__—_—_—_———— ee, — THE EVENING STAR | PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday Ex: ’ At the Star Building, —' 8.W. Corner Pennsylvania Av and lth Street, ' BY THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY. ‘The STAR 1s served by the carriers to theit Bdecribers in the Ouy cas District Tex OEnTs PER WEEX. with ‘Sent from the office longer than paid for. The WEEKLY STAR—published on Friday Morning—One Dollar and a Haifa Year. EVENING STAR. LATE TELEGRAMS, &c. In Tennessee last week, two attempts were Made to assassinate Gen. W. J. pebdlican candid He was as- Seulied twice im the cars wale traveling to Meet bis appointments by gangs of rowdies, severely, and would Bave taken his Ife Bad he not been rescued by the con- @uctors of the trains. ‘One of the editors of the St. Louis Timez, who retused to take the tes: oath, and who conse- quency could not get registered, has brought suit agai the Registers, laying Bus damages The case will goto the Supreme ir the purpose of testing the constitu. ofthe law. Gen. Frank Blair bas bad AS smmilar case pending for over a year While Gen. Butler was speaking at Lowell on Wednesday night, some one threw a stone @t Bim. tut struck an old geatieman mamed MeKeown, injuring him severely. The Repap- mittes immediately offered a reward of $ for the apprehension of ‘he culprit, and “Gen. Butler added $500 to the sum. At che election for members of the Legisia- tmreReld in British Columbia on Thursday, th didates who red joining the Do- on of Canada were successful in every in- Stance. Au immensely large vote was polled, im couse juence of foreigners of three monks Tesid: now having been permitted to vote. The committee of the New York Uaton League to mvestizate tae nacuralization frauds in that cit, om posed of sever gentlemen, as follows Dodge, Horace Greeley, Moses H. Grinnell. Isaac Sherman, Isaac H. Batley, Marshall 0. Koberts and John H. White. The large negro vote cast for the Democratic candidates at the late election in Tennes-ee sur- Prised both political parties. The Memphis Avalanche (Democratic) has come out squarely for negro suffrage. Fully one-half of the negro vote was cast for the Democratic ticket. Lord Monek. Governor General of Canada, ‘will sau for Engiand on the 1th instant. His suceessor, Sir John Young, will await his ar- Tival, and General Wyndham will be sworn in as Administrator during the interim. Itis asserted in Richmond that parties ont- de of the State have offered $1,500,000 in Vir- ginia State bond= and €500,000 in currency tor the State's interest m the Virginia and Tennes- see Railroad. The reported prize fight between Wormald and O'Balawin at Poughkeepsie, on Friday, is arely a fabrication. Wormald is in Boston. been there ever siuce the fight at Lynn, and has not a mark on him. Private advices trom Arkansas say Governor Clayten’s proclamation declaring tuartial law im eleven counties of that State Produces no excitement whatever. No occasion is known for sueb act The bark Kate Darton, of St. John, N. B..was burned at sea, September &. The captain, second mate, and tem of the crew have arrived at St. Helena, but the fate of the rest of the crew is unknow The stenmship Marimou, from Savannali, WAs "on ito by the steamship General Meace near Sandy Hook. on Saturaay last. Were seriously imyured. S. V. Ryan, the new Bi York. was o ew Orleans Repwilican had a leader in we defending General Rosseau ‘acks of the press North. ted that the Arch! eaered to Rignt Kk: the Dhocese of Lilinois. + and Executive Au- rities— Articles of Impeachment of the overnor, Xe. Florida, Friday night, c Lumber of kG or more were sum- ¢ unty Authorities to dications of trouble, and the scharged. The cause of tb of conflicting order: Gov. Gleason, and fe t the colored people would tivn of Legistat wed Saturday mornin, | quorum was present when | ot impeachme 2 passed. rs heid seats and yoted whose eclared vacant by proclama- tion of thi F by reason of the members | aecepting spying other offices, Gov Reed ret the action of the body. and declares 1. Lievt Gleasou a ton of the execu oft refused by Gov. Reed. who has broagat | inst Gieason and Alden. Secretary of mst the government. by order of tn > will be sent up tot re the articles of impeachmen a een guilty of falsehood and neseting business with m sture and other officers of the © him with iucompeten signed commissioners to | and o:er irresponsible per- d them, sued & proclamation de- ats of the Legisiatare vacant tuly elected aud ret 4. jegal term of service bad ; been guilty of embezzlem om the State Treasury securi Id such securities and then | & portion or ali the proceecs ui ‘Trensury. ie bas been guilty of corruption and be having bartered and sold promin the State to saadry persons fur money hand paid, and nominated such per- Serie for confirmation. For, aad ese and many other crimus usdemeanors which have come to my the hands 1a t Harrison Reed, Governor of Florida. Horatio Jenkins, Ja. ‘he Executive rooms in | Gov. Ree the Capitol as Tee _Beyriey sos Destrore Fine —The hotel and buildings at Bei Sprurgs. the'well-cnown summer resort, = ated in Baltimere county, some thirty mil from the city, om the Northern Central Koil. way, ¢ fire from some unknown cause morning. Being mostly ‘wood, they together with the ure contsined in them, Were in ash: Kicbard Share Bince yictiedy some few article: covered by polic: erpment force of lery, to Cuba. tely despa: | ur batteries Of AFlile | he insurrection there Marshal Serrano has med General Prim Diet of the armies of Spain. Will sath tor Havana oa | the Isth instant. General Dulce has postponed wis departure for Cuba urtil December. Ata meeting of Republicans in Madrid it was d. e party should Vote against z elections. P: reular to the military com: wonding them that itis proper tha: should take part in political meetings. AN StrrRace iw Enaiaxp —T) Beecber, who appeared before t ard in London some reluced by the regrstrars, Bas bee: fore the court for sbjudication, Fa ment was made on behalf of the wome: ne 5 ite to establinh a precedent ‘The case wns argued 3 greet le ‘be ¥ourtof Common Pleas, fore a full bench. Sir G. B. Ovell presiding; Mr. Coleridge rapperting the claim, aud Mr. Mellisd opposing. There comsiderable atx: | | | | { jety to learn the decision of the court, which will be rendered to-day ¥ S7-A bloomer in tartan pantaloons of gay colors parades New York. S7-An Englis fachion paper contains an vertisemen: of “elegant bridal presents to- | SyCUharies Hill, o <,000 majoriy, approximates correctness. Re- turns from the mountain district, received to- night, show the election of Durham, Conserva- tive, to Congress. The delegation will stand five Republicans to two Conservatives, being * Democratic gain of one. The official’ count increases the Republican majority in New Hanover county (including the city of Wil- mington,) to 1,673, which is a Republican gain of 345. GEORGIA. Avevsta, Ga., Noy. 7.—Additional returns continge to increase the Democratic majority iu this State. From present indications 1t wiil Teach 44,000. ALABAMA. MontcowERy, ALa., Nov. 7.—Returns from thirty counties Seymour majorities amounting to and Grant majorities amount, The remaining couuties are pearly all wuite counties, and will probably give Seymour majorities sufficient to overcome the Radical majorities of the negro counties, but the returns indicate that the result is doubitul. ARKANSAS. Littie Rock, Nov. Pulaski county by Hempstead by 30, Dest id Jeffersom by 1,500. lena county by (0, White by 150, Prairie by 1.0), and Ouchita, Drew, Union Columuia and Wooeruff counties by large majorities. It 1s conceded that Rogers, Democrat, is elected t Congress im the 2d district. The ist and ‘id districts are doubtful. The Democrats charge that the Governor's martial law proclamation Was & Move to justify the stoppage of the elec tion in eleven Democratic counties. Report: from Woodruff, Crayhead and Little River counties show ‘that the best feeling prevail- among citizens of all parties and colors. Mar. ual lav will be proclaimed in Little Rock aad Puls. counties next Monday. THE PRESIDENCY. For Grant and Colfax. Electors. Popular M4) 3 erry “on Massachusetts Khode Island. Connecticut,. Vermont Pennsylvania West Virginia. Ohio aay Indiana , 10,04) Iilisois ... Sau Michigan. Bien Wisconsin 15,000 low: 55,000 Nebraska. 4.000 ‘Tennessee, 3 California Nevada .. Missouri 20,000 Kansas. 10,000 North Csrojin: poe F lorida( by Arkansas . Aisbama. 202 BS For Seymonr and Biair. Eight States,..... South Carolina (6 elect ) and Oregon (3 but it is believed the former will give Grant 5,0 majority, and the latter bas gone Democratic by a small ma- jority, Speech by General Grant. A Galena dispatch of Nov. 4, to the Chicago Tribane, says This city, heretofore democratic, yesterday gavea majority for ber distinguished citizen, General Ulysses S. Grant, for President of the United States. The county gives hima larger majority by 400 than it gave to Mr. Lincoln in i-w. This result, together with the triumphant élection of Gen. Grant, was celebrated here this eveuing by a grand torchlight procession, bon: fires, iimminations and other demonstrations of joy. The Galena Tanners, with two bands of and & procession of citizens numbering thousand, marched to the residence of Gen. Grant, in front of which « splendid dis- play of fireworks was sent up. after which ree Tuusing cheers were given for the Presie lect, In response to repeated calls, the pped cut upon the piazza, and ad- ultitude as follow: s andj fellow-citizens of Galena,: I this additional mark of your ficient, Lsuppose, has now been ult of the late election to show bas failemto administer the r the next four years, suppose it is,z0 egc’

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