New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-27

Opening of the vicksburg Fair-Warren
County FairrThe Late Vote i'm Ohio
Average Republican Majority 16, ,615-
Declined Democratic N0mina ti0n-
DistilIer Scalded to Death-Baltimore
Races and Winning H0rses-Ge0rgia
Fair GrOunds-Bank Robbed In Massa-
600 Stolcn-C Chickasaw
Jockey Club.
VICKsBURG, October 26.-The Vicksburg,
fair opened yesterday, and it is grand
success.
To-day 5000 people were on the grounds.
The display of stock is large, and some of
the best racing stock is here.
Large premiums are offered, and there
will be important races every day this week.
Warren county fair opened yesterday with
a large attendance
CINCINNATI, October 26-Weather damp
and sultry. <
CoLUMBUs, Ohio October 26.-The fol-
lowing is the vote OF. Ohio at the late cleo
ton:
For Secretary of State-Sherwood, Re
0l5; Odell, Prohibition, 1868.
For Controller Of the treasury Wilson,
Republican, 22l ,712; Heaton, Democrat,
20i,2S7; Edmonson, Prohibition, 2780.
For Member of the Board of Public
Works-Hersing Republican, 800, ,S04; Spen-
Ger, Democrat, 2O5,0Sl; Collins, Prohibition,
1865.
For Supreme Judge-Ncnvaine, Republi-
can, POI ,629; Harrison, Democrat, 204,771;
Steward, Prohibition, 2Sl0. Average Re-
publican majority, 1865.
CHICAGO, October 26--It is understood
that Hon. Thomas Hayne has declined the
Democratic nomination for Congress in the
third district.
Archibald G. Leckie, of the firm of Leckie
& Co., distillers and liquor dealers in this
city, while engaged, on Monday last, in
putting a distillery in operation at Lima,
Illinois, fell into large tub filed with boil
ing water and was SO badly scalded that he
died in few hours.
William Bandenfell, residing at South
Bend, Indiana, was run over this morning
near Taylor's Station, on the Michigan
Southern railroad, and was so seriously in
jured that he died i'll two hours.
BALTIMORE, October 26-The following
named horses were the winners of the races
to-day: First race, Henry BOssett; second
race, AbdelKader; third race, Edenton;.
fourth race, Glenelg.
AUGUSTA, Ca, October 26.-There were
six thousand persons on the fair grounds to-
day.
Mr. Compton, in his address, advocated
bandry and the education OF the colOred
people.
There are two hundred delegates to the
agricultural congress here.
WORCESTER, Mass, October 26.-The
National Bank of Grafton was robbed by
burglars to the extent of $300,O00.s
MEMPHIS, October 26.-Chickasaw Jockey
Club, fall meeting; second day. Dash of
two miles for a jockey club purse of $4O0-
SIX horses started.
Littleton won-time, 3:42ls. Allie Hunt,
p Village Blacksmith, 3.
st. Ledger bolted, and killed himself
against the fence.
Green stake, mile heats for three year
olds that had not appeared i'll public prior
to the closing of this stake, ON the first day
of August, 1870; subscription $40, play or
pay, the, second to receive $50 out of tho
stakes, the club to add $3.50.
There were fourteen entries, three started.
Brown flly Morlacchi, by Lexington, dam
Banner, BY Imp. Albion, won. Time, 1:47A
las.
Brown fly Kathleen, by Lexington,
dam Maria lnnis, by Imp. Yorkshire.
Time, 80.
Bay gelding, Jim Hinton, by Rodgers,
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