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THE INAUGURATION BALL. d

L Tickets for the BALL 10 Doe given ~
hy the people Of Richmond IN honor IN.
~ the Inauguration OF General Fiz Lee ~
Governor al Virginia viii be ,Or sale on and
after MONDAY. December IAN. at the fol-
lowing places j. H. Tyler 4 90. =. No. 1905
east Main street Purcell, Ladi & Coz No.
1916 east Main street Jud. Cunningham 5.
NJ. ZC27 east Main street ana 0t iI<IIhL :
two stores. Nos ~O7 ami lu9 Broad street.
The sale of tickets viii Dec limited to theca
pacIty of the Atmory Too persons. TICK
ef>. admitting lady and gentleman. % At
diiloual ladies, each $3.50; supper included
n, hDfb Tickets deit-llf
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ne;yp GRACE-STREET PRESBYTE-

RAN CHURCH-Drs. READ and Drew.
Pastors.-Services at IL O'Clock 4. VI. and
1880 =. NJ. Preaching by DR.. DREW. a
cordial welcome 10 all.
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n,sgo CLOPTON-STREET BAPTIST

CHURCH. MANCHEsTER.-Pre at
IL A. NJ. and 1880 Z. NJ. by the pastor heV.
DECATUR EDWARDS. All welcome.
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linnIS. ArIOIS. a..

DARGAINS IN BOOTS. gHg
ID SHOES. TRI SKIS. ANDFHt
SATCHELS ~ WILLIAMS s. Ea~-
FORp'S corner Fourth AMI BROAD streets
All their Goods are bought for C1sn. an ]
their customers gel the benefit. Try then
De lZ-Zt
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Hossfera's Bread Preparations.
w. ID. HOYT, NJ. d.,

W. u. HUT, M. d.,
Rome, Ga, says: 81 can conceive Of
no better preparation. 1t is positively
beneficial.
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A BsoLuTELY PURE.
RIO Y A |
B A X | N E
POWDER.
fno 2i.lyl
~ fErINtSS.

THE REGULAR MEETING "a
Il of JOHN L. ROPER LODGE OFN
PERFECTION, No. 3, 4. and a. scot.
fish Rite southern jurisdict'on). VIII D.
held at Central Hall. on fifih street. fHi-
saturday EVENING AZ o'clock.
by order OF the V. VI.
WALTER MOOR.
lie l2-ltF Secre cry.
GALLEGO- Mills NANUPACTrEINs c.. D
RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 20, lssj.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS or
l. the CALICO. MILLS NANUrACTu
RING COMPANY call meeting 81 the
stockholders OF said company Al Their OH '
on THURSDAY the Gath day of Deccmn'r.
1855, at ~ D clock noon.
THOMAS y. KEESEE. Secretary.
no 20, 252s.& .l8Zo.2t'
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tT~ MIZPAH PRESBYTERIAN

CHURCH.-servlces at 4 o'clock p. NJ.
Preaching by Rev. W. F. {. GREGORY. Al
cordially invited 20 attend.
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LIME, SE1ESI. dc.

. otc BARRELS FRESH ROCK
Z.OlO LAND LIME. daily expected
per shooner ID. II. Ingrahan, for sale 10"
from dock. -.,..
AiwaNs On hand "a full supply NJ BUILD
Frs AND PANTHER NATTER AIS. toF
SALE low. ROBERT WENUENbURti,
No sos Main and li07 and 1903 cary
.freef de g.iW
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AwtsEv VENTS.
DICHMOND THEATRE.
TWENTY. sECoNp SEASON.

DECEMBER 13rH. l5rH, 10TH
"Ot'K FRITZ.
the Founder Of Dialect German Comedy
Mr.. J. X. EMMETT
In his most successful, MS funniest. AM
eVer-welcoWe drama
FRITZ IN IRELAND. or. TIE BELL
RINGER OF THE RHINE,
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pay SECOND PRESBYTERIAN.-
DR., HoGE, attn A. NJ. and 1 =. ".
sss~ THIRD PRESBYTERIAN

CHU RCH.-Sunday school AZ $50 A. NJ.
Rev. WILLIAM f. c. GREGORY will preach
atII a. VI. and 1870 T.. NJ. Seats all free.
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GROCERIES. &c.
GAIT! SALT. SALT !

LIVERPOOL FACTORY BILLED FiNlS
SALT
$4,000 sacks OF the bsst brands. For sale
by DAVENPORT X MORRIS.
Slot importers.
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sRrgr C0xHBNE.

There is growing impression snss
the power behind the presidsns'Ai cn''r
Is GROVER CLEVELAND.
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TOBACrO.BOxEs. PINE CASES. ar.

ID IL. WHITLOCK MAKES A
He specially OF TOBACCO O.BoXk5.
PINE GASES for Smoking and Plug
Tobacco. Tobacco boxes in shocks. In car
lots, or less. Dressed Syoamose Lumber.
Prices low. Satisfaction guaranteed. Es-
tablshed. 1887. Patronixed asnsrally.
10 Ism
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- OcO BARRELS FRESH ROCK-

Z.JUO LAND LINE daily expected
per schooner Alfred Keen.
2.46O barrels FRESH II . + + " A y
ROSENDALE CEMENT daily expected
Per schooner q. W. Anderson.
FKESH ANCHOR IlaE received daily.
THIS Lime is equal % Rocklani, ana -
preferred by "a great many brlCk-ma-
sons As well ~ plasterers.
On hand, PORTLAND CEMENT, CAL
CINED PLASTER. FIkE-BkICKS sc.
WARNER MOORE,
Foot Seventeenth street. south side Dock.
Corn Meal. Lump and Ground Plaster.
Bumac. and Bark. Ro2I
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4 SOB 600 BONFIRE.

II. w Myers, manufacturer OF cabinet trim
,uipcs chairs aud store stools ut Nos. 3Gl and 3o3
East srty.nrst. retired last night unhappy IN the
houcht that his mandatory had made the best bonfire
in the city At $50 p Isaac Flach. tho watchmsn'
left the building which Is five stories nigh ana tory
feet 'front.' but returning shortly no IonhI ro III u
blaze In the enginc-room' having apparently S'ai'o"
49, -, hoo, -, shavings Three alarms were sounded
o., .iover enynes were soon on hand The flames had
nirauwhIo spread through the whole house, ana tne
,rnr ma not them under control before MI the III
inrinr had been burned away, leaving merely the Dare
trick walls The machinery aud stock which were de
t,Ved were valued at 100000 insurance only Hl2oVo
co SChlcsmger, OF Jersey-sL, ~ the owner OF the
huIldinV which was valued at S3S,OoO anu was NOT
tu.urrd The walls will havo to be torn down ana re-
hu A IL was election day, work had stopped NJ Tue
factory and no one was in the building yesterday Inc
49, ~ Tho fro l. unknown but It Is snrnised that
.nark from bonfire the street near the building was
ifn,sn amOnc tho snayngs In the basement.
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MARYLAND.
BLOODsHED IN BALTIMORE.

DEMOCRATS CARRY THE STATE AND GAIN MA
JoRITY IN THE LEGISLATURE
BALTIMORE. Nov. 3.-The election IN Maryland
to-day was for the choice Of Controller of the
State, Clerk Of the Court of Appeals, all the
members of the House OF Delegates, and nineteen
members of the Senate. In the city of Baltimore
clerks of the courts. and throughout the State
county officers were chosen. The contest was be-
the friends and enemies of Senator German.
difficulty occurred this afternoon in the Fourth
Ward in which John Hebrew, colored, was shot
through the body, and there is little prospect Oh
his recovery He solicited another colored man to
vote the Democratic ticket when he was assaulted
by others of his race, and Sheep Brown shot
him. Brown not arrested. .
The election resulted in victory for the regular
Democratic ticket in this CITY, The returns were
not all in at midnight but as far as heard from not
a single Fusionist candidate is elected. The State
returns come IN slowly but the indications point TO
Democratic success in nearly all the counties,
which insures working majority in both branches
Of the State Legislature.
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SERVf4NS ADVANCING.
THE ARMY TO INVADE BULGARIA TO-DAY.

TWELVE THOUSAND RESERVE TROOPS UNDER
ARMs-KIvG MILAN's ATTITUDE
LONDON, Nov. 4.-The STANDARD this morn
ing says that servan army has been ordered 10 ad
vance into Bulgarian territory and that It is expected
that the army Will enter Bulgaria to-day.
BELGRADE, Nov. "a proclamation was issued TO-DAY
calling out the second of tho reserves numbering
10000 men.
IT stated positively that King Milan does not Intend
to Bulgaria is resolved to declare war against
Bulgaria unless the status qO ante be restored In orde
TO preserve the balance OF power
The Queen and Court ladies supervise the preparation
nj Imam for the Seryian army which is cncanptd al
Knuzevatz Ambulance and munitlon wagons leave
Nissa daily for the frontier.
ST PETERSBURG, Nov. 3.-The Journal dc ~ Pe'ers'
borg commentlng the speechs OF Count kanoSy inc
Austro uugarlAn Foreign Minister to the Delegation
on Saturday last says "The speech strikes one ny
its marked clesrnoss and the correct IDEAS
EXPRESSED The Journal denounces Bulgaria Tor seekg
to enlist the sympathes OF western powers Oy Jus'y
the union OF Bulgaria and Eastern Roumcia asa measo
necessary to prevent Russian protectofate' WHICH, o
Journal asserts, Is q fantastic excuse
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INDIAN WARFARE IN MEXICO.
WHITE PRISONERS ToRrUEED-A FUNERAL PRoCES
SION ATTACK p--LOsSEs oN Bib slpGS.

WHITE PRISONERS TORTTEED-A FUNERAL PRoCES-
SION ATTACK p-LOs,Es oN BIN slDGS
RUsTAMENTF, Mex, Nov. 3.-Thc Indians
retrcaed 10 the mountain caverns. few miles distant
on sunday and made all arrangements for an attack on
the town night. Colonel Cisneros with hiS command
STATE troops arrived at and AT once set out 10 At
tack tie Indians They did not give him battle but hed
in m directions He succeeded IN capturing TOUR OF the
indians One Of the captvcs admitted that they caught
a white man early Sunday morning. and hanged MN on
tree three times before he gave the Information they
wanted "A. 60 the number OF whites unlor arms IN Town
II ia believed the presence OF slate troops Will pre-
vent further trouble for tho present
The town Offices are In the hands OF the whites aho
the indiana fearing ballOboy stung during the coming
elections Determined take the offices by force OF arms
Early Friday morning they captured the court house;
ami iail The whites rallied under the lead OF C0ohel
Sant0r and took shelter ia tho church opposite me c"T
house and at opened lire on the !ttlcf' Inc III
diaus were soon driven ont, owing 10 Their HutIS
tio,s they could he induced 10 IRE on inc cIuIth
WhI chasing the IndiI out OF town one OF the "
wa killed. A his body was beng carried IRON IN,
church for burial saturday morning the lndah7 at'cke
the rocr-sOn, The whites were soon under arms alu
finally drove the Indians out OF the Town. utcT hhlhs
fur and wouuding fourteen. The white had Two klcl
and several wounded. Tho Chief OF Police u Hih"ng
the wounded. EustaDcntc, town or 3OO lHhdD lihis
j. Ior,ied Ave miles west OF the Mexican national Eil
way and about half way be- en- Monterey MEXICO hhu
Laredo, Texas.
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SHIPPING DAMAGED BY TIE STORM.
! STEAMER ovERDUE-GRAIN.LADi SHIPS ASHORE
on LAKE tRIE

! STEAMER ovERDUE-GRAIN-LADi SHIPS ASHORE
on LAKE ERIE.
IPSWICH, Mass, Nov. 3.-The schooner ID.
Sawyer, OF Jonesport Mass, Captain Kelly. collier
bouad out Of This port ashore at the mouth of tho
Ipswich River to-day She vii! probably get on without
much damage.
CoHAssKr. NJ 49,. Nov 3.-The schooner Helen F.Ward
broke from her nOorngs IN scitnate HArbor yesterday
aud went ashore Bankers Point. Tho damage Il
slight. She will probably be got OF to-day. The brig
chain cable IN the haIbor yesterday.
PgoYINCEIowS, Mass, Nov. 3-Thc schooner Carrie
Ieavit Philadelphia for Portland has arrived here
withher cargo OF coal shifted. The schooner Polar WaV
has lost her mass and bOwSprt. hut saved all sails
and rigging Her hall is moi damaged She Will proba
Die Oe lowed TO Gloucester
WASHINGTON. Nov. 3.Jhe Signal Corps station at At
lsnte City " j. reports as follows: AuunkDOwn schOoD
sris ten miles at northeast OF south Brlsanne Sta
tion Her bOwsprit and main boom are gone. she Is
disabled ana supposed To have been in collision The
rev supposed TO have been taken OF Dy large three.
ihs'ied schooner at a. The vessel has now drited
board
The Sgnal Corps station at Hateras Inlet. y. C., re-
ports stern Of the schooner Ann T. sippe. OF NewBcd
ior come ashore Ocracoke Beach October p, eight
Mlies south OF OcrOcoke lifc-saYins station.
BosToS, Mass. Nov. 3.-The steamer Dominion. Cap
tain Blauyeit from Yarmouth. " due here Sunday
safety.
dispatch from MOnctOn, y. Il, says inc schooner
Mary b. Captain Pye. from this pOgt, is stranded at
Aoueton.
PORTSMOUTH, n. H., Nov. 3.-Fshermen report the
wreck Of sn unEnOwn coal schooner at Rye Beach No
particulars can DO learned
BUFFALO Nov. 3.-The schooner W. f. Graves and
The schooner George Adams ashore OH the North
hisnltOu Island and leaking badly. Thoy left Chicago
las; Friday laden with 1875 900 bushels " corn.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass. Nov. 3.--The schooner. Rival
Captain Stewart, from RockpOrt Me-. for Now-fork
with cargo OF lime dragged her anchors IN tao harbor
aurng the southeast gale yesterday and narrowly
escaped going on the rocks near the Westohop Light
he has the Of windass broken. and will repair
here.
The schooner Henry 9. Culver has arrived here with
hsr spAnkerboom broken and spauker badly torn.
GLoucEsrgR. MasA, Nov 3.-The schooner Alph. d.
Ffer OF Tusket Wedge while at anchor In this hArbor
yesersy was run into by the schooner and Mary
shu cns down 10 the waters edge
She schooner Nslson0 Mcfarland whe lying at he'll
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ALEXANDRIA, the University Of Virginia. November
Mrs Elizabcfh Cabel Alexander WIDOW % The late Rev.
Dr. James ". Alexander. OF NeH-iOrk.
Funeral in Virginia.
ACKtRNAN- Passaic; MI. Monday November after
alncrrng Illness Orvle Fowler, eldest chld OF Abram
II and Allie Bell Ackerman, aged u years ald months
Relative. and friends ul' invited toattenl the
funeral oTh Reformed nurch Passac Nedhes-
day November l. at .. IN.
on F-Sudlenlv Monday. November 2 1850, samuel
T % samuel ". and Cora i. Chase
d. invited TO attend the iunern iron
3O1 East 12ith Thursday 9TH inst,
at p. IN. q.
D0wNIvG-At Troy. y. y. John ". Downing. aged %
Funeral weonesfay November T. at $50 p m frOu tho
Ascension Church.
HUBBAED-At stamford. Conn. on Sunday, November 1.
John W. Hubbard. In bis 18th year.
Wednesday 4th inst az 81 JOhn Lps
cOpal 'hurc1. al 2 o'clock .. m.
Carriages IN waiting on ARRIVAL OF O'CLOCK Tram Ou ptdho
Central Depot.
MULFORD-At Asburv Park. " J.. November I,
Esther Mulf9rd: daughter OF the late David Milford ot
SttttsOnrg. y. Y. , ,,-,.
\ Y Mt 30 y. M Me,ines ay. November l. Friends
are invited 10 att nd without further notice
NOSTRAND-At New-Utrecht 7. l.. on Tuesday November
g. Timohy Foster Most and, IN his 2oth year.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
PECkHAM-At Westcrester. y. Y. November ?. Walter
r. son Edward Peckham. IN the Iitb yearoi MS age
In,erniunt - Utica, " y
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MR.. sTEAD's ALLEGED SIMPLICITY.

HOW HE GAINED HIS 1NfoRMAlION-ihh HNi 1890
CHARGES AGAINST HIM.
LONDON, Nov. 3.-Mr. Stead, Editor or Inc
Pail Mall GGsete continued his testimony to-day IN inc
Armstrong abduction case. lie declined giving '"o
names Of the persons alleged to DO guilty OF Tue imam!
charged In The Gd:ces statement on the grouhd that
he had promised his informans to observe secrecy in
that respect lie said that he had gained his ihiorha
ton by drinking champagne and spending
,ropev i brotbel. Mr. Stead offered to call the LILY"
as q witness hut Justice Lopes declined the oncr lie
Ik,wise declined the evidence OF the Archbishop OF
Canterbury MI Stead admitted that he might have
been lnuddled somewhat to the statements. OF Srs
Jarrett The Attorney General twited Mr. stead over
his alleged simplicity. and said that Eliza had peeh
taken distance of 800 miles In n single night by man.
who was her only companion Mr.. Stead SAID thAt ne
had iptrustcd the details Of the affair TO Bramwe
Booth.
The defence closed their side OF the case this afternoon
Justice Loges directed the jury 10 return verdict OF
mot guilty" TO one OF the defendant Maua ,e
EIzabeh Coombe OF the salvation Army, who testified
that she hat acted entirely under the dTecUoh7 "'
Br imwel Booth. ,..., -oo,,ol
TINT ON nuc 3. aud divers days between thal uaE
and AUGUST ~, the defendants dld: u-aShhSl a.. w
ieirudlut,l- feloninusy by force aud fraud thAc
'r 'ud dstoin lin Armstrong a child under
fourteen. with intent TO deprive hSr, tAien ,, u.
the possession Of such enid ana uG i'o''7' a
spre with others TO do tn t!l-aglh7t alI INC va
ans but Mourry-dd uua ally take ana chu'" 10 W.
taken one ETA Armstrong. an unmarried gIL unh't
sixteen. out Of the possession "I her parents 49,
will and cOuspiiinE with others To DO thlS 90 "EAnnI
all the defendants but Coomhe-dldu A"inty nue. B
assault and cause TO he indrccnlN hs'""!Ve'l' w.
Arustrong sJring with jarrett ana others o"""
ass tu:t and falsely Imprisoned her; ID against S'
jacques and jarrett Ony-did unldwluAy am hHH'I
0u.lv administer ana cause TO be administered To ana
taken bv Eliza Armstrong. noIious thing. th intent
to Iniuic 0cgrcye and annoy her. and conoping Win
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Hill CARRIES THE STATE
ro,,,,urd nom I1rsr rage.

---,o- Davenport over HILL The weather has
7A'pn,avorsble for the Republicans returns ion
Y.wrence County are meagre out 'io inui'
81 nayenports plurality over Hill Will De aSo9 ~
sre sn Cnrtis Tuck and Erwin NSepsl arc ''e' ~
o. Assembly, and Knapp 10 TIC oen M9oD,,r
IExConsul General III Londonl
-,o,,r CApRIFs THE PRESIDENTS COUNTY.
p+rv,,o. Nov. (SpeciaD. car
90, comfy nv 1000 10 5000 plurality. W. r.
1.non DemJ is elected in the Is; Assembly Dls'io''
'. ,a,,z and Edward Gallagher epD IN the ia DIS
LOUIS md lid District Mcmillan Rep1 Tor oena'oi' 10
P%sRGE REPUBLICAN PLURALITY IN ESSEN
TrrsrvtIIF.Nov. 8 (Specidh.-Essex County
40. davenport about 200 plurality. Kellogg 'hePJ
s.na,or. and Barnes (Rep) Assemhlyman nave largo
plurslities- tRep ex. A sscmblyInan.l
CURTIS CLAIMS A VICTORY.
o,,>,oyrpc. Nov. 3 (SpecidD.-We nave
- o.wevatchie by 4Oi plurality; DoKalO DY =oo
ss'..,.town. l56; Hammond. ia; Dspoys1eF,
Ger carries Gouverneur by 90 p"r'i'| o.,
80. Ro,sie and Fine counties are SUPPOSE " 20 ~
me by small parAhte; sm, r Sinralsios yet hear
from My opponent cohoeoeS ny e''' "
Tanty. n NJ. CURTIS,
IRepublican Assombymanl
SENATOR PITTS'S PLURALITY.
Mrn,yA. Nov. 3 (Speciap.-l am elected 10
the senate by over 1000 plurality epnSlcaa sonator
EDWARD c. WALKER ELECTED.
BATAVIA, Nou. 8 (Speeiaf.)-m Geneseo
couuty the Republicans have ABOUT w ,prai,tv IN
ssayer (Rep) elected by 1oo ul'r' . .oo
XXXth Dstrlot 10 Pio' EDWARD c. WALKER
1Republcan Senator-eleetI
TUE RESULT IN ONEIDA COUNTY
ur,cA Nov. 3 (Spscia0.-Onelda Oouney
give. about 700 plurality for p@ye"p 'pn ~ the "A.
epan, "a reelected to the senate Han tpJ " se
Rep9 ,ns Jst District is elected by 400 plurality
%ntS Rsp elected in the lld me Of
RepubIiosn County ticket except INES f = sHERMAS
Poor Is elected. ,,,,..o, Pan County Committed.
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TELEGRAPRIC NOTES.

A PoLICEMANs WONDERFUL LUCK.
ST. Louis Nov. 3.-Mrs. Michael Gallagher, the wife
OF policeman living at No. 1904 Bddlest, became the
mother last night OF bankruptcies, all gfrs The mother
and children all doing we'll
MACBETH SET TO MUSIC.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3-The production OF Macbeth
10 the music OF Edgars Kelley al the California Theatre
Last evening in many respects the greatest musical
event ever witnessed San Francisco The piece was
under the combined direction of Mckee, Rankin and
Price Kelley native of the village OF sparta
Wis. and s only twentyeight.
CONVICTION OF A NEGRO JOCKEY.
PITIsBURG, Nov. 3.-John Bunch, tho negro Jockey
who shot and killed James Riley the driver OF Richbod.
&c Home God Park last July, was to-day convicted OF
murder in the second degree.
LIBEL SUITS AGAINST TWO NEWSPAPERS.
CINCISNATI, Nov. Estate Auditor kiesewsttor nas
suits for $50 900 DAMAGE each against Inc
Times star and The Frce Press OF this city for publt
cations duplicating him in the election fraud attempted
in Columbus.
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wharf wa. driited into by tho schooner ~ y minSp
and had her buwarks stove and two stancnon oioA0N
HALIFAX, N g., Nov ga severe southeast taio ~,
has been reported 40 far During the storm Mrs John BUS
kirk and her sixteen were crossing orogc
over the sackyle Rver ten miles from this city, when
tboy were blown iuto the river The boy succeeaeu IN
getting h. mother ashore. but she died soon afterwaru
Incoming vessels report that the storm Is eu iase
with great severity at sea. but thus far no nv,
among the shipping have been reported IeegIAs ~, hn
various points show that the gale was Ie 81 from
orsa,er i,ortion OF this province. 1t is repoIVu
Paddock C. b. that the storm was one OF tne 80
known there All the small boats at tho whaLHSS o
broken and the only sailing Vessel IN poI' A"u w ~
towed outside In order to be saved.
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ILLINOIS.
THE NEW ELECTION LAW ADOPTED IN
CHICAGO.

THE NEW ELECTION LAW ADOPTED IN
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. No. 3.-1he election in this city ana
county to-day was for Justice OF the
Supreme Court of Illinois, to Ill
the vacancy caused by the death OF
Justice T. Lyle Dickey and JudgeO OF the superior
Court Of Cook County The Lcpubcans nom
mated BENJAMIN ID. Magrudcr for the Supreme
Cont and the Democrats concurrcd IN thus nomlna-
ton. The Republicans presented Gwynh ""thet'
for Superior Court Judge and the po"ocI"''
William j. HyneA Each party presented
ia own candidates for Commissioners anu
owing to the failure of portion OF the "ePuo'l'a'
press 10 support all tho Republican nominees
split ticket has been printed and offered to the
voters to-day containing the names OF portion VI
the nominees Of each party. The contest over INC
election of county commissioners was proNoAou y!
by the condition of the county hhan'oS
and tho declaration that tho P''
ent management has been reckless anu
cxtrayapant The chief contest to-day, however,
was over tho adoption or rejection oil lhy ucW u
tion law framed nj the last session VI r f
illinois Legislature. The new law PIoNIufIs 40
after the NewYork law. Tho kephDllcHiio az biie
Independent movement favored the ne" INV "'''''
the Democrats opposed ITS adoption. =, T.. oor
Z" Beyond all doubt he city election INV ,o3o
riedr SAID he Laiiy Ners transparency ogo toS
O'clock. Fity-soven proclncls gaHo 20 nr Com
Tor and 2 800 against the election INV. nt in the
missoners the Democrats are ahead ehccp' p ~ o.
Gaze az anO who ran ahead of his ticket. on at
connt OF n largo amount of scratching returns
como in slowly.
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1euers for rorcign leein)t s1,hy ltls'
forlisparen ~ any rae ,r go az
eer. uOt iy ailresS5i bcAS sel' W Us
seL- n' fo,, week en- In, November Will clos
,pv0wPliY IN al cl,3D a tli3 0 ics a. lp'pNH
wEDNEsDAY-At ~ IN. roc EUROPE, PEE = EDe,
ETance d rec1. psr l. Dador. VIA Lave detteF'
mus >, directed per LaordUor"h
bury rom Philadelphia; a. ~ M ior Europa, pei
ermtuc VIA Queenstown QetterS for France. Germany.
Lr nee ,ternlany exc, pec, HauHOnia. VIA Pympuih,
tnerLours aud Hamburg ueters Toe dtrat Dllais aIo
otLer European countries musG 70 directed Pef
rPiDAY-Atoa. M for Newfoundland, per steamer from
HalitaN. 49, .
sATUKDAY-At l n m. for Hayti and Turks Island;
"a per q s. Hayden Republic lrom Boston: at 3
a. for Enope per 8 tn" Esl ,a y d,rret
ner " aesiaud via Antwerp. ctters must De directed
yer M1ssnad va Gs.so% IT., nit . Girccsi
"per FuInessa -" at a. nG tort N5ti5al1l, direct
Erected "per Schietam ~ az s.3I &. Tor
Jamaca Amer a'n the ,o1 rac ne ports PEG
B. d bS per Edh Goiien"i ot 1850 p.
EUROPE per OF chicago, VIA Queenstown; al p
m. for Ldld Bolivar, pei s. s. tamfou
sUNDAY-At7: 1870 VI. for BlueieldsGrytown and LmOns
psrs s. Lizzie Henderson. from Neworleans
Mans emma anu JalAl per Gaelic (,soT s 9p
Australia New zealand Fli anl SAMOA Isi9ls pr
leeandia from san FrAaGiSso cilss l,r' Eas
with BRUSH mails ior Australia Mails ior W T1aa
ssco, close serS November 10 it D. MATS DC
the society Islands per steamer tifom AMa,is f,r
CuDa by raj Tampa. Fla, ana thence ~ 20 m
from Key West Fla. close az this once uA'' ~ ''
IN
sThe scheiule OF closing of Trans Pacific nas @
the PRESUMPTION o. their ipss os ia
francscoOn the day VI SALINE vi ss''n'i' ' ''
thence the 'Aine u'' HENRY a. PEARSON, PostnAss's
4. Post oncs Nsw.York. N. Y, OCTOBER ~ tSsS