The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-06

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in those waters, Of two Germau NOR
chantmen. having on board, as part OF
sheir cargo, 1000 rifles, intended to be
sold to Malay pirates The news has
created an ,cSoited feeling rim Govern
ment orioles at Madrid. e,f.
vienna. November y IS. The sessions
Of the Reichstrath we're Opened this
morning by EtnpetDf sFfantis.Jo oseph in
person. ThesEmperor's speech was pa ]
oific in its retsssncet b foreign powers.
It contains nopther matter OF general
interest. = s
Te,.gra pn.s-ass5.assrio.n s.asai matters. =.
ELECTION RRTURNs-DEIonRAT1o v1oro.
RIEs-THR TpRF--DRsTRUCTIvA FIRE
AND LOSS oHiIIT1-TYE1now FRYER RE-
PORTS -NUEsES DEPARTING HoMEwARD
BOSS TwRRD's rRIAI,-CoNT1NuRD
RAILROAD HLOUKAD1-DEATH OF A
PROMINENT nIy1NE-FRMALR uANDI-
DATES FOR oFFICE-wooL MARKET
! MILLS ON, REDUCED TIMR-THE IMPR1.
soNED EDIroR. 60, &c.
RICHMOND., November 4-Mid-night.
Returns from nineteen ont of twenty
one precinota in this Sity show the first
estimates as to the Conservative ma
jority to be largely behind. The official
returns from these precincts give KEN
per over 1,750 majority. The remain.
ing two precincts will not reduce these
figures more than 200. Grant carried
this city by 2l2 majority. Norfolk gives
a Conservative gain Of; over 800. aud
similar gain of 400 issfreported for Pc
tersburg. ist ~,
DANvm1E, NoYemter 4. A6tiunson,
Winchester and othdttcities gives addi-
tional Conservative gains. Partialire-
turns from thirty Golnties indicate that
the State has gone Conservative by a
large increase over Walkers majority in
1859, which was over Is, 600. ~.
New YoRK, November 5.--The Times
says the returns, although incomplete,
indicate, q probable defeat of the Repub-
lioan State ticket by a small majority.
I'M New York. city and County, the De-
mocfatio candidates for the judiciary.
the DemoSyatic Sheriff, City Clerk and
60t0petY SIebla6tsd. J Three Democratic
andons Rspnblican State Senator are
elected from this city, while eleven De-
mocrats and six Republican members Of
the Assembly are elected. A vacancy in
the Boardsof Aldermen is filed by
Democrat. Returns. from country dis
tricts, showSthe election of sixteen Re.
publican Senators and the probable
election of three more, out of thirty-two
State Senators,' with sixty five Rspubli.
can Assemblymen sure, and probably
eightsor ten more, out of 1913.
The .WOrld has flag at the head of
its oolnmns. It eetimates the Demo-
cratic majority in this State at not less
than $4,000, and in this city ut 81. 900.
In Brooklyn, five Democratic and four
Republican Assemblymen are elected.
The vote in Jersey City shows gain of
three Democrats from that city to the
Assembly.
A Kansas City special to the Times
says both parties in that State claim a
majority in the House, and the indica-
ttons are that, the result is very close.
a MilYankee despatch to the Times
says the returns from one-third Of Wis
consin indicate the election of the
Democratic ticket. The Democrats have
gained eight votes in the Legislature.
The Times says: "Taking a general
view OF affairs, We cannot congratulate
the Republicans Of New York upon the
results OF yesterday. The Republican
cannot elect their ticket without voting
for it; and, next year, we may have
good nominations without delusiye
Democratic alliances"
Aho 4ftOHtc Says Luo OLate Senate
stands fifteen Republicans, fifteen oppo-
sition and two doubtful; aud the Assem-
bly,, seventy-two Republicans to fifty
six Democrats"
A Kansas City despatch to the Tribune
says the opposition carried the Stute,
and the anti-monopoly Legislature is
chosen. l-iEGt. : {3I
The World claims fifteen Democrats
and seventeen Republicans to the Sc.
nate;t sixty Ave Republicans and sixty
three Democrats to the Assembly.
NEWARK, N. j.. November 5.--Tho
Republicans have twelve majority on
joint ballot.
HARR1sBURa. Pa, November 5.-B.
z:Singsr'y's State Printing and State
Journal office. Ave stories high, is in
flames and will be entirely destroyed.
The operatives barely escaped with their
lives. Several lives are reported lost.
Lochiel Hotel is in great danger.
LATkR -Sipgsrly's printing house
was, entirely destroyed. From $50 to
300 persons were employed in the upper
stories There were stairways in the
rear, but SO rapid was the fire that many
had to leap from the second story. The
walls fell to the ground. Nothing was
saved of the contents. The last three