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BROADHEAD DEFEATED FOR CONGRESS.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 13.-The City Registrar has
concluded the Of votes cast in the IXth Con
gressional District. and gives DR.. ]. H. Mclean, Re
publican a majority OF q over James o. Broadhead,
Democrat for the long term. Broadhead viii contest
For the short term BrOadhead has majority OF 2O5 In
the CITY, the county precincts overcome this and give
Mclean about TOO minority. kilograms from Jefferson
City say The Supreme Court has ssued writ OF nnda
mus against City Registrar at the instance O Colonel
BrOadneads attorney but for what purpose does not yet
appear.
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A CONTEST IN DELAWARE.

WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. 13.-TwO hundred
Democrats OF this city and county went to Dover today
to urge Governor Hal 10 commission Purnal j. Lynch
Sheriff instead Of james Martin, Republican, who was
returned elected by nine votes Two certificates We're
made out Oy the BJari of Canyassers-Marins signed
10y che Republicans, and one signed by the Democrats
declaring Lyncn the legally elected sheriff G0ycrn,r
Hail said he would not Issue commission Until lac had
.lyan tne suDieeo eareluL eonsllernllOn.
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FROSTS IN THE SOUTH.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 13.-The weather this
morning was clear aud cold and ice formed all the
shallow streams Killing irosts reported throughout
this section
SHREVEPORT Ia Nov 13-There were frost and ice
here this morning
ORLEANS Nov. ia dispatch from Dallas, Tex,
10 The Tunes Democrat says: There frost here last
night and the mercury this morning stood at $50. 1t
Will probably fan to go tonight,
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A cLOsE YOTE on CONGREssMAN.

MARsHALLTowN, iowa, Nov. 13.-lhe re-
suit OF the Congregational election IN the With District
hin ges upon the OF Taylor township, this county
which was thrown By board because the returns
were signed by only Idges, the third judges name
having Oeeu aided by clerk as tue udge could not De-
found The township gave Wilson Rep, 40 na-
jOrty, anG would give hi majority Oi Is n the 0ls
trict, whereas, the thrown out, Frederick
(Dem.), has u majority VI IL
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THE VOTE or PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 13.-The official count
Of the vote of Phadep phia completed to-day For
Governor General Beaver. the Cameron candidate, re-
ceived 7O.s75 votes Pattison DEM, 67,411; Stew
art, Ind. Rep, 1899; Armstrong, Labor, 672, and
Pettitt, Pro, so. In 1SS1 the vote for state
Treasurer was: Bay, Rep, 55,s66; Noble, Dem,
357 and Wolfe. Ind Rep l4722. An analysis OF
these figures shows that many thousands OF lndcpend-
Republicans. fearing the success OF C6merons bar
gaining wih ring Democrats voted for PattsOn instead
Of for Stewart.
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TOPICS RELATING TO EGYPT.

LONDON, Nov. ia dispatch to The Daily
Teaos from Cairo says; The Commission of Inquiry
preliminary to the trial Of Arab Pacha has repudiated
The forms Of procedure agreed upon between Ara
bfs counsel and the prosecution. The Commission
insists that witnesses mined directly
eel have protested"
ALEXASDIIA. Nov ia Russian subject was mur-
dered here by native watchman last evening The af
tGar has created great sensation.
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STITE TROOPS HELD CULP4BLE.

THE VERDICT OF CoRONrR's JURY IN THE ASH
LAND. KY . RIOT CASE.
CINCINNATI, Nov. ia dispatch from Ash
land Ky says The coroners jury nquiring into the
cause of the death Of Colonel RepDert and others who
were killed during the transfer Of the murdercrs Neal
aud Craft from Catlettsblrg TO Lexington, KY rem
dereJ to-day. They find that the deceased per
sons were killed by bu lets fired from the OF the
state militia the Granite State guarding the
prisoners Neal and Craft and that tho said firing was
not done in line of duty and further the jury nolds
Major Allen. commander OF The troops, culpabe for
OrderIng and permitting the fire."
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LYNCH LAWN MISSISSIPPI.

MEMPHIS, Nov. ia dispatch to THE
Appeal from Columbus, Miss, says Last Monday
evening Bigbee Valley, about twenty miles below
here Miss Pare white woman, assaulted and muir
dered by q negro Her body was found III the woods
near the road with the skull fractured The murderer
was csptared, examined and committed TO jail. lie
escapcd DuJ was recaptured, ana on Thursday night
was akeu custody Of the Justice Or the Peace
by a mob OF forty moE and hanged"
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THE VATICAN UNDER TTArrAv LAWS

ROME, Nov. 13.-The Court Of Appeals has
confirmed The decision Of tae Court Of First Instance
t4st The jurisdiction OF the Italian Tribunal extends
vain the walls Of the Vatican. The point arose in CON
,'S1on with case, in which person employed as an
s''S1sc In the Vatican sued the Major Domo Of the
w before the Italian courts The clerical press are
ise1At al the decision and declare makes
~ Papa guarantees a farce.
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THE LIND LEAG UE.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Nov. 13.-The Central
Council of the Irish National Land League Will to-inor
row send out circular address the branch leagues,
deciding special convention relative to the DuDuh
Conference unnecessary the plan and spirit oi the
Ieague In this country Is affected The programme
Is declared worthy OF the approval OF al synpaihIes
An appeal Is for renewed efforts aud the nalulCn
auoe Of n jealous spirit
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civil, SERVICE REFORM NOW POPULAR

WAsHINGroN. Nov. 13.-Senator Pendleton Will
find his popularity greatly enhanced when he re-
turns to Washington. The possibility that the
breach In the Republican party may not be fully
healed before the next Presidential election enlists
every ofiice-holder IN support of the Ohio
senator's famous Civil Service Reform measure
and il pressure from the clerks who
will be the first sufferers from Democratic success
in 1854 can accomplish anything OF consequence
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THE ALLAN STAAMSAIP LIVE.

BOSTON, Nov. 13.-The Allan line has de-
cided to only fortnghty NEIL service from Boston
this winter, aud fortnighty service " Glasgow. The
Liverpool steamers Will be the sarmatan Sandman and
the Caspian. fortDghuy mail service from baltimore
will also be maintained The Portland service THIS
winter Will DO fornighty freight steauers. lie rest OF
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PRISONERS BURNED TO DEATH

GALVESTON, Tex, Nov. 13.-A dispatch to
The Yevs from Crockett says The Court House here
in which were the jail and post office, was completely
destroyed by fire at about o'clock this morning. All
records Two prisoners, Oliver McCaVry,
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NORTH CAROLINA DEMOCRATId.

RALEIGH, n. c., Nov l3.-Unoflicial returns
from eighty-slx counties give Bennett (DmJ Tor Con
grcsslnan-atIarse, $50 majority The six counties
reported gave in 1850 Il Democratic majority Of c7A
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CHARGED NTH PASSING 4 COUNTERFEIT
BILL.

NEw-ORLEANs, Nov. 13.-W. A. Atkins
was arrested today by the United States Marshal
Of Newport Ark, charged with passing counterfeit
$50 piu IN SO Atkins claims he did not know until
year aterward that the bill counterfeit, when he
sent the person good money.
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BUSINESS FAILURhS IN THE SOUTH.

NEw-ORLEANs, Nov. 13.-The effects of
william Clark grocer OF this cty, attached to-day
for 900 His assets are $4,000. E. Il. Hernstadp
dry goods OF Paris Texas has failed His Liabilities are
$4,000 ana hs assets nOminay $4,000 TIE creditors
are CHIEFLY in New York and II. Louis
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odi6cation will be passed BY

he measure or some modification will be passed oy
O large majority.
Fixty of Tenure during good beha ylor was
never so popular IN Washington before. Every man
and woman in the Departments will be committee
upon the subject, and whatever can be urged IN
favor of reform will certainly be brought out"
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REPUBLICAN DELEGATE TO CONGRESS.

BOISE CITY, Idaho, Nov. 13.-T. F. Siegiser,
Republican been elected Delegate to Congress by
g. 100 majority, far heard from, but it is probable
that the complete returns viii increase his majority TO
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GERMANY AND THE UNITED STATES.

LONDON, Nov. ia dispatch TO The Post
,.Ol . Berlin says that the German Minister to
He1 states has been instructed 20 obtain revision Of
~ ~ sAsns treaty Of naturalization the conclusion
" NneH che of = uniform character.
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DEMOCRAT ELECTED IN ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, Nov. 13.-COmplete returns from
tho state Oh Superintendent OF Public Instruction, when
are just in, give Raab tDem) 2s65 majority over
StrltUOu ttep)
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the cOmpanys boats will 20 into the South American
service.
A TERRIBLE BOILER EXPLOSION.

AN IRON MILL DEsTRoYED-FIvE MEN KNOWN TO
HAVE BEEN KILLED-FEARs THAT MANY OTHERS
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nnarnr.NcF az AZ AURORAL DIsPLAY.

PHTIPs n. T. Nov. 13 Professor Brooks, at the
Red House observatory reports the Observance OF mal
t araTa display early this m0rnntho sandest seen IN
many vears tast brilliant arch Illuminated the aud
sea a 20 the night OF the moon IL her hfst quarter fOt
i, h fnnense streamers aud 0f hight projected
ifs atarng velocity the horizon % the zenith 0Ie~b
meteoroog gdcaI aisturDances may 70 eAkoStel~
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AFTER THE ELECTION.
THE ADMINISTRATION DEFEAT.

THE ADMINISTRATIONS SECRET SUPPORT OF THE
RIVER AND HARBoR BILL-FAILURE TO IN
FLUENCE ITS FRIENDs-FATE OF THE con-
GRESsMEN WHO FOLLOWED ITS COUNsELs.
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Gclp n)anlfo.

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WANTED. -Skilful workmen on brass anl.
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and IS CentrosA
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.ERYIrW ACADEMY.
For Young Lades-Counsrg.

pORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE-Lo-
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~ who accustomed g working IN best house, sr ssS
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WELLS COLLEGE FOR YOUNG LADIES,
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- 1882. send Tor catalogue.
Es. FRISBEE, D D., President.
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~ REAT ADDITIONS to our former
" stock, eX Suez, Kalakaua, and City
of Sydney, of
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Blocks, ours = TO "a fl; shacklcs,
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Club blocks, snatch blocks, row-lOcks,
Iron strap blocks, mast beads, shelves,
Mctaline and patent bushings,
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Bright and black varnishes, wire rigging
Marline, Selling houseline, ratlin,
Spunyarn, caulking irons, copper tacks,
Iron lacks, connecting links,
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Tar brushes, &c.
Paints and Paint Oil, full assortment
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Axes and hatchets, wood and Smuggling;
Ship lanterns and sidc.lights-the Rcgu.
lation article.
Groceries and Provisions.
A full assortment of fine groceries, in.
GLIDING some choice varieties of
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being something really nice;
A ,,o,,, Lot Of 1Nono ;ppInI;pn comm curo.
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Hams, bacon, lard, smoked beef, in tins,
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Curried fowl, curricd oysters,
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Kits mackerel, kits tongues and sounds,
Goldfish, cheese, Oxford sausage, in tins !:
Raisins, in u, 4 and e boxes;
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Pickles, in gal, Is gal, qts, & gal kgs
Corn starch, tapioca, vcrmicclli,
Macaroni, dried apples, pruncs, plums,
peaches and pears. -,
FLOUR AND BREAD.
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| Medium bread, assorted crackers,
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Buyers are most respectfully invited Il
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1875 B0LLES g. co,
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Il's pa'Ip :B"'Iefip
MONDAY, OCT. %, 1882.

little wave Tapped about her ankle.
Take my hand, do you hear" and
another wave crept in, creeping near
ly to her knees. "Will you take my
hand, or do you propose to stand
there like brute and see your wife
drowned?" screamed Mrs. Breezy,
throwing her arms about her hus-
bands neck as soon as he came
within reach, and hanging to him
like poor relation. ''Now, take
me over to that rope, and don't let
20 of me; quick" screamed Mrs.
Breezy, as big wave swept up to
her waist.
"But you said, dear, that"
"Do you want to get rid of me!"
screamed Mrs. Breezy, clinging to
her husbands hand like wise. "Do
YOU want me to-dr-drown? Oh,
dear, here comes another" and she
fairly climbed up on her husbandfs
form in vain attempt to escape a
tremendous breaker, but K was too
late, and they both relied over on
the sand as the wa.t,er dashed past
them.
Ugh, tbhs is dreadful" gasped
Mrs. B,Scezy, finally regaining her
feet Ind tuggiug at her clingine
bathing suit. "Oh, dear, / must
lust look like-lilic fright, and my
hair is all coming down, and-and-
think 1 will go out. Mr.. Breezy
what are you laughing at, you great,
heartless brute" But another wave
caught her on a flank movement
and she once more hit the sand.
"Oh, tlear-oh, Mr.. Breezy, catcl
me. Where are your" screamed
Mrs. Breezy distributing herself pro
miscuously over the beach as she
struggled to get out of the reach o
the surf.
"Here, dear" called Mr.. Breezy
dipping a handful OF sand out of hi
port car, and doubtfully crawling
toward his wife, and the twin wrecks
made bee line for their bathing
houses.
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MUSIC! MUSIC!

with Music Agents will enable
published special order will receive best and prompt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-23
tLeadville (Col.) Daily Herald.)
I'm the Nick Of Time.

As the writer was passing up Harrison avenue the
other day. he met Mr.. J. j. Corts stopping and point
ing to some bills sticking adjacent wall Mr. Corts
said:
Il am living example of the efficacy Of that remedy
1t once saved my life."
what remedy do you refer to- sir said the re-
porter.
why. the Great German Remedy. ST. Jacobs Oil, Of
course, replied Mr. Corts.
81 will tell You all about it. Last winter was the
city hospital sick with rheumatism. For a period of
nine weeks was sufferer, the greater portion Of the
tine being unable to rise from my bed. Towards the
last came t. the conclusion that 1 would never re-
cover, and made my mind to grin and bear it to
the end One day friend visited and brought Nth
him bottle of st. Jacobs OIL and insisted that it
should I've used upon Wel the Oil rubbed upon
my body and got relief In few days greatly
relieved and it hot long efore l able TO leave
the hospital sel man. People may say what they
Please about patent medicines but believe that ST.
Jacobs Oil saved my life"
The writer went up the street bordering on the
Riarkable statement volunteered BY Mr. C0rts.
and later in the day dropped in to Mr.. Frederick
Gilman. This gentleman is III the weI-known and
ea''ias firm of Harry Baker Co.. wholesale commits
sion merchants. No. rs f. Sd street In the
ton which followed Mr.. UIsn marked that he had
been in Ieadyle four and had enjoyed excellent
he!th until about week when he had a severe
attack of acute rheumatism 1t first commenced with
lever. ana then the pain struck HIM in the Legs,
ana wrists. He could not sleep for the pain and could
not obtain relief until he had used the Great German
Remedy. st Jacobs Oil. He cxPerie need relief with
the tir application of the OF, at tie time the
interview it had entirely relieved him of all rheumatic
pain.
Subsequent to the interview wi h Mr.. Uman the
writer introduced the subject the great popularity of
the St Jacobs Oil while in the business office of the
Chronicle. Mr.. Mark l.. Gollenburg, business man
ager of that paper, said that he had confidence in its
curative properties and believed it splendid specific
for rheumatism. Upon his advice his mother who
lives in distant state, has used the Great German
Kennedy with satisfactory rleumatiSR
MIR. G. S. Williams, foreman Of the Chronicle com
posing room, who present, remarked that far
he knew. about every body used the famous German
Remedy when afflicted with pain. He had employed It
in rheumatism and glad to say it had cured him.
The speaker followed it with the remark that he could
recommend IT as a sure specific for rheumatism.
The above is remarkable testimony, and speaks elo-
quenty for st. Jacobs Oil. 1t