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Mohave County miner., 1883-11-11

4 train on the Massachusetts rail. road WIS thrown from the track by a misplaced switch and the engine pre- cipitated into the river. Engineer Lewis Flood had both legs broken and skull tractured. Fireman Bred House went dowp with the engine and was killed No passengers were injured. E'lis, 6 brakeman is accus ed ot turning ard locking the spitoh and causing the accideOs
Mohave County miner., 1883-11-11
Edward Malchait. whose conversion

Edward Malchait. whose conversion to Roman Catholicism at Montreal was chronicled some time ago, has disappeared. He was married to one woman in New Hampshire and after wards to No. 2 in England, who died without knowing of his bigamy. He married his third wife, who is young girl of Catholic religion. about the time of his conversion, and one year or two ago his first wife came from New Hampshire to claim him. The latest object of his matrimonial ad ventures has gone back to her pa rents aud No. l will return to New Hampshire.
Mohave County miner., 1883-11-11

Commissary Sergeant Zimmerman of the Seventh Cavalry committed suicide at Fort Mead, last Tuesday Confusion in his accounts recently occasioned reprmand from his ST perinr officer, wbereupon he disap- peared. Numerous search parties failed to find hin dlftl'i he was dis covered near the limits of the post. He attempted to flee and was rursu ed. and when about to be Cvertaken cut bis throat from ear to ear with. q pocketknife, dying instantly. He was fifty years of age and one of the old est nOn-cUmmissioned officers in the army.
Mohave County miner., 1883-11-11
Massachusetts.
REPUBLICANS AHEAD.

Boston, Nov. 2, Additional returns give the Republicans 139 members IT. the Legislature to 92 Democrats and l Independent. with nlnp districts to hear from. RGbinson's total vote thus far is 159.855. Buffers 15O,O13. Four towns to hear from. The total vote for Lieutenant-G Governor gives Ames 13,OOO to I4OOO plurality.
 Boston, Nov. 7.-Gen. Butler has refused to e interYiewed, and wilt make DO statements concerning hl> defeat, which he accepts complacent ly, although be acknowledges, it wse unexpected. The Feturns in thi. State are complete, with the exce, tian Of one town. Robirson's total 'te> ls 160, I61; Butler's. 15O.O74 ; - nay, LsA R hiuson ves B1:ler, 10. g.
Mohave County miner., 1883-11-11

Since taking mp bis residence at Ridrau Hall, his Excellency Lord LansdUwhe has received a number of annnymrus letters, threatening his life. The matter IS being investiga ted. though his Excellency is not greatly alaFn-d. l. Is believed letters are sent by mischievous persons who are anxious to annoy him, or. possib- ly, some who are anxious to obtain employment as extra detectives,
Mohave County miner., 1883-11-11
Consumption GlfSd.

An old physician. retired from active practice having had pl oed in his hands by 'tn ast India MisslInary the fprmula of ;s simple vegetabIe remedy tor the speedy and permanent cure of Consumption. broncAit is Cutarrh, hslhma, and all Throat and Lung aaectlons also positive and radical care Tor general debility and ali nervous Con- plants. after having thoroughly tested its wonderful curative powers ill thousands of G ses, feels It his duty tU make 1t known to hls suffering fellows. Iro recipe will be sent free If charge, to Ill who desire It. with fGil directiOns for preparing and suooess- fully usiIl. Id iress with stamp namin2 tEIs paper. DB J. c. RAYMoND l64 Wash iDctuI Street, frcok'~n x. Y.
Mohave County miner., 1883-11-11

Las Tuesday was a ield-dsy for the Republicans who gained substan- tial victories in several States which were consiG sied doubtful. In Massa- chusetts the Republican triumph was complete. Roo;us5n being elected Governor by st least 10000 votes, while Ames for Litutensnt Governor is elected by at lesss I5,GOO majority. The Republicans aho clsim 27 out of the 40 Senators and 1G0 out of 24O Representatives.
 In New York ths Republicans se- cure a wO, ing ns'or3ey in both branches O. he 1sIature and elect their Ssletary f State end possibly thea AbtorBey General.
 Pennsylfaais z9es Republican by about E,Ocy majority, and Connecti- GU, to she surprise Of everybody gives 8 Republican ID ity Of. over 5000, besir es gail ,zo tate Senators and eleven Rel at yes.
 Minnesota comes t. ti1s q ith 12,000 Republican naiC1 ! Nebraska 8,O00. Kansas au5 C rado both show good Republic D msiorities.
 On the Other hand the Democrats carry Maryland by about 12,OOO votes and New Jersey by about 5000 Mississippi goes Dsrnocrstic with the usual majority, wh;le West Virginia Is also clalmsd by them with a maior- ity of about 10000. though the re- turns are mesger. The Republicans may we'll congratulate themseIves nm the result of this years elections having largely decreased the major ities in Democratic States and made large gains in:nearly all the Repub- lican ones, and will now be able to enter the Presidential contest with confidence and strength
Mohave County miner., 1883-11-11

J. W Flaming. formprly Greenback political editor of the Age and Prog ress, was shot III the head and in stantly killed by P. l.. Cunningham, at Fort Worth. Tex. Fleming had a pistol in hls hand when killed. He and Cunningham were rivals in the market garden business. Both had .aen drinking and upon meeting each other in a store, qnarreled.
Mohave County miner., 1883-11-11
Mary;a!.n,t:

Baltimore, NIvesu54r 7:h Returns from a number of counties are in onplete, but su;fcieut Is known to insure the election of tue entir,. o,,"avoretie Se-.te. tialrot The major ity for McLane io estimated at Iz,- GOO. Tn R.pnhiica1s gain three Senators. The Democrats have gained Senators in Frederick and Washington eoplblss. This, with i've Democrats and eight Republi can Senators holding over. will make ne Senate stand I4 Democrats, II Republicans, with Calvert county yet to hear from, but 1T is probable the house of Delegates will be Demo cratic by 20 or more.
Mohave County miner., 1883-11-11

The Marquis Tseng is reported to have sad that the Black Flags ip Touquin numbered 11,000, They had many reserves on the upper rivers. They did not live by rapine, but were paid by the King. At Hue Commits siouer Harmond had DO influence in AuaIn. The Hue treaty was unim portAnt China was on excellent terms with the King of Anam,
Mohave County miner., 1883-11-11

A Chihuahua, Mex, special states that Jacob Repp, wealthy resident of Milwaukee. Wis, while OH his way home from tue Mexican Central ter minus at Laredo to Durango, was robbed of $8000 and murdered by road agents two days ago and his wife outaaged.
Mohave County miner., 1883-11-11
Colorado.

Denver, November 5.-The elec tim for county officers throughou the State was barren of important results except in his county, where the straight Republlcans made tre- mendous gain, electing Graham Sheriff by over 1,ooo majority against the combined strength of the Demc crats, Workinemcn and disaffected Republicans Leadviile re-elected Becker D.).
Mohave County miner., 1883-11-11

Tue. .supreme court ot the Cni-aJ States hss decided that self kiliina ; an insane person, understanding the physical nature and consequence of his sct, but not its moral inspect. Is not death by s'.lclde, within tbe mean ing of the conditions within 2 policy of insurance upon his life, that :be policy shall be void ln case he sinai! die by. suicide.
Mohave County miner., 1883-11-11
.,zo. eadiagg of the Board of Su-
 p3rv:sors.

The Hon. Board of Supervisors of Iahaya conntN 4i't November 9th A. D. 1883 at 10 o'clock a. tn., pursu- ant to adjournment. Present W. Il. Hardy, chairmau, VI. W. Heakle, supervisor, and H. Rncksbaum, oieFk, Ou motion Board adjourned to November 18th 4. D. 1883 at D. ID. Attest
 II. DCCKSDAUM
 Clerk.
Mohave County miner., 1883-11-11
CO@n, ttiCut.
LARoR REPUrI fcAN CITE.

Hartford, November 7th.-Connec- ticut elects eleven Republican Sena- tors and ore Democratic Senator The Sepstors holding over are five Republicans and seVen pcmoprats. The Senate nov stands Is Republi cans, 8 Democrats The Lower House with 10 towns to hear from, which were last year evenly divided, stands 40 Republicans. 93 ncnocrats. 1 tie; HePnblican majority 57, and or joint ESkios 65,
Mohave County miner., 1883-11-11

Our Bcsrd of supervisors seam to .be rul-.s4ae things to suit themseie's without any regard to their coDstltu- eDss. They seem to forget that they are the seSvansa ef the people and that the people have ssss 4snts which svea Supervisors are bound to respect.
Mohave County miner., 1883-11-11

A number of foreigners in Mada- gascar, including three American cit zens, have sent a memorial to Earl Granville, British foreign Secre- tary. asking that a British ship be sent tU take off those who. in view of French Upersti2ns, wish to leave the island.
Mohave County miner., 1883-11-11

The Mor,iun missionaries to the Southern 5: ates have not been idle since leaving Utah, 100 converts be- ing expected to leave Chattanooga at all early day as the fruit of the ms sionaries' labors in tho Southern States.
Mohave County miner., 1883-11-11

On Sunday night, near Sanford, N. O., negro man !apd7 wife went 10 church, leaving in the house three childrep- Three hours later the house and children were i'll ashes.
Mohave County miner., 1883-11-11

Juhn Feimer. Q young Chicago Oarsman, IS anxlous to row the cham pion. Edwurd Hanlap, a three mile and turn race for $5,00O. He has deposited $501 as an earnest of his good intentions.
Mohave County miner., 1883-11-11

The British Cabinet bss issued e1 plicit Instructions to all the Dcpart- nentz in the event of war betweep Ftse-es and Cnlna. The Br: :tish fleet in Chinese waters will be rei. forced, and t IS said that any attempt by France to blockade ports where Brit ish interests exist will be resisted.
Mohave County miner., 1883-11-11

Ina Marquis of Lorne and the PriLcess Louise have arrived at Inv erpool where the corpol ation present ed them with all address and enter tained them at luncheon.
Mohave County miner., 1883-11-11

The Prescott Daily Courier comes to us enlarged to 8 seven column ps' per. We arc pleased to n"te this evidence of prosperity on the pa Of our neighbor and hopo # may lo7g contHus.
Mohave County miner., 1883-11-11

Frank Wilkes, of Zanesville, Ohio, grandson of Commodore Wilkes, U. 5. A, who was herding sheep near Pleasant Valley. Utah, became lost and died from exposure and starva- ton.
Mohave County miner., 1883-11-11

Most Rev. Patrick Villain Rior- dan, D. D. Coadjutor to Archbishop Als many has arrived in San Francis co, where he was received with much honor and respect.
Mohave County miner., 1883-11-11

Orders have been sent by the French cabinet to Admiral Courbet to pnsh operations in Tonquin, so as to make ths Chinese Government show the course it intends to pur- sue.
Mohave County miner., 1883-11-11
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERsaIP,

The co-pa tnership heretofore existing between Hm. l.. Hardy. Nn., Atklns. II and NJ. F Wilkinson. 0Olng business at East Bridge. 4. X F. railroad, is this day dis solved by mutual consent Wm. Atkinson will collect and settle all matters If the late firm.
 HARDY ATKR.soN X Go. Eat Bridge, Oct. D. 1883.
Mohave County miner., 1883-11-11

Don't be afraid to do the full amount of assessment work required by law on your claims and you will run no risk of losing them. Better work twentv-six days th6n twenty four.
Mohave County miner., 1883-11-11
New Jersey,

Newark. November 7th. The latest election returns give Abbot nearly 6,000 najorl,g. The Senate s:snds F Republic .os and 24 Demo "rats Democratic majority on joint .iiot, 5. H
Mohave County miner., 1883-11-11

The jury in the case of Miller, the murderer of Dr. Glenn in California, returned verdict of murder in the first degree, and fixed the penalty at imprisonment for life.
Mohave County miner., 1883-11-11

seFe s a great deal of difference ~Oe,E6eh a prospect and 8 mine, though there are plenty who seem to think they arc one and the same thing.
Mohave County miner., 1883-11-11
James McClatchy. editor of the Sscramento Bee. dIed last week

Admiral Courbet hes assumed com nand of ,he French forces at HAuoi and will sttaek Bacnimh with 5000 and thirteen guns.
Mohave County miner., 1883-11-11

The Phenix Gazette has been crib biHg from us 8 good deal of lats, without giving Es- -!4ss dss- q ss:diT Tor our items. TRSGazette is too good paleS to be guilty of such con- duct.
Mohave County miner., 1883-11-11
LOW ELECTED.

New York, Nov. 7.-Lov's election is conceded by tbe Sun. The Brook lyn Eagle extra places his majority at 1.578, The State ticket is yet doubtful.
 The Times, usually accurate in its returns, inclines to the belief that the Republicans have the State.
Mohave County miner., 1883-11-11

Lord Chief Justice Coleridge has arrived at Liverpool. He expresses himself as very much satisfied with his trip.
Mohave County miner., 1883-11-11

The Hungarian patriot, Kossuth, is reported dying. He has passed bis e'ghty-nrst year and has been failing rapidly of late.
Mohave County miner., 1883-11-11

Chief Justice Coleridge is trying to secure the admission of foreign isgsers to practice in the British HnnrEs
Mohave County miner., 1883-11-11
Pennsylvania.

REAUBlICAN MAJORITY OF ABOUT
 SEVENTEEN THOUSAND.
 Chicago, November 7.-The Tri- bune's Philadelphia special says: The laurels are with the Republicans xhq !haXe carried their ticket by not less thar l1,0J1 majority in the State.
Mohave County miner., 1883-11-11
CARR ELECTED

Albany, N. r.. Nov. : h tho .s :uras receIycd rp :c 10 q. m., tn. Eveni.5Jourr.i clains Carr's elect tlau Gy l3.000. There Is a stroue possibility also of Davenport and Russeli's election. The Legislature Is surely Republican in both branch es.
Mohave County miner., 1883-11-11
Nebraska.

Omaha, November 7:h.-Returns from 15O precincts give Reese (rep.). for Supreme Judge, 2,150. Esti- mates based on these places his ma iority in the State between 5000 anc 6,ooo.
Mohave County miner., 1883-11-11

During 8 fire in factory at Ron lax, France, on Monday, quantity of benzine exploded, killing ten per eons and injuring twenty.
Mohave County miner., 1883-11-11

John Bright states that the report shst he intended to visit the Ur;:' d States this winter is untrue.
Mohave County miner., 1883-11-11
Minnesota.
THE REPUBLICAN MAJORITY.

St. Paul, November 7th.-The Re publican majority in this State will not be less than 25,000.
Mohave County miner., 1883-11-11
News of the w eek.

Springfield, Mo-, has been visited aya S2OO, GOO cy clone.
Mohave County miner., 1883-11-11

The Verde Copper company of Yavspai county has just declSIed @ dividend of 37,5000.
Mohave County miner., 1883-11-11
LatsS. 7a.aras fF0n al! the
 SsateS.
NaW York.
THE "sUN's" ESTIMATE.

New York, Nov. B. The Sun says: Maynard, for Secretary of State. ap- pears to have run 30,O00 votes behind hls ticket ID thls city, Brooklyn, Rochester and Buffalo, and Carr (republican) is elected by from 16,OOO to 18,OO0. Maxwell. tue democratic candidate for Treasurer, Jagged be- hind h;s ticket in the wssattern part o<< Z the State, but Robab'y pulls tbrou4 b Russell-the Republican candidate for Attorney General, leads Carr ard the rest ip northern New York, but net enough to put him ahead oi O'Brien, tho Democratic nominee. Chairman Manning of the Democrat ic State Committee telegraphs that the chief feature of the election has been the cutting of Maynard ID New York ard Brooklyn by the liquor i.terrstE, s'd in ih., iar.a ci5!ee i1 the western p..rt of tue :oia.o through other causes According 10 our latest reports the State ticket is elected by about 10000 nSjority. except Ses rotary of State. who is defeated by 15,OO0. Tie Legislature is Republi- can. Tho Stale Gnnate stands 19 hepa'7'icans, 13 Democrats; Assem- b.y 72 Republicans, 56 Democrats The tot8. vote f"r Mayor of Brooklyn exceeds taat css' r the State tickea by nearly 4,t,e9 Lowe majority -s eG9
Mohave County miner., 1883-11-11
s.isssppi.
NO OPPOSITION ID THE DEMOCRATS.

NO OPPOSITION TO THE DEMOCRATS.
 Jackscn, RQvsnosr 7th.-The latest returns show no change iu the result of the election announced last nighJ,. 5-~Ant- in Panola county, where the Fus 5sket was defeated by small maj y. Ada,as, Kinds. Madison Egnroe counties give g. 53 E4s'on qai9cities The reguiaz Democratic ieza nal little oppo- sitIoa e taaee the Legis- 'atnre, IS, as us" iiam 7cratic The excitement in Copiah cannty has subsided. and no further trouble it. anticipated.
Mohave County miner., 1883-11-11
EDITORIAL NOTES.
Good bye, Benjamin.

Where is that 100000 majority in New York.
Mohave County miner., 1883-11-11
gaz TRIBUNE 8 ESTIMATE.

The TribHns estimates Carr's plu- rality st oyer 18,060, anu says the other kepubhcaG candidates on the State ticket apparently lack only from 1900 10 6,09O of election. Ii says tas Seraie etauds I9 Republi- .4ss x Dem ertts, the House, 7f RepuU. ..cals, 1 D5la 5crat5.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16
Runaway Last Evening.

just as the storm was coming up last
evening a gentleman named Bruce,
with his wife and child, arrived at the
p. w. 4 b. Railroad station TO take q
train for Philadelphia, where they re-
side. Mr.. Bruce and his little son had
alighted, when there came a binding
fash of lightning, and Thomas Heap,
the driver, seized the already restless
horses by the head. In another instant
there came peal of thunder that
seemed to shake the earth, frightening
the horses 40 that they became un-
manageable and started up Walnut
street at n fearful speed, with Mrs. Bruce
in the carriage.
The driver was dragged, holding on
to the reins, as far az Front street, when
they broke and left him lying on the
ground. Mrs. Bruce was terribly
frightened, and continued to scream all
the way along. At Third street the
frightened animals turned, and when
opposite their stable, near Poplar street,
one of them tried to run in, which had
the effect Of slackening their speed so
that they were caught by Frank Can
non. 1t was found that Mrs. Bruce
was uninjured, but 80 badly frightened
that she was unable TO walk, and she
was assisted into O'Neil's segar store,
on the corner of Third and Poplar
streets, where she recovered sufficiently
to be able to continue her journey on a
later train. Her husband, who was al
most as badly frightened as she was, ar
rived in few minutes after she was
taken into the store.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16
Bargains In Dry Goo ds !.

William b. Sharp, the dry goods
merchant, has completed the removal
Of his entire stock from the old stand
Fourth and Market streets, and the work
of demolishing the old building and
erecting new and commodious five
story editice on the site will be proceed
ed with as rapidly as possible A rep
resentative of the REPUBLICAN visited
the new place this morning, and was sur
prised TO see the immense stock on
hand. The whole of the first floor, ex.
tending from Market to Shipley street,
is packed with large and varied as
sortment of dry goods, while the second
floor is devoted entirely TO carpets, Of
which he has stock that in variety,
quantity and quality is unexcelled by
any in this city. The third and fourth
doors are filled with duplicated goods
of every description. The new store is
well lighted, and as it Is one of the larg-
est and finest in the city it affords an
excellent opportunity for displaying the
goods, and no one can fail to see exact
ly what they are buying, 1t is the inten-
tion of Mr.. Sharp to dispose of this i'm
mense stock of goods, rs he does not
wish to have a single piece to take back
to the new building. With this end in
view, he has reduced the prices to such
figures that it will amply pay any one
In want of carpets or dry goods to give
him call.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16
The Wicked Bang Bantsh ed,

WILKESBA RRE, July l5.-Rev. Father
O'Haran, pastor of St. Mary's Church,
this city, and the pastor of the Catholic
Church at Plymouth, have notified the
young Sunday school children of their
congregation that hereafter they will
not be allowed to wear bangs or frizzes
while attending Divine service. If they
do they will be sent home.
Rev. O'IIaran, in II lecture to the
children, condemned the fashion of
wearing bangs in severe terms, and said
no young girl who ever expected to be-
come a lady would he guilty Of the act
of banging. The parents coincide with
the pastor, with few exceptions. 1t is
understood that a circular has been is
sued by Bishop O'Hara to all the clergy
of the diocese calling their attention to
the matter.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16
North Carolina Election Frauds.

WASHINGTON, July l5.-lt is under
stood that the Attorney General, moth
ing daunted by failure in other South
ern States, is taking steps to prosecute
persons in North Carolina guilty of cleo
tion frauds last fall. He feels that it is
his duty to do so, without regard for
what may be the difficulties involved
or the chances of success. Colonel Tom
Keogh is the United States Marshal
there now, and, having lived in the
State through all the Ku-klux times, he
knows the methods of the local Democ-
racy and the men who are leaders in
manipulating ballot-box strffing and
false counts. There is believed to be
more chance of procuring the evidence
than there would be under ordinary
circumstances.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16
Died Last Night.

The colored woman who was said to
be suffering with witchcraft, and of
which full account was published in
the REPUBLICAN few days since, died
last night. A doctor was called in to
see her, who said that her sickness was
caused by bad whisky and hysteria, but
it was impossible to get the people in
the neighborhood to believe anything
else than that she was bewitched. Every
evening the house would be filled with
colored people, who would sing hymns
and pray, besides using incantations to
drive out the evil spirit. A eolored
woman, known as big Lizzie, is charged
with putting the spell on her, and the
feeling against her was SO great that she
was obliged to leave the neighborhOod.
The death of the woman has increased
the excitement, and it is probable,if the
authoress of the mischief
should return, she will be roughly dealt
with.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-16

During the past week there were |
births, 7 marriages and 32 deaths re.
ported in this city, the number of
deaths being the same as the cores
pondng week of last year. over one
half the deaths were OF children under
two years of age.
The following are given as the causes
of death Accidents, 3 ; consumption,
9 ; cholera infantum, s. diphthera, 2
general debility, 2; natural causes, 9
acute meningitis, heart disease, mani
tion, inham nation of bowels, of brain,
ianndice, marasmus,o old age, peritonitis,
parotiditis, stomach and kidneys,
spasms, softening of brain, one each.
Three bodies were brought here for
burial.