The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1871-11-09
TELEGRAPHIC.

WASHINGTON, November Massachusetts.
Scattering returns indicate unusual majority.
New York-Majority in the city estimated
at $4,000. Large vote; Tammany triumph
ant Probable number of arrests not unusu.
al. Tweed polling an immense vote in the
third ward. At Albany, Republicans polIed
a large vote. Weather has been fine
New disqualification in Jersey City pro-
crossing quietly. Full vote. Rioting re
ported in Camden.
disqualification quiet
New YORK, November 7.-Several arrests
of election officers for doubtful practices have
occurred. Otherwise election progresses
quietly.
In the city, Tweed's majority is 10000
Norton and Waltham and general Tamma Y
Senator elected. Tammany elected thirteen
Assemblymen and Spencer and Jones Judges
Of the supreme court Seymour and Tilden
are elected.
Ffty-six towns show Republican gain of
1850. Jarvis Lard reelected from Monroe
District. Tweed elected by large majority.
Sedwick, the Tammany candidate for the
Supreme Court, is defeated. O'Brien elected
by large majority. Shandley probably
beats Siegel; contest close.
MATCHES, November Election passed off
quietly. Republican vote here estimated at
$500. No opposition.
VICKsBURG, November 7.-Electiou passed
off quietly with the exception of few small
fights. No reliable news before morning.
WASHINGTON, November Gen. Augur
commands the third department, composing
Texas and Indian Territory. Headquarters
at San Antonio.
PHILADELPHIA, November 3.-Goldsmith
Maid beat Lucy for $4,000. Time 2:20h
2:ls2, 2:ls1-beating Dexters tine over the
Suffolk Park track.
CECISNATI, November 3.-The Federal
Grand Jury indicted Benjamin F. Davidson,
army contractor, for presenting fraudulent
vouchers for forage amounting TO $4,000.
SAN Francisco, November 4.-Chinese
companies are sueing Los Angeles for dam
ages on account of the late massacre.
The Apaches, on the 18th of October, GO
strong, attacked a ranch on San Simon, in
Arizona, killed one man, wounded another,
and burned the place. There are 500 Indians
on ration rolls at Camp GRAFT. On last
ration day only so answered, the remainder
being on the war path.
SAN Francisco, November 5.-A courier
from Tucson reports that the Apaches who
murdered Barnes were overtaken at Horse
Shoe cannon by Captain Russell, and 70
Indians could not be driven from their posi-
ton. a sharp fight resulted, killing citi-
zen guide, two horses and wounding two
soldiers. 1t is stated that the Indians are
headed by Cachise, with whom Vincent COL
yer is said to have made peace.
WASHINGTON, November 5.-Tbe PresiN
dents instructions to the Federal officers
were that there should be a irm but judicious
enforcement Of the laws in Utah-no com
promise with criminals.
SALT LAKE, November 5-Last advices re-
port Brigham Young at the extreme southern
boundary of the territory.
Heavy snow; severe winter apprehended.
NEW YORK, November 6.-The office Of the
Hoboken Leader, Democratic paper, was en-
tered early this morning, the type pied and
the Office thrown into confusion.
LoUIsvILLE, November 5.-The pillar sup
porting the main floor of the African Baptist
Church on the corner of Fifth ana York
streets, gave way, when the congregation
psnickei. Nine women and two children
were trampled to death on the stairs.
LONDON, November A telegram in the
morning prints have special dispatch from
Paris containing a statement of plot against
the present government of Spain of Il
dangerous character that has been Giscoy-
cred in that city.
LONDON, Nov. 5.-The British expedition
fer observation of the total eclipse 20 take
place on the 18th Of December, has arrived at
Malta.