The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-06

rorts from the agents OF inc Il,u"
mems Bureau received. includisg
Gen. Haieh's from La. who says y
/. msinly owing toibe incompe'cney'
inefhcicney and misconduct OF civilian
EMPLOYEES of the Bureau, that It hos
become 30 unpopular, and the irred
men suffered 30 much Ia many OF the
nari.hc, The failure Of the crops
of the pat two years has prevented
many of tho planters from paying
their hands, but they, tho negroes,
seem not to be discouraged. Work
ing for shares has proved iallure
and wages arc being generally PAID
The crops this year have been excel
lent; the failure Of cotton the two
previous years having caused plant
e7s to turn theis attention to grain
growing. This year the cotton crop
has not bccu failure the health Of
tho negroes has been good. There
ar. $50 eco Of the blacks in the State.
/ Gen. Hatch SUNS up his criminal cal
,nder and shows 1856 murders have
been committed and go other out.
RACES during the past year 10 com"
mon with the rest. he urged the con
tipuntion of the Bureau on the
ground that it is necessary for the
welfare of the negroes.
Omaha. Nov 2 The Indians re
moved rails near Sidney, destroying
freight train, aud killing a fireman
Alton, Illinois. Nov Five men
we're discovered while rohhine y
hanh They Killed the watchman
and escaped
Tpi Very LATEST.
New York Nov Cotton quiet
uplunds 25ac
New York. Nov 3. evening Cot
ton steady, sales 1900 bales at 253c
New Orleans, Nov. 3. evening -
Cotton oasy, but little done on ne
count of the election; middling 90 I;
sales 1900 receipts 3oST exports
$3.50 bales Gold l3lt to l3is SUI.
gar and molasscs, fair demand un
changed flour dull, superdnc So 20,
choice 81 to 81 pork firm at 1872
/ 80 bacon, market nearly bare, shout
dcrs IA to ljc; rib ls3; lard scarce,
fierce 10 to 1874 kcg 22c coffee
unchanged cattle and sheep un-
changed
Shreveport, Nov, Cotton opens
with fair demand good ordinary
2lf, low middling q to 2l2
Seymour and Blair, l,l22, Grant
and Coliax, l. For Congress, N
Ryan, l,l22'; Newsbam, l. Louisi
ana gone Democratic by about 30, 600
majority.
London, Nov. 3.--Cotton firm.
Philad'a. Nov. 3-Thc total vote
will be smaller than October, though
generally conceded Grant will 90; a
majority in the city. Complete re
turns from 10th Ward, give Grant
S33 majority; at the same hour IN
October it gave 607 Republican ma
jority
The following is from an impor.
tani source;
Philadelphia, Nov 3 -Eycrything
quiet \ large vote being pollod
Republican judges throwing out nat
uralization papers. and Democratic
judges receiving them. Tho votes
will stand about the same as at the
las, election. The result in the city
considered doubtful.
Now York Nov. 3.-~I'he election
is progressing quietly here.
Brooklyn. Nov. 3.-Voting quiet I;
poll will reach $4,000. No indica-
tons of riots anywhere every pre-.
caution having been taken to pre-.
serve peace
Savannah, Ga, Nov 3-The ne
groes appeared in great numbers
when the polls opened, and took en-
tire possession Every white man
who came to vote was dubbed away /;
finally fight commenced, sod the
negroes were driven back. The
whites then commenced to vote, and
in few minutes the negroes rallied
and attacked the whites. A negro
deliberately drew pistol aud shot a
policeman in the stomach, mortally
woundiug him and the firing then
became general in the crowd The
Police thea came to pfc-eryr order
and the negroes fought ihom deeper
arcly finals the put'c used thui,
pistols, when the negroes broke and
ran Five negroes we're killed and
several wounded four policemen
were wounded, one fatally. A Young
lady residing in house opposite the
Court House, was wounded by ball
which came in through the window,
but not dangerously. Trouble an,ic.
ipated to night.
Philadelphia, Nov. 3.--Fiith ward
in Philadelphia, democratic loss ll5
End ward in New York, democratic
loss 81, A private dispatch says
Allegheny county gave 1000 for
Grant. Partial returns from Phila.
dclphia, 1900 radical majority;
Portland, Maine, republican major.
ity, 1892, republican gain Ala, Bath,
Maine, republican majority 675, gain
Al Saco, Maine, republican major
ity isG, gain 81, From IL points in
North Carolina reported, only 6 show
democratic majority, aud ligh; as
compared with republican majority
at other points New HAMPSHIRE
and Connecticut both 20 for Grant
Butler is elected.
Radical majority in Maine est
mated at 10000; Rhode Island gives
Grant, Sih ward New York. Dem.
ocraiic majority 2ls5. Boston gives
1000 republican majority I'd ward,
Philadelphia Democratic majority
lali; 7th ward republican majority
7Gl sth do 2i6; 18th do 1915
Altoona, Penn eives 81 republican