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

bu6 hopupuCand Carfy Onarle9 county
by small majority. on legislative and
County tickets; Frederick County elects
the Republican ticket, except sheriff. BY
from 100 to 500. majority; Woolfordis
majority in Howard County ia 81 !; the
Republicans claim to hnve eleoted one
member, OF the House Of Delegates in
this County; tho Demooratia majority Ii
Kent County on the State ticket is 160;
vaient, Republican, and Seth, Indopen-
dent, are elected to the House of Dele
gates; tho remainder OF the ticket is
Demooretic.si;r
MEMPHIS. November 5.-The nurses
who were in the employ of the Odd Eel
lows were escorted to the depot this
morning, on their departure to their
Ihomes. in New Orleans. by the Odd
Fellows and the Knights of Pythias.
Members cf the press were in the pro.
csssion. Nearly the entire membership
OF both Organizations participated.
The City Cooncil meets this after
noon, when the case of CecalIa will be
for alleged forging of re-
QUESTIONS on the Citizens' Relief Com
mittee.
WAsHINGToN, November 5-Mujor-
General Delaheld is dead
Probabilities-Fo the South Atlantic
States, North easterly winds, falling
temperature, cloudy weuther, nd rain
near the coast.
BosroS. November Washburn's
plurality is 12,OUO Tho Democrats
have eleven Senators aud sixty Assem-
blymen.
San FRANCIsCo. November 4.-'rhe
Eastern racers True Blue, Wheatleigh
and Wenthercock arrived tonight, IN
splendid condition. They 90 into
training for the $40. 900 ruce. to come
off on the 18th.
KNOXVILLE, TENN, November 5.-The
block in freight business on the East
.'annessee, Virginia and Georgia Rail.
| road. caused by the employees quitting
work, rather than submit to n reduction
Of twenty per cent. in their wages, con-
tinnes. No freight has been moved for
five days. The merchants ure shipping
by express. All efforts thus far to m a.
diate have failed. The mail trains are
running regularly. This evening, Con.
gressman Thornton meets the employ
ees, and will endenvor to effect an ad-
Justment The company remains firm.
No disturbance.
RICHMOND, VA, November 5.-Full
County returns come in slowly. Those
that have been received. III compared
with the vote for Walker and Wells,
show the following gains and losses
Conservative gains, SO far, !, 445; losses,
132. From tue incomplete returns.
there will be but little change. In the
Legislature there is about two-thirds
Conservative majority on Joint ballot.
Right Rev. John EARLY, ID. D., Bishop
of the Al. E. Church, South, died to.
day, ut Lynchburg, aged eighty. eight.
CAIRO, ILL, November 5.-Mrs. p. a.
Taylor has Il plurality of 352 in this
city, and is probably elected School Su-
perlntendent; though the Q nty vote,
which is strong for Mrs. brown, will
make the race q close one. The male
candidates received but IL small vote.
BosToN. Mass. November 5.-TLe Q
wool market is very quiet and little
business doing, as buyers and sellers are
dlsinclined to do anything in the pre-
sent disarrangement of the money mur-
ket and depression in manufacturing
districts; but. notwithstanding the mo-
netary pressure, tha wool markets ap.
pear to be in u strong condition, and
there is very little wool on the market
that could be purchased, even for ready
cash, ut very low figures. We quotn
ONO aud Pennsylvania medium, extra
nnd double extra ut 4SG15lc.
On aud after Monday next, the East
| ern Railroad will reduce the hours Of
labor twenty per cent, aud make cor
responding reduction in puy at their
shops in tdis city.
The following Lowell mills are run.
ming on three-quarter time: Merrimuc,
Hamilton, Appleton, Lowell, Middlesex,
Fremont, Suffolk. Lawrence, Booth and
Massachusetts. These mills employ
about 1900 hands
DETROIT, November 5.-Comstock,
Democrat. is elected to Congress from
the Fifth District. by 200 majority.
ST. LOUIS, November 5.-Sterling
Price y Co. have mado an assignment.
New YORK, November Sin this CITY,
eleven Tammany and ono Apollo Hall
Dsmocra. and six Republicans are
elected to thesAs.embly, and four Tam
many Democrats and one Republican II
elected to the Senate. Returns from
the State indicate the election of seven
teen Democrats and fifteen Republicans
to the Senate. Four districts are in
doubt, which may alter the result.
The Ecening Express makes the State
Senate fifteen Republicans and fifteen
Democrats, with two districts in loubt.