcd Voter.
from the Polls.

.GvisvrLLK.KY., Nov. THE election Progresses
crletiy. small vote Is being poiled and without
tieelbI fact Is the absence OF co0red voters from
Tie polls where usually their vote Is heaviest.
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VIRGINIA.
The Malone Ticket Apparently Ahead
The Contest i'm Richmond.

Special Dispatch to The EVENING STAR.
RICHMOND, Nov. 7.-Dispatches from Norfolk,
Petersburg, Lynchburg and DanvIlle state that
the colored vote has adhered very closely TO the
Malone ticket, and the belief at this writing
Is p.m) Is that 1t has carried the state by a re-
duced majority. II 1t has been as well sustained
In the country districts as 1t seems TO have been
In the cities, there can be no doubt or IL In this
city the excitement over the Congressional ticket
has been very great. and the contest between
wise and Smith Is apparently very close.
Difficulty i'm Alexandria
AN ARREST BY ORDER OF AN ELECTION JUDGR-THE
COALITION VOTE SHORT IN THE CITY.
Special Dispatch to The EVENING STAR.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. Late this afternoon q Diff
hculty took place at the 1st ward polls Registrar
Chas w. Dearborn was arrested on the order OF
election judge Rock, and sent to jail for twenty
four hours. He was discharged by Judge Meade on
habeas corpus In less than an hour.
This afternoon shows that the vote will nearly
equal the registration but that the coalition
will be short In the city, because many were alb.
sent from the new registration. The opinion is
growing that Massey Will fail In the votes OF as
many democrats as Dawson receives votes OF re-
publicans, and that this election will repeat the
result OF last fall There were no Dawson tickets
10 be had at some OF the polls to-day.
1t Is conceded that the amendment to the con-
stltutlon ab0llshing the capitation tax as pre-
requisite OF voting has been adopted 10y an
Immense majority. Intelligence from all sections
OF the state concurS in this.
At jefferson district polls Four Mile Rum all
was quiet up to $3.50 pm, and the election was
also proceeding peacefully at West End, Fairfax
county, and at Pullman'S, below Alexandria
$50 Majority.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. THE polls VIII close at
4:57 and the whole vote will fall short OF the vote
OF last year by about 40o The democrats claim
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CONNEs5CI
0.Iiet Election at New Haven,

NEW HAVEN, CONN, Nov. THE elect on is pro.
ceeding quietly. The total vote VIII probably not
be as large as usual The weather is threatening.
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Sd Edition..
EXCITEMENT In BALTIMORE,
THE INDEPENDENTS GAINING,
DEMOCRATIC GAINS IN INDIANA.
REPUBLICANS AHEAD IN CUMBERLAND. MO.

The Vote in Cumberiand-A RAINY
Day-Republicans Ahead.
Special dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
CUMBERLAND, Nov. THE election here Is pass.
ing off very quietly. although both parties are
actively at work and are making every effort to
poll their full vote. Notwithstanding the day ia
cold and rainy heavy vote is being polled, and
will be brought out. The republicans are doing
almost no cutting, except on VIM. j. Read for
chief justice, who is losing some votes The demo-
man and chief judge. From present appearances
the republican ticket will have an average ma
jorlty In this county OF 400.
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"Docsored- Quotations.

THE ALLEGED FRAUD UPON HAZEIHURST BROS. WEE.
TIIATED IN THE POLICE COURT
James b. kirchner, stephen NJ. Chase, ana
Archibald c. Roane, who were arrested some
weeks ago on charge OF conspiracy. by which
they are alleged 20 have defrauded Hazelhurst
Brothers, stock brokers and bankers, at No. 1919
Pennsylvania avenue, out OF 81, 600 by "doctoring"
the quotations. were called for trial I'm the Police
Court about noon to-day. Mr. Charles s. Moore
appeared for the government, ant Messrs. Pei
ham. Noah and Belts for the defendants. The de-
feniantswere all young men and styllshly dressed.
The warrant read by Mr.. Moore charged that
James r. Kirchner, stephen NJ. Chase and Archi-
bald C. Roane conspred with each other and with
divers other persons, 10 the complainant un-
known, TO defraud Andrew and Franklin Hazel
grams and quotations ana by means OF fraudulent
representations Andrew Hazelhurst, one OF the
firm, was the first witness called and stated that
their house in this city is branch OF their Offices
In Baltimore and Richmond, and they are en-
gagged In the business OF buying and selling stocks
on margins. The witness To explain the modus
operandl to the court was allowed 10 travel out
side or the strict limits or evidence The witness
stated that kirchner Was the telegraph operator
and Roane and Chase were clerks In his employ.
He stated that the firm was derrauded by the tele
graph operator changing the quotations he
received them from Baltimore and the clerks
marking the fraudulent quotations on the black.
board 10y means OF which false quotations out
siders were enabled 10 make money at the loss OF
the firm.
John b. HaZelhurst, business manager OF the
Office here, testified TO the business running at q
loss, and the discovery that the operator here had
"A set or quotations different from those In Balti-
more Detective McElfresh and Andrew Hazelhurst
testified TO admissions made by the defendantS
The latter stated that kirchner admitted getting
$500, and made proposition 10 compromise for
$500, and witness accepted the proposition. Roome
also offered 10 compromise. Witness has received
money from the defendants. The court continued
the Indefinitely for the government TO get De.
tectlve West from Baltimore.
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MaSSACsGdSEEES.
As Goes Hull.

HULL. MASS, Nov. 1.-THE official counts give
the vote OF this town for governor follows But
Ter so, Bishop Is, Amy J.
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INDIANA.
De,,,oc ratio Gains I'm Lafayette. Fort
WAYNE and south Bend.

Eleciai Dispatch to The EVESING STAR.
INDIASaPoLIs, Nov. dispatches from Lafay
et.e South Bend, Fort Wayne and other towns
show decided per centage OF democratic gains
The republicans concede the election OF Myers
(te,n.) for secretary and combining their work
IL Congressman. II Will be some days before the
result on some Of the latter VIII be made Known.
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A Falling Off of 4OO-DemOcra;s Claim
$50 NajOrity.
THE SIXTH MARYLAND
The Contest In Washington County
The District Claimed for NcCOmas
(Rep.)-diOv. Hamilton at Work.

Special Dispatch to The EVENING STAR.
HAGERsTOwN, Nd, Nov. THE fight I'm Wash
ington county between Montgomery Blair and
Louis E. McComas is being waged very bitterly
Mr. McComaS has received Information from Allie
gheny county that A. +. George, the greenback-
labor candidate for Congress, has Withdrawn and
Is endea' Oring to persuade the workingmen in
in that county to vote for Blair. Mr.. George
great numbers OF workingmen are voting
open tickets for McComas. Washington county
will give McComaS $50 majority. The republican
judicial ticket VIII also pun through. The demo-
Gratis are making very desperate
effort to carry the county for
Blair, but cannot succeed. Gov. Hamilton is
working at the polls in district No. with the
roughS and shoulder htters, endeavortng to save
his party from their impending doom in western
Maryland.
The Shooting at Frederick.
THREATS OF LYNcHING NADIA GREAT NUMBER OF
FIGHTS.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
FREDERICK, ND, Now Tine town is all ex-
element over the shooting OF colored man named
Ing opinions as TO what was the cause OF the
affair large mob is congregated arou nd the
residence OF Hon. John A. Lynch, where Porter Is
In the charge OF the sheriff and his deputies, and
threats are made OF lynching the officer
There has been great number or hghts, and
different parties have been badly hurt 1t Is hard
to form any idea OF how the election will go I'm this
county, but the general opinion is Matter for as
soclate judge, Will receive from 800 TO 200 ma
jority, while McComas for Congress-, will prob
ably receive from 500 to 600.
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Pilfering Employees.

AN HOTEL PROPRIETOR AND HIS GUESTS vIcTIMIZED
BY SERVANTS.
During the past four or five years the proprietor
OF the American House has been missing articles
OF clothing, and the guests Of the house have been
missing articles Of Jewelry and money, which,
though not great In value at any time, have
aggregated a considerable amount Late this
thing has been carried on to an unusual extent
siderable sum of money. The proprietor COM
planned at Police headquarters, and Detectives
Acton, VOSS and COOmeS set to work
to discover the thieves. They marked some
money last night, which they gave to
one of the guests, and this morning
It was missing. suspecting one OF the employees
named Jane Davidge. they arrested her
and found the money Further Investigation
caused the arrest OF a colored servant who has
been employed there for the past five years,
named George Nichols, and his wife. On their
premises, at New jersey avenue and NJ street,
were found very many articles which have been
missing from time to time. They are all In Gus
case Will be heard tomorrow morning.
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ARMY ORDERS.-Col. Frederick T. Dent Is trans
ferred from the 1st artillery to the Sd artillery.
and Col George P. Andrews, from the Sd artillery
to the 1st artillery. First Lieut. Charles E. Nord-
strom. 10th cavalry, will report to the Superln-
tendent General Recruiting Service, New York
city, to conduct a detachment OF recruits to the
department OF Texas
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FIsHwAYs FOR THE PoToMAc-Dr. j. " SIM
mons OF Charlestown, West Virginia. has under
taken the supervision OF the erection of the fish,
ways or ladders, the invention OF Col Marshall
Mcdonald, at the numerous falls Of the Potomac,
work for which an appropriation was made at
the last session OF Congress. The work Is to be
completed within year, and then the upper Pc
tomac and the Shenandoah, too. may be supplied
with shad and herring, &c.
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LOUISIANA.
Au Orderly Election in New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 1.-THE weather is clear and
pleasant; the election proceeds In orderly
ner, no disturbances proceeding rom any quarter.
The polling indicates only moderate vote.
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tBy Associated Press.
Heavy Vote in HARRISBURG.

HARRISBURG. Pa, Nov. THE election Is pro-
ceeding quietly amid cold, driZZllng rain. Up TO
one O'Clock the vote far exceeded that OF last year
and almost eQUalled that OF the Presidential cleo
INN
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The Aidcruev Dn,rv Ca.e.
THE DECREE or NJuScuos SIGNED TODAY n
JUDGE HAGNER

THE DECREE or INJUNCTION SIGNED ro-pAY NJ
JUDGE HAGSER
To-day Judge Hagner. IN the case OF Walter &C
al agt Ward, signed the decree Indicated IN his
opinion delivered on saturday last and In HIS re-
marks yesterday. The decree, as signed rccitcs
That the cause came on to be proved. &C., and con-
unueS; "Whereupon IL Is this 9TH day OF Novem-
her, 1872, by the court adjudged ana ordered thar
the Injunction issue against the defeudant IA
prayed 10y the compliments IN their bill 60 remain
IN force until the further order Of this court aa
follows: That the defendant Is hereby enla,ined
and restrained from Keeping aud maintssntno
upon his premises described I'm the proceedings
the horses mentioned I'm his answer, and from
Keeping and maintaining upon tie said premises
the manure pile or manure box also therein men,
toned, ami also from carrying and maintaining
the business OF keeping ami storing milk or manu.
featuring and storing butter or cheese upon the
said premises in such manner as 90 cause or
produce offensive or dssgreeable smells or
doors or exhalatons therefrom which will
annoy the compliments, and other persons
living In the neighborhood, or render the
occupation or their dwellings uncomfortable.
from sounding or using, or causing 20 be sounded
or used, any gongs or bells as complained OF In
the said BILL upon his said premises and run fur
Their operating his said dairy establishments 80 as
10 cause annoyance and discomfort 20 the CON-
plalnants ana his other neighb0rs, rum disturb
Ing noises arising from the movement OF the TIN
cans, the loading OF the wagens. and
OF the elevator, steam engine and windmill upon
the said premises IL Is further ordered, that as
10 so much or the Injunction hereby allowed as
relates TO the sounding ringing OF gongs or
bells, the same shall take effect Immediately: as
10 the residue OF said injunction, the operation OF
the same VIII be suspended until the seventh day
OF December, 1882 until IL O'Clock OF that day. It
is further ordered that no writ OF Injunction shall
oe issued In continuity with this order, until the
compliments shall execute and file In the cause
an Undertaking required 10y the sist rule OF this
court" The counsel Will now proceed 10 take tes-
tlmony TO present on the nnal hearing.
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BALTINIOKE.
BALTIMORE.
Increased Excitement-The Independ-
dents Gainiia2-A Man Wounded
RumOrs OF q Riot i'm Frederick.

~uAsAaAH " OunOeO-
RumOrs OF a Riot in Frederick.
Special Dispatch to the THE EVENING STAR
BALTIMORE, Nov. 1.-THE excitement In this city
over the election is intense but so far suppressed
and everything quiet. AdrIzzling rain has Just
set in, which it is feared will keep the better class
has been unusually heavy-the ind apendents lead
ing by large matOrites even In the eastern section
OF the city, the stronghold OF the ring The bosses
are beginning to be alarmed, and are making omen
boasts that they will not let the Independents win
under any circumstances. The excitement has
been Increased by reports from Frederick OF a riot
going on there. 1t is said McComas, the republic
are pouring into the city from Philadelphia and
Washington. The Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
according to the agents OF the independents sold
LAO tickets last night from Washington to Balti-
more.
well-known politician said this morning that
q crowd OF friends were expected this afternoon
from Philadelphia. Only one man has been shot
serious. q. g. Marshal McClintock has received
information that the roughs intend to mob the
doubtful polls If possible late this afternoon To
prevent this, the q. S. marshals and police are
taking extra ordinary precautions.
The independents have sent agents all over the
city, In hotels, depOts and at the polls early this
morning. About one O'Clock they placarded the
town Offering 500 reward for Information of any
person attempting to vote illegally or intimidate
other voters. A number OF prominent lawyers
have been retained as counsel to prosecute all
offenders The effect of reward offered on the
disorderly classes is apparent. In view OF the in
terest manifested in the result several managers
Will have returns from the various states read to-
night IN their theaters between the acts.
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PUGILIsTIc CHALLENGR.-Arthur Chambers, OF
Philadelphia, has an unknown he wishes to match
or without gloves, for from $3.50 to 900 side and
the featherweight championship The fight 70
take place In eight weeks from signing articles
He has deposited SEQ With Mr.. r. K Fox to sup
port this challenge 49,
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DETROIT. Mich, Nov. THE weather is cloudy
but the rain II stopped General quietness IRE
walls at the polls. There are indications that
large vote will be cast, with great deal OF split
ting.
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PATENTS were issued to-day as follows: Daniel
Ammen, Beltsville, Md, sea-going vessel; Henry
Bell, Baltimore, tllterfpg funnel; Walter NJ. Ger
mond, Baltimore, lubricator; VIM. II. Hopes, Balti-
more manufacture OF tOmbstOnes, &c, from plastic
material; Eugene w. Humphreys Salisbury, Md,
vice for attaching plow beams to handles; VIM.
L. Langley. Baltimore, punch for and method Of
cancelling tickets; Lawrence Lottler, Richmond,
Va, plug tobacco; Edward j. Moore, Baltimore,
steam boiler; Timothy w. Murphy, Washington,
horseshoe; Morton TOulmin, Washington, paper
fastening machine.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Democratic SSeafhcr-fRaIn and Nist-
A E..il Vote BEING Cast up To = PM
Beaver Polls Full NOie-s.s:in.ies
Of Seth neutrality-suspicious. Leaving
Stewart.
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District Govern ment Affairs.
II0IQR IICENSEa

New applications were filed with the Commits
sionerS to-day from: Julius Eisenbelss, John Nc
Cram, james Ryan, John Joachim, Timothy Gam
non, Edward O'Neil, Frank McGraw.
COMMISSIONS TO ExPIRE-Between this time and
the 1st Of April the commissions Of ST. presiden.
tial pOstmasters will expire-a larger number
than ever before.
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Yesterday, Draper agt Hyde: argue1 and sub
mitted. Masonic Mutual Relief association age
Kondrup; on hearing.
To day, N sonic Mutual Relief Association agt
KOndrup; on hearing.
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ROCHESTER, NY, Nov. "A light vote is being
pOled; the state ticket - being cut, and there Is
little struggle over the CUnl.i eSSiOnal and assem-
bly, tickets. Monroe county VIII give a majority
for 1:ee canals.
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-ZOEDONE imparts volume
and tlexibility TO the voice Of the
singer.
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Mothers! Mothers :!
Mothers -,

Are yon disturbed at night and
broken cfyour rest bya sick child
suffering and crying with the ex-
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If so. go at once and get a bottle
of MRS. NINSLOW'S SOOTHe
ING SYRUP. l. will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately
depend upon it; there is no mis-
take about it. There is not a
mother on earth who has ever
used it, who will not tell yon at
once that II will regulate the bow
els, and give rest to the mother,
and relief and health 70 the child.
operating like magic. II is perfect
ly safe to use IN all eases, and
pleasant To the taste, and is tie
prescription If one OF the Oldest
and best female physicians and
nurses in the United States. So,f
everywhere. Is cents 4 boz tie.
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DO you want a burner and
chimney that will not *titak l
you DO, cali at S. I. Giisamole'
stove Depot.
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How TO Cook RICE Rice

How TO Cook RICE Rice is
becoming much more popular
urti lie Of food than hei etotore. 1t
is frequently substituted for pota
toes al the chief meal of the day,
being more nutritious and much
more readily digested. AT its
present cost it is relatively cheap
er than potatoes. oatmeal or grain
grits Of ony kind. In preparing
it only just enough cold water
should be poured on TO prevent
the rice from burning at the bot
tom of the pot, which should
have close fitting cover, and
with a moderate fire the rice is
steamed rather than boiled unit
it is nearly done; then the cove,
is taken off, the surplus, steam
aud moisture allowed to escape
oud the rice turns out mass o.
snow white Kernels, each separate
from the other, aud as much ST.
perior to the usual soggy mass
as fine mealy potato is superior
to the waite: soaked article.
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL Or THE PARISH OF
LAF0URcHE AND OF THE TOWN
OF THIE00AUX.
Office Corner Green g. Levee Sts.
ISSUED ENE:Y SATURDAY.
ST. GRISAMORE EDITOR.
I SAyGAN. pro'r Il Business anager
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
2otl, Judicial District Court, Parish Of
Lafourche.
Successions OF Saintvile Martin and bis
wife Marie Blanchard No. 1883 Pro-
bares,

Pursuant to an order and decree Of above
Court and in obedience to commission to
me directed in the above entitled and mum.
bered Successions, I vii, offer for sale at
pahlic auction pursuant to law to the last
and highest bidder on the premises situa-
ted in said Parish right bank of Bayou La
fonrehe at about Thirteen miles below
the Town Of Thibodaux on Saturday the
18th. day of June 1882 between tho hours
of ! | clock A. NJ. and o'clock P. NJ. the
following described property belonging to
said Suggestions to wit.
|. The undivided half of certain tract
Of land situa;od i'll this parish on the right
bank Of Bayou Lafourche at about Is or Ia
miles below the Town nf Thibodaux,
measuring three arrents more or less front
by forty arpents III depth, bounded above
by lands OF Pierre Martin and below by
lands OF Lezin Martin together with I'LL the
buildings and Improvements, thereon reser
wing however the house and Kitchen there
on actually occupied by Paul Martin for re
sidenco and also the growing crop thereon
aud which belongs to said Paul Martin.
3. Ono COW aad two Heifers.
Terms and Conditions OF Sale. Cash on
the Spot in United States Treasury Notes
to nay debts.
May 18th, 1892.
THEO. THIBODAUX. Sheriff.
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SUCCESSION OF MARCELIN ESTl-
VAINE, NO. I03n PROBAT

Twcntleth Jndici2l Dletrlct co tt.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
= I.afourche. --- Whereas Rosella orps
of said parish widow Of SAID deceased and
aaministra:rix OF said SUCCESSION has render
ed final accoant of her administration
and praying tho homologation fthe same.
Now, therefore all parties Interested are
hereby warned and notified tn produce in
this Office. within ten days following tho
publication of the present notice. any OBJ
lection which they may have to ths homolO
cation OF the saiuc. otherwise the same
Shall be approved and homologated accord
ing to law.
(~) Witness my hand and the i'm
Ills. press OF the seal Of my office, this
}~ 10th. day of June 4: d. 1882.
J. w. kNOBLOCH, Clerk
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-ZOEDONE repairs lost
strength and impart renewed y
gour.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of Lafourche. Goth. judicial District
: Court
John T. P;ttman. va. No. 1878. His
Creditors.

Pursuant to an order and decree Of above
Court and iu obedience to commission to
me directed in The above entitled and mum
bered case I will offer for sale at public auc
ton pursuant to to law to the last and high
est bidder at the Court House in tho Town
OF Tbihodaux on Saturday the Eth. day of
juno 1882 between the hours Of II O'Clock
A. N. aud clock p. NJ. the following
property as described in the hilan Of the
said Insol. ent John +. Pittm to-wit:
4 lot Of merchandise consisting OF Dry
Goods and Groceries and accounts.
Terms of Sale Cash on the Spot in United
States Treasury Notes
June 3rd. 1882.
TEEOpHILE THIBODAUX.
Sheriff as Syndic.