The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1869-08-11
Indications are that Mann is elected by

Indications are that Mann is elected by
1900.
SAN Francisco, Aug. At is stated that
S12,OO0,OOO in gold coin is locked !up in the
Assistant Treasurers Office here, to the injury
of the business community.
The CorOners report shows 80 suicides II
murders, and - fatal accidents during the
year.
PARIS, August Sit is reported that the
| Emperor, as last act of personal govern
| ment, will issue Il manifest, reducing taxes
| and extending the educational system.
Prominent citizens and Europeans have
been arrested Oh suspicion of Il plot for the
| assassination of Juarez, and his Minister'S
and pillage of the city. Minister Nelson has
ReVolutionists in Tamaulpas have been de-
| feated.
| The Indian war III Yucatan is extending.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. s. NoOn.-Pattison.
| bonded warehouse, mt the foot of Lombard
street, containing 10000 barrels of whiskey
is burning. The streets are flooded will
burning whiskey, impeding the tiremen. N,
chance now Of the fire extending. Loss es
timated at S5,OOO,0O0 No lives lost. Th
fire is attributed to the breaking of the foo
over the engine ROOM.
Ie tat Se% YORK hnrf4 aqa Yhlaef' Ehsfsf1
! companies are the heaviest losers. The Lon
don and Globe companies lose S1s0,OOO, tn,
Imperial 1919 900, the Insurance company O
North America at Philadelphia, S127 900
| Philadelphia insurance companies prObabl,
lose 100000.
| Official information from Agent Kensella
in New Orleans has been received at the
Treasury Department, saying that a large
amount OF the sugar seized i'll st. Louis and
Chicago by officers of the Treasury, undel
| the belief that it had been brought from
Cuba without paying the duty has been dis
| covered to be native sugar, and consequently
| has been released
LOUISVILLE, August, 3.-Several Pistol
rows attended the election-none killed
| The city has gone Democratic by 6OOO, and
| the State probably $4,000. The Republicans
claim fifteen or twenty members.
MONTGOMERY, Aug. Collection returns
are still meagre, but enough is known IL
| render it certain that Buckley and Hays
Radicals have been elected in the Second
and Fourth Districts by negro majorities.
| DOX and Sherwood are elected in the Fifth
| and Sixth Districts by white majOrities
| Returns from the First District are too in.
definite definite to pronounce certainly but the i'm,
preston Is that Buck is elected. The Third
District is very close, and 100 votes will
| probably decide.
MEMPHIS, August 6.-Senter's majority i'll
this county 1862, with one precinct to heal
| friends. His friends claim his election by
$1,000 majority.
NASHVILLE, August 5.-Returns show that
| Senter has carried Middle and Western Ten
nessee by sweeping majorities.
| WILMINGTON, August 6.-Thc election to
| fill the sacancy in the Legislature which cx
hibited SO much interest i'll the last few
weeks, passed off without disturbance yester
day. Eagles was elected by about 400 major.
| ity, i'll a poll of 5000. Two Republican can
didates were in the field. The Eagles faction
led by Northern whites, represents what il
known here as the more extreme Repubi
cans. Larkin, moderate Republican wa
generally supported by Conservative whites
The issue was regarded as SO important tha
the county was canvassel by Gen. j. c. Alb
bOtt, United States Senator, in behalf o
esagles. The election excited unusual inter
rit, because it was the first evidence of 81
EOus split in the Radical party. The Con
seryatiyes had no candidate, and pOlled abou
I The cars commenced running on the Cit
Railroad to-day, amid much enthusiasm.
| MOBILE, Aug. 6.-Last night a serious rio
occurred in this city, beginning at an out
door Radical meeting to celebrate the tri
umph of the Radical canti date for this Con
gressiOnal District.