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On DAIs' TRIAL

20 DAYS TRIAL
TIP DYrS
ELECTRIC yOITAIC BELT and other Fr-rrFrr sP-
PLIAScEs We viii send on thirty days trial, to
young old who suffering from Nervous Debility
Lost Vitality and those diseases Of personal nature
sulDg from abuses ard other Speedy relief and
complete restoration to health and GUAR
cress NOLTAIC BELT co. Marshall Mich la.sp-ecI y
nR MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS CI+EE ALI,
~ Urinary Diseas-s4n IS 10 urs. Nervous Debility
Organic w a&es5 caused by in6iscretion Poisonous
Diseases OF blood efecting Throat. NOSE and skin
Sold az SIANDtfORD's 81. Cloud Pharmacy 9TH and
streets Price s. Sent by mail sealed. au2S-m.wf
MADAME DE FOREST AAs REMEDY FOR Ia
consulted daily l2iS 9Th street northwest. Once hours
from to o'clccK pm. with ladies only. iy22-4m.
nR ROBERTSON, The WILL KNOWN SPECIAL
lIts'. of Baltimore, can lie cc-Gdelcaliy conssltfaI
By both gentlemen and ladies every Wednesday aud
Saturday from 20 y at 456 G street northwest
Justify waiting 10 consult HIN those days
nR ROBERTSON. THE EXPERT SPECIALIST
IL who stands high IN his profession is seknowle6ed
&c expert without PEER III the wide world in tbs
treatment and cure Of Private Nervous and Chronic
Diseases Lost Vitality In paired Manhood and Abuses
q thu systsa. Bladder, kidney and al diseases Of tbs
Urinary ORGANS. Recent positively cured 20
tdzys No mercury o. caustis used Can lie consulted
Cree 4sG NV Refers 10 leading physicians Of BAIT
Main Oaee. - Liberty st. Baltimore. Nd inhsl
Il PAGSES AND COlsDlAIS-
French CIarets - IS. 80 aid a 80 Per dozen.
American Native Wines. Brand.es and Chalapagnes
California. Virginia and Ohio. four bottles for 81
VICTOR ROUx. la! Penisyisania avenue.
agents ioT rrst-c!Ass hoI.ssS borGsanx bGreandy.
CfampasDes and Conac Wins &c tout series en- caisa
El5-lIa'
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BROS. Auct.oneers.

TRUSTEES ,e,, SALE OF yALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. No 1927 VERMONT AVENUE,
IN THE Oily OF WARRINGTON. D, c.
Under and by virtue of deed of trust dated No "a
gelnb , ls. ls!% and duly recorded in Iiber No
District q G9nnbla the undersiynsd e trustees will
NOVEMBER, A .. 1884. at FIVE O'CLOCK p. n. in
front OF the premses the following real estate situate
IN tine city of Washington and District Of Columbia to
w.t. All that certain piece parcel Of ground known
aud described lot numbered thirty of Evans sub
division OF lots numbered fourteen QE fifteen fl5l
sixteen 16) seventeen 40 and eighteen 1S) Of Kid
wells SUBDIVISION Of square numbered two hundred
and seventeen 2lI according to the plat of the said
city OF Washington. tosether with all the easementA
heretainents and appurtenances to the belong
ing or III any wise appertainin9
Terms OF sale: Onethird Of the purchase money In
cash the balance in and years with interest at
six per the deferred payments to be secured by
deed OF trust upon the property sold or all cash. at the
opuon OF purchaser ConYeyancng, &c at purchasers
cost Adepost OF e2ao viii be required Ut time Of sale
Terms Of sale To be complied with within five days
otherwise Trustees reserve the right sell the rsk
and cost Of the detautinx purchaser.
NAIhI. VIII son, , T-r.to..
nl-dSds FRANCIS II smith, Ifustses-
eg- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON Ac-
COUNT OF THE RAIN UNTIL TUESDAY THE
TMLSTY-Fi lF pay OF NOVEMBER. d. 1854.
n1e-dxd- Francis n II. sMinfH.I Trustees
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C'HARLEs W.,HANDY. Real Estate Agent.

BY virtue of certain deed Of trust made on theNA
8th day 0f ~uly, 1873 and recorded among the land 3
records the district Of Columbia in hber 726 at
folio IL shall sell at public auction in front Of
the premises, at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ of the TWENTY.
FIFTH DAY of NOVEMBER. 1884, lot eleven, in
McEwens subdivision Of part of lot three IL square
ton otherwise known house and premises No ll6 q
street northwest in said city
The terms of sale Is follows viz The amount OF
Indebtedness secured by said deed unpaid to wit.
So o. 30 with expenses Of sale In cash and the balance
az six and twelve months for which the notes Of the
purchaser bearing in tsrest from the day OF sale and
secured by deed Of trust the property sold shall be
taken Deposit Of 800 must be made at tims Of sale.
All eonveyancing At cost OF purchaser.
nl4-eoSsds FTyt;ENE CARUSI Trustees.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO., Auctioneers
ATTRACTIVE SALE OF HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS REMOVED 10 OUR SALEsROOM
FOR CONVENIENCE OF SALE.
On fO-MORRUW. at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, we
shall sel within saesroom choice collection
furniture One ECOny frame pariOr suite upholstered
In silk Plush. nearly new handsome Walnut chamber
suite, Walnut Cabinets, Ebony and Cherry Dressing
Stands Query Chifonier, Elegant Cherry Book-
aud v riting Desk combined Walnut Switchboard. Walnut
and Gt-frame Muutel Mirrors, Walnut Pier Mirrvrs,
French Conchea Satin Lalnberquins. Marble-top
Tables Hair Mattresses, Feather Pillows etc.
ALSO AT TEN O'CLOCK.
i'll front of Salesrooni,
general assortment OF Household Effects belonging
to parties consigned to be sold
ALSO AT HALF-PASI TEN O'CLOCK,
Brussels Carpets belonging to the government.
1t WALTER u. WILLIAMS Il co. Aucts
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Gen. Sheridan in Rox1on.

Boston, November 21.-Gen. and Mrs. P. H.
the city to-day. They arrived by the steamer from
Norfolk, Va, this morning, and go south again
this afternoon. The trip was taken for the bene1t
to be derived from the brief sea VOYAGE
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Fire. In Alexandria rs-aay.
Il Dispatch to TIE Evrsrxe STAR.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, November si.-About li:so
this morning the kitchen OF the house OF Peter
Julius. q colored man. IN alley between fayeJte.
Henry, Queen and Princess streets caught fre ani
was damaged 10 the extent OF a few hundred DC.
lars While the engines were engaged IA this nre
one OF them was summoned on by IRE alarm
In the first ward, which proved 20 proceed non a
chimney
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MEDICAL. dc.


NJ Rs. NJ A FRENCH. MAGNETIC HEALER
ASl and Business Medium II again at home l724 9Th
street. northwest here She vii be pleased TO receive
her friends and patrons nl0-lm.
ID FAD AND BE WISE-DR. BROTHERS. 9c6
1lstreet southwest appeared before and made oath
that he il the Oldest Established Expert Specialist ia
real disease. and furnish Medicine. charge: the
{oo- furnished Medicine Tree Consultation and aivce
free AZ hour during the day Shser bed and sworn
TO before me by DR. BROTHERS, April I'd. 1854
nl0-lM' SAMUEL n. WALKER. Notary Public.
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING BOTILEOR
IFA two Of DE- BROTHERS Invigoratinz Cordial
vii any OF Seminal eakpess. Nervous De-
tilty and EnpOteccy- 1t nnp2rts v1gOr To the hols
system SO street southwest oc29- iIl'
II HA$ NEVER BEN CONIRADIeTED THAT
II DR. BROTHERS - the Oldest established ad-
ver;.sing ladies' Physician in this city Ladies You
can CO 1fdentiy consult DR. BROTHEkS. sos ST s.w
Particular attention psid to al diseases peculiar
lsGies married single All irregularities and
risn troubles successfully treated ~ Board. with
good accommodations and kind efcie.t fIIg1l-
thed ~ those who desire TO stay few days toe
city under Ers treatment oc29-lIn'
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BOWLING. Auc,ioneer.

FJsHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF WINTER CLOTHING
EMBRAGING GOATS vERCOATS. PANTS. CAR
DlGAA JACKETS, &c, AT AUCTION
On MEDNE.DAl MORNING. NOyEM Der TWEEN
TY-S1ATH. 1884 at ELEVEN O'CLOCK. shall sell
within my auction lth street and Fennsy
avenue the above stock. without regard cost n2l4t
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RANGE OF THE THRRNogKrgR.-The followin,
were the readings at the Office of the chief slgn8l
officer to-day: am. Sl-0 II n IN, 49, pm, SOU
Maximum, 6o.S; minimum, 3lS
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Telexraphic Briefs.

Edward Quincy, OF Hamilton, ontario. senior
member OF the firm OF Z. & c. Quincy, extensive
stove manufacturers, lied this morning.
The StrattOn mills at West Swansea, n. H., have
been attached for $4,000. 1t Is not thought that
the attachment viii result in financial embarrass-
ment
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THE SWAIN TRIAL.

The DefendantsS Last Demurrer Over.
ruIed-The Judge Advocate Asks Per.
mission to Amend One OF the Specifi.
cations.
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Delegate.Elect AsffsOrll,s Big Majority.

YAHKTON. OAK, November 21.-The Official re-
turns from A counties OF Dakota give Clifford rep)
for Congress 10000 majority. with 35 counties to
hear from. His majority will be fully 10000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-21

COMMISSIONER and Mrs. Loring and Miss Loring
returned to the city last evening from New York,
where they attended the Aston wedding.
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DR LEON THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
H only reliable LADIES' Physician in the city. can b,
CODsuited daily So Missouri avenue first street south
efFennsylyaIia enue between Sd and 40 streets All
female complaints and irregularities quickly removed
ITOupt treatment Correspondence AID consultations
strictly confidential Separate rUoins 1of ladies' Ots
LoUrs-I TO AID 10 \. IL oce1-la1'
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SURVEY OF the Tallapoosa at New York has
been ordered determine the extent OF the repairs
needed.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

VNHOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
PIANOS, ONE FINE ORGAN, PARLoR AND BED
ROOM FURNITURE, LARGE LOT NEW AND
SECOND-HAND CARPETS. STOVES, &C.. &C, AT
On SATURDAY, NOVEMBER TwENTY-SECOND.
1854. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK in front Of my
SAT- ih st. and Pennsylvania avenue Twill
ALSO.
TIE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF A PRIVATE RESI-
DENCE, EMBRACING SOME ELEGANT FUR
IohEs SlLVER-PLATED WARE, &c.
LARGE LOT OF sToyE F1xTUREs
ALSO, AT TWELVE NJ,
HORSES, CARRIAGES, SLEI HIS, &C. sc
Terms cash. In20-2tl THOMAS DOWNING Auct.
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MAN RIED

ADAMs-wrNDsoR On Thursday, November %
1884. by. Rev. DE- Addison. FRANK {. ADAMS to EVA
R. WINDSOR.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-15

Governor Ireland issued his procla-
nation OF quarantine to-day against the
city of MatanoraS. Mexico. and issued
orders to the quarantine authorities of
Brownsville, on this side of the Rio
Grondc, To prevent vessel from Vera
Cruz. loaded wish coffee. from enter
ing the port of Brownsville.
rhr comptroller paid $500 into he
treasury for account OF general rcvc-
niue. lie purchased >j,150 bonds of
Hays county for the school fund.
: ucw state land board Il. created by
the last legislature assumes the dutic,
from this date. The board consist, of
the comptroller. attorney general and
land commissioner and among it, dut-
tie. they are required to lca>, thr
school lands belonging Ia the unoygau-
lied counties. Nest week the board
will ,d'crti>r for bids 10 lease these
lmd~ which originally included
3zU leagues. al which about sixty i"a-
CUES have been distributed to organized
couu,ic- which had not received their
full quota of the county school lands.
The receipts will 20 TO the available
school fund aud bc paid over to the
/ counties -, they are organized
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,rl,. sanitary commit .uc of the city o
Waco. prcirrring not to give unneces-
cary or unexpected truumir and annoy
,ncc 10 any one, but determined, never
tl.olc--, To rigidlN enforce the hygirn
and health ordinances and regulations
Of thu city, especially rs the hotanc
unhealthy season j, now upon us. taxi
this method of giving Il public las
and tiual notice To our fellow citizens.
l,t. All sinks. privi"- and other
place, for the deposit ~ filth, slopS on
refuse matter OF amy kind must b,
made Ia conform 20 ali ordinances OH
that subject. and especially to the re-
-rut ordinance approved April l9th
1884.
"a Back yards and the rear OF bust
ness houses. especially, must h" at
once cleaned mp and made irer OF al
infectious CT olorifcrou- and frtid mat
ter. calculated to be uauSionN, and
must hr kept 50, al least, till tn" III
day ~ ncNt October.
3D. The owner or controller oi any
premises or business house and lot
ailinm TO comply herewith within i've
DAYS from this notice. viii be prose.
ricd and dealt with according to III,
city law.
4. iiINCHMAN. Chaiman
WIN. CAMERON.
i. W. SrEIGIir.
j. +. HERHEHT.
j &. STEPHENSON,
Committee
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Tested Quarter: OF Century and stands I'm
rivaled.
IAGRANGI. Ga.

DR.. j. Bradhcld, Atlanta, Ca:
Dear Sir, Il take pleasure in stating
that have used, for the last twenty
years, the medicine YOU are now put
ting up. known As DR.. Bradiicld's Fee
male Regulator, and consider it the
Dest combination ever gotten together
or the disease for which it is recon-
mended. With kindcSt regards, | am
respectfully, W. b. FERREIL. MID.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-15

..I Problem The Man Who
ed Like to. Go to Congress Etc
k.rTIs. June 4. The oonsr'> 'l'na !
'% n tbi, district, created by the
|,of Judge Hancock to become "
| ~, ,or denomination. l. slowly
;4.elf out to = solution. Wash
.cnt visit to Austin "in attend
aop the higher courts, was
n be- significant, and some
AZ that the prospect of q contest
.tnrgy ycomau hal hNd Il
,.r of influence In bringing
u,ncotll to the drtrrmi-
he ha, reached for it j. well
.b,t Jones. vh" is the inTcte-
| err Of Hancock. desired nothing
| Than the prospect Of another
|l,b him. But. Hancock ont OF the
|bc marty leader, began casting
for available political timber
sing sight of the enormous vote
div Wash in this congressional
! during his race for governor
"a D
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beautiful upright pianos. standard
organs Of the United States, Il iarg,
stock to select from, the most rlogant
display OF pianos and organs ever on
the Waco market. sold on easy tcrm'
hN {. T.. Demo nj the Waco Academy
OF lri. \ tir>t-cl!~, tuner competed
with the house.
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Rare Bargains

In yicw Of the fact that times are
hard, money scarce, and find myself
over stocked FOR this season OF the
wear. will offer extra inducements IN
the way of lo~ prices to any ON" wish
inc good, in my line. My stock en-
braces everything usually kept in &
tr,t-cla,, icwelry store. | have force
of conmctcnt men to repair jcWelrI
clock, aud watches, and guarantee
rood~ and work Come and see me.
". VI. RAGLANl.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-15

~UiLOu'S ytTALiZEi; IS "nni you
nrrG Tor Constipation, los ~ Appetite
D,l7iucss. and al sVmptom- OF i.YswP
sia. Price 10 and IS cent, per bottle to'
sale bv Castles NM nrriS'n.
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ATLANTA, Ga.
Or. j. Brttuhcld

Dear Sir,-Sorac fifteen year, ago |
examined the receipt OF your Female
Regulator. and carefully studied ATT
,norities in regard to its components.
md then, As we'll As now. pronounce ii
o be the most scientific and skillfu
combination of the really reliable re-
medal vegetable agent known to sci
nee, to act directly on tn" womb and
uterine organs. and the organs and
parts Synpathizing directly with these
md, therefore, providing specific
'rm"d, Tor all diseases of the womb
md Of the adjacent organs and part
Yours truly,
JESSE SOKlNG, MID, DID.
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SANGER Bros

>tcphcp-ol, Tibbs y Steiner Just re
cci>rti a large variety OF reed and rat
tam chair aud rockers. Call and sc'
th"m
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-15

The Academy of Art has now on eX.
hihY.iou some of the most beautiful
photograph work ever done in tn" city
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How They Get al Il.

Beuson's Capcine Porop- Pia7ier,s
alou reach the seq. OF di' ease through
the pores of the skin. 70.
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Because IL - True

All .,hools OF u.r,i,cir,. gree Wat 'fc
son, Coniripp Po-ous Plgs'rr /; i'l" TIE
external m,lv Known. b..
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ERE.,kISiIl'r r.

|ank,r, was suggested. bat that
|cman was Indifferent. \ck"r' ct
pa,a,. the man who declined TO
pit the backing OF the tyson crowd.
enter the convention To contest
IInncork in thc nomination in lSS2'
brouch, ont. but that gentleman
ilv informed them that he was not
=. G,,d I-p,on wa considered out
question, ow inc to hi tariff tor
Lr, only" views. The name OF
Militant
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dor sarge cncAp oa.r -, ""tt" GOOD
still continues another week.
SANGER Bios.
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JESSE BollNG, MID, DID,

Treaties on the Health and llappi
ness OF women mailed free To any nd
dress.
ruE BGAptIElp REGULATING Co..
Box rs, Atlanta. Ga.
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Pure Wines

PUrb WHO'S.
Arc nourishing. healthtul and plea
SAINT to take. L. A. Goldstcin il head
quarters for everything in that line.
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over the district, creating great
c,m. His gallautry upon the
battle. and hi~ grand record IN
gislatiyc halls were remembered,
the people were proud of him.
| rcro!lcctrd him - he stool lur-
|hc last session. -aiut-likc among
|any pygmic-, battling for the poo
interest, Whcn they saw him g
/, o,clpowcrrd ny numbers, only to
sgain aud point GOT ia the session,
.err, fratur" oi Importance con-
IA in his great bill that they
Slain: and .hcN desired to
to him: up higher" that
might take his place
NJ hi- peers, and above the petty
gl.ic- of legislative career. But
k!l, proud almost to fault, WIS
|lino to offer himself an unnccr--
sacrifice, and with nn eye. per-
! To- "A 'nited States ,cuator,hip in
Published 4 card foregoing any
+ ~, might have 10 the nominh-
fl now became whispered about
&. ca,r the democracy should
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-15

The REV. GEO. Il IHAYEk, OF
jonrbun, In t., says Both myself
nd wif,. owe cur lives t. SHLLOA's
lONSUM PTiON CURE" For ha!
y CR.ti.i, Il Nntris0'.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-15

THAT HACKING Cough can he
so quickly cured by >hilo'S Cure. We
guarantee it. For sale by Castles IL
Morrison.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-15

Ii you want a fine Photographed
yourself or little ones, or enlarged cop.
les of dead members OF the family. 90
to the photograph rooms Of W. ID.
JACKSON. Austin street, All the latest
styles and finest appliances.
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CAPITAL CULLiaGS

.i,sal Problem The Man WI
s'5 iito TO- Goto Congress. Etc
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JOIN IL. EECroK.

J"ifN Il. iiECr"R.
Ap-tn, good republican
man oi many
I'm PERSONAL admirers in both par
tooppose the nominees, leaving
gubrrnatorial contest e. the atten-
of "Old Wash.
H. Iildcn', letter Informing the
On thai he could not accept the
sdcncy, owing to increasing age and
lining health, has sent q cold wave
b the heart, of the democracy here,
many think that with either
THURMAN on HAYARp.
The democratic standard hearers,
re is Yet II fine prospect of a sweep
victory noXt November.
he defeat of senator Terrell aS one
fhc delegates at large t" the national
Yention at Chicago. i, not looked
b here in the light that the Calves
News would pu, it. Will"
is true that the opposition
Terrell was principally from
administration men, set it was only
q because in their ranks are his bit
reS' personal hatcr,. The friends OF
~ houston, Davis lof took) and
'a"'"i'' Niho'ctiNc III their hatred and
eh n"Ill'ng to sink personalities ii
3 interest OF the people, voted an,
sea against Terrell. But that gen
han had the satisfaction Of known!
h"i Il vote Of those he received wa
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Al GGRAlI
|llEoY(|
PAIN
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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1884-10-23

at New Orleans. A committee was ap-
pointed. DIR. A. n. Bell read rep ,rt OF the
Committee on Epidemics, and Claimed that
in New YORK and other large cities cpl
denies had been controlled by the
observance of the sanitary laws.
DR.. Joseph Holt, OF New Orleans, attack
ed the present system OF quarantining
against epidemics, saying that it partakes OF
the brutality of the dark ages. DR.. G. B.
Thornton, Of the Tennessee State Board of
Health, read paper on 1.-The Sanitary Con-
dition of the Mississippi Valley" The re-
port of the committee to distribute 81 600 in
prizes, offered by Henry Lamb, of Roche :
ter, n. Y, was as follows: That $500 be OF
fered as prize tor the best paper on each Vi
the following subjects; Healthy Homes
and Food for the Working Classes Santa
~ Conditions and Necessities of School
Houses and School Life 'Disintectants for
Infectious Diseases Application and
Means for Saving Life and for Protection
Against the Injurious Influences of certain
Work and Occupations on Health All OF
the papers must be handed in by April LIST,
1885. ="
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This leaves a Republican plurality
amounting to 1892. The counties of Car.
roll, Geauga, Lorraine, Medina and Trum-
1912 Republican plurality in 1883. Added
to the above it puts the Republicans aLead
1885. With expected Republican gains in
these counties, the Republicans put their
plurality in round numbers at 12,0 900.
The following is an account OF the killed
and wounded on election day at Cincinnati:
Killed-Albert Russell (colored).
Wounded-Joe TOwey, shot in the spine,
fatal; Bridget Hughes, struck in the breast
with boulder, dangerous; John Murphy.
shot in the stomach, flesh wound; Andrew
Bennett, (colored) shot in the face, not dan
gerous; John Dalton, shot in the leg, not
dangerous; Sam Taylor, (colored) shot in
the face; Mike Gorham, policeman, shot in
the back, dangerous; Henry Sherman, DO
liceman. shot in the back, dangerous;
Henry Brown (colored) shot in the abdo-
men, fatal. The last three were wounded
in an ARRAY at the corner of Sixth and
Freeman streets late last night. Between
500 and 900 people took part in the fight,
which grew out of an attempt of Gorman to
arrest negro. German was shot in the
back by an unknown person. and q general
fusilade followed, in which 100 shots were
fired. The riot alarm was sounded and the
disturbance was quelled after two police
men had been shot.
OHIO.
Report for Friday, October Seventeenth.
The Congressional delegation shows ten
Republicans and eleven Democrats. Re-
vised figures at Columbus give Robinson,
Secretary of State, plurality of about H.
COO. The plurality on Republican Con-
gressmen is few thousands greater.
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B sine and L ogan Club at La Crosse, aid
WAS managing the campaign in this section
The motive Of the murderer is unknown.
He is said to be desperate character, who
has followed the river fora living. He has
served term in the States Prison. After
throwing the first revolver at his victim, it
was found that he had another in his
pocket, but he was arrested before he had
an opportunity to use it. The deceased
leaves wife and three children. 1t is the
most heartrending tragedy that has ever
taken place in this city. The murderer
was taken out of Jail and hanged 10 tree
near the Jail.