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HcartIGss Boys Responsible For a Murder.

NEW ORLEANS, oct. 3l.-Joe Manchauer
isapoor deformed boy of this city, seven
teen years of age, who has been nick
named 'Jo-Jo" by boys of the city in
consequence of his resemblance to the
Russian dog faced boy. He had an eye
knocked ont when child his jaw and
nose broken, and is otherwise injured
by kick from a horse Il short time
ago, and now presents a trighttul APP
pearauce Tue boys have been in the hab
of following 30" around peiting him with
mud, They chased him for distance last
night until, becoming angry, he threw a
large bowder at his tormcn,crs John
Bennett an innocent waytarer, happened
to he in the line Of the stone. II struck
h m squarely the chest. He sat down
confused, but recovered sufficiently to walk
home and died almost instant y on reacn-
ing there.
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ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, Nov The Republican majority
IN Chicago for state Treasurer is estimated, al
midnight At 5000, and the Republicans claim
majority in the State for Treasurer of from
2OOOO to 5000, The majority for the Repub.
lican county ticket in Cook County, except
for Judges, Will range from 1900 to 5000
The Republicans gain IL Congressman in the
Third District, but no returns huyo been re-
ccVcd from any of the outside Congressional
Districts uu to midnight to warrant any pre-.
dictlun MS to the result Great interest cen.
tcrs in the Tenth, Eleventh, Thirteenth and
Eighteenth ID stricts, all of which are re-.
gardcd rs fighting ground by both parties
Iawlcr has been elected in the Second Dis.
trct by about lVO majority.
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New York, Nov 1.-The will of Mrs.
Corncla NJ. Stewart, the wife of the late
millionaire dry goods merchant, was filed
for probate by ex-1udge Horace
Russell Mr. Henry Hiiton's son-in-
law, She leaves large bequests to
her relatives. AL the rest of the estate,
real and personal, she bcqueaths to Charles
). Clnch, now Of Paris, and He ry Hilton,
Of this city, who are made executors. Mons
of the legacieS are to b payable untiithres
years from the final probate Of The will nor
any of the annuties until six months after
such probate
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GAIIIlI,NIA

sAN FRANCISCO. Nov2.-Thc partial returns
LON all tne counties I'm the State outside of
majority. Unless the majority for Bartlett
}nclllH Tor Hovernor proves to be much
argel IN san Francisco than is expected
nWllt ltcp,l, will be ell ctel The American
nute, , Whlch started ont strong, rapidly fell
AMY, ahu IN the interior it fell behind the
q Donncll, undJ vote Returns of the legis.
iat'Ve ticket so far received are not sufficient
y ample to say how it has gone, but reports
indicate It Republican majority. Scratching
nus been so heavy all over the State that the
returns will come in slowly
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ST. LouIs. Nov 2.-Chairman Shields, OF the
Democratic State Central Committee, SAID al
midnight that he felt confident tne peiioI
Gratis Ind carried T. of the "A Congressional
districts in the state, and possibly
more than that number although ne
g needed the fact that -four districts,
the Fifth. Ninth, Tenth and Thirteenth,
were very close, with the outlook laNonanie
to the Republicans in the Ninth and Thr'
tccnIh. other members of the committee
we're more hopeful and claimed solid dele
CATION. The Republican neml comedies the
defeat of Glover in the Ninth District; ana
clnimS the election OF Phillips in the Filth
md Craven in the Thirteenth. Returns on
state and Legislative tickcts are of neagcr
dcscript on It may be safely stated, how
ever, that the Democrats state ticket will be
elected by about the usual majority, and
that the Democrats VIII nave majority III
tho pris lDturp,
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IllE ELECTIONS.
Nearly All tho States of the Union
Vote.
Texas Leads the Democratic Column
With 100000 Plurality.
Ohio Remains Rcpubllcan-Hewitt EIac,.a
Mayor of New York by Handsom.
Democratic Majority - "Brother
Bob" Elected Governor of
Tennessee.
OHIO,

COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 2.-To.dnv's oloctio, i,
Ohio has been remarkably pcuccnblo n,d ae
expected, with Republican tendency olI
through the state, save in the labor districts
where Mcbride heading the Dcmoerntic Stota
u'Net' mas mnde considerable gain lrhc
most notable Republican gains are from
Cincinnati.
me vote Is large and at IL O'Clock the Re.
puoncahs claim the State by 10000. Earlier
evening claims were 10000 Cleveland ncws
dlscouragcs the Republicans, the Trados
Union element having defeated Townsend II,
republican district. The Republicans bod
Uouu'eu on 10 out OF u Congressman with
IoWnSchd, whose loss is offset by the dofnot
OF liurd, The Prohibition vote is smaller thon
eNpcclcd ana can hardly reach Loon while
inc returns snow no particular efforts of tho
liquor men. Outhwaite is reelected I'm this
uiS,IiSt; General Kennedy and John Little,
hrpuhhcahs, are elected in closely contested
districts. '''''''ou
-, me Republicans elect Williams I'm tbo
mhIlI' heihedy in the Eighth, Romcs i'm tho
Iehth. Thompson in the Eleventh, Pugsinv in
hhWGil'h, Wlckham in Fourteenth, Grosvcnor
~ ~ tne flllecnlh, TaylOr in the Seventeenth
Mckinley in the Eighteenth, Taylor in thn
nlnetcrnth ana Grouse in therwcntoth. Tho
Dcnhocrats do not give up Levcrinp in tho
Ninth aud Campbell in the Seventh.
CoLuMpus, Nov 3, LEO IL. m.-The returns
80 S,ar lar received cover about onc-thrd of the
G,a'e. lhcy snow slight changes in thccoun-
lItS outside of Hamilton. where violent pnins
were made in few Of the wards. setting
Hamilton County, aside, it nppcnrs that thc
vote throughout the Sate will very near.
y show the same majority as
,nst ar. Aiding Hamilton Countjs
majority would Indicate Republican major.
~ OF from lSO0D to 2uO01 This may he MOI
lhcd ny Inter returns showing cyccptionol
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A TONGA EARTHQUAKE.
Phenomena Far Exceeding Those
at Charleston.
A Mountain 300 Feet High Rise, From
the Bottom of Lake 1000 Feet Deep.

San FRANCISCO, CAL, Nov. IA letter
published in this evenings Bulletin, under
date of Opa, October l5 says: "Au-
thent.c news has reached Samoa that
on the morning of September 10 over
lW heavy earthquakes occurred on
the Island of Nnafou, one of the Ton
"a group, and that from the bottom
of lake, which had depth Of 2OO9
feet, mounta has arisen to the height
of3OO feet above the surface; also, that this
mountain has burst out in flames and
thrown out hot stones and sand in such
quantities as to destroy two,thirds Of the
cGoanut trees on tho island. In Samoa
we are having light shocks of earthquake
so frequently now that they are no longer
noticed by the residents -
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TItNAS.

GALVESTON, Nov. THE following Demo
cratic state ticket has been elected by large
majorucs; Governor. Lawrence ;. Ross;
Licutcnant-GoveruOr, Y. b. Wheeler; Attor.
ncy-Gcneral, Jas. :. HOgg; Comptroller,
John D. Mccall; Treasurer, Frank r. Lub-
book; Land Commissioner, r. NJ Hall; Su.
perlntcndcnt of Public Instruction, oscar II.
Cooper. The election passed of quietly here
and elsewhere in the state as far as heard
from. Accurate figures on the majority for
the State ticket can not be had before to.
morrow, but returns thus far indicate over
100000 majority for General Ross.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Figures on the
State ticket come in slowly, but show an in
variable plurality for Beaver, Rep, for Gov
crnor. His plurality in the city will not fail
below 1900. The other candidates on the
state ticket are well up with the head Bing-
ham, Rep. is elected to Congress in the First
District; O'Ncil, Rep, in the Second; Randall
Dem, in the Third; Kelly Rep, in the Fourth,
and Harner, Rep, in the Fifth Ermcntrout,,
Dem, in the Eighth; lleistaud Rep, in the
Ninth; Sowdcn, Dem, in the Tenth; Bucka.
lew, Dem, in the Eleventh. Bound, Rep, In
the Fourteenth; MaiSh, Dem, in the Nine
teenth; DalzcII, Rep, in the Twenty-second; !;
Bayne, Rep, in the Twenty.third.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2, l2:30 A. M.-The
Democratic State Committee cOnccde the
election of Beaver for Governor by large
majority.
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MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL, Nov. 2-Returns up to II y. m,
from Al precincts, give McGll, Rep. for Gov.
crnor 2,S1s; Ames, Rep, 2mO, This ratio of
returns would Indicate McGills election by
about 5000 majority. The Democrats are
claiming the state by l2,UOO majority, ana
the following muiorties are Congressnen'
Wi son. in the First District. 100; Mcdonald,
i'm the Third District, 50O Rice, in the Fourth,
$50. The Republicans claim the state by
10000 majority, and the election OF all the
Congressm II, with the possible exception OF
Herbert in the Third.
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MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, Nov. 1.-Two years ago Alger,
Republican, had plurality of $500 over BE,
golc for Governor. Returns so far received
show slight Republican gains. In the First,
Seventh and Eighth Di triets the Fusion
candidates are slightly ahead of their tickets.
For Governor IA continuation OF the gains so
far reported would give Republican plural
ty of between 5000 and g. %.
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The S tuat.on at Sabine.

HorSroN. TIN, Nov Major W If.
Heuer United States Engineer Corps who
has inspected the Government improve.
ments at Sabine Pass rel orts that the i't.
tjes are in perfectly sound condition. aud
that the depth Of water at mean low tide Is
one foot more than it was forty days be-.
fore the great storm. He finds no reason
for dis 'outinuing the work or stopping the
appropriations therefor lie also reports
that 4!6men are at work rebuilding the de-
molhhed houses at Sabine village
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CHARLESTON, Oct. 3l.-A slight tremor
was felt here at 2:2O this attemoo'. 1t
caused no damage, and was not felt b.
majority of the people Shortly after the
shock a spring of clear, pure water appear
ed in the Custom house yard, and is still
running at the rate of a gallon a minute
The water is said to have been hot when
the flow began There We're two slight
shocks at Summerville to-day,
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Suicide Throuuh Remorsp

KINGSTON, Pa, Oct 3l,-Just as John
Brodda. the footman, was running ear
upon the cage of the bottom the shaft at
Il colliery near here, the engineer, W lillian
Moses, started the engine to hoist the cage.
Brodds was caught between the cage aud
the brattloe and instantly killed, As soon
a. the engineer learned of what happened,
though not in the least to blam for Brod.
lg'S death, le shot himself dead.
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LonIcn Church Census.

LoNpoN. Nov. On Sunday a census Of
the attendance of the churches of London
was taken 1t showed that 10000 persons
attended the service, in the morning, and
4l0OlU at night The largest established
Church. st Pall's had al. evening attend
auce Of 3.4O3 Mr Spurgeon', church was
at the head of the dissenting churches, hav.
ing morning attendance Of 1919 and an
evening attendance of 600
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Fatal BLASTING Accident.

Brazil, ND, Oct 3l.--A fatal accident
occurred yesterday At the new coal mine
OF Seller 4 Sigler, six miles southeast of
Brazil Joseph Elliot and John Phillips
were trying to extract a charge Of blasting
powder which had failed to explode, When
they had nearly reached the powder it be-
came isnted and exploded with terrific
force, blowing both arms from the body of
Elliott, from the effect, of which he died q
few hours after Phillips is badly injured.
He will hardly recover, but if. he does viii
probably be totally blind.
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MILWAUKEE Nov Mrs Blood widow,
seycnty-eight years old, living alone on a
small farm near Woyanwega. was assault,
ed and nearly murdered Saturday night
by "A notorious, rutlian and cN convict
named Sam Tiffany Tiffany WAS cap.
tured Sunday. The jail where be was con
fined was attacked by mob yesterday,
but they were repuIsod by the sheriff,
They vow that they will yet lynch thH
scoundrel The guard around the bulJ-
inc Inns heen nnrnn.nl.
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CALDWELL, KAN. Nov, 1.-The discovery
of silver in this vicinity has eau cd much
excitement. Samples ofore were sent to the
State Assayer at Denver Col, and the As
saver of the mint at Philadelphia. Tho
former reports an assay Of -! ounces OF
silver to tie ton, the latter 3lOounces, each
with a trace of gold. The ore crops out in
many localities. Caldwell now presents
the appeara4 ace Of a mining town.
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BosroN, Nov. 2.--Rinhori Preston dealer
in worst,d goods aud tai!,r,' trimmings.
doing business at No 46 Bedford street has
disappeared. Ii is learned that for some
time past he has been dabbliug IN stocks,
and las borrowed sums from personal
friends to the amount OF $i5lm0. His
principal creditor is Thomas Ccgg. flaw.
renee, Mas Preston has been absent for
over week, and it i, believed be is now II
Canada
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GEORN,IA.

ATLANTA, Nov. 2.-Specials to the Constitu-
lioh. from all OF the Gcor4n district. show
the election Of the entire Democratic Con-
EreSSional delegation MS follows: TN Nor
wood, II, &. Turner, &. f. Crisp. l.. W. Grimes.
John ID. stewart. j. H. Bount j. G.. Clements,
u. H. Carlton, \. d. Gambler uui George r.
BARNES There was no opposition to the
Democratic nominees except in the Fourth
pstrct' Whlch IS merely nominal, and in the
Seventh District, which but recently sprang
up.
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DENVER, Nov. at is impossible to give
nny thng reliable us to the result. except that
,hc Note Is very close between Myers, Repub.
II an candidate for Governor. md Adams
democrat and Symes, representative toCon-
Eress, t'publican, and Reed. Democrat The
republican state Committee claim the State
hy 1000, while the Democrats say they will
have ii by 1000 The votes polcd was lipht
in Denver, 1900 less than In iSsi.
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A rather novel method of apply
Ing an electric current to the body
forms the subject of patent granted
to the a .ent of Senior Pumariega of
Ayilc, Spain. The inventor sleeps
ilanel in bath composed of equal
parts OF oxide Of iron, copper, zinc
and tin mixed in fine powder in weak
gum water. The flannel thus takes up
a quantity of the metallic oxides which
are excited by the perspiration of the
body, which is thus subjected to a
weak but constant electric current.
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HARTFORD, CONN, Nov There is appa.
rrcnt!y no election of Governor by the people.
me Legislature is probably Republican by %
to 30 majority, thus insuring the reelection
OF Hawlcy to the Senate, and the election of
the state ticket.
NEW HAVEN, Nov The Legislature
stands: Republicans, 81 Democrats, 46.
vance, Republican, is elected in the First
Congressional District
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FLORIDA,

JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 2.-Rcturns show Dem.
ocratic gains in the First aud S 'cOnd Congress
sl0haI Districts Present congressman Da-
wilson ana DOughCrty will be reelected hy
majorties from 200 tO3,5G0.
JACKSONVILLE. Nov. 2.-R. II. NJ. Davidson,
IN the First District, and Chas Doughcrty, in
dlMeSecond District, Democrats, are reelected.
me new constitution is carried by heavy
majority.
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Thirteen thousand dollars for the

--"Thirtecn thousand dollars for tho
plumbing and gas-ftt'ng in my housc!"
he exclaimed rs he looked at the bill
''Yes, sir, v humbly replied the plumber.
"But the building and land together
only cost ten thousand dollars" "Ex-
actly, sir, but had to take into account
the natural scenery around the place.
Natural scenery is always figured IN oar
bills. y Val Street N,icS.
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WASuINGTnN TERRITORY.

PORTLAND. Nov. 2.-Nery meagre returns
come tonight from the election in Washing
ton Territory. In the cities and principal
towns about one-hfth of the votes were cast
by women The contest over local offices was
overshadowed in the interest of fight on del.
egate The Republicans are inclined to think
Charles 5. Voorhees,, the present incumbent,
a Democrat is defeated by c. NJ. Bradshaw,
Republican. by Il small majority.
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VI iItNi.tND

BALTIMORE, NOV. Tile canvass Of the
vote in this city has been completed In the
Third Congr 'Ssiunal District, Rusk, Demo.
crat, received 1885 votes; Bussc, Industrial,
indorScd hv Republicans BIB !; Glass, Prehi-
htionst. l10i. Rusks majority over all,
1,211; over IOssc, 9.0,l
BALTIMORE, Nov. The returns received
from the districts out of the G ty indicate the
election ot Charles II, & bSun, democrat. in
the First District: Dr. Frank T. shaw, Demo.
crat, in the Second; Barnes Compton, Demo
crut, in the Fifth, and LOUIS +. McComas,
Republican. in the Sixth, This will leave the
MARYLAND delegation the same rs in the
present Congress, and except in the city OF
Baltimore all the members are reelected.
The reelection of Mr.. McComas will be by a
reduced majority.
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Revolt in N xiCo.

NuEvo LAREDO, MEX., Nov. IA revo-
tuition is in progress in the State of Zaca-
tcsas Governor Salan, of Coahuila, has
sent troops to aid in suppressing it. A dis
patch received yesterday evening stated
that several of the leaders of the rebellion,
including General Cadena, the prime
mover had haen captured.
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Nrw York, Nov. IA dispatch from
London England, says the engagement Of
James Russell Lowell to the dowager Lady
Lyttlctou widow Of the late and aunt 10y
marriage of the present Lord Lyttleton, is
announced. Lady Lyttletun has, like Mr.
Lowell. been already twice married, she
has three children aud is about forty years
old
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Tiuhtinu IN Tonquin.

LoNnoN, Nov IA dispatch from Ton
quin says that force of Chinese, armed
with repeating rifles, attacked from an
ambush body of TonquneSc rihamen at
Phunho. in the Province of Namdiuh, kill
ing 80 of them. At the same time 1900
Chinese attacked the posts at Dongsong,
but Mere ropnsed after desperate liShting.
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D,ed From Her Injuries.

VANpALIA, ILL, Oct. 3l.-John Switzer,
living five miles northeast, was out nut.
ting yesterday, accompanied by tn ee OF
his children. One of the children, a girl
twelve years OF age, had her clothing 10
take fire from burning brush heap, and
before her father could reach her she was
so badly burned that she died three hours
nfinrn, nrl
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NEW YORK, oct. 3l.-Appropriatons for
maintaining the city in 1851 have just be n
agreed upon The total is 49,, l0l,6la. and
among the large items are intereS on the
city debt, si,31Ia5l; public works, -, I2!3,-
0QO police department 81 $4,000; armories
and dril-room rents, sS350l; election eN-
pcnSes, S2l0, 400; lire department Sl,i>1, ,0Jl
Last year the police allowance was $685.
g,9
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ItbNN 4.

DES MONIES, Nov. . - Returns from
Iowa win be compared with the vote of last
year, and with the majority of Iarrabcc Re.
publican, for Governor, over Whiting, which
was 1,0tj, There are 1850 precincts in the
state.
BURLINGTON, Nov. I'll p. m-Thc present
Indications are that General Gear is elected
to Congress by 4OU majority over Hall.
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Trains Run Into Rock Slides.

PORTLAND, ORE,, Oct, 3l,-A freight train
on the Oregon Pacific RAILROAD + II into a
rock slide near Alkali, causing wreck IN
which the fireman was killed and a brake-
man fatally injured. \ wrecking train
going to the re.et also ran into rock slide,
killed the fireman and fatally iniuring
brakeman
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NEW JERSEY.

TnlNToN, n, j., Nov. 2,-Tne indications are
nnth branches of the legislature. The ma
iority of Robert $. Green, the Democratic
candidate for Governor, is estimated at from
4 nNl TO 5000. II Republican state Commit
tee arc very hopeful that Howe win De elected,
rnngrrss. In the Fifth District has been
elected.
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The Oesdy Umbrella.

NEW YoRk, Nov John Hanley, while
drunk. had fight with John McGreeny, a
brick layer, Saturday night The latter
thrus, an umbrella into II nley's eye. and
to-day h. died without recovering con-
seriousness. This is the third homicide IN
this city this year by an umbrella.
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Bouus Butter viii Sand the TX.

WASHINGTON, Nov. The law taxing
oleomargarine went into operation to-day.
Reports received by Comm 'ssoner Miller
show that all classes of manufacturers an
dealers, including the retail men, propose
to meet the tax and continue in business.
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1T is said that St. Louis has the
poli,est lawyer in the country. A long
and terrific roll of thunder having
stopped him in the midst of an address
to the jury, on resuming he bowed and
courteously said: Gentlemen, please
excuse this interruption. "-Teras Syt-
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General Van Aliens Estate.

NEWPORT, II, l., Nov. IA declaration
was filed in the Probate Court to-day OF
the personal property of General J. II, Van
Allen, who committed suic de in August
last by jumping overheard from the Cunard
steamer Aurania while in mid-ocean. The
inventory amounts to sl,95O0OO, which is
b,queathed to his son and grandchildren.
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lnwelI's Friends 0eny II

BosroN, Nov Friends of Mr. Jamo,
Russell Lowell residing here, deny the ca
Lady Lytt.c DR. Joseph Burnett, who 80
son Edward Burnett is a Spuin-law of Mr..
Lowell, told rCpor er last night tlat
there is not the slightest foundation tor
the r,uuvt.
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WAsnINGToN, Oct, 3l-Mrs, Donaldson,
while in fit OF insanity, picked up her
two children aud jumped into the Potomac
river in this city yesterday. All three
ware drowned
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WISCONSIN,,

MILWAUKEE, Nov 2-ll:30 7. M.-Reports
from the rural districts are swelling Rusks
plurality, and at Republican Headquarters
between 1900 and 5000 plurality is figured
for Governor Rusk. In Milwaukee. accord.
ing to returns received up to II O'Clock, Rusk
had II plurality of ,Sj3 over Woodward. Dem,
but Cochran, Labor, had plurality of l2i6
over Rusk.
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Mr., Beecher Arrives Home.

New YoRK, Oct. 3l.-Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher was passenger on the Eturia,
which arrived today, Mr., Beechcr is in
good health
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Brighter Skies in ireland.

LoNnoN, Nov. l.-Sir Michael Hicks
Beachs report to the Cabinet With refer
ence to the condition of Ireland shows that
there has been marked cessation of out
RACES: that tenants are paving their rents
uuder the landlords reduct onS, and that
the prospects are good for II peaceful win
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ARK ANSlS.

nj IT'LL ROCK, Nov, Partial returns from
s "t over over this state render certain the election
OF Democratic candidates in encb Of the tiV,, Hva
N,,o.,nEress'onal districts The vote was very
in the result. ~ '''"s '"Aen