Evening Star Newspaper, November 3, 1875, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Sundays Exeepted, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Pennsylvania Avenue, cerner 11th Street, BY The Evening Star Newspaper 4S. H. KAUFFMAN. Oompany > Pres’? iN OnNTs FouR CENT PER MONT ‘Two Caxts EACH. By mati—por -, 04% Cents a month; 112 months, 33 © 4. Skt POPS WEEKLY St.) aan 0 a pear. Peccaze pris- sg net Prides BF AL subscriptions speariahly in adcan Se paper vent lender nag Beer ae BF Kaus of 0” 5, TE: e2 aa furnished on apr WASHINGTON, D. C.,. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1875. TWO CENTS. ___ AMUSEMENTS. ( OD FELLO as HALL. THURSDAY EVENING, NOT. 4, 1875, HONS 2 MOLAPlIN ANA wRBURYW SIN THIS HALt, ng Oos"aine. x. ‘st CHAS COLLIN Ciab Swin MOS ™ AVR TUESDAY — WEDNESDAY— In prepara MATINEE SAT MONDAY NEXT. G. H M*&CDERMOTT. Wo Forrester. Bowe Keene and Millis Cook, all lato of the Julia Maitbew= Gpera Troupe. envitied “Br ONLY TWO NIGHTS. WEDNESDAY, THE ARTES THURSDAY, DEBOR-« PRICE OF SEATS Orchestra C hairs Baryuette » Dress © Gallery - - No extra cher: beac Doors open st7. Curtain rises at 5 CS nowtat ProRD’s orena HOUSE. te 3 ts. Italflan Opera Season, Commencing MONDAY, st, Under the agement of ADELAIDE PHIULIPPS. ‘The Company comprises the following talent MISS ADELAIDS PHILLIPPS, Mi6S MATILDA PHILLIPPS, VIOLETT. (Sen aeout 1m Amstics:) cIss ‘A COL a = — ™ LYNOMIA LAMBERTI, MEK TOM KARL. SIGNOR BUGANLNI, SIGNOR PSGLIAPIETBA. RIGNOR CARPI, LSIGNOB BACCELLI, SIGNOR A. TOMASI, andl othe FULL CHORCS AND G#AND OBCHESTRA Fait particulars, with Bepertore, &c., in Wednes "The male of seats will becin on THURSDAY, st Elite Music Ivania avenae. sccording to location AL NOTICE a Special Mee PaENT. N jock, t make arrange. Liam WagpaR, ©.0 P. Is. MCUBAN, Seriba, we OAT RUB —The reg Inb wilt hm he d at the Un Gu re-iows, THIS EVENING, at 8 o'cl 2 regnested * J.D bCYLE, Assistant Secretary. “SPECIAL NOTIC! CITIZENS’ PROTECTIVE UNION —all persons inwrected inthe abarement of the existing slong the }ine of the Bali womec Kailroad in South Washington. are re peesfulle invited to at end a moetiog at I Hail_c r. 6:h atreet an DAY BVENING TS RNIGat hey monthle mee wewndery will be oe OF &T, JOSHeA —Regalar ing of thy 6 named Jum id on THURSDAY EVENING vember 4h, Oharch of maaculate Conception.) at 73s * @ W*ULIN P.A. MART/N, B-corder. TS THE DisTRict oF COLUMBIA LOAN AND PULCDING ASSOCIATION will told bly me ti g THIS KV ENINC 7 ockek, at the offi deorge M. Barker, Bs) 649 New York « Stock in t third series can be secared ne parment of only he wwonth’s back dues. | GEO W.OISSELL, It Secretary and Treasurer. TSP THe CSRROTE CO OPERATIVE BUTGD re ING ASSOCIATION —At_ the monthly tieg to be held on TAURSDAY EVENIN 3, the ach at, . Aloysins’ S:hool-honse, etween I and northwest, at 7 p.m Etecitow of UMicer “will take place ‘and ‘engu y Crier, “ONO. 1 BLINK HORN, Secretary. © OF THE ARLINGTON FIRE IN % COMPANY Fuk THE DIS amber Ist, 1875 —The aton Fire Insaraces Company Lave <celared a semi-anpual dividen | © perceut upon the capital ateck. payable at the Cow pany’s Uilice, No. 14% t northwest,on and afcer the 8th instant novSst| FRANK T BAWLINGS, Secretary. (Ckronicle, Republican and Tribune. | Ss NeTICg ie TO THE RACES AT BENNINGS uring Trottiog aces at Benpings' trains wil leave Washington, from Baltimore and Potomac Depot as flows At 1153 A. M., 1.18, 1.40 and 3.15PM City Time. Heturning, an extra train will leave Banning close of Races eae b da: “ WILKINS Sapsri wove GEO. C. 2LADDIN SECURI and best. Barns long all rot explode, Maaufa. SONS, Baltimore, Ma 14D NOTIO® CONCERN entent. L—Tne satost TO ALL WHOM IT No imvroper charactors wed on the Grand Stavd of the new Driving Park oe HIGL. Proprie: FP [Morning papers copy! (ING OF ATIVE ext 3d, at the office of the Ax h street. The eighth snntal rep rt wi flicers for th ih eneuing year chosen. make their first appearance |.» ae = DD FELLOWS’ HALL. FOR A LIMITED SEASON, COMMENCING MONDAY, NUVEMSEE 1, The Well known Magician, PROFESSOR J. H. ANDERSON, the Wirard of the North. His first appearauce hore in twelve years. Assisted DERSON. their Ne EONA AN 5 ® Entertain L and a Talented Company, tu went, LD OF MAGIC. . meneing at 3 o’clock o urge for re. FeBest HALL, Bri HAS DEEN ENTIRELY REMODELED, ge street. Georsetown, is pow offered to parties for BALLS, HOPS, &e. : and fs admirably sis, Tableaux or Pubiic A new Stage has heen erect adapcen for Private Theat Stage Perivimances. For terms, apply et Randall's Billiard Parlors, uuder the Ball eet: Ant AKLOW’S GALLERY OF FINE ARTS, 1225 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, re Invited te examine my stock of ENGBAVING=, CHEOMOS, PHO TOGBAPHS, LITHOGRAPHS, PAINTINGS ON EB. &c_ They are of the same quality all first class Galleries of New York, ana at the same prices. FRAMES for Mirrors and Oil made to order of the newest patterns; also, RAMES of every description for Engravings, Ltographs, Porsiaiue Paintings, Wreaths aad sea. A MATTS ia Tiption made to PASSE PAD TOUTS to great varity GOLD. St VE* and COPPER WIRB. COKD, NALLS, 2c Article guarantesd as represented, Faiatings arranged and bung for Gallerica and Private Parties. PAINTINGS Olesned, Restored and Varuisbed OLD FRAMES KEGILI. 3,000 L fro Leach. $,000 WOOD BNGKAVINGS for Scrap-books. order, L Oup No. New No. 456 wTe 5 aT 7?m St. iT. 7 MARKRITER: No. 439 Tth street, between D and B streets, exzht doors above Odd Fellows’ Hail. On Exhibition and Sale Choice Oil Paintings. Engrav' a ), Ro. Also, largest steck of . Wind: Shades, Pictures, Fransen, ¥ ‘and ‘Tas. y , Frames, be Sr Nails, &c., in the District. ams Oasit. Ev Please remember Name snd Number. jy) ty KNOW ALL WEY THAT WE WILL SELL A FINE SUIT OR OVERCOAT $10—FOR ONLY-810 $15—THAT IS WORTH FULLY-815 WELL MADE AND T. UMED. ALL WOOL OVERCOAT OR SUIT $13—FOR ONLY-g13 $Is—THAT IS ACTUALLY WORTH—§18 REALLY HANDSOME STYLE. AN ELEGANT SUIT OR OVERCOAT S1S—FOR ONLY-618 $25-—THAT SELLS REGULAR FOR-§25 VERY STYLISH AND DRESSY. A SUPERB OVEBCOAT OR SUIT $25—FoR ONLY-§25 $35—NEVER SOLD LESS THAN-§33 EQUAL TO CUSTOM MADE. Boys’ Goods at Same Rates. HABLE GROTHERS, Tailere and Clothiers, oct]-e_ Germer 7th and D Streets 5. w, ESS = Sas BD Streets &. wW. ¥ G00Ds, GAR PETINGS, OILCLOTHS, AND KEEPS PATBST PARKTLY-MAUE URBESS SHIKTS ew supplies daily fur the fall and win- ese wn septtr Ww. Ww. BURDETTE & CO. B4* RUM. J lust received from Arroyo, acle of BAY RUM. lv p + @5.50 per gallon. ere. atin 1214 ¥F street northwest, a AFTERNOON SERVI‘ COLN HALL, at 3:3) o'vlock, by the Yoong Men of the A-soct YOUNG MEN SPEOIALLY INVITED = a ter SABLATE f= BOILING HOT OM 10E-O0LD TEs, COFFEE AND CHOCOLATE, f ad Frasrant, WiTH MILBURN 8 UNRIVALLED SOD*, 2429 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, fo-tr near Willard’, (SS AMILTON BUILDING associa The secvud regular mouthly meeting 8 Hamilton Bwld-ng Aseociati: stions to stock, payment of dues and held at the 5. ct Trade Rooms. corner of 9th st tnd Pennsylvania averus,on WEDNESDAY, No- vember 3,at7 p.m. The officers will be in attend- ance at 6'p m. to accommodate all pera: tire te subscribe for stock. The subscri already large. All should avatl them: mpity to obtain s:ock before it is at cogs close. Shares $] cach Tots \Apruscor st fost JOHN A, DOT 2, cecret wry. JAMES FRASER, Treasurer. Sr pstuier OF COLUMBIA 7 percent us Bonds. 4 Os ata - Special improvement © per cent. Bonds, receiva bie for special taxes. _cct8-Im_ LEWIS JOHNSON & 00 , Bankers, TAXPAYERS’ NOTICK.—Your bills for SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT TAXES cag Bow be ppid for less money than at any time herato- fore. “Itts not probable that the present low prices = much = ee Feely once and take Wantage of the low rates offe me Lay &00., J.C. _cct28 Im B93 as otrect, EE DIPLOMA of Holmes’ Old Man of the Mountain Liver Pullsat Dr. L. W, Wright's Drog Store, corner 7th and E streets southwest. $1.000 tor the astection of Mercury or any other poisonous substance in them. Sold by all Drugekts. ctl Sw wale of mouey, will be 4 who de- ni list is 83 ot the premiam {> AELINGTON 00 OPERATIVE BUILD ING ASSOCIATION — jar meeting for the peyment of dues WEDNESDAY, Movember 10. at BOARD OF TRADE ROOMS, 519 Market Space. Subscriptions for the remaining shares will receiv. ‘Chas, B. Balley, Gas OM\ce, 10th. a. w. Geo. W. Harkness, 1220 H,n Edward Medley 1200 7th. i. Penicks, Government Printing Office. ¥ letropolitan Bank. i. overnment Priuting Office. JW. Tyler, 742 loth, n. w. B. Robinson. 921 Penney ivania avenue. ii A Sin.w. ape Miler, 36% 2 ral Department. ngley, Agricaltar 5 Davia Hittenhonse, sn THOMAS HYDE, Prosid at. EDSON, Secretaryy nnn strert northwest. oct?-th.sat w.tnovld BEMOVAL. SAVINGS BANK, Southeast coruer Virginia av. and 4% street, Bas removed to the northeast coruer of 4s aud KE streets southwest, F. &. BOSWELL, Treasurer. JNO. JOY 311G cis im SECOND CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSUCIATION! of the SEOOND 00- SSOCIATION will bs G. November Sth, 1875. ryland avenay and for the payment gang Books will be open for a each, representin 3 seroctatton to begin closing at theend of the sizth Bock subscriptions can be made at the following lacen: ©. B. Church & Sons, Lumber ge jland venue and Sth street southwest, ro. Grocers, corner Marylaad and Ith sirect southwest. ican: weitty & Harvey, Hatters, 205 7th street north- ent. Ets S Bro., Tobacconists, corner 7th and F streets or Johvson & Bro. Coal Merchants, 12th street wharf; corner F and 12th northwest, office of the Great Falls Ice Co ; 1112 9h northwest. henson & Bro., Wood snd Coal merchants, 7th B. A. Walker, Grocer, 4° street, between Band F uthwent. ‘Thom peon & Co., Hardware, corner lth st. and = srpeuter, Y. Me Christ‘an Association iy er coeeeie Se et nee. Soo . ). Pa +B. Freight Depot. Depo 8 Hagen a southwest. first regular meetin, OPERATIVE BUILDING A beld cu MONDAY EVENIN one m associa Deaters, corner |. & PL }» Grocers, corner 434 and L «trois Gi WHITR, P-'; G.m. THOMPSON Beet, TEae Kgpreeess souneon 4 co. BANKERS, Corner of Wh Strect and Penasyleania Avenua, worcign Kuchange and Golde, District Coomriioei . B. OFFL Opposite Treasvry Department," BABK OF DEPOSIT, EXCHANGE, &e. and District BONDS, Collections made on all points. Investment Securities on Comtaietion. mari-te E,W. WHITAKER. W. J. COOKE. WHITAKER & General Claim and ion Agents, cette Nor 51s toh arate i Dp. FL ay to EVENING STAR. Washington News and Gossip. GovFRNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.—Inter- nal revenue, $272,689 02; enstoms, $63,312.72. SeckeTaky CHANDLER returned to this city aud resumed his duties this muralog. THE AMOUNT of national bank note eur- rency recelyed at the Treasury to-day for re- demption aggregated $262,000. ¢ pted by th comb er VISITORS AT TH Secretary of the Tr Internal retary of War, Secretary of the Inte General Cowen visite 4 ihe Preside or, and t to-day. THE CASE OF BRiGHamM YounG, which was yesterday brought up at the Cabinet meeting, has been referred to the Attorney General, who bas sent to Salt. Lake City for a full report of the case, befvre taking any action. THE PRESSURE upou the Commissioner of Patents by members of Congress and others for appointments, bas produced its result in the discharge of eleven (not twen has been reported.) employes—fo seven female —to make room for p D¥ATHS OF NAVAL OFFICER: —The Navy department has been officially notified of the deaths of Medical Director Daniel Egbert at Philadelphia, Oct. h, and Mapiain Moses B. Chase at Cambridge, Mass, Oct. 21st, both on the retired list. INTERNAL REVENUE APPOINTMENTS were made to-day as follows: Gaug Benj. F. Jennings, tth*district, Ohio; E. C. Morgan, sth district, Kentucky; Moses Mor- ris, Sth district, [ilinois. Storekeepers— Luther A. Chase, 13th district, New York. Two NEW PLANETS DISCOVERED.-—-Pi Henry received telegrams this morning nouncing the discovery of two new planets, of the twelfth magnitude, in Europe—one by Palisa, at Berlin, in R.'A., 3h. Om. nortii, deellnation 18° 17’, motion south; ani one by Pan! Henry. at Paris, in R. A., Sh. 3s’ norti, declination 15 motion very sligiit. ASSISTANT SECRETARY Cowky has re- ceived a letter from Mr. Chandler saying that he has observed that the newspapers Assistant 8 place. While the ney ‘y rior expresses ignorance ‘pf Lie transac. won, he nevertheless int Cowen to notify a his return.— NAVAL OR ander C.C. Car- penter ordered tocommand te Alliaace at Philadelphia, nstant. Lieat S. Grennegle and L. G. Palmer, M conway, tot tenant M. B. Baford, detached from the Michigan 1 . 1th instant. — Lieutenants Rash and Wm. H. Reeder, from the deiphia and ordered to the stant. Passed Assistant Olson, from special duty at and ordered to the THe Conner yard Pa Alliance, 15 artford, Conn., Alliance, 15th instant. AND COAL Trape. special correspondence of the Bal American from Caimberland, Nov says: of Cumberlant coal The shipment ‘anal for the © week previous. boats left this poats leftou Mon. of coal. The statement er the Camberiaud and Pet nsy lv: read during the same we is @s follows: Compared with the corres. responding period of last year there Is an | increase for the week of 5,040.14 tons oa the | esapeaké #od Ohio canal and a decrease of 11,743.01 tonson the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. By tne i there is an inereas decrease, 5.29311 tons. compared with the year 1874, there is an in- crease Of 59,255.14 tous om the Chesapeake and Obio canal, and adecreage of 167,025 07 tons on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, and an increase of 69.852 tons by the Pennsylvania State line. tal decrease, 46,957.13 tous. The report continued to show the prosperity of the canal. QUEEN VICTORIA'S GRANDCHILDREN. — The birth of & daughter to the Duchess Edinburg increases the tally of Queen Vic toria’s grandchildren to twenty-seven, twen- ty-four of whom are still alive, and that of her total living progeny to thiyty-three, inx eluding three unmarried childten, and the Princess Louise, who is married, but with- out family. The Duke and Duchess of Edinburg were married at St. Petersburg, January 25, 1x74, and their first child, a son, was born to them upon the 15th of the fol- lowing October. FATAL DUEL IN A GaRReET.—In New York, a duel oceurred yesterday morning on the top floor of No. 106 Delancey street be- tween two Polish Jews, pamed Jos. Goldman and Moses Piskall. Goldman was shot over the right temple and right cheek andl in- stantly Killed. Piskall was shot over the righteye and mortally wounded. The men | were partners as jewelers, and the tragedy is supposed to have arisen out of a business | quarrel. A NFGRO DespERaDo.—! Johnson, a | desperate negro, stanbed two white men and | two negrees on the steamer Phil Allin, Moa- day, about twelve miles below Memphis, killing one negro instantly. The other one was put ashore in a dying condition. The crew of the Allin arrested Johnsou and sent him back to Memphis for trial. It is re- ported that he recently escaped trom Marion (Ark) jail, where he was confined for the murder of another negro. THE CIVIL SuITs AGAINST TWRED.—In the supreme circuit court to day Mr. Field, on behalf of Wm. M. Tweed, moved to re- move the civil suit of the state from the cal- eudar for this term on the ground that since the notice of trial, but within the time al- lowed, the defense has put in a supplenser: tary @ er, changing the issue. After ar- gumer hea mai was reserved.—N. Y. Jour- Com. 2d. THE St. Lovis WHISKY FRaUDS.—Jos, W. Fitzroy, ove of the indicted whisky ring, formerly clerk in the United States collec- tor’s office at St. is, has withdrawn his former plea of not guilty and entered a gt of guilty on two counts of the indictment. It is said he will appear as a witness to the government in cases to come on and disclose the action of the ring. ee ARD STATE IN eens De itches from Cologne state that several mem- of the Catnedral have given f coul transport ng the yéar 1575, a of the against his cxpuulen ‘tress his palace. A Wirk BEnEaDED.—Lemuel T. Abbot, a of Ossipee, N.H., killed bis wife yest near! rom the @qaarrel. He attempted to hang himself, but was ¢ t — He was arrested and confessed the Aw ELECTION TRAGEDY.—Johu Watkins, of yesterday oy fan quite iti onan ‘was taken in a carriage. On ar- Tiv! bome he dead from over excite. a i ei ment. Bi ot expect was so much that she is not to recover. RELIGIOUS CENTENNIAL.—At a meeting’ Monday, twas receives to bela s ronelons cenrenut in that city in 1878, in ave- from | entire county tick ELECTION RETURNS. Last Night tes Republican, 3 Democratic * Dispatches, The returns last night from the several states in which elections were hell yester- day, indicate republican successes in Pexn- | syivapla, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Jersey and Wisconsin, the defea* of the many democrats in New Yor« cit probable success of the repablicans York state by a small m jority; democratic vietorics iu Marylan 1, Virginia, Mississipp In Richmond, Va., the state senatorial con- test was very animated against General Bradley T. Johnson, oue of the regular dem- oeratic candidates, who pulled through aitec ahard fight. The re in Mississippi in- éreases the democratic delegation in Con- gress. A summary of these dispatches are appended, and the latest returus will be found under our telegraphic head. MARYLAN! The Demoerats Defeat the Reformers The election in land yesterday was for @ governor, attorney general, comptrol- ler of the treasury, one half of the state sen- ators, members of the legislature, judges of the orphans’ courts, county commissioners, State's attorneys. ‘sheriffs, treasurers and surv In Baltimore city tne election resulted in a very large majority for thedem- ocratic state ticket and the democratic leg- islative ticket, as well as for judges of the orpbans’ court, state's attorney, sheriiT and surveyor. Seventeen wards /n Baltimore gave Carroil (dem. ) for governor, 15,02 ma- jority. The majority for the balance of the State ticket is avont the same. The three re- muining wards will probably give a small Cemoeratic majority. Anne Arundel county gives about 700 democratic maj rity on the state and county tickets. Wicomico county, reported, 750 democratic; Kent coanty, re- Foried, 100 democratic. Returns from otuer counties are very meagre, but indications a J are that the entire democratic state ticket is | elected. Allegany county gave Harris ( form) for governor 43) majority. B y, not including Bal ajority of about 400 for H iek county gave the reformers 600 majority The third district of Montgomery county gave Carroll 127 majority, and the Rockville distriet 221 majority. Caroline county gave er gives Har- re that How- 300 Carroll 151 majority. Dorchest ris 1501 jority. Indications y will give Harris ut ma- NEW YORK. aos 1 om New York m. to.day, says that the repub the state by from 19,000 to 15,000. rissey (anli-Tammany,) is elec State senate by 2 majority. Weed claims the state a the State Aled 230 a ns carry aa Mor- ows: repab! ass mpl. ans, 10 ps and 48 evats crats, and claims the election of the e! publican state ticket by 5,0) to <,000 nm ty. Tammany elects only ona of t senators and six of the tiventy-oa blymen from New York city. NNSYLVANEA, Majority of about 22 pb in Ubis slate Was for Zoveruor, treasurer, members of both houses of the legislature, and county officers. A dis pateh dated 1:30 this moruing says complete returns from all the wards in Philadeiphia give Hartranft (republican) 17,352 majority lor governor. The prohibition ticket polled 31 votes. republicans also elect their Harrisburg gave Har- tranft 800 majority, a repubilcan gain of over 300; 22 counties, including Philadelphia, gave Hartranit a majority of 1,427. Complete re- tvrps from Scravton city give Hartranf majority, a gain over Latta’s vote las wuzerne couvty polled a light © 94 The largest repubiican gains were m x the citwof Scianton. The democrat jority on the state ticket in the cou estimated at 1,009. The republicar the election of part of their cou Wilkesbarre gives Rarteanft 4 maj democ.atic gain of 190. szerne ! from 1,500 to 2,000 democratic majority A dispatch dated 3 a.m. says 47 foot up 20,751 majority for Hartrar McClure concedes the state to Harty 2.600 majority. ng cla VIRGINIA. Large Couseryative Gaius, Virginia yesterday elected memuears of the house of delegates and one hali the members of the senate. A large but nota full vote was polled. Full returns rom Ri¢hmond city show that Gen, Sradiey T. Johnson, for state senate, against whom the independents made the strongest fight, has a majority in the city of 530. Returns from the county greatiy re- duce ais majority in thedistrict, but his e1ec~ tiga is certain by over 200majority. The cwo other conservatives for the senate, Tanner and Wortham, are elected by much larger majorities. Retucns from fifty-four precincts in different counties show increased majori- Ues for the conservaties, whose gains in many cases are large. Therepnblicans show ouly small gains, aud in few instances. It is impossible to estimate the extent of the independent movement, as the returns are loo meagre. The conservatives carry the city of Lynchburg by a small majority—a gain of over 100 over last year, when the re publicans carried the city. Norfolk city elects all conservatives, there being no op position. Republican gains in Norfol county p.obably elect J.D. Brady (rep.) to the sen- ate and Connor (colored) to tue house. Ports- outh elects a conservative to the house. n Alexandria county Fowle and Simpson, conservatives, were elected to the house of delegates by about 250 majority. In Lou- doun, Mathews and Carter, conservatives, were elected. Siuclair and Claughton, for the senate, were elected In the Ist district over McKenzie and Gray, independents. MASSACHUSETTS. The State cam Again by 5,000 t Majority. The election yesterday was for a full ticket of state officers, for members of both houses of the legislature, executive counsellors, county officers, and a Member of Congress from the Ist district, vice Buffington, de- erased. At 11:15 last night the election of Ree, republican, for governor, was generally conceded. The Journad estimated his ma- jority at from 5,000 to 7,00% The vote for Baker (prohipition candidate) will be be- tween 7,000 and 8,000. The Adams vote will reach 1,700, and may go beyond this estimate. The entire republican ticket is probably elected. The total vote will fall somewhat below that of last year. The legisiature shows republican gains in both branches. In Boston tbe republicans elect thirty represen- lative: and four senators, and the democrats €lect fifteen representatives and four sena- tors. Rice carried Boston by only 7s votes. Crapo, republican, for Congress in the ist district, was elected by 4.000 major The democratic majority for goveraor last year WAS 7,062, NEW JERSEY. The —— Secure = Houses The election was for # full house of assem- tate lors. | of the legislature and county oi sparsely represented at the polis, throagh fear of violence. The democrats will have about 20 Majority on Joint ballot in the Leg- islatnre, and three Congressmen out of six. Jeff Davis has been spoken of as the next United States Senator. The democrats elect Lamar, Singleton, Hooker and Money to Congress, and perhaps the entire delegation of six. Republicans concede the state to the Cemocrats, who claim it by 10,000 majority. WISCONS! Republicans Carry the State. €iection was for governor aad other officers, and members of the legislature undéred and forty towns give Ladding n republican, for governor, 420 majority, a ublican gain of is ybably elected by fre 5,00, bat e balance of the re ean ticket is in mbt. Hon. E. W. Keyes, chat publican state central committ Sentinel the success of one whole ticket. Tha ie erais concede the election of Lunidingt MINNESOTA. The Republicans Carry The jon Was for state of x 4 re > the State. ere amendments to the state constitat also voted upon. Late re ros election of the reputliean cepting the candidate for Whose election is uncertain cans do not claim over 5,09 m impossible to make a close esti legislature, but it will be jargely ri OREGON. The Election of Congressman Doubt. A dispatch from Salem says returns io cate the election of Warren, repubdli Congress by a smali maje Mitchell telegraphs Judge city, that the official vote termine the result. 2 were ndieate the te ticket, ex ate tn The jorit « ou An election was hel for county officers. give Huck (rep.) 19.752, 5,081, Hesing (opposition sition el: i ey (ind.-dem 18,187. The oppo- m that the county towns will give Hesing nearly a sold vote, aod hope by this aid to overcome the city majority for Hacix. Municipal Contest in Detrott. ion tor mayor vester. y. The contest was squarely on the liquor question. Alexander Lewis was the rezalar democratic nominee against W. G. Toomp son, republican. Returns from 13 of t preclucts indi n by ab te Lewis’ elec 1 t 1.500. The republicans claim to have a ma- 3 the nei they hay ticket, but nu de obtained. I ws G Rochester (N. Y.) Express particulars of the performanes « her recent trot at that ISL the best recorded tin “Though Lulu failed to ous mare Lulu, pla mile, 2.44 Goldsmith Ma: ceeded in trott ie the faste record, and beats even her magnificent performance bere last August She was accompanied by a piebald ranaing horse attached to a sulky, which was driven ust far enough behind ‘her to exciteher t» her best efforts, On te first beat she did seem to get down to her best work u reached the kstretch, where the bad closed pretty well up. After that she trotted splendidly. Oa the homestreich the pace was very fast, but she ceate! In getting in’in 2.1 i heat Green made a erate mpl to win the coveted and the glory of beat ing 2.14, and Lula’s trotiing for the first ture ters of a mile was such as to inspire t belief that she would accomplish the won. derfui feat. It is generally believed that she would have done so but for the high wind which was blowing from the southeast, and Which lew square in her face quite hard whea she was rounding the upper turn. Charley Green put her te her best, but it was useless; be st One second too going under the Wire in \. This prac- Ueally ended the stroggle, though on her third attempt she made the splendid time of 216. it is the almost universal belief among horsemen that Lulu will yet succeed in trot ling below 2.11, and ber performance y cay fully justifies it.” ASSAULT UPON A TEACHER. Robinson and her daughter J envicted in the police court at Mich.. a day or two ago of a gross ack upon Miss Clara Y: school. It appeared from the testimony that Miss Young had the duty of keeping order in the hall when the chil- dren UReege ou Josephia Robinsgn was disorderly, and the fact was reported to her teacher, Miss Beardsley, who turned her over to Miss Young for réproof. The girl was stubborn and violent, and the teacher locke t her up lu the eloak-room. The girl's mother came to the school-house, broke into the room, and released herdaughter, and the two then set upon the teacher and beat her sha ne- fully, leaving her nneonscious. Justice Har- baugh, in passing sentence, said that the case Was an aggravated one, and called for severe punishment; that the teachers in the public schools must be protected in tae «is- charge of their duties, and that parents must be taught not to interfere with tue proper discipline of their children ti thesehools. He was disposed to inflict the extreme penalty of the law, vel in view of the fact that the mother was a widow with a large family, be would impose a fine of only $10. Sentence Was suspended on the ebil: A Bap Boy.—Louls Rink, a yoath of eighteen, committed a burglary last sum- mer, but his father, a prosperous tailor of 49 Ludlow strect, stood bail for $1,000 in bis bebalf. The young man avoided trial by fleeing to Canada, and left his father to pay the movey. He returned last week and {n- duced his younger brother, William, to leave his father’s house and aid in robbing him. Louis procured the writing of # letter to Mr. Rink which demanded his presence in an- other part of the city. During his absence they entered his bouse and stole some jew- elry. Not finding a quantity of money where they expected. they were about depsrilog, when they verceived their motuer and youngest brotier observing them. Louis laced a revolver at his mothér’s head, reateving to blow ber brains out if she gave any alarm, ard W:)liam held a dirk to his juvenile brother with a similar threat. They wen escaped, but were arrested shortly atter.—. ¥. Letter RICHARD GRANT WHITE has boen de ted In more blu ndering—or “heterophemy as he cails it. In trying to illustrate the subject of “heterophemy,” receutly, in the Galaxy, he quoted a writer who recently re- ferred to Moses as declaring in the Ninetieth Psaim that the days of our years are three Score years and ten. “Now it goes without Saying,” remarks Mr. White, “that the writer of that paragraph knew, aod did not for @ moment even forget, that David wrote the Psalms. He thought the name of the Hebrew king and psalmist, and he wrote the name of the Hebrew leader aad | .wgiver.” On the contrary, he did nothing of the kind. The Ninetieth im is eutitied “Tue Pray- er of Moses, the Man of God;” and the writer [ining parapraph knew what he was talking about. WArM WEATHER IN THE AxcTiC.—The whaler Onward, Captain Hayes, arrived in this port yt The news which sue brings is ‘int ~ She left the Arctic ocean September 23, of the has had to do with th strap, seeeene the 4 ere 1s som that scientists will have 10 con! —<_—_—_____— POISONED BY THE DEAD.—Dr. Wyatt, a S physician in the Anne! and 116 feared that be of & assisted atthe the body «I have no doubt of | | | | Telegrams to The Star. aa NOVEMBER ELECTIONS. THE LATEST RETURNS. ae NEW YORK. TAM A) i is BIG BEAT. REPUBLICAN LEGISLATURE ELECTED, BT SIBES CAIN THE srt TICKET, Saipan VLVANIA, REPUBLICAN, ° WISCONSIN AND KANSAS DITTO. —_-—___ LATEST FROM MARYLAND. ————— iar THE ELECTIONS. NEW YORK. A Republican Legistature. Judge Edmunds has received the followi dispated New York, Nov. m.—We have prtaiply elecied the republican legislature in both branches, and we think our stale licket. A. B. CORNELL. By Associated Press.! Republicans Claim a Majority of Over A Repubitcan Legtstature Elected. NEw YORK, Nov 5 is good encouragement for the belief taat Mr. Seward aud his companions on the state ticket are elected by more than 5.000 majort ty. Returns indicate that the senate will ng consist of 21 republicans and 11 democrats: rey tbe assembly of crats, giving the re on joint ballot. Tammany's Bix Defi is city the entire anti- Tan cers has been el 1 District Attor: have majorities of near! Three at least of the r for civil justics 1 ele The re publicans haveelected their t for aldermen at large. 45 Counties Gut of 59 Republicaa. We estimate tha 2 republicans have carried 45 ont of tite 59 counties of the st In this city Tammany Hal! has succeeted in electing but one seaator, Mr. Gerard, two of the remaining districts being ¢1 Messrs. Booth anil Banden, and two t Tammany democrat Bixby. Instead of th blicans and 49 de aS A Maasority of blican candidates four republican dis- triets to which we were redivced last year the republicans carried tricts yesterday. Rt least nine di {t is @ perfectly safe ot more than one-third of ion from this city ue Kelly tieket. What The Times Says. Times, editor congratulates re- result, and says: Tilden, as a Presidentia! candidate, has destroyed bitself, and It is now beyond doubt that both republicans and demcerats will have to place new candidates before the people ear if they wish to succeed. Gen. Grau’ ‘a8 long been out of the question as a lential candidate, and now Governor Tild may safely make up his mind to public life with his No one need fear ti cesses will revive the Pp sdead as Jutius Cesar. We avé supported such a scheme cireumstar%es, and nothing what- lead us to do so now. he World Says the State tx Close. e Wor says:—The state ts very c t 2 lose his returns received are better for tie de- mocracy., The legislature isin doubt. The mejority will be small in hes. The assembly, we believe, will be democratic. The political comple ion of the senate ca: not bedetermiued uutil more full returas are received Bigelow's major 1 the city is 28,00, and the aptt-Tammany couuty ticket from »2,9% to 24,000, Morrissey’. Majorit The Times fixes Morrissey’s mij The World on the “om Yea: The World alludes to we democracy ing the state by 5,00, and says pablic opt jou will gravitate steadily towant Tilten’s support, and the 5,000 of th 1575 will become again the 55, tenbial year of 1576. How the Herald Figures It w York, Nov.2.—Tue Herd says: in the state the democrats provably win by a majority ranging from 5,000 to 6,00. This shows & loss of over 40,000 of the Tilden m: jority. New York city and county and Kings county give about 55,000 democratic majority, thas overcoming the republicaa gains in several —— of the state. Tuis will tosure the election of Bigelow for sec- retary of state. General results, the Herald op of the election in this city yesterday will searcely surprise any one who las care. fully watched the canvas of the campaign. The attempts of Tammany Hall organiza- Uon to thwart the popular Will by subjagat- ing the judiciary and all other important of- ficers to the caprice of political leaders were defeated at every essenlial poiut. Tribune Figuring. The Tritune says New York has gone dem- ocratic by a reduced majority. It says: At Unis time (3 a.m.) it is difficult to estimate closely the majority ar” oO) the Cen- ~) of her hand, Bigelow bas about %,000 aud in the neighborhood of 27/900 in New York. giving him about 10.000 in the entire state. Both branches of the legislature are repnblican, that party haying proba sly 4 two-thind vote. Tribune Comments. Editorially Wwe Zrwune says it will be pretended, We presume, Uhat this is in auy wise a republican victory in the city and county. The republicans bave elected their district attorney with the aid of anti-Tam- mapy democrats, and in return for the as- sistance rendered by the latter have giveu them their county odicers and @ victory over Tammany hall. The whole significance of the result lies in the factof Tammauy’s de. feat. The Sam Gives it Up The Sun gives tue state to the republicans, K “a County Democratic. New York, Nov. 3) —Kings couuty, with five districts to bear from, gives Bigelow. (dem.) for secretary of state, 6,952 majority. Brooklyn jwhican. Schroder, (rep) for mayor of Brooklyn. with five districts to hear from, has 1,0) ma_ jority. je. COOPERSTOWN, Nov. 3—O) county democratic, state ticket 300 m: ily. Bofftalo Piles up a ity for J Majority BUFFALO, Nov. 3.—Batffalo, wit two dis- sa by the vote for the nominees, gives Ward 2,83 majority. ALBAaRY, wT Nov. Tp to noon to- day returns indicate the ‘of twenty and_tweive to the The Times says: There | 0 candidates | im it by about 5,¢90 majority. Tae | Rebrowter, The State with Chances Favor of the = New You, Nov. 4,2 pm — ny ~ | turns at band leave state in dowh, with | chances rather in favor of Rigelaw idem | The majority ts unlibely. to's: oe) . Com morn- » Tep., for mayor of Brook’ yn, 1,306 nties estimated this ¥ decrease. Journal concedes the state oat, 1.000, mavority. while by 200 oF 3.0%. Hepubiiceas certainly bave a fair working both houses, ire—Senate will about 21 republicans, 1 democrats. Asem. | bly—13 repnblicaa, 3 democrats. | MARYLAND Democrat im Balt- Judge Edmunds bas received the following dispateh BALTIMORE, Nov 3, 1:22 a m—Raltimore city bas been made, by the most out < | frauds and violence, to give from | &© eighteen thousand majority for Carroll. | From the counties. reform gains repurtet ry where, but not enough to overcome the terribly fraudulent vote of Baltimore. | ©. Fonron. | Bpew The Star.) j George County for Carroll. | _MaAKLBORO Wa Fe Grow } arlbery otlingham ¢ The der Him 2 OcraLs, 1, Oxen Qreen Chartes County for Reform INCK Ger MARI boke’, & | Mp., Nev. form ticket at Ge COUNTY, gives the re Democratic Rookvilie Connty ov dintric x gives the d ley's distr Clarksburg cratic majority will not be far fre Py Assonated Press | Worcester County Gives Carroll 700 The demc B 159. Majority. | SALisnvery, Mp. dD 3 county gives Carroll ermor, about y atic majority Caroline County. y, M Nev. Harris reform) | ity in Caroline ongh (reform) is ted to the legisiature, and Kk. B. Calbreth ) is probably elected to the legislature by a small majority. PENNSYLVANTA Hartranfts Judge Edmunds received a dispatch from | Pulladelphia this morning stating that Ha tranft's majority would not reach over 15 1 1 the tntertor as the repabil- Mercer County. Judge Edmunds has received the following | dispatch MERCER, PA., Nov. 3, a. m.—Mercer county 609 majority for Hartran in of "On Wa. tated Press. Ret 4 —t Tr ast year BR SER. Awe count Pais, Pa., No | gives 1,0 republican 1 ain of 1 PHILADELPY democratic ma, a1. ras. county complete ty, & republican jor yy. 3.—Monroe county, 1,900, democratic gain, ¥ 1A, Nov arren county m majority of 275. A dem- HILADEL? Nov. 3.—Moatour coun- democratic majority S21 umbla county, democratic majority t dé MISSISSEPI:. G Wiley — of fis to A telegram to © fr Mc. Holly Springs, Nov. 3, says “Marsball county gives me a majority 1 0. Writer Wetts.” jection tlister, dated y G Mr Wells was the republican anti-Ames ate, and Howe the Ames candidate. doubtedly elects Welis MASSACHUSETTS. Bice Still Ahead. Nov. 3.—Turee hundred and tnir- | from, ¢ 8.941; Adams, 1, EW JERSEY. A Repoblican Asseurbly Elected ew Nov. 3.—G a New Jersey «i lican members of the assembly and nocrats. WISCONSIN. j The State Republican Judge Edmunds has received the following dispatch MADISON, Wis., Nov.3, 2 @. m.—Indica- tiovs are that our entire ticket ix elected. There seems to be nodoubt. E. W. Keys. } MICHIGAN, j Detroit on Both Sides. |. Derrort, Nov bas 1.655 majority. poblican city ticket is elected, with the ex- | ception possibly of district attoraey. The coune!l will stand nearly a Ue on the Saa- day liquor trafic question, A Repubticas Straw. LEAVENWORTH, Nov. 2, midnight—Tae whole republican county ticket is probabil: elected by about 500 majority. No retarns have been received from the state, and‘no- ibing can be given in regard to the resuite to-night. “< | Carlist ManrtD, November 3.—Sabalis hat re- - ~ ay Spain, go avn he hog 3 ‘- lists. He and Gen. Dorregara: ‘court- marttaled for the late disasters to the Carlist cause in Catalonia. reat Fire iu Peru. Oct. 21.—A fire at somieme. Perv instant, destroyed . banks, The firemen, aided v; sbips, made every effort Throwing sea-water on them worse. Iquique being Well as the sidewalks, and nated with nitrate, made alt trol the fire unavailing. It is calentated about €500.000 worth of property has been stroyed. The principal buildings the branch of the Natioval Bank, Honee, the Iquique and Commercial the office of the Pacific Log’ eg og Company, the market place, pewers ag-4 ilway offices aad the Lendoa Abundant aid bas been H alt H dents. .—A severe slotk a. Fort Yama oa ported THE VALUE Or Wispow FLowers—Ina leLier to the London Times, the Rev. George Mesres Drought writes: “For three i have lived ip a town. lima