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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-05-28
Crazy Patchwork.

Having a large assortment of remnants and
pieces of handsome brocaded silks, satins and
velvets, we are putting them up in assorted
bundles and furnishing them for Crazy Patch
work" Cushions, Mats, Tides, &c, &c. PACK
AGE No. lis handsome bundle of exquisite
silks, satins and brocaded velvets all differently.
Just the thing for the most superb plttern of
fancy work. Sent postpaid for 90 cents in
postal note or I-cent stamps. PACKAGE No.
Containing three times as much as package
No. /. Sent postpaid for Sl.00. These are all
of the very finest quality and cannot be equal
led at any other silk works in the L. ;. at
three times our prices. They will please aay
lady One order always brings dozen more.
LADIES' MANUAL OF FANCY WORK, with
400 illustrations and full instructions for ar
tistic fancy work, handsomely bound, postpaid
80 cents Order now. Address the Rochester
Silk Co." Rochester, n. Y.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-05-28

Finest grade Of Flour in Butler
at $l.45 per sack, at
BELLS & MILLER's
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-05-28
Live Stock Insurance.

FARMERS AND OWNERS OF LIVE STOCK.
Insure your horses and cattle against
loss occasioned by death from disease,
death from accident, or by theft, with
the Farmers and Breeders Mutual
Live Stock Insurance Co., located at
Butler, Pa.
For rates and insurance, apply to
James III. Tebay, Agent. Butler, Pa.
apr30. At.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-05-28

We are giving extraordinary good
value in Black Silks and Cashmeres.
Do not fail to examine our stock before
purchasing.
r. STrTN e. SoN
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-05-28
Decoration Day.
GENERAL PROGRAMME


The following is the general pro-
gramme for the celebration of Decora-
Day.
Co. E. 18th Reg't. n g. P. Capt.
w. T. Mechling, are invited to partici-
pate, and act as guard of honor. The
Superintendent of the Orphans Home:
all soldiers, whether members of the
G. A. r. or not the Hose Companies;
the teachers and pupils of the Public
Schools; superintendent, teachers and
scholars of the Sabbath Schools of our
town, are all respectfully invited to par
ticipate in the parade and memorial ser
vice. And all citizens Of the town and
vicinity are requested to aid in the
cause by their presence.
We respectfully request that our
business men close their places of bust
ness on memorial day, May Both from
8 A. NJ. to u NJ, in honor of the occa-
sion. Hour of meeting of Post, schools,
and organizations intending to partici-
pate in the parade, 9 o'clock A. NJ.
Parade at $50 A. NJ.
Public services at 10 A. NJ, after
which the graves of our sleeping COM
RAIDS in the different cemeteries, will
be strewn with flowes.
Orator of the day, j. K. Cubbison,
Esq, of Franklin, Pa.
Martial music, Eberheart & Rasely's
Drum Corps.
Vocal Music, Comrade A. G. Williams
and choir
Contributions of flowers from the la
dies are solicited.
By order of
Con-. OF ARRANGEMENTS.
The Parade will start from the Post
room on Jefferson street-Odd Fellows
Hall-at 9 A NJ, and march directly
to the different cemeteries and decorate
the graves, after which, at 1870 A. NJ,
the speeches will be delivered and the
songs sung in the North Cemetery, and
a poem by Robert McClure-said to be
grand-will be read.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-05-28

A Special
Lot of mems good suits at S400 Pat
terson's one price Clothing House.
Sweet & Orr's overalls, the best in
the world, at D. A. Heck's.
Team Harness which have no
equal sold at slaughtering prices at
G. Roessing & Sons, Jefferson st.
Musical instruments and Musical
goods in general, on sale now at the
music store of Kleber Bros. & Stauffer,
Butler, Pa, at reduced rates.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-05-28

Call early and get the best bar
gains ever offered in knee busters at
c. Roessing 81 Sons, Jefferson st.
Send or leave your order for a Sewing Ma
chine, of any make, at E. Grieb's Jewelry store
Sewing Machine attachments and repairs
ofall kinds, at E. Grieb's Jewelry store.
Light running Domestic Sewing Machine
Jos Niggle & Bro. Agents, Butler, Pa If
The Normal Term of the Witherspoon Insti-
tute will open Monday, June l6. For circular
containing full particulars address
l.. 5. BANCROFT
m2l-2t Butler. Pa.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-05-28
Nonday. the 2d day of June,

mon Pleas of Butler county, and TO me directed
there will be exposed to public sale, at the
Court House. In the borough Of Butler. ON
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-05-28

D, No So, June T, 1884. A T Black, attorney
Thorn Of, in and to 100 by 800 feet OF land, more
or less situate in Fairvew boro, Butler Co, Pa
bounded as follows, towit: on the north by A
Wilson, east by W J Cooper. south by J Will
son, west by Irvine and Peter Kelchner
frame house, frame stable fruit trees and out
buildings thereon. Seized and taken in execu
tion the property of Thorn at the'suit o.
j Wilson.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-05-28

We have just opened a new store room ad-
joining our present stores. This is, we claim,
one of the finest and best lighted and appointed
salesrooms IN this part of the country This new
room, which is SO 140 feet. will give us addi-
tional and increased facilities to handle our large
and constantly increasing business, and will
prove very benefcisl to our patrons and the
public. We shall put in additional large lines of
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-05-28

White Goods,
All styles and prices. at
RITTER & RALsToN's
If you Want good wool mat
tress, go to Ketterer.
Notice to Customers of Walters
Mill.
Geo. Walter will shut down his Mill
for repairs on July 9Th. The mill will
be stopped about four weeks. Parties
wishing grinding done will please
take notice.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
MAR LAND.
Ten THOUSAND DEMnCRATIC

BALTIMORE Now l.-Rcturns from the counties
of this state come IN slowly. In Allegheny Comfy
the vote is Blaine 5000, Cleveland 2,si1. Blane's
majority -. For Congress, McComas. Rcpubli-
can. 3.G0g. Nelson, Democrat, 2,o9l Met omas's
majority us.
Carroll County, Clevcaad's majority 3G2; shaw.
Democratic for Congress- majority lG3.
Kent County. Clevcland's majority, 1U2, Gibson's.
democrat. for Congress. lol.
Ou,cn Annc'- County, Cleveland. Obs. Blaine.
I 10. II. John, is. Cleyeland's majority over
Blaine G35. Gibson'., Democratic. majority Tor Con
ples-. or
Talbot County Cleyelands majority %. Gibson's.
Democrat. majority tor Congress. 200.
Worcester County Cleveland 2232. Blaine.
ia st. John. I1G, Butler 3. Clevcland'- ma
ior.t, over Blame 1j- Congress. Gibson. Demo
'Iat. 2257. l4a,um. Republican, l,5o7. Gibson's
Iari5rd County gives about coo majority for
Gle. cland.
cci,rd viii include the following. Ist ~ strict.
Lar.e, t. Gibson. Democrat lld District. l. H.
~iar. Democrat; llli Dslrict, William II. Cole
urnner,t IVth District. John V. J.. Findlav, Dem
ocrat, reelected .Nth District. barnes Compton,
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
FAST TINE IT CHEAP RATES

BALTIMORE, Nov. 3.-rhe new s,s,sn "a
limited express trains on the Baltimore a"' ne
went INTO effect yesterday aud this direct
Baltimore and Ohio against the PennsyNa' -,,ar,aa
leading branch Of service attracts no ordinary ,e tvs
amid all the exciting moves made al iaJ Snrposcs.s
cold cut of The rates which have stood nin pI ssbf
IN Washington despite all the itoub.T tn"xu n esIs
rates over and above the regular fare are The rss
acted on ali the Pennsylvania limited irs IN sldiss
from this city and Washington anlouht " - =.
10 the price of the regular passage tcht' OF exifs
ON the Baltimore aud ohio limited no vNtt,s anol~s
rate Is charged the Baltimore and ONO o( masisf
lssue with the PennsN lsnna on the non.'
such charges as comp eaton foi last Time
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
MURDERED uirHotr ClrSE
anoofiNa 4 Man AZ nAsrtN0a

AtttHtNHtLltNd It's Vi,tiH tnt MthhtHth hth
nv Withuut wntp,
The residents at the quiet little Nilnsee
Hastings WeslrhealaF County, aie considerably asil1e3
over lho deliberate murder nl lioharl MuL,ahe, las
abiding citizen of thai Viia-e hS janea Wins wlo hh
the reputation of q loater and despormo' Last sAF
iay evening both men went 10 Nonkers Ia Sllne''s
toIchlight procession. Wing was accompanied by
crowd Of ms followers, while McErane was alone. Both
men were acquainted, but Wing had always
thought himself socially above McErlane ani
McEranc knowing this tact entertained No love OF o""
ship Tor An opportunity 10 insult riicnle hohfAS'
by Wing lost and on the night OF the pAr'as
lac tanltliLcd McErlane 80 boldly that the latter p"
pared to resent it, and had not been for the Timely ID
teryeution of friends, bloodshed would probably nA''
resulted After being separated and taken away by thef
friends they did not meet again until early yestfId"
when the Republican parade IN Hastings had been u'
missed.
When the order was given to "break ranks tse
paraders made rush for the gros shop
of James Goodwin, in ConstanI'st' Ano-s
those who followed the paraders into the liquor store
wa, McErane Wing had been inside during the en''''
evening McErlane was accompanied by one ou,r
mnes After mbihng freely all hands walked ou' 70 H'
sr,ot where political debate took place between Gun"
mings and Wing Both lost their temper' aad so"'-"
nch, ensucd between the friends OF the two men '"
mncs was picked up and thrown through "''0
large pane window. He was badly cut 'oOut u"o
neck but not seriously injured suddenly IN TIE ss '"
p.to shots rang out gu the air and McErlanc thgeNP
it arms and fell heavily the ground, while sias
NOT 10 feet from him Wing. with the sth1smOA-s
psto tightly grasped in hand He stood Only i"f '~
mont and then dashed through the crowd ana down y"
street so quickly the shooting done ana e'e's
effected tnat Wing FAR from reach when' inc eV-
real,ed that murder had been committed McLrsns,
r,uoyel to his home aud ~ edlcal ald >Hlnohe' Nj
shortly after O'Clock Ia the afternoon 'oi"s ss,,at
cheu of Nonkcrs, previous To his dratl va osas,
and took ms ante morcm statement h Nhleh ~, .sa
| Vim of being the murderer lie gave no iI'''i To-
| fnr I'm. act than "A brutal dislike. ~, ,o hnnt
T,r authorities Immediately detailed olheef' md "a
for Ning and late IN the afternoon pc Wa> ,sS elt
ohcer Myers hiding IN the cellar of fatn' -. AMI
slirts of Hastings. He MAS placed ui1'i "rr,iaki
t'krn Ia tho ial al White Plains. lie w1.i oe NOTES.
| ms ,noruiug. Coroner Mitchell VIII hoiu ." ~
| today. ,,,,.er and coa-.r
| eneJ a hard. WORKING industrious MAI. "r'sal aul
twe'f,-t,No yrar, old. lie WAS native oi hW1nr
had been I'm this country little over yea. e I, con
ininlslt SORT of fellow, only wofAlil5 ,,i IA.
urll.d 10 do 40 lie is twenty hNt years "" er MiR
nnently been arrested Tor minor ciiiner anil sis
rli brand. The shooting Is deliberate uti"S ,ss LU
| ,har he viii leave stone unturned 70 pi''e
| man Justice.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

PANS Nov -Thc Ercp,B,,nt states That thc Govern
oi of A-icrs has been ordered prepare aud dispatch
three columns OF opp- 10 Morocco 10 support Tie lcur
demands loI reparatlon
Bur>.rIs Noy IL Baron Fittcur, las been appointed
H. laiau minister 10 tAe Vatican.
ptnf. Noy AIN fho la-- twenty foli hD7r. there
have been twelve deaths li0m cholera at Nantes aad
seven ai hpY.l
IoNpcN, Not. AT the opening "i The Liberal 'lub
t,th ur Gladstone eCpfr.s,l his regret tllt his ol-
poucut- were cil wing thc prospect 81" change beyond
what the ministers desired. and ad'"'hlrd acr-iic
change in the forms o procedure ~ Parliament in order
10 prevent OBJ. rciion 10 the business o the session
DuBils NOV. Am nnconhrmed itloii IS current
thai the Government has discovered evidence tlai
ODeunr vas furnished viii arms and was .tni oh the
YOy az with carey on the express mission to Hi hh
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
ITRGINIl,
DEMOCRATIC BY TWENTY THOUSAND,

DEMOCRATIC BY TWENTY THOUSAND.
NFW-ORLrANs, Nov. 1.-Ihe Democratic state
Committee claim the State for Cleveland hv 2ooo'
minority aud the election Of oll Congressman. lhe
Rrpuhlicaus concede the state hut claim the cleo
tiou of Congcssmcn I'm the lid and liza DISTRICTS
Att o'clock the Democratic leaders confessed
that the returns received Indicate that the o'"''
may give It's electoral vote To h'alne ana logan
The Republicans claim that 'h'n return, sno" 'n''
tbcv have m,dc big rains and that the indications
stronqlv noiut to thor having the state by a small
.,rain,it, The Democrats have certainly elected
ais congressman oi the ten The Republicans have
two in the Fourth and the Second Districts Ger
tain, while the First and Ninth are in doubt and
all calculations ne to how thov have gone nro mat
tcia of the widest conjecture. They cannot be
heard from fui tWcht, -iuui hours.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
CONNECTICUT.
PrpuDIICAN CENTRES YET TO BE HEARl
FROM

rgY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUSEl
NFw-HAvEN, Nov. 5.-The indications snow that
in the larger cities there are large Democratic
gains. Democrats claim the State for CieVeiahu'
Waller Democratic candidate for Governor VIII
have hard work TO pull Though.
telling Prohibition vote has been cast IN inc
country towns. 81. john has outpoHcd bu''er
to !. The vote in New-llayen gives the Dci"o-
Gratis . j75 majority against 2'l'O iour years ago
For Congress Mitchell DemJ gets So" ana
Alien RepJ G.377. Niichelrs election Is assured.
Hartford has Democratic gain of 80 over l8eoa
and owes Cleveland 735 majority. and elects TWO
Democrauc REPRESENTATIVES. New-llaven elects
both Democratic Representatives. None of the
heavy Repnblicau centres have been heard from
here. hence the Reuublicaus are claiming Doin the
Presidential and GubernatOrlal vote.i
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
MAINE.
nLArNE's STATE SOUND TO TIE CORE.
MR.. BLAINE FULL OF CONFIDENCE.
RECEIVING rnE Niws FROM TIE NATIONAL COM
MIIILE NOOMH.

MR. BLAINE FULL OF CONFIDENCE
prcttvtx. ruE NEWS FROM TIE NATIONAL COM
MIrIEE ROOMS.
10y TELEGRAPH 70 rnE rnIDuNEl
Augusta. Me-, Nov. i.-Mr Blaine aud his FAMILY
reached this city at n iittlc past O'Clock thls
afternoon aud was welcomed at TIE depot by u
large crowd of his fcllow-citzcns. though most of
the voters wcrc busy at the polls. Three cheers
were gwen. aud Nr. Blaine alightcd and proceeded
nj once in his private carnage 10 his nome. ~ y
ne walked with few friends and his sons to the
poIlmg.placc in his ward and deposited bls vote,
after which he shook hands with many oi his old
friends and ncighbor,. He then proceeded to bis
home where he received tho news by awire di-
rcetlv connected with the National Committee y
IIcadquartcrs NJ New York. He talked freely ana
,xprcs,cd the fullest confidence In his election.
All the dispatches received up to o'clock indi-
Gated this result. aud the Republicans are holdlhR
n large meeting. The Democrats have received
several encouraging private tolesrans, ana are It.
iOlclug at their headquarters
AN ESTIMATED PLURALITY oF 10,5OO.
PoErLAND. Me-, Nov. I.-Owing 10 a heavy storm
which makes the lines work badly, returns have
been received from only 1915 towns tonight. Tho
storm has kept messengers from distant towns com
ing f. the telegraph Office with returns. The
towns heard from give Blaine 1926; Cleveland
31II5; Butler .92i; 81. John. 1882. The same
towns in 1850 gave Garfield lG,S75; lIancocA'
-. SCI Weaver, sos; Dow, Sc; scattering, 30
Blainc's plurality is 11,16f. against Garheld's IN
same towns s.O0s. The towns TO hear rom from
gave Garfield 27,177; hancock, 2G'3 ~ ;
Weaver 2G0l; Dow 2G; scattering %; 1he Re
publican vole falls off 3l2 per cent; Inc Demo
vote gains 6l2 per cent. If the towns TO hear from
lose aud gain in like proportion the toial vote
will be 1870 600. as follows: Blaine 7l.200; Cleye1
land 81 900: Butler 400; II. John 1900; and
Blaines plurality will be 300
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
MISSISSIPPI.
DETAILS OF TIE VOTE.

JACKSON. Miss. Nov. i-Blaine carries Jackson
by a majority of -. Returns from other precincts
in IIInds County will give Cleveland a small ma
jori;y. Iancocks majority in Kinds County was
1881. The Democratic ticket has ma
iority of abont go in Rankin County
which gave Hancock a majority OF GU
The returns from the Stale are coming in slowly
and show a very light vote but of un1nestlonaby
Democratic tendency. Yazoo City cast 236 votes
6 of which were Republican. dispatch from
NIcksburg SAYS that Catching lDem.l carried the
SAocstrinG District by safe majority.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
THE RESULTS IN THIS CITY.
Continued from FIRST Pnxc.

The following candidates were elected in Brook
lyn: In the lid Congress District Felix Campbell
Dom.) was reelected. In the Hid District
Darwin II. James Rep) was reelected
In the IVth District Peter i. Mahoncv (Dem.l was
elected to succecd w. r.. Robinson. In the Vth
District, which has not before belonged to Brook
lyn, the returns received at a late hour Indicated
the probable election of A. NJ. Bliss DEM. u
former member Of Congress. though Isaac Worth
came near 10 beating him.
Tho following Assomplymcn wero probably
clectcd
DSirict
Moses ]. wafer (Dcm)
II Richard Nngp tDrm.D
III +. j. Mccain ODcmJ
IN-P. Bum. Ond. Drmj
w. J. toncy tDcmJ
NI-E !. IHttcll tDcm)
WIG. IT, Lindsay 0Dcm)
NlII-Loc Nutting 0,cpJ
IN-Iouis \. Myers Oicp)
N-Jamc4 Taylor 0epJ
Henry Il'ath GirpJ
MI Robert llil uIcpJ
ON the City ticket in BROOKLYN the Democratic
candidates Tor reelection. Control er Brnkerhoi
aud August Nocge. are chosen by u prob
able majority OF 1000. lhe hcrcest hght
IN Kings over tho Shefih Pc
tween Corporal Tanner aud Charles II. Farley. The
result was cXtfomcly close, but our estimate mt
mlduIcht showed that Mr.. Tanner was beaten by q
small majority. For civ jude the hgnies showed
a close race between Peter W. Os'randlng lRep)
and hugusrus Van Wych lDcml, with the probable
election OF the latter.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
THE ELECTION IN THE CITY.
THE CAPTION on THE BALLOTS.
soNy ALARM AMONG RrrUpticANs-RtAs'o"h' ~
LEGAL OPINIONS.


LrCAL OPINIONS.
Soma alarm was created among Repnbicans
.,, ,v the cirrul alton Of reports tha' th' cN wa"
,,n,d Win electoral tickets waich had n''h n'''"'"
,or A. STATE and that there was SERIOUS WV,
=, ou the Republican electoral uch''' "''''''"'n'
rho .,,,,men, that James u. warren ch'lrmW " Wv
et,t r,nnblican Commitcc. hal printed ih' "'o,' '
donl,l AT the state Committees uo'dquar''rN "" w.
s,A th,, the electoral tickets intended for tho s'ae nv"
been prlntcd bv Wcrl. Parsons CO.. "t Al''",' "''
those Intended for the city hat po'n "'"''' ,,,,
n was discovered soon after soinc "i ,' icrr of
ii.,,,r uutirrn,d's name WAS missing H. h'0 % w'vn
clipped oil hy the cutting ma'h'm'; and nnt
',o,.h Wv, m,r,in wa allowed for It, such Tickets
Nc Al once recalled and few II any "i 'h'n ''l wv
ear" %, @ statement that the absence ot thc word
,,t a. lrgnltty was laid before Corporation Cohh.''
Iacomhc, who sMt' lhc "o n,,.o,c ha~r
r,,d ,hc law ON this point carefully, ana i@"unt @
poihine I'm 10 rendering IT necessary 10 nav ,uv , t
above The usual caption. Ihc law ur','''N ""' t %
Iamc oi the clcclor. shall be printed ON '''at',
ind OF paper ant IN ccrt@p AZ uda .,icctors sba1
provides that the purpose OF These oi'c,"'S n In"
,ser nNc' s ms has been done in an thc csg, ha,e
.c,n. aui IN my opinion al the requirements Va "'' '''
John Davenport sed in reference nee to u s 1,icd mrnn
lcioic Ballots were prepared m inns way '| 'Tr"orailnn
Counsel Mminey' on ne ,hc sS'' suhicct' saving
Icnt should hc printed above the caption For
Jrctors II President and vice President of thc Oht
ftatc> ebAots have seen are IN proper form ''"
arr an ri"ht." ,.-...,.. =. ,...,..i,,., -.
A. : Draper Chairman of the Executive Inmhll'ee "l
the state Republican Committee SAID lhr y u,
w. discussed before a single ticket was dsiuouiri IhG
ballot as voted to-day shOwn TO Attorney Heh,I"
OBIicu. who said that all thereqdircmehtS oi c Nv.
H. bccu nroNided for in ana lHdt
il was perfectly LEGAL in every way:
Having obtained his opinion, a number O tli'l' NJ
wycrs were consulted They all stated that The ucAcl
were i'm proper form and lacked nothing. Inc "oId
president was omitted simply because " was "'
necessary" , A., IN
Nnt single ballot distributed until the committee
fc ncrfccy sIr that everything straight ana th3t
ai The requirements of the law had been cou'H VIZ
About 900 electoral tickets which We're mlehueu i
.l State were by mistake given ont IN the clA. Inc
Ffro was discovered before amy damage h"d bcch ooAe'
aud the tickets were recalled.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
GEOHGI4,

EIGHTY THOUSAND FOR CLEVELAND.
A SOLID DEMOCRATIC DELEGATION To CONGRESS.
AUGUSTA, Ga Nov 4.-rhe vote in this city is
1870 The vote IN the county is about 5000.
Cleveland's plurality Is about 1000. Some votes
were cast for 81. John. The returns indicate the
election of the entire Democratic delegation TO Con-
sress. Cey.lands majority in the State will APP
nroximate so 600.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
HIGlN.

BLAINE 2. COO AHEAD ~ 13l PRECINCTS.
lsY iflreRArH Io uit rEhr>t.l
DrrRolr Nov. I.--One hundred and thirty-ohe
rre.incts iucndingfhree wards in Jackson, four IN
East saginaw. aud six in Port Huron. give Biain"
2O.14G; Cleveland 17.1l5; Butlcr. 3,ol2; 81
John 35l3; Alger for Governor. 2O,l3G begole,
1n.~-3; Preston, 2,G~j; a democratic net gam OF
2.J-I
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
STABBfNd 4 PRINTER TWICE.

John GaIgins. printer. of No. , Madison
ST., became involved IN political discussion with
Du'chy" JAMESON last evening on the
sidewalk In front ~ his house. From words
the men took tn blows and " Dutchy,"
drawing knife, stabbed the printer twice In the chest
aud in the The runian then fed and escaped.
tinrrins was taken 10 chambers ST. Hospital where the
doctors pronounced his wounds serinua Ha Is thirty
JcuIs old
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
MASSACHUSETTS,.

STONE PROBABLY ELECTED TO CONGRESS.
BosToN. Nov. tn the With District, three
towns missing Stone Rep has 1912, Spohold
ODemJ 7,711, Baker lPeoplc'sl 3,lO3. Stones
pIurality . 731; stone thus lacks l22 of majority
which viii probably be secured III towns to be
heard from.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
DISASTERS TO SHIPPING.

ST. JouY's. Nov. 1.-Two fierce gales on Lab
rador and Newfoundland coasts ~ terrible
disasters 10 shipping Al rorby saturday fragments
Of the hui OF o large ship were washed ashore All
hands ON board went down. on the south coast "i
Labrador some twelve fishing vessels became iniai
wrcokt. 40 lives lost. At Western Cape fnrirdn
a large British vessel named Dungar-, with a valuable
cargo vent down Will AL on board
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
NEW MPSHIRE.
RETURNS FROM lis TOWNS.

CoNcoRp, n. H., Nov. 4.-Onc hundred and
eighteen towns give Blame 20,0l0: Cleveland.
1897; II. john 6,i79; Bltlcr, l31 Blaine's
plurality 1853. The same towns gave Garfield
2O.275; Hancock, 1889; Garelds plurality in
1880 of 936. Returns come in very slowly.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
ATTACKED BY FRENCH TROOPS

PARIS, Nov. An official dispatch dated at
Hanoi Tonqun Monday states that the column of French
troops which was sent to NcnThe overlook and
cb.s~ed severely the guard 81 the chinese army.
v no were fleeing to the mountains Another column OF
French troops Is operating II The vicinity of IhAl
Guycu
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
LATEST ELECTION NEWS.
NE EU'-JERSB !.
TIE LEGISLATURE DISPUTED.
fnY TELEGRAPH TO ruS rRinUSS

NEWARK. Nov. 5.-Ropublicans elect Consr'9'-
men in I~t, Ild Vth and With Districts. WIN 'h'
Hid District doubtfull. The Democrats claih '"o
Senate but the Assembly IL probably Rcpublcah'