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MASSACHUSETTS.

Ro>rox, November Additional returns
give the Republicans l39 members OF the
Legislature TO W Democrats and lnde-
pendent, with nine districts to hear from.
Robinson's total vote thus iar is l59, ,S55,
and Buffers l5O,Ol3, with four towns to
hear from. The total vote fer Lieutenant
Governor gives Ames 1900 10 l4,OOo plu-
raiiiy.
BGsroN. November The Executive
Counsel will stand: Republicans 6, Demo-
Gratis 3, gain of = Democrats over last
yIAr.
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A PLEA FOR FOUR PER CENT BONDS.
A Law Repeating the Tax Imposed
Upon National Bank Giro collation. 10
be Made.

A Law Repeating the Tax Imposed
Upon National Bank Circulation 10
be Made.
WAsuTYGToN, November There is
very decided impression in the Treasury
Department, based upon pretty positive
information, that Secretary Folger will
recommend in his annual report the repeal
of the law imposing a tax OF ma.
tional bank circulation. II this is
done it is argGed that the banks
can afford TO pay the premiums on the
four and
Four and 0ne.haif Per Cent.
bonds to deposit to secure circulation. In
all the calculations Of the Treasury officials
as 10 The future the three per cent. bonds
do not cut any figures, il being assured
that they are TO be called in and paid of
out OF the surplus revenues during the next
year aud half Acting Secretary French
takes the view that repeating the law taxing
National Bank Circulation
will cut The Gordiau knot SO far as the Ma.
tional banks having on deposit the three
per cents are concerned. OF course the
banks having four ard four ami half per
cent bonds will hold hem, and not be EN-
barrc,seG IN any way. Judge French did
"ot see low three per cent. bond could be
put in the market, as the government had
more money than il ne led, and more OF
he higher rate bonds will become due
before lSol, and the present temporary
ihrCe per cents.
VIII All be Swept Away
by tie surplus money in the treasury.
The re, OFT oi Secretary Folgcr year ago
pointed out with much Ciearness the neces'
sity OF some prompt action on the part OF
Congress to prevent the very trouble which
now threatens so many banks by the call
ing in of the extended three per cents. lie
mentioned the matter Of abolishiug the tax
on circulation, and the increase Of the rate
OF issue to ninety per cent. Of the current
market value of the bonds aud that the
treasury be empowered to take As
A Basis of Circulation
the Cj bonds of the District OF Colum'
bia, which is already, to all practical
purpo cs, a government bond, the govern
pent pledging the payment OF the inter
est,
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BY a Majority OF Fen Thousand.

ALBANY. November The Argus esti-
mates the election of the Democratic State
ticket except Maynard by 10000 majority.
Carr's majority about 5000. The Repub.
licans have 10 Senator'S and 20 assembly
men.
ALBANY, y. Y, November 7.-In returns
received up to 10 A. NJ. the Evening Journal
claims Cars election by 10000. There is
a strong probability of Sexton's election
and possibility OF Davenport and Russell.
The Legislature is surely Republican in
both branches.
Mayor Low is reelected in Brooklyn by
a majority Of ,52S.
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The Latest News and the Best.
CONNECTICUT.

HARTruRn, November 7.-Connecticat
elects eleven Republican Senstors and one
Democratic Senator. The Senators holding
over are five Republicans and seven Demo
Gratis. The Senate now stands sixteen Re-
publicsns TO eight Democrats. The lowe
House, with ten towns to hear from, which
were last yssr evenly divided, stands l45
Republicans, 50 Democrats, one tie; Repub
licsn majority 81, on joint ballot 65.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
The Corr.ct,d Retur,.

fHILSnELPHIA, November 7.-Offc'sl re-
peris and corrected estimates received from
q number Of counties make no material
change ia the figures sent out last uight.
Niles has lS,lSS and Livsey Il, $40 majority.
The official returns from all the counties
will not be in for several DAYS.
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NO APPOINTMENT AS YET
of the Next Surgeon General of TIT


OF the Next Surgeon General OF the
Army.
WASHINGTON, November The friends
OF the several candidates were expecting
the President to make an appointment to-
day of Surgeon General, but they were
doomed to disappointment II strong rec
on mandations, political, professional, aud
personal, are to decide the matter, it is
difficult TO see how The President can
avoid the appointment of DR.. Bsx.
Ter. In addition TO the already over
wheiming mass OF letters and kilograms
that have reached the President in favor OF
Or. Baxter, he was presented today with
very urgent and strong letter signed by
General Drum, Adjutsnt General, General
Swain. Judge Advocate General, General
Holabird, Quartermsster General, Hszen.
Chief Of the Signal Service Bureau, asking
him 10 appoint Dr. Baxter in the Interests
of the army itself.
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TIE wAuPUH MYSTERY AGAIN.


Gertie FULLER Deserts Her Alleges
Female Hsskssd.
CuyLroH, WIS November 7.-Mrs. Hsw.
ia, mother Of Frank Dubois's" vile, wss
In the city this morning 70 secure papers
for the arrest Of Dubois" but the suthoSf.
ties advised her 10 secure them In Fond do
Isr. and ,bs set out Immediately for
home, accompanied by her daughter. Be-
ing questioned o. 10 whether she va
Positive - - Dakeh's SeH,
Gertie Fuller answered:
Il Amt quite such . big grsenhorn that
1 wouldn't know that alter Living with him
pretty near year. ! am positive that be
IN man."
She admitted that he husband could DO
fsncy psedlsWork and hsd often done knit
ting for her. Bhs sdded that sbe soon 81
p.eted 70 become the mother Of . child by
"Dubois."
BEING questioned a 10 Why they bad Left
Wsupun 70 suddenly, 0ertis said that be-
sister, Alice Ryan. had started tbess rspovv
about her husbands SEX In order 70 psst
them. abe being jealous and
Wsossng sDsbSls- ~ HsSssH.
sFrsnk Dubios'' 10 supposed 70 b . Mn.
Hudsop, vbo deserted her husbssd, sDd
Min Fuller, sympathiznR With her 10 her
troubles, advised beS 70 act the mans psft
In order that she might b Of ssfvfcs In
aiding her. Ths affair bas csussd great
deal Of comment. but IL 10 NOT yet decided
a 70 whether there II Q deception being
prSct.ced.
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BARNUM's SICK ELEPHANT.
How Alfred VIII Re Cured Of A. A.
1ntk Of 1eser.

RRrDCEroRT November 7-Barnums N5,-
go elephant Alfred is very i'll with fever.
An stten .; TO ave him will be made by
removing the canse OF Irooble by surg
cal operation. This has never been a.
tempted before. ts the operation requires
enormous iucision, ss the kifneya are re-
orj,td n he reached Professor Dorsmus,
OF New York, and DR.. L~stsid, the eminent
Frepsh veterinary surgeon, think thst
there 10 q cbsnce for q favorable result, out
o. A fred must either be Killed or cured,
IA, n.dey no circumstances can he be left
to live in his present condition. the st-
tempt viii be made probably within The
next fortnight
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MISSISSIPPI.

JACKSON, Miss, November --latest re-
turns show no change in the result OF the
election as announced last night except in
Pamela county. where tue Fusion ticket
was defeated by q small majority. Adams
Hinds, Madison and Monroe counties give
good Fusion msjorities. Regular Demo
cratic ticket had no title opposition else
where, hence the legislature is elected.
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Chosen in the Latter Method
WILD TEXAN JUSTICE.
One Hundred Masked Men Lynch n
Wife Murderer.

One Hundred Masked Men Lynch
Wife Murderer.
GALVESTON, November THE News Luz
Ing special says: At twelve o'clock last
night sn hundred armed and masked men
quietly surrounded the house in which
was confined John L. Martin, who yester-
dsy confessed to numbering through jesl-
ously his wife, the daughter of the Rev.
Mr.. Newton. The guards gave Martin
upon demand. Ali night long previous 70
that moment the murderer had been pro-
testing be ought to hang and wanted to
hsrg, but while being carried away he
grosned piteously and prayed for mercy:
At 9 A. NJ. another large body OF armed
men went to the constable's house and
asked for the prisoner but left instantly
when informed they hsd been preceded.
Martins corpse was discovered to-day hsng-
ing to a tree in the outskirts.
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FEARFUL!
Over Ninety Miners Buried in a
Living Tomb
IN A LARGE LANCASHIRE coLu!ERY.
The Explosion Occurs Three-Quarters Of
Mile Under Ground twenty
Brought Out Badly In
ured.

LONDON, November There was an ex.
plosion at $50 O'Clock this morning, in the
Monkfield Colliery, in Lancashire. One
hundred and ten miners were in the col.
liery. Only six thus Tar have been
rescued.
NooN.-Twenty persons have been res.
cued; some of them were badly hurt. 1t
is impossible to estimate the number OF
persons killed. Parties are searching for
missing miners. The searchers traverse a
distance Of three.quarters Of a mile before
reaching the scene OF the explosion.
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AN IploTlc WESTERN JURY
Allow q Murdersus Brate to - Ua.
soathed,


BURLINGTON, Iowa, November The ~.
turn Of q verdict Of s,quittal in the trial Of
Joseph Crone for the almost successful at.
tempt to murder his wife on September
last, has caused feeling Of disgust here.
The woman was so terribly slashed and
SCARED that for days her life was despaired
of and the feeling in the neighborhood
where the deed was done was so intense
that lynching was feared. The facts Of the
cutting were clearly proved BY witnesses
for the prosecution and were admitted by
the accused. and no one expected any ything
but conviction. The audience, as we'll az
the Judge himself, were dumbfounded when
the verdict was rendered, and the Judge
said: "The Court is surprised. Thi. is your
verdict, not mine" and ordered the pris-
oner released. Counsel for the defense
carefully excluded every man from the
jury except such as declared they did not
read the papers.
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eoIpMTHE NORTHWEST.
nsL s,ans wild Over n Discovery efthe
YelIeW Dust

FssGo, D.K. November Mr.. Gris-
void, Of Chicago, has now secured l,3o
acres under q placer mining claim at the
Lisbon gold fields, and portion OF the re-
drcing machinery arrived yesterday. The
ore bearing csnglomerate is now being
taken cut and is composed principally OF
iron. mag nesis, sodium and limestone. and
Is of a soft brittle character which renders
;ts nulyeri.ation sasy. The ledge runs up
the tn Cheyenne Valley four miles and crops g s
ont at jbe blua 81 an angle OF forty I'VE
degrees, with every indication OF volcanic
upbesvsl in past sges. The assays showed
q DER ton last week, and people are pour
inc into L!sbon every day. There Is Veri'
table craze over The discovery,
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KANSAS.

WICHITA, KAs., November The re-
turns for the Eighteenth Judicial District,
comprising six counties, are nearly all in.
II. c. Sloss, Republican, is elected over y.
Harris, the present incumbent, by about
10000 votes. The entire Republican ticket
n Sedswick county is elected except the
Sheriff.
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The Riot az NakeiiaIi.

B. 's&S"CSG, VA, November Later in.
.''n s''on received concerning the dis
'uf, a0ce at Wakefield shows it was more
s'nDns , han at first reported. In addition
~ W "nl'e who was shot 1t Is thought W. H.
Da0'fis' proprietor of the hotel a. Wake.
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NEW JERSEY.

NLaNRS, y. j., November The latest
returns from yesterdays election give Ab
bett shout 500 majority. Senate, II Re-
pu5iicans and > Democrats. Assembly, -
Republicans and 81 Democrats. The DEM
ocrariC majority ON joint ballot will be >.
TRaSrUN, y. J., November THE Times
computes Abbett's DemoCratl majority at
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remedy that has proyss Itself nsysr
falling core foe sesofuls and al syphilit.e
disorderY must quickly cure leo tsfriots
blood diseases. Or. Guysotts fsilos Dock
and sarnspsrills y such . psrises e.oa
purifier and stsengthsuer Of bodily func-
~hsn Hot Gprincs snd all other tfestment
hss fsijed. Remember, Il 10 sbsolutely
FREE from mineral poisous, and viii not 10.
iure tbe most delicata constitution. le
ore viIl make you feel baoyant stronk and
velI. ana Will i'd your sysiso q sll blood
Impurities snd sysfy istseaA - extsrAA
ind:ea,ioo Of diSease.
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He RIVALS AND RESEMBLES SULLIVAN
A Desperate Struggle With Portland.
Maine, Crock.

PORTLAND, Ne. November John l..
Chapman, who was arrested at Dover for
passing counterfeit money, is thirty eight
wears ole, weighs 100 pounds, and is nearly
as powerful as Sullivan, whose initials he
hears and whom he resembles in build.
He was captured in bed by two officers who
threw themselves across his breast as he
Law ssleep. Powerful as the officers were,
CHAPMAN lifted them By sheer strength OF
the npper part Of his body. and it was only
after desperate struggle that they sue
ceeded in getting his head down end hand
cuffs on. Chapman is believed to be the
leader OF an Organized gang, and efforts are
betrg msde 10 detect the others. fiVs
witnesses testified against Chapman, sod
he gss held in Fl 0aQ.
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lowers inauguratei vigorous war against
the constitution about month ago and
kept it up till the last day. Returns come
in slowly. Incomplete figures in from 10
Of the iS counties show that the Constitu-
ton IS thus fer 1000 ahead.
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wap,eson sued By m Angry Tenor.

New Yosx, November T.-Tobia Bertini
hiss brought suit for $4,000 damages
sesinst Col James H. Mapleson for an al
.eced breach OF contract She AYERS she
was engaged for the present season as
prima tenore sssoluto st 5000 month.
and produces a letter from Col. Msplsson
as proof the impresario does not intend 10
keen this contract.
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Tn. Ur,.f str,eS,u Family

have the fympstby oi friends in their
hour of bereavement. Our city, usnally
so healthy, n now witnessing many deaths.
Several have died Of consumption rs.
Gently ard Others are now In the last stages
OF thIh hI,rgrring disease.
I'd !. Ecsr. Esq, the genial manager OF
the Howe Sewing Machine Company, of
Who. .rg made dying visit 10 PrksS'
bug 81 Wednesday.
. schofeld. Of the Evening Journal.
came roHr for the purpose Of removing
Ri, fan, ly 10 Wheeling. Mr.. 4. md ssii
uab.c fan,iIy leave host Of warm friends
h,rr 10 regret very much 10 lose them.
bat v',h them prosperity In their new
home.
The friends OF
I,.GoysrsoP ". Y. Bievtsses
regret 10 learn that bis condition continues
very unfavorRble.
Mr. WeIIipg OF Foley a williams. Of
Cincinnati, Ohio, is here on business
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,.s p.x.I R~trotb,i

Losvos, November The Daily News
this morning has the following from Its
Paris correspondent: It is rumored that
P-;rcess Amelie the eldest daughter ci
the Com;s de Paris, will shortly be married
10 the Grand Duke Alexis OF Russia. ihs
Cars advisers favor the union, thinking
II will facilitate the restoratioe OF the Or
Iesnis.s and an alliance between France
and Rpssia.
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Mishaps 70 Lake Steamers.

CmCAGo, November The schooner
Lincoln Doll, owned in this city, went
ashore and sunk in seven feet Of water on
Detroit Island, to-day. The steam barge
Michael Groh, valued at $4,000, which
went ashore at Muskssoa Saturday, has
been released.
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Death Of an Ex-senator.

NRwARx, n. J., November 7.-Er- Senator
Randolph died at Morristown from hesrt
disease this morning. The senator COM
planned this morning of not feeling we'll
turned to his study, where he was found
insensible shortly afterwsrd by his dsugh-
ter. Dr. LindsIy, the family physician.
was called, but when ne arrived the ssnst1r
Vas Cpsl
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TIE TOUR OF PERE HYAclNTRE.
To n old His Pirst Conference In New
York city NeXt WeeL.

III
York city Next weeH.
WASHINGTON, November 7.-Pere Hya-
cintbe Loyson, who arrived here week
ago, very much fadgusd With his voyage
across the Atlantic. has almost entirely re-
covered his usual health and is becoming
so rapidly acclimstized that he will soon
be able to enter upon the task which was
the main object OF his visit to the United
States. His first conference will be held IN
New York on November III or Is. IL has
no, vet been determined whether he Will
sIesk in q public hall or . church, but the
decision will probably be made in favos OF
a hail. While be has given great dssI
Of ettenrion 10 the matter OF his first con-
ference, he is not yet prepared TO announce
the subject, bat may be expected 10 90 70
- f.w dsys and TO say AZ what time and
in v bst other places beside Ne" York be
may be heard.
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uo,eless EpiIsps5 Cusel.

Tee doctor, pronounced my case 10 Be
one of hopeless epilepsy" says oar core.
spondept, w. C. Browning. Attorney q
law. Judsonis, Ark. and declared death
20 bsny oyly relief. Samaritan Eeryine
bss cured me-" Get 1t truggSN 81 ~
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KAss.s crrr, No. sorsmbsr 7.-Io The
,p,cisi court held st Gslistin yesterday.
one csse azainss Prank james vss nolls
prusd: the Others were continued snl
the prisoner US remanded 10 this county.
Criminal Court begins on The 15.h ips.snt.
The Blue Cat robbery cass 10 on the dock~.
snd !, IL oonsidered probable thst Jamss
vill = o, Be tried st Gallatin again.
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"a, s... coo. But sso, ,ooA

WASHINGTON. November THE jury in
fbe case Of Halle,t Kilbourn against Johs
G. Thompson for $500 for false imp,s-
onmept, returned q verdiei Of $1,000 Tor
the plaintiff. A motion for new thai
uss made by the defense,
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VII All be swCnt AWny
WHICH is THE OLD MANS WIDOW
4 Remarkable Mix In ihc Adninisira-
lion Of EInE.s ATairs.

HOE OF fibH = AHNhTs'
gLYIay YRIE uSavGHRCG 5.-Geaeral Au
letters of administration were granted 10
Sophia NJ. Fink, 10 whom he was married
in Washington in ls0l. In 1871 the Gen
eral left her and went 10 live with one
Ellen Mulligan, or Helen Be!ew. as is
alleged, and Sophia began
PrOCc edinss FOR Divorce.
ard occurred judgment for
f.; 500 alimony. He fed 10 New Jersey,
however, and it is said that in 1877
or lsrS he Obtained a divorce from
Souhiu in Utah. lie married Helen
BelIew after the Utah divorce, aad now
he. ss Mrs Helen !. Fink, has demanded
letters of admins tra;ion as widow OF the
deces ed, and ii ed a cavest, and Sophia has
secured an order ;ur Helen 10 show cause
on THURSDAY why she tSophs should not
hold her letters cf administration. She
denies the
validity Of the Utah Divorce
on several grounds, among which are that
,Lc GtLeTal had 10 real residence there,
that sic never had notice OF the proceed
i IS, AIi that she has letters written t.
yer sehscquently tending to show tha'
Helen Was not his wife. Helen is said to
save been one OF Lydia IhQmp:on-
s!onG, s, and is much younger aud piotuei
4 an Sophia T.s case Will present so'G<
,aliert points for loves OF the s"nstI9"%'
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field, has been killed. At the time OF the
disturbance Morris, against whom there
was some ill-feeling, attempted to disperse
the crowd. when he was pursued by the
mob. Nothing has since been learned oil
his whereabouts. 1t is supposed after
being killed his body was conce led. While
the disturbance was at its height the police
telegraphed for assistance FROM Wayerly.
The place subsequently become quiet. A
large posse of men have been searching
to-day for Morris, but at last accounts
nothing has been learned concerning him.
AClean Walk Over.
RIcHnoND, November g. , A. M.-The
Senate stands Democratic, %; Coalition, 13;
doubtful, ;; House OF Representatives,
Democratic, 90; Coalition, %; doubtful, II.
When the doubtful counties are heard from
the Democratic msiority on Joint ballot
will probably reach -.
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AClean Walk Over.
NEW YORK.
They Pulled Through All D. X.

Special to the Register.
New YORK, November THE election
Of Carr by about ten thousand is now con
ceded, but the rest of the Democratic ticket
has pulled through by small majority.
TIE WORLD
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PARKERsBuRG PRATTLe.
The RRsngcs Of Dread Disease a
Prominent Man ~.

PARKERsRU RG, November THAT dread
disease. scarlet fever. is on the increase
here. Several bright young children have
died. The family Of Mr.. SmArts, on Lynn
street, Sixth ward, hsve lost two children,
one Of whom died on Sunday and the
other died yesterday aud was buried 10.
6av
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NEBRASKA.

LIN,oL NEE, November 1.-lte:urus
from the State come in slowly, there being
nothing up to . p. NJ. to change the esti,
mate of last nights Republican majority of
10 Geo
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THE DEATH OF JAMES COLES.
A Friend OF Jackson aud Webster and
an Acc uaintance of Aarnn Rnrr


NEW YORK, November flames COLES
died yesterday morning in Morristown, N.
j., 95 years old. He was born in this city
in Pearl street, near Stone, then a fashion
able quarter. He was the son of John
COLES, an Irishman, and cousin of Chris.
topher COLES, an engineer, who, it is said,
first
Suggested the Idea Of Building
the Erie Canal. Mr.. COLES served in the
war oi 1872, and helped 20 throw up breast
works on the Battery. He saw the fight in
Portland harbor between the American
ship Enterprise and the Boxer. Ia the old
fashioned stage coach journeys between this
city and Albany Aaron Burr was frequent
ly one OF his fellow passengers. He saw
and talked with Hamilton aud Jefferson.
He went to New Orleans in 1918, and be-
came one OF the leading merchants there.
He was personal friend OF Andrew Jack
SOD.
IL Was JaeksOn's Habit
while he was in New Orleans to rise very
was also an early riser and frequenter OF
the levee. Old Hickory and the merchant
had many long talks as they strolled to-
gether. After leaving New Orleans Mr..
COLES returned to this city. He went to
Europe alta timswhen the lack OF travel.
ling facilities compelled him to use his own
carrisse in tour OF the continent.
lie entertained Daniel Wei Ste-, Henry
Clay, and other prominent Americans in
his home. He leaves three children.
George W., a lawyer, James,
A Retired Merchant.
and daughter, the wife OF John Taylor
Johnston. His funeral will be on Thurs lay
morning, from ST. Marks.
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IeeMEB WANTS TO MEET HANLAH.
And Posts Forfeit Of Yive Hasdrs1
0oiinPA-

DOiinrA-
Cu,cGoo, November John Teen<f.
the youpy oar.rnsn Tho made such IN Ok.
oelIent record at the Pullman regatta last
summer. to day dspDsitsd $500 with the
sror ing Journal. Of this city, a. . forfeit
fo, . ,hree.mile and turn race With the
eh.mpion, Edward Hsnlsn. for stake o,
Is Oo q ride, the race 70 occur at any point
mutually agreed upon. Teemer expresses
bis willingness TO row this season or early
mort wear.
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EN'nr E'JiS'6.
FEEpERirNsByEG, VA, November The
Democrats carry the State by a popular
rslprity of twenty thousand.