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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-11

Washington ard Southwestern Vestibuled Lin
tied, operated daily between Washington and At
lanta. Leave Washington, No. 81, $40 p. m
Charlottesville 11.55 p m; Lynchblrg 1:35 an,
srrlving Danville 1886 .. M; arrive Atlantis 2 IS
g. m. Returning, leave Atlanta, No. 80, 1925
a. m; pauville LAO p. m; arrive Lynchburg
$3.50 g. M; Charlottesville $40 q. NJ; Washington
S:38 a. ~ This train is composed entirely of
Pullman car on which an extra fare is charged,
not exceeding So over snd above regular Pullman
CHARGES to any point.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-11
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.
WAKE NOTICE.

FElAKE NOTICE.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
There will be meeting of the stockholders Of
the LITTLE RIVER TURNPIKE COMPANY at
the Office of 3. W. Moore, Fairfax Courthouse, on
MONDAY, June %, 1891. All stock olders uu-
able to attend will please give proxy to Arthur
Herbert. By order Of the Board.
les eotd ARTHUR HERBERT, Prest.
OFFICE OF TIE A, AAlMERIoANITE MANU-
Washington, D. c., May %, 1891.
meeting of the stock holders of this company
Va. on JUNE 81, 1891, at o'clock p m for
tho purpose Of providing Tor working capital from
tie sale of treasury stock and for such other bus
mess as may properly come before it.. Tho trans
fer books will be closed on and after June II.
By order Of the President.
my26 w5w D. A. MCKNIGHT, Secretary.
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The Irish Elect ion.

Cork. Nov. 6. The s.reets early tbs
mornirg were siIve with meu, women and
children, who bai determined to see a.
much as possible Of the great battle to be
decided at the pois to-alSht. The present
election Is for q successor in PsrIisment to
the late Charles easrt Parneu, VINO rep.
resented Cork il the Hous. of Commons.
The Parneliss c4niidate Is NJ. John F.
Redmond the successor Of NJ. Parnell in
che leadership OF mat wing OF the Irish par
ty. The MoCarthsi.s candidate is Me-. Mar
tiu Flavin, butsr mercaent of this city.
The priests have made bou9e-to-honse cau-
Vsss of the voter., snd threaten the electors
with ell sorts of horrible ihings if they vote
for NJ R sdmoud. Ia order so avert posi-
BILE disorder the polls this morning were
strongly guarded oy squads Of police.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-06

personal observation in 1890 Induced the
suspicion that the change TO a republic wss
only the cloak to cover the moiion Of Ger.
tain den 0ogu;s and not fha ? sirc Off 4,
nation. Public roDoSry snd me lowering
of the rate of exchange, which have occur.
red sinos, have engebdered universal discop.
tent end was tbs precursor OF the prese,
catsciysm. North Brsz is decidedly IN
favor of au empire. and only 10 central
Brazil Is the republic popular. This nav
lead to Dom Pedro's grandson becoming
chief of the State under regency Of threa
prominent c;tiz3ns, representing the north.
ern and southern central provinces and In.
curing the unity OF Brazil.
BIO JANEIRo, Nov. 6-The situation Of affair,
here to-day is reassuring. The troops which have
been guarding the telegraph offices have been
Withdrawal. Complete order prevails and the ne.
ual amount OF business is being transacted. The
government has ceased so Interfere with spv
kilograms and the general impress on is tbsts
revolution is not likely to occur. The prosperity
of the country is entirely unimpaired by the re-.
cent occurrences.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-06
aEws OF TEE DAY.

The orthodox Friends begin their yearly
meeiog to-day in Baltimore.
The bank OF Caledonia, ct Caledonia,
Mimi, yves entered by robbers Wednesday
night and the large burglar proof safe blown
opsu ard Sc 900 stoen.
Ooe OF Dr.. K.eley's god-cure patients
d mao ~hose complete reformation was her'
aided In oil the newspapers few months
sgo-died st the workheuse IN New York
yesterday of alcoholism.
Jahsnn, the Archduke OF Austria, q
nephew of the Emperor, who case up bis
place In he army year and half ago and
started on sea voyage with his moreapatic
wife, It is eaid has been found IN Chill.
Seven of the ten men accused of "white.
cepping" Rsv. Arthur Cushing Dill, formei-
ls pasior of tbs hi zion Presbyterian Church
in Stirring, N ]. hsve been convioted oil
riot end sssault in the Morris County Court
Of @ !sr:er Sessions.
Mall sdvices received Fl, N Ssntn Ana,
San Salvador. give fu! socouofs Of the fall
| Of Gan Amaye lnto Mipss or If WsY, who,
together with Lspnidsa P!tz,s, commander
OF the Ssl7ed0risn forces at s usonste,
tried 10 start revolution egainss President
Eze'a.
TIE Metbodiet E Iscopa Bishops met at
! Cincinnati yesterday aud m 'de assign
OF prssidiug bishop 10 conferences for the
nez5 SIX montbe. Bishop Fister was So.
signed 10 tins Baltimore Conference. Bishop
Hurat will presd5 et the coufe!et ce to be
held in LYnchborg, w., on April 9 b, and
Bishop Waldsn, Of Feils Church, Va,
March 2
e Senior Dou Jalio Cam o-Serrsno, brig
sd,er general In he regular army OF the
United States Of Oolomhia. end nephew OF
ez Weep President Iose N. Cempe-Seriauo.
Of Ssnts Martha, Colombia yesterday con-
fessed tha, be robee3 The dsad body Of Mrs.
Charles q Traittegr, 10 whose house he
bosrded in New Yo5s, Of large Gum OF
! money, jsasry aud raiissy hoLds.
Ooe tboaseDd moers hsye returned to
| work in the Goa! Greek mines, Tennessee.
The recent tronbe wss et Rriceviile sud
Oliver Springs, where c7nviots were worS
ed, but tbs Goal Cresk msn left work. and
| IL was feared would remain out. This is
encouraging news to East Tennessee, ss z
| coal famine wsa feared. William Giles, .
leader among tha Diver Springs sniness
vas ietaliV stebted By unknown parsons at
thu postQfics 81 Divers. 1877 OF the COZ.
Victs released By the uiners nave been cap
tured.
Presiding Elder Rsv. G. G. Bakar he's sue.
pended Rev. :, F. Butts from The Methodist
Church ic Cumberland. Md. The reasons
assigned ara that M. Butts had not COM
piled With certsin provisions of the disci-
oilne governing ministers who 90 to the M
E Church from other churches, II is al
| legged By other ministers that Mr Butts has
stood in with hack drivers and bad cor.
| nered the marriage market. He has per-
! formed nearly one-hsf of the weddings OF
out of-town people, who came there on &C.
count of the tex laws, and the other minis.
sers have suffered
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-06

The Spanish government refuses to rec
ogaize the United States consul in tha Caro-
line IalsnGs.
The SHOW is ten feet deep in some parts O
Bulgaria, and people end cfttle hsvs per
shed in the drifts.
a railroad 'rsin carrying British troops
was wrecked near Negpur. In Indie, yester
day, and five soldiers were killed aud thir'
ty-one iUjured.
Au unknown British steamer lsdeu with
oil vas buraed IF the coast Of Greece yes
terdsy, aud che captains wife aud mum
Der of the crew persisted. Blk persons were
saved.
Eoglish officers OF Il. NJ. s. Champion, just
arrived ct Victoria, B. c., ssy that ChiIians
charge the officers of the United States
cruiser Baltimore with acting IS spies on the
Congressionalists.
By the failure of the Bsrlin banking firm
OF HerschfeId & Wolff the Empress of Ger.
many, Prince Henry OF Prussia and Dr.. you
Gosser, German minister OF public worship
ore liable to loSa lerge amounts Of money.
Herr Wolf, OF the Arm, has been arrested
On charge growing out of the failure.
President Go Fonseca, of Brazil, has order
ed me election OF new congress-, and the
capital Rio Jeneiro, aud q neigbboring city
have hsen declared in state OF siege. The
army aud nsvg support the presidsat, who
has virtually constituted himself the gov.
ernmsnt. Fon8eoa 10 suffering fro@ 8 can
Ger end bic il health has led to political In.
trigues as to the choice OF bis successor.
A new half-doilsr. quarter and dime will
MAKE their sppearsDce before the people OF
the Uoited states with the new gear, and
instead OF .he present ugly modelled frsc-
tonel silver coins artistic new coins cen be
jingled es email change. The engraving de-
partment OF the mint at Philadelphia is do
Ing its utmos. to have the. dies with the new
designs ready for use at the beginning OF
1892.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-06
TELEsRApHfe BREvITIEs.

The large dry goods firm OF Weiss Broth.
era, Of Galveston, Tx, m de go assignment
yesterday, liabilities $3.50 COO.
The indications are shere will be Ave thou
sand carloads OF oranges to hau out of CALI
foroia during The C, N ng season.
Mrs julia Taylor aged rs years. the
widow Of the late VIM Tay lor, committed
suicide at Der residence n Brookyn early
this morning by hanging herself to the bed
post.
house at Lyon Mountain, Clinton ooun
ty, N Y. occupied by widow named RoI-
sare. was vest ardag destroyed be fire. MIs.
r Jlsare's three year old child perlshed in
the hsmes.
As result of the democratic victory il
wa, and the hope that the prohibition
law will be soon repealed, 6 company will
soon begin the consCruci lion OF largo brew
ers at Sioux City.
Glen GARDENERS Law ard Order Society,
OF Washington, N. J on Tuesday night last
treated an alleged d!sorderig woman to q
COat VI lRE hOu ltdlUoTS, 6uu tueu uhiueu
her to be more careful Of her conduct in the
future. She has made complaint OF her
treatment to the authorities, and 1t Is proba-
blo that tins arrest and punishment OF hose
Inn piicated In the sff ir will follow. The
m alter mas orea' ed crest excitement ell
through that eec ion of The State,
While hunting near Birmingham, Conn.,, yes.er-
day Samuel French dis covered cow stuck in
the mud, having been in that position three
weeks, living on leaves that foated down the
stream. Two Jokes OF oxen were necessary to
drag her out.
The Baker wire mill a. Lockport, ILL.,, closed
last night. The fifty employees Ware locked out
bacsuse they refused to leave the un oa.
Official returns from So counties in Nebraska,
out of 80 counties in tho State, chow plurality
for Post of about 500.
The affairs OF the Maverick Bank, of Boston,
are being strs ghtenei out FAST as possible IN
der the circumstances.
Senator Hiscock, OF New York. denies that he
has been tendered the portfolio of Secretary
OF War
The run on the Five Cent Savings Bank, in
Boston, is about over
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-06
VI2aIatA NEWS


The President has RI ooenizsd Robert Cor.
don Han cock al British vics-copsul 81 Rich.
mund.
Mrs. R O'Fsllen Ran ioIpb, aged 80 gears
died ct Der residence In Mniwood, Clarke
uusy, ca Tuesday. October 9Th.
The Virginia Conference, n. E Church
South, convepes az Petersburg next We'd
nesday. Bishop Kaeue will preside.
The celebrated Lurey Ion at Lursy was
destroyed bS fte last night. Flames were
discovered in the kitchen department about
10 O'Clock, aud In an hour the building waE
a total mass of ruins The loss on the build
ing ard furniture il bout $3.50 600 The
insurance is about S100 600.
Mrs. Jefferson Davis vest ,rday expressed
her earnest desire TO make Richmond her
future home, aud aa'd that 1t wss no longer
a question OF susth.os but means. Il abe
can make sslisfsc DRY fnsncisi srraDg ments
she will soon be back again to Richmond to
spend the rest Of her DAYS Mrs Davis has
an annual income OF s. 900
The meeting of the Southern Snrgoel and
Ggneooloeicsl Association, to be held In
Richmond next week, will De the most in
terestipg and important since it's foundation.
A large number OF papers will be read.
Among those who will read pspers will be
Drs. Emmett. Polk, Potter and Morris. OF
New York Price, OF Philadelphia Tiffany,
Opie and Michael, OF Baltimore Stone AMI
TABOR Johnson, OF Washington; Hunter
Mcclure, Bedford Brown and Berringer, CT
Virginia Reed and Ricketts,, OF Cincinnati ;
Eogeman. OF 81. Louis CASTOR, of Georgia
Koiack, of South Carolina, and Westmor.
land, of Atlanta.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-06
Brazil has g. Dictator.

NEW YORK, Nov. ga dispatch from
Rio Janeiro, Brazil, to the Herald dated
Nov. s, 1891, says: President Daodoro da
Fonsecs has been proclaimed Dictator. The
troops are now guarding all the streets and
public buildDgs. In Bio Grande do Sui the
sion. 1t is officially announced that the
| President has convened the nation to elect
new representatives at date to be determ-
iued upon later. The Governors of the
leading provinces have congratulated Pree-
Ideut Fonseos upon his success In maintain
ing order. The federal capital, Bic Janeiro
aud the town of Niotheroy, five miles east of
the capital, have been declared to be In a
state of siege for two months. The Pres!-
dent has bssn provoked to take these steps
by the proceedings of Congress and by the
efforts OF the promoters of q restoration to
oyerturn republican institutions. Fonseca,
In manifesto Issued to the nation, declares
himself to have been fully iuetifed In taking
the steps referred to. The army and navy
support the government, and public tran
GUILTY. Ia perfect throughout the Sta ca.
Fonseca, In his manifesto, says that he will
govern in accordance with the constitution.
The Naiionsl Guard has been modified In
the province OF Bio Grande. The t,oops
are 10 their quarters. An outbreak Ia fear
Ell, owing to the 'rfuence of the opposition
Fonaeca ordered the troops under arms
throughout Rio on November 4, snd this
led to intense excitement smong the pcpu-
lace. Bands of opponents OF the govern.
ment, Including old republicans and mon
archists, assembled and shouted out their
diaspprovsl. Between them and the FOL-
diery many 6ghts took place. Riots broke
out 10 Inc streets all over the city. 1hs
troops were then given orders to fire upon
The rioters, which they did. Many OF the
rebels were killed. Fonseca says the dicte-
torahip Is to sat until the political revo!u-
tiona are at al end and lawmakers learn to
keep In progress with republican ideas.
LONDON, Nov. 6 -Advices received by the
Times to-day from Bio Grande do Sui de-
clare that the army and navy compelled
President da Fonseca to assume the dcta.
torship and that there Is considerable agita-
ton 10 the province OF Bio Grande do sul.
where the late events at Bio Jaueiro sre
considered TO be but preluds to the resto.
ration Of the empire. The dispatch oontin-
ues: "The latter is not yet certain, but
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-06
A Young Wife's Confession

On Saturday morning last the barn of Richard
Foote, in Peacetown, settlement in tho town
OF Windsor Mex York, wa' destroyed by fire
Tn Sunday last the charred remains of Foote
were found in tue ruins by neighbors Foote was
an old man ard his wife is a young woman. Ger.
tain actions OF hrs. Foote after tho fire and re.
por s o,ncerni0g her intimate relation with John
turman, resi- lent OF the nei shborhood, aroused
the suspicious OF thI neighboIs An iave,tiga-
tion was instituted oy Coroner Smith of Windsor
and yesterday Mira. Foote confessed that her
husband left The house about nine O'Clock Friday
morning, and went toward tho barn. About
twenty minutes later Furman came into the
house with boo1 on his hands and clothes, and
told her that he had killed Eoote with club
Sho went 10 the barn with Furman and SAW
foo:e lying dead. Furman. procured some kero
sene aid after satur 4ting his body with it, set the
barn on fire. Furman aud Mrs. Foote are under
arrest
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-06

In THE next Congress there will be only
one negro In The next Virginia Legislature
there will be none The republicans carried
,b,o nv means of the solid negro vote OF
that State, end the democratic malosities ID
the other States were reduced by means OF
that same vote. Indeed. save only aod e1-
cent fox the negro vote, few of the northern
sta.es would ever 60 republican. Bus, LOT
all that, those states never sspd negro 10
Congress, and only in one OF two instances
70 their legislatures Heretofore, the negroes
have slways. that Is siDce the, rad ia priv
iege Of suffrage conferred up"i- en- nso
representatives IN the Virginia Legislature
and their sbsenca from that body uext ses-
sion. while not creating an aching Voso, Will
be conspiouou7.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-06
Court of Appeals in Richmond YESTERDAY


Sellers executor against Reed end others
From the Circuit Coutt of Rockingham
county. Reversed, Judge Lswis delivering
the opinion.
Ob4rderfar md others against Meyer,
Reiuhnrds & Co and others. From the
Hustings Court of S auntop. Reversed,
Judge Lewis delivering lae opiolon.
Lyles against Commonwealth; Lashley
against Commonwealth; Commonwealth
against Lsrkio. Submitted.
Gaines against Commonwealth; Berkeley
against Commonwealth; Miller against
Commonwealth; Commonwealth against
Balentiue; Commonwealth against Roper !;
Commonwealth against Dodson. Con
tinned.
Marks against Commonwealth. Dis
missed.
Henley against Atkinson, trustee. Dis
missed for failure TO print. E.
Richmond and Danville Railroad Company
against NOEL & Starring, and Western Union
Telegraph Com 2any against odell. dismissed
agreed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-06
a Unique Remedy.

sHELBYvILLn, lud, NV 6 "A remedy
for consumptoo is being tested in this city.
A yoaag lady who for some tine hss been
sufsriug from pulmonary affection has be-
quo, uudor the direction Of her medical &C
wiser. eystso1aic dieting, consisting entire
ly of dog meat. & tat, healthy Ne@roupd.
land pup WIS b. casetd snd will be served
regularly g, her mess.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-06
POLITICAL.

The total returns from Pennsylvania show
republican majority OF 5S, o99
The peoples party ticket wac defeated ir
seventy five counties of Kansas.
The republicans have project on hand
to deprive Senator-eect Brice, of OHIO, o
bic seat.
The total vote of South Dakota will bs
less than 10000, and the republican major
ity 5000.
In speech 10 Albany lset night Gov. Ri
said II believe that we have fairly carried
both branches of the Legislature"
The Pennsylvania State Senate has re
Rumed its Inquiry into the conduct OF the
auditor general and State treasurer.
The latest figures from Ohio give Msjol
Mckinley 20,4S6 plurality for Governor
The republicans claim from 48 to so msj ority
In the Legislature.
Maj VIM. Mckinley, Governor elect o.
Ohio, depreostes the continued agitation Of
the tariff Issue, as 1t dIsturbs business and
retards enterprises which the new law de.
signs to encourage.
Complete returns make the next Mssss-
chusetts Legislature stand SO follows: Sen.
ats-republicsus, %; democrats, H. House
republican, $50; democrats SO; prohibit.
tionists. 1. Governor Russell's plurality is
nearly 1000.
Colonel &. L Oonger. the Ohio member
OF the republican national committee. 10 en-
interview yesterday stated that reciprocity
Yves to have been the policy developed In
President Garfeld's administration and that
Mr. Blaine was it's author.
Governor Boies' plurality In Iowa will be
over 5000, and the resi- OF the democratic
ticket about 5000 The republicans will
have maj ority in the over house of the
Legislature. while the decocrats will con-
.roi the Senate By a majority ell.
] Sost Fasset. the republican candidate
for Governor OF New York, Was asked il
Warner Miller knifsd him. He replied (:
Yes, we think be did-'hat 10, we believe
good vote In many of his districts"
Mr. Flowers plurality for Governor Of
New York. 1t Ia now ssid. will resoh AZ sos
The New York San says: "Ths Ssnsts
stands 16 to 16, with the deciding vote In
the hands of Speaker Sheeban. while 10 the
House the democrats have 65 TO the repub.
licans SO.
Richard Croker, leader of Tammany,
When asked yesterday If he thought the re-
suit of the election would secure New
York nominee for President, said u am
not prepared to talk about that" do you
think It will be Cleve!end?" II cannot say.
But one thing am confident of. and that is
this next President will be democrat"
M. Jeremiah Simpson, CT Kansas, Ice
tared In New Orleans last night in the in-
erest of the peoples party movement. Ee
said be vas surprised a. the Ge'sa: of Gov
etnor Campbell and disappointed ct the
smsli vote for the peoples party candidates
In Ohio. IL Kansas. be said, the fusion OF
the democrats and republicans injured the
alliance party.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-06

WHEN IT vas eupDossd 10 New YorK Oily
early Tossasg evening that The repuplicans
had carried the State, SONS Of she county
democracy poblic,y g.osted over the part
thew had taken to effect such result. 10
Ciuciunaii, also, evan acme of the managers
Of the democratic organic alton in that city,
and their captains, helped to defeat Gov
Campbell. Itis Only natural that men should
not bs enthusiastic in their support OF
man they dislike who NAV be their part9's
nominee, but the trua democracy Of o man
who. calling himself democrat, votes aud
works to deiest ;he regularly nominated
candidate of The democratic osFty' may wei
he doubled.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-06

TIE FACT that the New YORK. Herald. an
ardent edmirer, end. until Tuesdays cleo.
zion, supporter OF the reconciliation Of Mr.
Cleveland. now says the democrats had bet.
Ger look outsids of New York for their nom.
Inee for the pext Presidency, Is, as famous
old Vrginian was wont to esy. "om'nous oil
bad sign" for the ex-Pfesident, as the Her.
aid always tries to be on the Winning side,
and has the meaus OF finding ont whicE side
that will be.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-06

IT Is by no means surprising that the men
In Brszl who hoped to profit themselves by
deposing the wise and jast and benefcent
ex-.uler ofthat country, not having received
what their self-importance snd rspscity In
duced them to suppose was their full share
of the swsg, should nov be quarreling and
fighting among themselves. What the South
American people need is stronger govern
ment. Republic do not suit them. 1fDom
Pedro had been more OF tyrant, hs would
still bs Emperor OF Brazil-to the great ben
sit OF ell the people If that country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-06

IT AppEABs now tnas tue officers in charge
ofthe Tennessee couvioss who ware released
by mob, had been previously advised thes
the relssss would oe ATTEMPTED, but that To-
stead of resisting IL they arranged to have
the release effected with ss little opposition
az possible. Gov. Buchanan rhoud arrest and
prosecute them even before ne commences
operations against the leaders of the mob who
made the release. 1t need not be forgot
ten that the lawlessness referred to occurred
In that pays of Tennessee which was disloyal
to the Scu,h daring the war between the
States, and waich ever eiuce has been Civ
ing large republican msioriiee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-06

THE ENGLISH hssers 10 tie North sttrio'
nted the GILLIAN revolution to Eoglish In
trlsus. Tbs sarna people now say tho revo-
luton In B-azl Ia the effect o! the sane
cause. Their hate for John Bull, not their
learning, has made them mad. England,
owing to her freq ;rads, has too much busl-
ness with South aud Central American coun"
tries to do any thing to interfere with or In
terrupt that business. Her policy Ia to do
every thing IL her power to preserve peace
and to prevent war in the countries referred
to. and thoee who say otherwise are either
densely Ignorant or blinded by their preju-
dice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-06

AMONG THE many gratifying local le'ulss
OF the late election was the redemption OF
the three counties OF the DEPOSITS eide of the
Potomac, Prince Georges, Charles and st.
Msry's, in Maryland, from republican rule.
They we're republican by reason OF their
large negro population, and the democratic
sneiortlee they gaze last Tuesday chow that
that population II thinning out. Their re.
turn to the democratic fold Is welcomed, not
only by tbs democrats of their own State, but
by those on this side OF the rive.