The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-23
TELEGRAPHIC.


The late EtecllOn9s
CIScISKATI, October 15.-The returns
from Hamilton county give Noyes (Rep.)
Is. 800 and Allen DEM 10, 933; Collins
j Dem.) received 800, with the Nineteenth
Ward to be heard from. The Nineteenth
Ward last year gave Democratic majority
of GO. Appearances are in favor of Allen.
WAsHISGToS, October IA Democratic
Legislature for Ohio Is conceded; Aliens
election is highly probable; Allen entered
the canvass as a pure Democrat, with no en-
tangling alliances
The Pres Of Philadelphia estimates Cor
don's majority for Supreme Judge at IS, 600.
SALEM. Oregon, October 15.-Nesmlth's
majority is $500; Democratic gain of 6574.
SAN Francisco, October 15.-In the ju-
dicial election throughout the State quite a
small vote was poIled 1t is believed that
McKinty, independent candidate for the
Supreme Court, is elected.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, October 15.-Indi-
cations are that the Democrats and anIi-Re-
publicans have large majority in the State.
NEWARK. n. j., October 15.-The Dem
ocrats have elected the mayor. The last
mayor was Republican.
! WASHINGTON, October 1.-THE follow
ing dispatch from Ohio was received at the
Interior Department this evening: We
/ AllGu OtdlC OiAA-
GERS elected. Legislature Democratic. Three
Republicans elected from Cincinnati.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, October 1S.-The
Republican State Committee report loss in
sixty-six counties of over 80, 000 The ma
jOrity of counties heard from cover a strong
Democratic and Grange population.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, October 1S.-Thc Dem
ocratic Committee claim Aliens majority
to be $50. The Chairman of the Democratic
Committee claims the State ticket, except
Supreme Judge and Comptroller. The
Democrats claim 10 majority on joint bal
lot in the Legislature. The Republicans
claim nothing, but do not give up. Official
returns, they sag, arc required.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, October 20.-Both par
ties concede Aliens election by 600 major
ity. The Republicans doubtless have the
balance of the State ticket
CINCINNATI, October 81. Aliens official
majority over Noyes is 1853.
WASHINGTON, October 21.-Specials to
New York confirm Aliens election and a
Democratic Legislature.
Yellow Fever.
MEMPHIS, October 15.-Forty-one deaths
from yellow fever yesterday.
SHREVEPORT, October ia gradual
decline in the epidemic is reported. Thirty
cases of black vomit have occurred.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, October 10 Five
fever deaths in forty-eight hours, among
them Francis Willer, late United States
internal revenue collector.
MEMPHIS, October 15.-An appeal to the
railroad officials was issued from the Cit
zen's Relief Committee at late hour last
night, at which time a larger number Of
new cases of fever were reported than at any
day during the past two weeks.
Ldter-Aftern DON reports of the visiting
committee are unfavorable. The disease i!
more scattered through the city. Forty-onc
deaths to-day.
SHREVEPORT, October 17-Six deaths
yesterday.
MEMPHIS, October 17.-Thc mortuary
report gives 81 deaths from yellow feve
and from other causes, an increase of 1:
fatal fever deaths over yesterdays noon re
port. The condition of the other fever pa
tients is favorable. Mayor johnson is bet
ter. Gen. NJ. j. Weaight, of the Register
is worse. The weather indicates storm
this evening.
NEW ORLEANS, October 18.-The Shreve
port telegraph force are all well. Deaths
w. II. Williams, aged 30 years; David Saw
age aged "a; Rev. G. s. McCloud, aged 81
Dan Brown (colored); Arthur Thomson
aged So; ]. B. Smith, aged 13; Mrs. V. n
Hemmerly, aged %; Martin Anderson
: (colored), aged 40.
SHREVEPORT, October 20.-There wer
seven interments yesterday.
+ MEMPHIS, October 20.-The streets ar
crowded with vehicles to-day, and the side
walks are thronged with pedestrians. Their
| is now more activity in business than for
month. The disease is rapidly yielding t
: cold weather. The mortuary reports shoy
d twenty deaths from yellow fever and 81
from other causes.
! HoUsToN, October 20.-Reports from &c
lumbus say that the yellow fever has broke
out there with terrible severity. There ar
; ten or fifteen cases, too, at Bryan. !
!, wide spread panic exists to-day at bot
places.
; A man from Shreveport died here o
yesterday with black vomit. The perso
q who waited on him in his sickness was take
e down this morning. There is some anxiet
s in consequence.
h GALVESTON, October 21.-The yello-
fever at Bryan and Columbus began il
ravages to-day. 1t took the Hon. G.. W
Q Smith, of Colorado, and Capt. Webb Ha
q court. There have been nine or ten deatl
% there, but only two ut Bryan up to tn
IN NhSh NhO OlOAoNOA oDoh0OAOO ~
% Office. Another goes up in the mornin
% from here.
% Galveston will start out nurses, doctor
% provisions and medicines to these places
the morning.
>, DR.. Dowell reports those at Calvert doin
. well, and expects it will have expended i
@ self this week AUSTIN.
~ HoUsroN, October 2f.-From Monday /
Tuesday evening nine deaths and many ne
re cases at Calvert. DR.. Dowell, of Gslve
10 ton, and others who arc there, and hay
re had yellow fever before, are being a
r tackled by the disease. At Bryan, tw
N deaths and five new cases during the san
ID period. Five deaths and number of fires
ID cases at Columbus. Judge Geo. w. Smit
er died with the disease to-day. People he
4. feel comparatively easy. CARDwELL.
Is CoLUMBUs, Texas, October 21.-Five yG
!, low fever deaths yesterday.
- MEMPHIS, Tenn, October 2i.-Hea
frost yesterday morning; another is e
o pected. It is favorable against the plagu
ID but terrible to the destitute.
ID John Walsh, an undertaken and alderma
lie died, after As hours sickness.
At MEMPHIS, October 21.-Twen ty-thr
BE yellow fever deaths; seven others.
L. MONTGOMERY, Ala, October 81. -Thr'
R. yellow fever deaths to-day.
e Pat RaQland, Secretary of State, died
e his home, in Jackson county, of pne
!. monia.
&c MEMPHIs, October 21.-It is requested
the Board of Health that absent citize
ct will not return till notified by them. Il
in impossible to get anything reliable abo
or the disease. New cases are occurring
be isolated districts, and the frosts seem
n, have little effect in checking the disease.
to DR.. Freeman, secretary Of the Board
Il Health is reported dying; also DR.. Bloun
be MEMPHIS, October 21.-Reports to no'
Q TODAY are not favorable. Twenty-fo
:. deaths from fever and six from other cause
y SHREvEPoRT, October 21.-lnterment
y Mary Charleston, aged ~; r. Young. ag
s; Mr. Highs child, aged IL days.
Washington CITY.
= WASH NGToS, October 17.-CongTesSm
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