, 1874-10-22

IrOm tAo 1OWh ana 1uOlaua elections. -
The Tribune figures up that eight op-
position and five Republican Congress-
man elected in Indiana; that Bowman
(Anti-Monop.) is probably elected in
the 4th Iowa District; and that the cleo
ton of McCrnry tRepub.) ia the first.
and Tufts in the End Dist. doubtful. Re.
turns from Iowa indicate very light
vote and great deal of scratching. but
that the Republican majority is not less
than at last election. $4,000. The In
ter-Ocean claims the entire Republican
Congressional Delegation.
New York, Oct. AT the annual
meeting of the stock holders of the W.
U. Telegraph Co.. the old Board of Di-
rectors was elected, with ihe exception
of Ezra Cornell, q. W. Field, and Hiram
Sibley, who gave place to James Mill
kin, Levi H. Morton, and Daniel Tor
renee. 1Ga aH T fiGttas3 el f
BERLIN, Oct. 14.-Herr Madi. Presi-
dent of Police, unsuccessfully used all
his influence to have Count Won Arnim
sent to q private hospital and be under
surveillance. The Counts family offer
ed one million francs bail.
RIO JANE:Ro, Oct. IA dispatch
from Paraguay announces conflict be-
tween the Portuguese and Brazllians.
Columbus, Oct. 15.-The election re-
turns are sufficiently full to make sure
he election of the following Congress
men: 1st District, Sayler, Dem.; End,
Banning. DEM; Sd, Savage, Dem.: 4th,
McMahon, Dem.; 5th, Rice, DEM; 9th,
Hard, Dem; 7th, Neal, Dem; 9Th, Law
renee, Rep. 9th. Poppleton. Dem; 10th,
Foster. Rep; 11th. Vance, Dem.; 18th,
Walling and. to fill vacancy, Finck.
DEM; 18th, Southland, Dem,; 14th.
Cowan, Dem: 10Th, VanVoorhies, Rep. !;
10th, Danford, Rep; 17th, Woodwork :
Iep.; 18th, Monroe, Rep. 10Th, Gar
field, Rep; Goth, Payne. Dem.
LONDON, Oct. ia Paris special
states that General Schauseri, and Bour-
bnki have been summoned to consult
with President McMahon, it is suppos.
ed to prepare for the possible contin-
gencies thatImay arise from the note o.
the Spanish Government, relative to
the conduct of France in favor of the
Carlists.
The Duchess of Edinburgh has had
son born to her.
The bank of England has fixed its
rate CT discount at per cent.
The Empress of Russia has arrived at
Buckingham Palace.
New YORK, Oct 15.--At the meeting
of the Directors of the Western Union
Telegraph Co. to day, the following Off
GERS were elected: President, VIM.
Orton; Vice Presidents, a.. B. Cornell,
Augustus Schell, Geo. H. Munford,
Norvin Green. and Harrison Durkee;
Executive Committee. VIM. Orton, Jas.
H. Banker, Alonzo B. Cornell. Harrison
Durkee. Norvin Green, Joseph Harker,
Edwin D. Morgan, Augustus Schell, W.
X. Thorn, C.. Vanderbilt and Frank Work.
San Francisco, Oct. 15.-The statue of
Lincoln was unvailed to-day at Spring
field, Ills. President Grant was present.
The ceremonies were very imposing
and witnessed by large concourse of
people. 5ssr
New York, Oct. Is. A San Francisco
published only III the Tribune,
announces that arrangements have been
for new line of steamers
between San Francisco, via Japan and
China, to make close semi monthly con
nections With the overland R. r That
The line consists of several first class
screw steamships, built at Glasgow
Also monthly line sonthward TO con-
meet with the Pacific Steam Navigation
South American line. The
story is believed here to be an attempt
TO bully the Pacific Mail company into
the combination with the rail-
road monopoly.
New YORK, Ort. 15.-Dispatches from
state that Avellanada has
been installed as President of the Argen-
tine Republic aud that the Government
seizes all kilograms received at Buenos
Ayres. I
MARsALL Town, Iowa, Oct. 14-Nine-
Iy-two counties reported gives n gain
over Republican vote last year of over
6 900. The Republican majority in the
State on Secretary of State will be
about 10000. Indications are now that
all nine Republican candidates for Con-
gress will be elected. Wilson in Fifth
District will have nearly 5000 majority
Granger has very close run in the
Third District. He will have 55 major-
ity. Jackson's majority over Whitman
is estimated at 500. McDill, Oliver,
Sampson and Pratt will tave good ma
jorities. Tufts and McCary arc elected
by small majority.
CoLUMBTs, Oct. 14.-Democrats con-
rede the election of Foster. Rep, to
Congress in the 10th District, and
Rep, in the 18th District.
It now looks as if the Democratic ma
jority on the State ticket win reach
Is, 600. EGfffs sss ssts
OMAHA, Oct. A. Returns today es
tablish the fact that the State goes
by nearly 1000 majority.
d. L1TTLE Rock, Oct. 14,-Returns SO
far show that the new constitution was
carried by very large majority.
YANKToN. Dakota, Oct. 14.-Returns |
his far received, give Kidder, Rep.
for Delegate, 1,411 majority.
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