The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-07

vote oisBrooklyn /. is b7!I0s. Of whioh
Hunter, Democrat. for Mayor. received
ga, 180. and johnson; Republican.
M.978. Brooklyn elected thirteen
Alderme q, and that body win stand
nioeteen Democrats to aeyenteep n Re.
pubiioans. butcher, Republican cendi.
date for Register, ran 1000 ahead of his
ticket, but was defeated by Barr by
5000 majority. Brooklyn also elected
hve Democrats and four Republicans to
the Assembly and two Democratic State
Senators. ''+ t4Hf}
Only few additional returns from
the remainder of the State were received
tonight, and they do not materially
change the complexion OF tho vote. In
Albany County, the Democrats have
from 2. 600 to $500 majority.
At Westchester, Pa, in tho Udder.
zoox trial, yesterday, the evidenoe for
tue prosecution was concluded and the
ds'enoe was opened. It is thought the
ca.e will go to the jury tonight.
The laborers, who assist bricklayers,
about 800 in number, struck Yesterday,
in New York. It is stated also that from
i,ooO to 1,20O men joined tue brisk
layers strike yesterday. Work has
stopI ed on several large structures.
Daniel O'Brien, clerk in the post
Office at Piedmont, Rockland County,
n. T., was taken before United States
Commissioner Osborn, yesterday,
charged with robbing letters. About a
year ago. O'Brien was convicted of a
similar offence, and served six months
in the penitentiary.
MINIATURES. November5. .-Adespatoh
to the Times says: The returns from
one third Of Wipcousin indicate the
election OF the Democratic ticket. The
democrats gained eight votes in tho Le-
glslature. But few additional election
returns have been received, and they do
not alter the result telegraphed last
night. Governor-elect Q. D. Davis tole-
graphs from st. Paul that his majority
is estimated at from 5000 TO 10000.
This is probably the Republican maj,.
rity on the State ticket
NEW YORK, November 6.--The Worlds
statement claims Democratic majority
OF 1888; tho Senate q tie, aud four
Republican majority in the Assembly.
The Times claims six majority in the
Senate. and comedies II, 200 Dem ocrutio
majority in the State.
CHICAGO. November 6.-The farm ers
carry fifteen, the Republican ten, and
the Democrats two, of twenty-seven
Counties. It is reported Collins ma
jority for Mayor is IL, 600.
PHILADELPHIA, November 6.-Ten
mills of various kinds at Mauyuuk have
suspended operations entirely. They
usually employ 1,750 hands. Another
mill employing 500 hands is running
three days in the week. Others are
running three. quarter time. Gen. Pat
terson's mill, with 500 hands, is RAINING
on full time, at q reduction of fifteen
per cent. in wages. The paper mills are
all running on full time, and will couti-
nue. until navigation ceases.
PROVIDENCE, November 6.-At m eet.
ing of the creditors of the A. l. ".
Sprague manufacturing company, Hon.
amos G. Barstow, Chairman, commu.
n1oation was read from the debtors by
their attorney, stating that, with an e1-
tension. they could pay all. commit
tee Of five from the meeting was ap-
pointed to confer with the Spragues.
Ihurston, attorney for the Sprague.,
stated that the whole object was that the
property should be devoted to the set
tlement Of the debts, and that the tru..
tees to be appointed shon!d be friendly
to the house only so far as that, after the
debts are paid, the property shall not be
dissipated.
NEW YonK, November 6.-The asso-
ciated banks hold $21, 200, O0O in legal
tenders.
Foreign gold received at the Assay
Oltice since October 6, nearly c., OOO,-
900.
The Democrats gain 2l9 in Queens
County
At meeting of the Chamber of Com
merce, this evening, paper on the
financial crisis and the present strin-
gency and want of confidence in tinau-
DIAL circles, was presented, asking Con.
gress to cause the purchase of United
States bonds to be stopped, aud to ap-
ply the gold reserve to the redemption
OF treasury notes, resersing the power
| Of REISSUE.
Coulter, the eighth juror in the Stokes
case. WAS, to-day, convicted of contempt
OF court, in visiting disrepntable drink
ing places and conversing about the
trial during its progress, and was sen.
fenced to thirty days imprisonment and a
fine of S25J; and to be confined till the
fine is paid.
MEMPHIS, November 6.-The mortu.
ary report for the twenty-four hours