ERS SSSR = ; ige of the party as eBec‘ually asa definite THE EVENING STAR | 6 Seat The Baltimore Arowon rep ) says PUBLISHED DAILY, Sundays Excepted, henehe Shoate ten tee densa Sonn weht victory for the dem sratic AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Unie state, and prevweee ifs Onal euia @ad dor Ivania Aveuue, corner Lith Street, feat after it) moacnre of Iniqnities «bali hare BY been flict, We b — Dy citations from of fe Joe nts and by the presen a The Evening Star Newspaper Company : sams eeaey eaiaabonte Eevee tanto 8. H. RACER MANN, Pres't. public service bas been eflectuaily converte i ———— e ——— OA MAHI © for th OMT hewn) vt ‘ivate to- THE EVENING STAR is served by carcters to 4 , te-esis ne Ompatibie with pabiie & Qubdseribers at TEN UENTS PRR WEEK, OX FORTY ¢ terests. The ring ha: bred and mainteined Focr © MONTH. Copies az the Counter, expense @ class of criminals by Piro Ounrs xacn.. By miaslpostace Prepest—6o pane ie ¥ it bas bean enabled to cheat 8 @ month: siz months, * ¥ outof its preferred can- ubleshed om Pru: > : — =— ——- eee aaah 1 saat they to defeat the will of tt» ic decedibeinenig a - : nal a a people by frend a 4 terrorism The sam i — *s + ES : ~ r , , . a J eo and ta otr va wh - 7.055. ASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1875. TWO CENTs. navas of Baltimore a Ug wend of Saamn BF Kates of advertisine furnished on application ©: er the whole con tr and or whe fer ee a— = ~ eae = Gen critics of our instlintions with an ex AMUSEMENTS, SPECIAL NOTICES | TENING OV THE ELECTIONS TUESDAY. | Mfg], to The Star. | TM Pres Upon The Etcetioas, | fover ment" on Fnosduyagmin aeverted tone SEMENTS. SPECIAL ice. | BVENING STAR. ; | Telegrams e | : Swirl, ood by Me tea Reeeuy | Sigkatvent Adour eioay eat : i several of the countie ad by Mr. Harris | BEECHER AT THE MEETING TO-DAY. | polls ost and lifted the par 7 Stn Eh LN a Temple. A ta . f SAN FRANCISCO GgLD Bank FAtu ig ain Can i ta he | ~ = v ad made it distinetly and unquail- | § Re Hitt devs ie Amerey __ ti z , nt treasu s : consists of 26 members e . fledly the advocate of bard money and r a : ni OROHES? E “BT. JOSEPH —Regnlar | cisco has becn instractaa erate aud 2 rep nia | THE ELECTIONS. numeption. ‘They have te reward sn apa ed sdircielhghe igre lihe se ; enting of the above named € of the notes of Ational Gold Bank and | W be returne TALS bave elected 9 | ear sae a reversing Os uit of last year Mina t Tate td eters, | Trust Company, bonds for the secarity of | 804 the republic ! NEW YORK. i 2) 000 majority ROMEO AND JULIE TEA : Warnrsctos pr ViNG Pian, NOVESE' RS 2,05 LOOR ” ¥_P. tuk. ste (eR FELLO ws? HALL Be > percent TEULSD SY RVENING, § Cotepay 2 OFice, NS sed at er the 5th tn an assistant a = nos FRANK T RAWLINGS, Secretary, Sp oregon JOE i [Cbronicle, Bepnb)ican and Trib ane _ | vice Walter I | matter ofdoubt. Our table shows as AND EXHIBIT f roran eile who ts about forty-five or fifty years | rent democratic m The senate, = low tin Ohio, may be eaye: The latest ret settling it for the present.” (the | ties in the state show that the democrais The Heruld is jub have elected thelr state ticket. by majorities dered as central standpe . | day. following ai ant over the 4 in Obto, must of necessity exercise @ very ni to the result of the | considerable influence on national poltti but after ail tbere may not be such good rea- son &s is supposed why the republican lead- ers here sbould imagine the victory in 1 ready within their grasp. Massachusetts, ugh earri-d for Hiee, must still be Upon as a do The ra tt- nol so very INPICTMENTS.—Among the indictments | be heard from. Of the x4 members of the fouvd by the grand jury recently for con. | house, the democrats have clected 5 z : ans 2, the remaining 5 bei t the elections of yester the de | m power | y ; ewis ¢ S, a 219 the paramount Vashington correspondent of the Bat ass heitie on Gemeic in yay | Lewis H. Stet s, aing | The Demecratte s ques y t States Tr’ 35 Doria i ahaa 4) one in Paltimore and hington counties Republican Leg: ney!vania, and Uhis result, f time on tes: “As viewed irom this t ——— each, and leaving Somerset and Calvert t) | New Your | ocratic reverse spiracy and pre og false claims are troa any, and in tat finll. St. Aloysing’ S-hool-honse, hoes a Dundas 1 and K serveis northwest, at 7 p.m san [tart aga a ioe Ww itowski, € ers will take place and annual ort, (9), G are | By reier : Erticr, Henry Felterberg, Wiley Tem and Calvert, wich have uot beea | which will range from two to three thousand | ,; et mee nee tor oro | votes. The senate stands 22 republicans to | “Mle electte svete Mlnlee womergeg timore city was 58.911. Mr. | 10 democ perat, for G | fodeme Mr. Harris 21.9% votes; Car- | The W the assembly 75 republicans to | Whllst not necessa si | democrat | contest | have bad any re the states it won 20 republica: | certainty of a close mocrats and 2 anti-Tamm say The ass: tary intluence on 1s close, and may be considered indoubt, | Will think it sate t publican. The | OP Public feeling wi Sdwards, wis Peek. Gorge Keelan, Albert Metcalf, C. Mitchell, G. A. P Stewart, Frau. The that the demoeratie majority will exe thonsand. It also Says the latest E 1 R. David C. 26. Mr. Gwinn, for at and Henry Waters, | ney general, has 35.749 votes, and Mr. Wa votes. Mr. Woolford, for comptrotier, 5 and Mr, Wilicius 2 ¥ THE ARLINGTON FIRE IN. COMPANY Fuk THE DIS pwe, looke eal majority in Pe AN ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENE APPOINTED.—Mr. Augustus 8. Gayle Saginaw Ci large comparatively, and more balfef itean be credited to frauds detpbia. So far, in at as practical reac © 4, of | ¥, Michizan, will be appointed | The wey general and acsiz “partment of the Int Smith, resigned. ke bold expewin & few thousand v \ states may tarn the ate Stitl ia Doubt. alihough we fear it is alsc Tie Albany Evening Journai sa. result on the state tick: ‘committee claim a democratic major | i" Some of the ity, but our latest returns give it to the re- | Seale. The repnb publicans by two majority, with fonr dis. | 88Xlous for President Grant tricts In doubt, two ot which we claim as | CT@tic party t) make irely with tnd.) says 3 f rout rank of his pro- nor will either party yesterday show @ re - E isa lawyer tnt ise 66 nee s, stands 2] | Gemoeratic. and two we have given to the Ik é ~ ve pers. Cae Peik iss an rine Trotting aces at Bonmings tra | f+ sion in Michigan, and of great integrity of | republicans aud If deinoctats, Time former | Ferublieans In our tables. impregnable again: all snaniie® ma year. One year nme the mower aan: ee te EnaS nae ee | Das ae ene cee chara “ter. may carry the tenth district, but the others | A Republican Congressmam Electea. | '2T?2 — cameas crathe victorie ‘om ahh qunreaen, tes reat Dany other variety por 1.45, 1.40 and 315P. naphic says | cratic victories came from all quarters. Tae | republic ims lost all the great states that were contest 1, and @ very large democratic ma- jority in the House of Representatives was oven. This morning the news is republi- publicans have elected their candi- | The New York NAVAL ORDE Assistant Surgeon G for Congress In Chautanqua district to “Tbe reivrns from D. Lippincott ordered to the naval hospital jority of 2. Thia may be’ vai Chelsea, Mass.; Assistant Surgesn C. E. | by forther returns. but not materially. | Black to examinati isettied. The assembly stands ans to 5) democrats, @ repablic: 1 the states show suc! cved Seats, @1. Sone 3 nov3-2 the vacancy, thus adding one to their list | d¢cirled repnblican ¢ of merabers of Congress from this state, 8 = “ pone Tribune Figures. salt. In treth, this count t The Trfhune says the entire democratic bance 8 de James MacDougal, registrar, and John ket Is elected by over 7.00 majority. It | previous to the elect M says the republicans have undoubtedly | [2 'hat long period ove ed @ sufficient number of candidates ty | Of Popular fecling woul in retaraing the ecisiature to give them a two-thint wit iv cinta: | i the senate ail « working majority porrs OPSHKA HOUSE. for promotion; Passe | VERGINI Culberth detache 1 Threatened Cont Chelsea, Mass , and ce 15th instant; Boat- wa from the nav hespit | ordered to the Ajlia ae | spain Petro Johuson from, the navy var >. 7. reENOOS SERVIC Norfolk, and ordered to the Plymonth: SABBATH AFTERNOON SERVICES swain Edward Bonsall from the Plymouth, LINCOLN HALL, at 3:9) o'choek, and placcd on waiting orders. oS by th i Meu of thie A-sociation SErErreaae ew York, which was the other ted certainly democratic by fifty bas been carried by the repubil- | cans. In| Pernsylvania, New Jersey, New York and Massachusetts, the democratic party bar fallen like a row of bricks :rom the Impulse of tbe shock in Ohio. We do not see much Pope's big toe in this. Tne demo- cratic party bes been @t pains to proclaim itself dangerous. and its tbin preteoses of re form have been discredited by The people. Governor Tilden seems to have been at | tempting in New York todo the poopie reat scrvice, but bis warfare with the “rings’ has had something of incongruity in its aspect. He probably rais | up more enemies among the canal robbers than be secured friends GERMAN THEATER. i the Ist precinct ta ONLY TWO NIGHTS fice a remained im tin i {the democrats, if not in the ght. tn candidate for | he house. a straie « was beaten by General Bradley =f , Merald Figuring. chief magistrate of the conservative nominee. | ‘The Herald says it would seem that the orrison Was also arrested on a | deMecratic state ticket is elected beyond a | ITE majorit urge for raislewling voters. Tuey | ‘oubt although some of the republicans ta | AU&N's pres! balled in $5,000 each till to-day. If | the interiorclaim that when all the returns poet pace id a this precinct is established, sod tae | are ip If the democrats baveany majority at | £815 renabtt vote thrown out, Jotinson will lose his elec- Si Scrat ne ead ge alin gids 3 ol | fsa : lature: Senate—repudiican, WEDNESDAY, 3p, THE ARTESIAN WELL. RPLERT IN THE Pac ALLY INVITED | tary of the N AND CORSET Rear Adr etation, THURSDAY, Novew DEBORAH. Almy, of the North onolnlo. Hawaitan Is) flagship F sheen unmistak scoutent with the ad Lion. Full county retarns are still light, but ; democrats, | ue: d ccemslowal diesen teen he ee ores enough has been received to show that’ the democrats. | Une f pccasional dissatisfac ton | a the rau » | complexion of the legislature will not be ma- ‘ a ne Sun sare the latest | Oe il cwine Derk teeny ane cous: ak terially changed. Caroline county elects | Te atic atate teket | TN hen distro ng ca eee ee ican moor | outside the party, which he has for @ time ceytt | towhich the king respor Swann, conservative, and S J. White, inde- | élected by a small majority: ‘The repubii- | WES When disturb!og cau ‘aad, other recent | bad in his pocket: He may nave beenagreat F SHO’ est speecis. jenudent, for the house. Culpeper county | C#"S have @ good working majority in boil state contest, oe 2 “4 aes ee Biya reformer, bul there was sincere dixtrast of (5p BOILING NOT 08 TOE COLD Tes, tects Hall, independent, over Strother, con. | branches of the legislature. . pu cad | Bim, ae a whisperer who ‘meant tutti rather than business. There has been a fran- Ue notion in New York that he was a mili tary D-cessity @ candidate for the Pru | dency. We may depend upon it there will id al wery from this delusion. It coum, in whict ing on that e fc west coastof M y called on PRICE OF SEATS Orchestra Chairs... - Parquette and Dress Circle Gallery eee ania 3 jo extra charge for reserved seats. Doors open ~_ Curtain rises at noel at aoeeeTS COntS ‘0° A, maki EAN control the bulk of the northera states, and the majority of the electoral vote, ir ‘they D CHOCOLATE, CELEERATING THE VICTORIES —A ni servative. Henrico cou.ty elects Talien, re- York-City. VE ae, ber of republican citizens are maktng ar- | publican, over Bryan, conservative; a re- Z e majority tn th tuake reasonably gcod nominations aud it VALLED SODA, rangements for 2 ate and serenade on | publican gain. Hoeringer, conservative, in | city at zs.155, the World at 3 Hackett | reduce no party ber sies into thelr plat- SIA AVENUE Saturd#y evening, ia honor of the late ve- | Me sAme county, has but one majority, un- | and Phelps, republican and ‘ammany | forms. The retaros show that in Minneot= : A rlay a | CMficial. In Augusta county, Hon. A.H. H, | candidates’ for recorder and district attor- | rt’ Wicsewin ae eat ’ New Jersey, there has been a large a leeve, repab- | of popniar votes to the republicans; and it for Surrogate and | seems that, ifno mistakes are committed by and 20,000 majority, | the administration, that organization ts | THIRTIETH REUNION. BAYVYAED TAYLOR. pear Willart’s i an victories. AtS p.m — salute of one hundred guns will be fired,arter which the Marine band will perform f hour or t b age uart was ran for-the house as an indepen- | ney. 1e -)ibict Ur Com Mola DONDS Foe | YT athe 8 KANS. How it Looks ; Cd “| publican party in the Ohio campaign, and BAYARD TAYLOR, - 1S Ae Hous distinguished reprevent ht A Strong Republican Legislature cae or er us al eS eo Winning the Lattle hereagainst the iuflation- At the Congregational Church, corner of 10h and @ 7 percent 15 year Bonds i fan party throughout matey | The republicans have elected nearly Lwo- tae stat? ticket for the democrats | DUC N. ¥. ost says | tts, have had an influeoce in the great mid- ets. preluded with musicby Prof. J.W.Biscbot, | 365 ls. x now in Wasoligton, thirds of the legislature. Atchinson county “It makes the senate stand repab, | _ “The votes in the autumnal ele e | dle ® exceeding all calculations. The commencing & D ce. phhecial aperaven © per cent. Bonds, receiva. sé DuheNGEtNED Pikes At Diane rlected a full ticket for the first time in taany emocrrats 12; a-sembly—temoceatia | 80 €¥enly divided betweea the two p “3 | republic tory in Pennsylvania is the Se eccvextre'E cece. Suakers, e . age as ea years. In Leavenworth county the r-publican ee. F—democratic | that each tx put upon its g xl behav: e | echoor ¢ aud ihe hard money plaiform ye Oct. ent -< je Stut on gav crats elect four representat’ licans: TAXPAYEK ats one. in Doniphan A Sar ENSSYLVANIA. ogee pong) ew be paid f Eire. Ibi net ' NOTIOK.—Your bills IMPROVEMENT TAXES « anes tua ither side have any chan of the democracy in New York was not suf Aud 19 that extent the poilticat | ficient to rem he popular distrost of the rprise the Democra’ situation is favorable to wise measur 1 | — ty @s Ul sound On the great questions o: RD. Pa., Nov. 4.—The official vote | goct candidates.” pubhe credit and flaance, or to cheek the for goversor in Pike county is—Pershing, N.Y. Lrprecs em.) sa dispo Jtion of the intelligent citizens who + 100, Hartranft. 404. For state treasurer | Tle N. ¥. Leprecs tem.) says "nccng $0 citer petty Sugunieeben o> Piolette, 1.060; Rawle, #2. The democrats |, ““T#* combinations between trust the republicans—with Grant passing elect ail their officers excepting one com. | 2¥ #4 the republi aos, in th 1) away—rather than the democrats, who bave n been claiming the country with the air of nguerors, and who bave Bo fixed privei- ples: apptic t> current affairs, and a Po Cire Voting. Neer cept the gamblers at the ditvere: capacity for cevitment beyoud measure Milwavkik, Nov. <—A private dispatch | whoseem d better to understand the side ne evid e from Madison states that the republicavs | machinery of voting than @ny other clas: of Petree pape yn me anteoa night, with this class, did not differ much | (a/0Us) |< # reassuring indication of the t Weleker's to tie foliow- | twoand the independ —Pr ident . = epresen- auy time hereto u3 elect three represen county the republic Bridge street. Georgetewn, HAS BEEN ENTIRELY BEMODELED, And is now offered to parties for EAI LS, HOPS, &e. awe ‘Suage hae been erected. beble that t reontinne. Call at once an: winge of the low rates offered by J.C. LAY &00., ers Im BBS 4s street te, Davis. Justice 3 tice Strong. Ju Nemana county two re to the legislature, divided about

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