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RELIGIOUS SERVICES .

CHURCH OF J EsUsCHRIsT OF LATrER-DAY
SAINTs.-Salt Lake Stake of Zion, Angus
NJ. Cannon, president; Joseph L. Tay-
lor and Charles w. Penrose, counselors.
Services in the Tabernacle at %. m;
and in the various ward meetinghOuses
in the evening.
ST. MARKS CATHKDRAL.--Norning
prayer and Sunday school, 9.45 a. III
Litany, sermon and Holy Communion,
II a. IN. Evening prayer and sermon,
80 p. III.
BAPTIST CRURcH.-Dr. II. Dewitt,
pastor. Services at II am. and 100
pm. Subject at night: who shall We
trust?" Mr.. Blohm will preach at the
Scandinavlan meeting at4 PIN.
REORGANIZD CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
or LATTER-DAY SAINTS, Second South
Street. third block east. Sacrament and
prayer meeting at 10 am. to-day.
Preaching at 2 pm, by Elder Joseph
Lutt, and at 80 pm, by President
Joseph Smith. All are invited.
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DRAMATIC AND LYRIC
A Notable Engagement Dur
ing This Week.
MR.. HAYMAN AND THE MIKADO,
Nv Partner-In the Ranks-Lindsay's
Fortunes The Home Club
General News.

Mr.. Louis Aldrich will appear at the
Theatre for three nights and one matt
nee, commencing Thursday next, sup
ported by a company of unusual excel
lence. On Thursday and Saturday
evenings, Nv Partner. the play with
which Aldrich and oarsloe opened the
Opera House here, and strong Ameri-
can drama of the western type. will be
presented, and on Friday evening, and
at the matinee Saturday, the successful
English play, In HIS Power, will be
produced. That these performances
will be INTENSELY interesting is assured
bv the great strength of the company.
Mr.. Aldrich is generally conceded to be
the best melo-dramatic actor on the
American stage to-day. and his support
falls little, if any behind, in promi
nence. Mr.. E. ]. Buckley is pleasantly
familiar here, and was last seen as lead
ing man of the In the Ranks Com
pany. Previous to that me appeared as
douglass Winthrop" in Young Mrs.
Winthrop. Mr.. Joseph e. Whiting has,
for a long time, occupied the high
position OF leading man at the Union
Square Theatre, New York, and is re-
garded as one of the strongest actors
in America. Mr.. Sidney Drew, son of
the well-known Mrs. John Drew, of
Philadelphia, is the principal comedian
of this organization. and Mrs. Henry
Bergman, one of thesprominent mem
bers, was formerly prominently identi-
fed with the principal theatres of
E. gland.
Miss Dora Goldthwaite for several
seasons occupied the position of leading
lady at WalIack's Theatre, New York,
and is not only great actress, but is
regarded as one of the most beautiful
women on the American stage.
The sale of seats for this engagement
begins on Wednesday at 10 O'Clock.
There will be no advance in prices, and
the management look for an unusually
large sale. Commencing with this en1
gagement the hour of commencing will
be changed to s o'clock, instead OF $50.
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PERSONAL.

SHERIFF GRoEsBEcK went TO Tintic
yesterday.
GEORGE Z. BLAIR returns to Logan
this morning.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY Dickson appeared
IN court yesterday.
ARTHUR BRoWN has returned from the
legal arena at Provo.
II. II. RoLAPP, of Ogden, was numerous
around town yesterday.
il. f. BOwRING, the comedian OF old,
is down from Brigham City. ..
ORsOS RISER, once of Salt Lake, but
now of Ogden, is in the city again.
THOMAS HIGGs. the old time engineer
and machinist, is again in The city.
REV. JOHN N. Brown and wife. of
Washington, d. c., are registered at the
Valley House.
COUNCILLOR DRIVER, of Ogden, still
tarries with Us. The report that he is
here TO eyade the curfeW law is denied.
J. NJ. BEATIE has again vanished in
the direction OF the p. V. Coal
Mines. He may take up his permanent
residence there.
W. s. MOCORNfcK returned on Friday
evening from the east. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Mccormick, Miss McCor-
nick, Miss heogh, and all the others eff
the family, except the three boys, Arnot
Clarence and Willis, who were left at
school Ill the east TO FURNISH up their
English.
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The Home Club "Outs "

tuesday and Wednesday evening, the
popular Home Dramatic Club will de.
light the Loganites with their fine play
of Queens Evidence. There is every in
dicauon of a very prosperous season for
the club. and that they deserve all the
patronage the Logan people will bestow
upon them, everyone acquainted with
their records must acknowledge. Fri
day and SATURDAY., the 10th and 18th,
the club will render the same piece in
the new Provo Theatre where. as every
thing in the dramatic line is enjoying a
boom, they will doubtless repeat their
success.
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MISUNDERSTANDING BUYERS

Ny immense stock OF Fall and Win
ter Clothing is now complete, having
personally manufactured the same,
am now IN a position to supply my
customers and the trade in general with
good, stylish and weli-made goods,
adapted for their trade, at lowest east
ern prices. or at a saving at least of 10
per cent. OF any local house. Dealers
buying from first hand. select from
largest stock; can at all times film such
sizes as they may need. also carry a
fine line OF Hats, Underwear, Over
shirts, Boots, Gloves, Blankets and
Quilts, direct importations from manu-
facturers, which l will sell at lowest
prices. Merchants desiring to Law in
their fall supply in above lines will con-
suit their interest by examing my stock
before they purchase.
l. GOTDprpc
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The CARPENTERS HAVE gone. the paint.
ers have gone, and all the other work.
men employed in renovating and re.
tittiug the premises have gone; but
Simon Bros, have remained and can
now be.found arranging, displaying and
selling.their extensive FALL AND WINTER
stock of MILLINERY AND Fancy GooDs.
They also carry q very heavy assort-
ment OF ladies, misses, and childrens'
underwear and hosiery, gloves, cor
sel>, hankerchieis, ETC., etc.
Particular attention is called to an
immense stock of Jerseys, hosiery and
underwear in which line many bar
gains are offered.
Friends and patrons of the firm are
respectfully invited TO call and examine
the mammoth stock.
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Cast Upon the World

The whereabouts and prospects OF our
lucky townsman John 5. Lindsay, are
learned from the following letter in the
Mirror:
OGDENsBCRG, y. Y, Sept. 20, 1885.
Editor Near York Mirror:
Dear Sir:-Thcre IS another case of
incOmpetenCy and roguery in theatrical
management to record. George A.
I4atOuT of Hamilton. Ont, came 10 New
York in July 10 organize q dramatic
company for the road. He represented
TO those he sought 10 engage that he had
managed successfully through the two
previous seasons; that he had partner
with plenty of capital, and that salaries
would be promptly and regularly paid,
whether business was good or bad.
The partner, one Mark Ross, was in
tTodueed to myself anu others OF the
company, and being satisfied that he
had sufficient means for the enterprise,
We engaged, and after due preparation
started on the road. From the very
start Latour proved incompetent as a
manager. and by the time we played
this place, Ross having lost money up
to this point, and perhaps doubtful OF
the future, concluded to play the rogue.
and skipped with the money he had.
Last Monday morning we were to have
! 'ft this place on the 11.20 train, and the
itlre company were resting in the
b tel il perfect security, no one having
tic f2inteSt suspicion that Ross was not
al right. The hour of departure came,
and Ross was nowhere to be found,
although he had been seen within an
hour OF the time. A diligent search failed
TO discover his whereabouts or the direc-
ton of his fight, and the CONCLUSION
generally arrived at-was that be crossed
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DR.. F0OTE, SENIOR
Or 10 LEXINGTON AvHEUz, NEW Xe2K,
Hereby CAUTIONS the PUBLIC
EOT 70 Employ or Communists with man
GW-stylinG himself "D1 Foot, IT,, go
G~WithOut making dus"[4
UrinquiTy. 20

rhis man came 70 6sls Lake CITY repro
soatinR himself - the ECp OF DR.. Z E
ToeTE, Of New York, the Well-knoWo gpSc-Rl-
ct, a. Gbun6@n1y proved hy AK1dAY1ss- As
.cRoFE care into Salt Lake City from
szkoiA and Montana from an expose IEGdo
leRe, he changed his bsss and represented
RirEen a. the son Of q moro nc4sa 1pscialIEt
New York City than Or. 4. t. FooIR, The
Eeia-knoWn author. &f. JoES =. troy, OF
-ae Well-knoWn TfoEB D1cecsoTYs IN New
FORA City (fOrty years IN as di7Scs0Ty ol,si'
1ese}. Tx Governor FRAEE RUxLxE, Of Utah
and the Hon ABRAM WAKgMAE, for IpSLy
seaFs Postmaster N New York City. also
surveyor Of the Port, gsYe their sh3dayits
oy tie name Of FO0T or FoOfE, excepting
Or. Z. B. FooTE, the author Of Medical
Common Sense, 4" etc. ana hts two sons, Dr..
Z. B. FooTK, IF., aud Or. HUBREI Z. EooTz
The genuine r3. HooTE, JZ.l vii hereafter
always employ the initials, K. B, in desig-
usting lis name. Heretofore he has bean
Known not only ct home but wherever his
publications have been circulated, BY The
lame of Dr.. FooTE, II. Greater care vii oe
.aken hereafter, In view Of the fsct fkGs 60
ov bis and his fathers reputation.
Those desiring further and more dcsdile6
.RJ0yUsGti01 In respect 10 this matter, wiz
receive It by sddTeSE1ns Box 49, szls
Lake City, Utah.
Persons having Information of advantages
% plaintiffs will kindly communicate tbs
same toJ. ". Ivey, with Sutherland & No
Bride, Salt Lake City.
Those desiring to consult DE-. FocTp pro-
iessiorslly or 10 order remedies should i'd
iress either
Or. L. 9. FOOTE, ST., or
DR.. Z. 3. FOOTE, Jr.,
isO Lexington Ave-, New York.
Consultation Free, n person or by letter
E6SD-s1W2S
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RETAIL CLOTHING BUYERS.

Our retail department of Mems, Boys
and Children's Clothing Is now well
stocked with the choicest styles and
patterns of fall and winter Suits, Over.
coats, Pants, etc. The goods were per
sonally selected and manufactured equal
to first-class custom work, and viii be
sold at about half what it would cost 20
have them made here.
In addition, we have a full line OF
Fine Percale and Linen Shirts, Under
wear, Hats an Neckwear, consisting OF
the latest styles and novelties, which
we sell at popular prices. We invite
everybody to inspect our handsome
stock and low prices.
300 and 207 Main Street.
I. GoInAFRe.
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Utah Manufacture.

We have had a lot of MEMS, YoUrHs'
and CHILDREN's SUITS made from Provo
Cashmere, and are now Offering them
at prices that compete with imported
clothing. We have also a complete
stock of Flannels. Linseys, Waterproof,
Jeans, @Eeeds, Blankets, Yarns, etc.,
wholesale and retail. Call and see us.
JOHN G. CUTLER & BIO,
Agents Provo Wooden Mills.
No. % East Temple Street, Hooper &
Eldridge Block. I
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Season 's5 and 'sG-Oyster Grotto.

Sole agents, PIatt's celebrated Tiger
Brand fresh oysters. Oysters cooked in
any style, 25c. per plate. Ice cream and
water ices in any quantity all the year.
Wedding parties supplied with every
thing in our line. Fine home made
candies, wholesale and retail. Agency,
California Cracker Co.
GEORGE ARBOGAsT.
48 E. First South ST.
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Millinery Noyelties.

Mrs. Wilkinson, No. 81 W, First
South Street, has received and is con-
stantly receiving a full line of Fall ana
Winter Goods; Leather Hats, Turkish
Caps and all the other novelties of the
season. The ladies of Salt Lake are
invited to call and inspect for them
selves.
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Openihr Of the Pavilion.

The Pavilion opens this afternoon and
evening under the management OF Ed
wards IL kegler, who Will endeavor 10
make 1t place OF genuine amusement,
free from all Objectionable characters.
Skates are all new. Music furnished bv
the Opera House Band.
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=
Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
IN pursuance OF al order OF the Probate
Court of Salt Lake County, Utah. NJ de on
the 18th day OF September 4. D. 1855 in the
matter of the estate of A braham Coon de
ceased, the undersigned, admins strators of
said estate, will sell st private sale, to The
highest bidder for cash. 8nd subject to con
firmatICn by said Probate Court, on or alter
Monday, the 18th day 81 OCTOBER, 4. d. 1885
ell the right title, interest am estate Of the
said Abraham Coon. deceased, at lifetime
OF his death. and all the right, title and in
terest that the said estate has. by operation
on law or otherwise, acquired ether than or
IN add 'uOn To that OF the saif deceased at
the time o! his death, III and 10 al that Ger.
TAIN lot, piece or parcel of land situate, "
ing and being in the city OF Salt Lake. Couil-
Is nf salt Lake. Utah Territory, and bounded
ana described as follows. 70 wit: A part OF
lot eight tSl in block ninety eight (9s) plot
IA" OF salt Lake City survey, being ten and
one-haIf 900 rods east front by ten 1Ol
ro4S. west OF north east corner of said lot
Terms OF sale: Cash. Deed az expense of
purchaser. An bids or offers must he in
Wr1tlng ana leftat the Office of = w Darke
q 20, ilU Main Street. Salt Lake City.
pSted september 20, 1885.
JAMES D. COON.
ISAAC COON
administrators Of the estate OF ABR 3ham
Coon. deceased.
w. Darke, attorney for estates oil
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-: CONTINENTAL.

Wv. Craig, Mrs. Craig, L. S. A.. A.
CooK, New York; E. w. Carter, Denver
q. A. Dusenberry, San Francisco; NJ.
E. A. Onderdonk, ]. F. Dudley, wife
and child, New York City; r. r. Dom
nally and wife A 6. Bast, c. z. Wood
cock. Chicago; E. Morrill,. w. F. Thayer,
Concord, \. H.; w. E. Lewis, T. Lewis,
Miss Lewis, Miss T. Lewis, England
H. B. Chandler, Mrs. w. c. Egan, New
York.
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WATER. WATER.
Dam a g ed by w alter!

= y !" . = :
bAKI0N K Co. have just received a
beautiful line of Boys and Childrens, Cloth
ing, which. having become damaged by
Tvs. r. the railway, they win sea regard;
iess ~ cost. Now is your time 70 get suits
cheap. for, although the suits are not much
damaged, they must be sold right away.
d MODIFY line Of Stiff and Soft Hsts opened
to.day. Call and see them, as they are the
stest. a splendid gun given swsy With
Barton g Co.. Hs. Asau Street.
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Great Run on a wen-kDOwn ln,titu.

EkCh.
The famous Patent Medicine Ware
! house of Charles n. Crittendon, New
York, has recently been subjected TO an
| extraordinary preSsuTe-the pressure of
| crowds OF sufferers from Coughs and
! Colds III search OF "Hale's Honeyof
| HOTehound and Tar of which he is
the fortunate proprietor. The popularity
! Of the article is boundIess. and viii last.
| for il is built on the solid foundation OF
! innumerable cuFes. CriEtentOn's estab-
hshment might properly be called a
Saving Bank, from The number it has
| been Instrumental IN saving from Con
sumption. IToehial affections Of every
type vanish under its balmy and bal
same influence with astonishing rapid
| ity. Sold by all Druggists. ASK for
large size, price 81 they are much the
cheapest.
PIKE's TOcTaACRb DRoFs CGSe 10 one
Minute.
MIRE0Es TILL. TsE, sFoRy Of complex
ions 5ealtia5d b. Chs AID of GLEEs's
SULPHUR SOAP. ..-
ArlL's HAIR AND WHisEEA Dye
Black or Brown. y0c.
METEoRCLOG1cAL RECORD.
SAL LAs2 GIFs, 0el,bers. 1855
signal Service. .. 3. Al
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NOTICE.

~ n IL USTEEs OF THE SEVENTH
Ir,l GSch % District, Salt Lake County.
~ s''l - 1efr!tory, viii on Thursday, the
=, NY OF October, A.D. 1885: at {. 80
- u ne School House OF said dis
ne meet as a Board Of I11o 'j,,s1 SIo
" he2- and determine cSninIeIntS +
e ~ N regard TO the assessed valuation
sou, et;ty property - said district. and 10
r5r ~G.l-s and correct The same. and 10
b III oE abaIe the FAX Of anv iBdigent
ON OH .i3 said district, and tbev viii
lgtl .'- . Ia session Tor said prrpo9a
"9yeo September %, 1886
HENRY WALLACE.
bENJAidIN g. RAYBoULp.
r--.. DAVID Mex zEz1F. =. 81.
Bah 60 gitSe Seventh School Die4r;cr
- county. Utah TERRITORY 80
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Pretty women.

Ladies who would retain freshness and
vivacity. Don't fail to try wells
Health Renewer.1
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BALHY DOORS from Spice Islands,
Waited by the tropic breeze;
S0ZOD0NT in healthful fragrance
Cannot be surpassed by these.
Teeth it whitens, purifes;
You viii use it If you're wise. a
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NoTE BOOKS. lead pencils and INK at
G. 81. PARSONS & Co., by the post
Office.
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CATARRH CURED, health and
sweet breath secured, by Shiloh's Ca
tarrh Remedy. Price so cents. Nasal
Injector free. For sale at 4. c. Smith
& Co.'S Drug Store.
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Brass BEDsTEADs, at Barratt Bros. .
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WHITE HOUSE.

NJ. O'Rourke, J. BUTT niger, Chicago;
J. Bennets. G.. Howard, Wood River (;
r. James, r. Mcdonnell, Fl. McGueney.
q. Mullen. Bingham; ]. Clamp, ], Lees.
J. McQuork, Lion City; W.. :. BROMLEY
Echo; G. w. Johnson, ]. Batford
Cheyenne; S. Jones, carbon; T. c.
Lilly, San Francisco; A. AMMAN, Mel
don, Mass; w. Cooper, West Jordan
NJ. C. NOrmoyle, Stockton; J.. Kelly,
WhiteYiIle f. @. Dornberg, Park City
J. g. Madison, Manti }. BurhF, Salina
Il. Keefeya'V: Bean, Frisco: Z. Ockey
Nephi. ~
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ALL WHO have telephones please ring
No. 2S3, and those who pass Market
Row call at Hill q HasIam's and get
your Groceries, Produce, etc.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

IN the matter OF the estote o. .457chGn, Coon,
Deceased
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i. a. GOODHUE.

Box 453, Sax Lake City.
Office: Central Block, next to Walker
Opera House.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
October .. 1885.
VALLEY HOUSE.

OLVUDtI - IooOs
VALLEY HOUSE.
John Stouts, Cottonwood Il. c. Mark
ham, Kansas; d. G. Norris, Montana
A. c. Kingston, Oregon; @. ]. Bishop.
Alabama; a. l.. Peterson, Nova Scotia 4;
NJ. l.. Thomas, Kansas; Mrs. Il. Lunt'
Mrs. A, Lunt. Mrs Geo. Mynders'
Nephi; B. Y. Richards. New Orleans
!. Bean, Provo; T. Walker. Union
Mrs. MikklejOhn and four children.
Butte: F. Bettman, Helena; +. Bagot
Mrs. c. Ranley, San Francisco; John
NJ. Brown, Washington, D. C.; o. 81.
Byrons, w. H. BOnnell, Chicago; E. p.
Clarke. Pasadena, Cal. ;'B. p 1extorius.
\. p. Cass, Leamin 5ton.
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The whereabouts and prospects OF our
lucky townsman John 5. Lindsay, are
learned from the following letter in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-03
Changes in the Offices.

Changes In the Offices.
The following promotions have been made in
the Patent office:
Mrs. Columbia N. Payne, of Virginia, and JOS
eph {. Wildman, OF Maryland, from 81 200 to
81 400; Miss Mary NJ. Ferry, Of Ohio; Miss
Mollie E. Smoot, OF Minnesota; Miss Mary E.
Florence, Of Illinois, and Thos. Neligan, of New
York, IF from 800 to sl,2oS Miss Marie l.
igan; Mrs. Bessie w. Seabrook, of South Caro-
lima, and Mrs. Marion Veitenheimer, of New
York, from $500 to 81 900.
United States Treasurer Jordan, in note to
the Commissioners, states that the resignation
of Mr. T. w Denham, jr., clerk in the Office of
that Miss Roberta Mott has been appointed to
the vacancy. with compensation at the rate OF
$500 per annnm from Decsmber l, 1885.
Two clerks were recently discharged from the
Post Offce department.. one for drunkenness
and another was allowed to resign for not pay
ing his debts.
The President has appointed Alfred C. Erger-
ter to be surveyor of customs for the port Of
Wheeling. w. Va; Horace B. Moore, to be col.
lector OF customs for the district OF Duluth,
J. V. Cracratt has been appointed to clerk
ship In the Philadelphia mint through the
efforts OF Hon. s. ]. Randall.
u me secretary OF the Treasury has appointed
VIM. !. Shade, of Pennsylvania, to be chief Of
division In the second controllers office.
VIM. ID. Hendricks, recently appointed United
states shipping commissioner of the port of
Philadelphia, has decided not to accept the
ONCE ea and has written Secretary Manning to
sixth Auditor McConville has recommended
that the following promotions be made in his
office TO date from the first OF the new year: w.
u. Gunnison, of Maryland, from 81 600 to
OF Coiumbia,an Mrs. Deborah J.Apple, Of Ohio,
from 81 200 to 81 400; Mrs. Mary E. Fillmore,
Mrs. Anna NJ. Mozart and James II. Bruno
man from 5000 to 81 900.
James A. Towner, Of New York, has been ap-
pointed storekeeper under the superintendent
OF the treasury department, at an annual salary
OF 200, vice Robert j. Walker, of the District
Of Columbia, removed. Mr.. Walker is q SON OF
the late Hon. Robert ]. Walker, who was Sec
There were no charges filed againt Mr.. Walker.
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THE LIBERALS FIFTY AHEAD.
The Tide Still fn their Favor in tn
English Parliamentary Elections.

LONDON, Dec. 3.-The election for member of
parliament in the east division of Cork resulted
in the return of w. ]. Lane, nationalist, by
ABA votes to 266 for Mr.. Stuart, loyalist In
the middle division OF Cork, DIR. J. c. Tanner
nationalist, elected by n vote of 3 OBJ to
LOG for Mr.. Arthur Patton, loyalist. The re-
Turns from the parliamentary elections received
up to two O'Clock this afternoon show that thus
far 252 liberals DOB tories, and 46 nationalists
have been elected.
In Worcestershire, South (Evesham) division
Sir II. Temple, conservative, was elected by u
vote of 4,0SU To 3.S4S for Mr.. A. Chamberlain
liberal. In Lancashire Darwin division. Lord
Cranborne, conservative, was elected by vote
of 5.S.S TO 5,S13 tor Mr.. ]. G. Potter liberal.
In Cork. southeast division, Alderman John
Hooper. nationalist, was elected by a vote OF
5,o:};i TO JOG for Mt. Warren, loyalist. In Long.
ford, north division. Mr.. Justin Mccarthy, ma.
tionalist, was elected by a vote OF :, 592 to 163
for Mr.. James Wilson, loyalist.
The returns received up to 3 O'Clock this after
noon show the election of 256 liberals, POS
tories, and As natonalistS
In Kerry Mr.. Shehan, nationalist was elected
by vote oil 3,O69 to 80 Tor Mr.. Robertson, 10y.
alist.
CALLAN BADLY BEATEN.
The returns from the election I'm Louth YES
terday show that Mr. Philip Callan, who was
repudiated by MIR. Parnell and ran an indie
Parnel's nominee, was defeated by over 200
majority, greater victory than was expected
by the nationalistS, as Mr.. Callan is very popu-
lar in the district. The vote was: Col. Nolan,
1850; Mr.. Callan, 1,451.
In Armagh, middle division, Prof. McKane,
conservative, was elected. He received 4,17S
votes. In 1867 Mr.. Leamy, liberal.
In Dublin, north division, Mr.. John J.Clancy,
nationalist, was e1Ncted by q vote of $50 To
], 4I0 for Mr.. X. Caldbeck, iOyalist