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

TelsEraphic-Amsrfc Matters.
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OF GEN. HARDRH, Ao., 10.
R1CHMOND, November 4.-Kemper's g
official pajority in Richmond is 1,6l6
Ksmper'e majority in Norfolk is 24-a
gain over Walkers vote of 90O. All re-.
turns show Conservative gains, except
In very few instances. A comparison
betwee u the present and that of the last
Presidential vote shows that 100 pro-
cinots iil 35 Counties give over 5000
gain for Kemper. A continuation Of
such gains will make his majority 90
900.
a disturbance is reported in Peters
burg tonight. Stones were thrown and
several persons injured. Military COM
pantes are out to prevent serious riot.
Several persons have been arrested.
BOSTON, November 4.-Fhe House
will probably be three-fourths Repnbli-
can. Tho Senate is two to one opposed
to the prohibitory liqnor law. Wash.
burns plurality, $4,000. The Demo-
Gratis have IL Senators and 60 Assembly.
men.
JAoKs,N. November The vote is
light. Ames' majority IL 300-a small
Democratic gain. The Democrats had
no County officers in this County.
VIcKsBuRG. November There is
about half the vote cast. Alcorn will
probably carry the County.
NAToHEz, November 4 4-Ames has
1.500 majority.
ROCHESTER,, November 4.-Complete
returns of this city show 627 Demo
cratic gain.
+ LAWRENCE. KANSAS, November 4
The farmers will carry this County by
500 majority over the regular Republl-
can ticket.
TOPEKA, November 4.-The Indepen-
dents, Grangers and Republicans, each
elect representative from this County.
The Republican County ticket is elected.
CHICAGO, November The peoples
ticket beats the law and order ticket
1000 to 1000, and elects twelve out of
twenty aldermen. The chief issue is
the Sunday liquor law, which will
doubtless be repealed. Returns from
the State show largo farmers vote.
DETROIT, November 4.-The Demo
Gratis elect the police Judge. The ba-
lance of the ticket is Republican. The
Fifth Congressional District is doubtful.
The Republicans lose largely. The
Fifth Congressional returns favor the
Republicans. The city elects Demo.
cratic Mayor by 1900. Comstock, De-.
mocrat, is elected to Congress in the
Fifth District by 200 majority.
ST. PAUL, MINI, November 4.-The
returns are meagre. but point to the
election OF the entire Republican State
til kat.
TRENTON, November 4.-The estimate
here is that the Republicans have II
Senators and the Democrats 7. The Re-
publicans have 81 in the Lower House
and the Democrats 33.
NEWARK, November 5.-The Repnb.
licans have IL majority on joint ballot
PHILADELPHIA, November 5.-Nume-
rous rumors in relation to Vice-Presi-
dent Scott, of the Pennsylvania Rail
road, have induced inquiries from
official sources, and it is learned that all
suo oeOi1cn uAoSt uI6 WlthOuC tho
slightest foundation. The board of
directors have had no action on de-.
claration of dividend, but will meet to-
morrow for decision of that question.
KANSAS, November 5.-The opposi-
ton majority on joint ballot is con-
ceded. This secures Conservative Sc.
nator for Caldwell's uncxpired term.
BROWNSVILLE, ONr., November c.
An unknown steamer is burning of
Port Darlington.
BALTIMORE. November 6.-The De-
mocratio majority in the State is 20, 0OO
MILWAUKEE. November 6.-Further
returns don't change the estimates. The
Senate is nearly tie, with three dis.
tricts unheard from. The reformers
have largo majority in the Assembly.
The latest from Minnesota indicates
the election of Davis, Republican, by
from 5000 to 5000. Tho farmers elsot
the State Treasurer.
LOUISVILLE, November 5.-Ths Lower
Rolling Mills at New Albany were closed
today on account Of the workmen de-
manding advanced wages. 400 have
been thrown out of employment. The
Cement Mills will cut down Tomorrow,
having large stocks and light sales. The
iron moulders belonging to the unions