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, 1874-11-05

Sneclal Dspafch % TAe CA?cado 7T15t1ne-
q RoeMEsrEn, Mir.n., Nov. 4.--DanIcls Rop.,
and Brown, Opp, arc elected In tho Tenth Log
i4lative District (o1mstoad County,, aud White,
senator, Gaalsill and Duelt, Representatives,
Ninth District. RepB., arc probably olocted.
Dtorn,ap, Opp, is elected County Auditor by q
small majority. Dunne|l carries tic County by
about 50. Tho Republican State ticket las a
small majority.
sr. PAUL, Minn., Nov. 4.-Retl1rnB this eyon-
ing arc mora favorable to the Republican cnn-
tidatcH for Congress-. King is certainly elected
in tho Third District By small majority. pos
eibsy 1,0D0. and tho straight Republican has car
ried tho Second District. Nothing doiniso re-
ga,ding tho Legislature.
, 1874-11-05
PENNSYLVANIA.

Sn..tof n,.rof.b IN Tb4 cb5r11o 9r.ihuns
uRfESs11tE' r., yet. 4.-Iho petroleum, ols"
trlct (lwenty'slxthl comprised OF butlof,
Mercer. and Crawford Countless elect James
Sheakioy. Dem. BY oyor 900 mnt., 4 gain Of
: I'm '' -
A''''' eo,,,o, 7s.oo,ea IN 7ac r,a,eaoo T4tbvn>
r,,,s,,.., ~. 49,, rha nonsa,ra, -
osi4sioMst r. 10y soa oon Deaaoo'".s W.
carry fayette oy from 6u1 TO l,o'o on county oi-
ticers, md on the State ticket will go at 1oast
400. nopo1ts coming in Isl, slowly. IT,. .,-
w,eu,.nroy n. Nv -Wosh;nato, ro,,-
".shlSot'S; -, IVY; a.-"an,4s'eton a," oou"-
u oleees tne "aole hepao.can ttcAos ~ ma
jor1ty Of 159, o1copt for Congress, mud ono Az
Bemblyunn, The dlatriot couposcd Of wash
iccto1 ncnxor and r,vrnnco olcct. tin ncnun,
,;.aa Hoaasassn,an h. , mn NV ,r io,;tu
''cao oouRrea7'nan W .,ooo .u"Jo''y.
pH1LApfLr1i1A. ia'' NOV TN tue twenty
fifth Wura olmstoad, Rep, for Liou.onaut-Gov-
eruor, has 1870 mai. In tho Fifteenth Ward tho
voto was. o,mstead 1:15G. Kc,,y ncn. for
n1As "1a o,c -" ~ S;s".'.,. ~. ~
oohglees' 'oo. IL .no "'neeoSn.a "af" o1u'-
stead has 1854 NAL. and Aobp'na, DOM, Tor
oongrosa, sAs.-a plurality which e!o 'a him to
no., for 1,ioutcn,nt.Govornor h,s ~ n,,,
oe,n, ,Jt !'us'u 'nn r' a"' ., mal.'
anu hooolhe P'atansy OF 4oo' Inc twenty
second Ward gave oimstcad, 1.2ls mai, and
mni % in t,o Twontv.sixtb wnrl and ,'rcon'an m 'n
Rop., for Congtoss. q plurality Of col, which
elects hun from the First District, over Foronce,
Dem, Tho city vote, comnloto, giyos q net Ro.
publican majority for Olnlstoad OF ,232 against
Is, HI Inst yenr.
Tho following is tho result ii PENNSYLVANIA
Blair County eiTos 200 Republican majority;
Mexican County, 100 Republican minority,
Complete retirus of the city wards in phila.
dolphia, rive OimBtead, Rep., for Lieutenant
Governor, IL, 716 mai. Shepherd, Dcm, District
Attnrnnv, INA mni. Goddnrd. Dnm. for
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BiL1.IbRn T0tIRnhMENT.

New YoaK, Nov. 4.-rho international Billiard
Tournament opened Tonight at Tamnany
Hall with large audience. Tho first
gamo, French cafons. 800 ..,rotnss up
waB betwean Joseph Dion and cyr'l!e Dion, sud
hoen hnntcn. Tho second game Wac between
Rulolp1o and Gamtor, which was won BY tho
lattor whose ayorago was 1877.
, 1874-11-05

NEW ORLEANS, L.. Nov. 4.-A few additional
election roturns strengthen tho Indications pre-
vlo1lsly reported.
United States Commissioner L. D. Craig to-
day sent before the United States Circuit Court
Mary Johnson and Joseph a1ibzousta, both col-
orcd, charced with violating tho Kn-Klux act in
couspirlng with others and breathing M 1ncnt-
lng OF tho colored Democratic club. This is tho
first commitment of colored persons uudor this
oct in Louisiana.
, 1874-11-05
DEnrooRAT1b REJo1c1Nos.

DEM0UEAT1U REJ 01U1NUS.
MEMPHIS; Tenn. Noy. 4.-The Domocratg fired
100 guns ou tho bluff Tonight in honor Of their
viotoiy. The Democratic majority In this county
ia 5000.
O1EyEtAwn; O., Nov. 4.-A salute Of 900 guns
was fred by tho Democrats OF this city tonight
In honor Of thsig yic.orios yesterday.
CoLuunus, o., nov. 4.-Tho DomocrntB Ind
m impromptu iolliGcation tonight ovor tho ro-
suit OF tho election. There was continuous
caunonntlo for several lonrs, ard long display
Of fireworks. a largo crowd gsthorod in tho
Capitol Square, wnero Gov. Allan made speech
in which 10 declared that tho returning rcason
of tho poople had brnught tho Democratic purity
baok to power, md thatit had como baok to stav.
Speaker Converse, Col. Maayponny. and half
q dozen otllors mado speeches. md frequent al
lua,ons to Allen as tho noxt Democratic candi-
dato for President woro received With applause.
, 1874-11-05

alEmpn1s, Tenn, Nov. 4.-Later returns in
dicato the election of COL Casey Young, Dom.,
to Congress. BY over 5000 maj, Democratic
gain over the Inst Congressional election OF
nearly 5000. Returns from Wost Tonnessoo
show heavy Democratic gaius. Fayottc and
1Iardoman, hitherto Republican by largo ma1orl-
tics. give Domooratic majoritics. respectively
tic result in tho North and South. Tho election
,Yas unusually quiet.
, 1874-11-05

JERSEY CRY, N. j., Nov. i.-In consequence
Of split tlclt"ts. tho roturnA oome iu HlowIy.
Judge Dcdlo. Dem, is o1eotod Governor by about
1000 mni. Tho Republicans otcc. to Congress-
sinnickHon, Dobbins. and, porl,aps, Phelps,
though tho lnat-namcd fs doubtful; as yotoa on
eitl,or aldo would decide tho olootton. Tho
Democrats oloct Ross, Hamilton, Tohso, md
nardonburg. d gain Of throo Congressman. Tho
Shato aonato stands o. laat year, each pnrty gnn-
ing aud lnetng ono. Tho Republican majority 10
aeYcn. Tho Honse stands 80 Democrats to
81 Nopnblcans. Democratic gain over Inst
ycar Of II on joint ballot. Tl,e Legislature is
Democratic by II mnj., and will oloct n Unitod
Statcs Senator to hncceod John T. STOCKTON.
Tia Congrussmen elnosod In Now Jorsoy aro !:
Ftrat' District. Clonont II. ennickaon. Ror.; Scc-
onl District Samuel a. Dobbins, Rnp., reelected
Third District. Nfios RosB, Dem.; Fourth DiHtrict,
Robert Hamilton. Dam. reelected; Fift! Dis
trtct, Angustas ". out!"r, Dom: Sixth District.
Frederick H. Toeao. Dom.; Hovonth District,
Aug. a. I1ardonbusg, Dam.
Detlio'u minority for Governor IL $4,000.
PATERSON, N. j.. INV. A.-1n Bergen County
tho inspectors of election threw out 16 ballots
for "Wm." tho contraction of William Whittier
Phelps. md ~ for ". W. Phelps. Including
those GO bhlots, Phelps ia elected by Ia majority.
, 1874-11-05

San FAANoIsco, CAl., Nov. IA dApatch from
PRESCOTT. Arlzona tonight, Gays tho election o
Stevens, lndopontlent Delegate to Congreys, it
gouorally conceded.
, 1874-11-05

AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. 4.-Hartridsc, Dem., for
CONGRESS, is cortuiajy olootod. Smith, Dom., Is
elected by 700 maj.
AUGUSTA. Ga.. Nov, 4.-Dabney Is elected to
Congress from the soyouth District by 200 or
900 mai. The entire delegation to Congress Is
Democratic beyond doubt.
Mayor Bpsncor, Of Atlanta. and otlltr PROM
inent citizens. wero arrested to-lny for violation
OF tho Enforcement oct,
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VESSELS PASSED PORT HURON,

.sntcia' Di1nafth e Tha Chfago 7rlhHHt.
ponf liunoN, Alirh., Nov. 4+-uP-Frops Maiue,
Yhnl,sa A. Esatt, ". pgul.
Tllu seanbhp Davidson, bound for Chicago, with h
cargo Of salt Ia once 0re ashore, this t!illo tho
Charity Islands, Saginaw bay. Relief was dispatched
for froa this pon aud the order afterwards counter
lua,led. lilo Inference Ii that lur position IL ntt
danuafnlta
, 1874-11-05

Fran tic t1AclnHatt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Tic general result Of tic very important
elections hotd yesterday III n sweeping md
smashing Democratic victory. The Republicans
hnye not. wobclieyo, held thoir own anywhere.
. The most ealiont feature Of this morn
ing'a nowa is that Massachusetts, has .olocted
Dcnocratic Governor mud several Independent
md Denlootatio Congreesmen. No prcaumo
there Is no Doubt OF tho solid strength OF tho
'loyal" sentiment OF Massachusetts, santi-
n1ens 1oynl to Nationality, to equality OF Citizen
ship to sound currency, to tho enforcement Of tho
national laws. for tic protection OF tho weak
against thbstrong. Massachusottsrro ngainat
ButloriBnl. and gives her protest d personal
point by defeating ,Dutlor'a aspirations to bo n
tests. also, against tho voxation aud domoraliza-
tim incident to inlpractcat'lo prohibitory laws,
auI defeats Talbot, tho canslidats for Governor.
whose, position waa uneqniyocally In favor Of
those laws. hle ptotests against corruption In
primary meetings, and defeats regular nomi-
neo for Congress who bought his nomination, In
Cherry pcctoral Aver. Sho protests against the
tritling with Il constituency which put up IL
Democrat in tho Springfield District, aud elects
Chester w. Chapin. She approves Tho attitude
Of a strong man who takes o postion outside
party lincg, and n. r. Datks gous back to Con-
gross. Upon tho whole. Massachusetts las dono
vol.
ga nEnuKE, NOT FINAL JUDGMENT"
From, t.s Ciic,nHaft Ga:ck,--i:tp"dpe1'..
Tho Republican purity has sllbtained tho So
gorcst rovorse It has ever ezporlonc.a since it's
whom States, here and tlcro, havo gouo over to
tho Democracy. Thnro have a'so been years
wl,on Republican nla1oritios hayo boon largely
cut down all around. But thero has neyor boon
n time when ANYTHING lao tho present tiefoat,
or rather series Of deFcats. has boon sustained.
Il amounts to nothing less than royolu-
tluH.
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sAS fnASo1sno. Gail, Nov. A.-The laseat
from Novadn indicates tho re election Of Brad
10y, DOM, for Governor also. Sharon, on tho
Legislative ticket, with n stand-off between
Ellis, Dom., and Woodbnrn, Rop.. for Congress-,
except,ng that in Storey, Lyon. snd osmsby
Counties, tho Republican Legislative tlokot has
been elected which will giyoshnron twonty votes
in the Legislature. This, atled to tho nino Re-
publican hola.ovora, makes twensy-nine, with the
Indication tial In other counties tho Legislature
is likely to hayo gona Republican, a,snloient 10
give Sharon Tho rcqufBtto tttrty-cight votes on
Joint ballot to elect him United Statcs Senator
Tho Republicans ctassn that Woodburn ia elected
to Congress, with tho gubornatoria. oillca doubt
full, as between Bradley md f1axlctt.
SAN Francisco, Nov. a.-RoturnB 30 far loave
tho election Of Congressman in Nevada IN doubt.
Fills, Dem. is probably o]oeted. Bradley, for
Governor, claims oyer 900 ma ajoYity. It is eo,.-
cedod that tho Sharon Legislature ticket iH
elected, -
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baltimore, Nov. 4.-Furthor roturns from tho
Sixth Congressional District, Which aoom rclia-
bic, though unofficial. indicate The election Of
Walsh, Denl.. to Congress-. over LowndoB, Rap.
tho prosont member. This will mako tho ontiro
delegation Democratic.
, 1874-11-05

CINCINNATI. Nov. 4.-Coyington, Ky, yeator.
day gavo Jouea, Dem., for Congress-, 013 mai.
The city voted III fayor OF license by 450 mai.
, 1874-11-05

AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. 4.-llotnrns from Florida
come III slowly. Tho Indications arc that both
Districts elect Republicans to Congress.
, 1874-11-05

Special Diapnteh to Tie Chicago Tribune.
ST. JosrpH, Mo-, Nov. 4.-Thts county Inns
sono for 1fardLn, probably BY 300 majority nea,
for CongresHin tho Ninth District, Is elected by
ovor 1000. Wa1tor Young Will 60 to tho State
Sonata by coo majority, Tho Buchanan County
ticket e all elcotod. Dlttingor ts probably olcct
Collector Of Lilo county, Tho remainder Of tho
Democratic t1ckot is oil safo, with majoritioa
ranging from 100 to 800.
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Ref, minority Of BSi This is Eden's residence.
Ho is probably elected by . small majority.
Yonxv1IIE, til, Nov 4.-Iho o1lcial vote of
this county is ae follows RidgoHay, VIZ Lore.
sos Powell. 9o3; Ettcr. 568: Corwin, $50;
Campbell, 614; Castle, s7t; Curry: G2!: For
sp Bys1s Scp fsP ssst bis ina
95B: Collins, Ind, s1oH. Newton, Hop. for
rEoa,A, iii: Nov. iii p. m.-poorin County
Co., se'1 s|arS E'TSs' y. MTeS ToEs nsg ses S na Knox,
Fulton County gives Ross 1,74o, with one
township to loar from. Whiting is clocted by
about 200 maj.
WArsExA, ILL.,, Nov. 4.-The confetti in this
district ia close. Fott carries Kanlsakeo BY
about 200, and Marahall by over 300. Dayno car
ries IroquoiB BY about 100, and NAV get enough
In tho other counties to overcome Forts voto.
Reps, md PARKER. Ind. arc elected to tho Log
islaturo. Tho county ticket ia worry close. not 70
mai either way. 8eycral towna to hoar from
yet.
snteias Dtsnateh 70 The Chfeaao 7t,ouns.
hIr. VERNON, H.. Nov. arc blhz-
Ing in our streets Tonight aud cannon aro being
fired in honor Of the election Of Gen. ". B. an
dorson. Ind, to Congress-, from this (Niucteonth)
district. over 8; .. Marshall. Dem. and Gen.
Raum, Hep. The victory for Gen. Anderson IL
rendered the moro brilliant by tho fact that it
was achieved attor ono Of tho moat hotty-con-
tested campaigns ever witnessed in tho State
over two old partisan loaders, whose experience
mn5o them quito Formidable. THO result is re-
ga1lcd as withering rebuko to tho snlary-grab-
ber. Marshall. Cen Audorson's own county OF
Jeifcrson paid him tho compliment Of large
mujori ty,-nearly 7oo Ho also carried Hami-
County, Tie homo OF Raum, his Republican COM
pctitor. Such lome-thruata were very annoying
to tho partisan candidates. Gen, Andoraon's
friends aro duly oatel at the complete and sig
tho old political organizations.
Sprc,aI Dsuoteh to no Ca,eoqo tribune.
ALTON H.. Noy. 4.-Returns as fur as ro-
eeived IN this Congressional district Indicate M
an Increased vote. whiol will make his majority
sony county arc ali in, Which gives Krone, Dem,
for State Senator l,4oo over Battner, Rep: maj.
over nntlodge, Rep. Tue Representatives elect.
cd ara 0eo,ve 4, Smith, Of Alton, Rep.; Frank
s. Pike. Of st, Jacobs, Dom. and George II.
Weigler, OF Mtou, Dem.
SDectal Dispatch 10 The chtea9o TriUMne.
Qu1ycY, H., Nov. '4.-Tho following Demo-
cratic maorlties in this city arc Official; Carroll,
CSC; Etter, G43; Wike. Cog: Arntzon Stale scn-
ator, 1877; Craig, Sheriff, lbs.
1ss ss %n.D f9 exs Aa's ce 6quey 5 s sxG?' Ee9 fe
$50; Wike, 561 Arntxou. 448; Moore and D.tes,
Democratic Representatives. arc elected By re-
tluced majoritios. It is not known which Of tho
Republican candidates ia J., elected.
MArrooN, III, Noy. 4.-Pickrell, Reform can
Reform candidate! tor Sheriff. a mnj.; Vance,
Reform candidate Tor the Legislature, received
Es @sy s e sas na eG noW IT o
Iook blue.
srtcial Dispateh tn Ths chteago 4rtouns.
, 1874-11-05
VIRGINIA,

ALEXANDRIA, VA, Nov. 4.-1lunton, Conasrva-
tive III o'ootod in tho Eighth District by 800 ms,
jority over Barbour.
, 1874-11-05
TANSRS 81.

Spectai Dt*pafch 10 Tho Chicaoo TF}6Nnt.
LEAvESwonru, Kan. Nov. 4.-Tllo Repr1bli-
cnns olcct Phillips in tho Frat District by 3,000
majority, an Opposition gain OF 10000. Goodih,
Ref. ia certainly elected in tbs Second District,
md Brown. Rop., in:the third. Osborn md tho
Republican State ticket alentoll by 10000 major
ity. Tho Republicans aro bewildored.t
, 1874-11-05

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DELINQUENT SALES.

And in accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board of Directors, made on the eth day
of July. 1874, SO many shares Of each parcel
of such stock Is may be necsmsry, will be sold
at public auction, 1t lis CGce of the company,
4li California street San Francisco, California,
on Wednesday, the 9th day of Septem.
Der, 1874, at the hour of l o cleck p. m. Of said
day, to pay said delinquent assessment thereon.
together with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of the sale.
X. wEGENER, Secretary.
Ofiice-4l4 California street, San Francisco,
California. su2l-fd
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And in accordance with law and an order of
the Board of Directors, made on the 30th
day of June, 1874, 30 many shares Of each
sold at public auction, at the auctionrooms of
Maurice bore l. Co., No. 1926 Pine street. San
Francisco, Cal, on Monday, the 3lst day
Of August, 1874, at the hour OF O'Clock p. NJ
OF said day, to pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses Of the sale.
r. II. BROWN, Secretary.
Office-Room 2, No. 400 Montgomery street,
San Francisco, California. aul5-td
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And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board Of Directors, made on the 18th day
Of July, 1874, 80 many shares Of each par
eel Of such stock rs may be necessary will
be sold at public suction, at the Office Of the
Company. No. $40. Montgomery street, on
Tuesday, tho 18th day OF September,
such day, to pay delinquent assessment there.
on, together with costs Of advertising and ox-
penses Of ssle
GEO. T. GRIMES, Secretary.
Oface-Room 2. No. $40 Montgomery street
San Francisco, California. au30.td
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RAILROADS.
Union Pacific Railroad
lra TIME TABLE. LmG +

Until FURTHER NOTICE, TRAINS VIII
" leave and arrive ct Ogden daily, q follow
LEAv1.-Daily exprees, $50 . M; mined
$50 p m; freight. 80 .. m. ~. ..,i u
ARnrvr.-Daily express, $40 p, m: mixed,
p. M; freight, $40 :. m. sy rtf sM an
Daily connections made st Ogden With .
Ill points In Southern Utah.
AtBryan, with staees for ths Gwestwatm nssss.
Al Cheyeune, with Denver PsctAp Railspsd,
for Denver. Central City. Georgetown and ali
points In Colorado and New Mexico.
At Omaha, with Chicago and Kmthveseogn;
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific; Burlington
and Nissouri River; Kansas CITY, q. Jeo and
Council Blum Railroads, and Missouri river line
Of steamers. for all points oas4 md sputh.
Tickets for sals to all points easg q once Of
wells, Fargo 1 Co.. East Temple street. and at
the once Of the Utah Central RAiiruad. in Salt
Lake City; also ct he Unioa Pacific HailroeA
ticket once, In Ogden, ct which once berths On
eleeptng-cars can be secured. c 5.I--|-
Arrangements have been made whereby pas-
sengen desiring 10 visit Denver, on theiY way
East, can avail themselves Of ap excursion rate
from Cheyenne to Denver, and return, ct greatly
reduced rates. afs4's ~ N9'fF ,'ff717'
For particulars and all information In regard
topaassgs. apply u the ticket oGAcse.
PaAssngsrs should be careful 10 secure thsir
passage tickets to all eastern and southegn
points via Omaha. and thus avail themselves Of
athroush sleeping-car. comfortable scsommeds
lions and quick time.
i. N ~ THos. L. xIaGnAIl, Asis
0enerel Ticket Assnl.i
lf r. z. GlCkIE0,
su2S-h Chief Engineer end superintendent.
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And in accordance with law and IN order Of
the Board Of Directors, made on the 2lst day Of
July, 1874, 90 name shares n each parcel Of such
stock as may be necessary will be sold ct public
auction, at the auction house Of R. D. W. Davis
4 Co., 2l9 sansome street, city and county Of
San Francisco. State Of California. on Wednes.
the hour Of :. O'Clock =. m. of said day, to pay
said delinquent Assessment thereon, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
FRANK D. CLEARY, Secretary.
Ofice-Room 10, New Merchants Exchange,
California st., San Francisco Gal. -DIu
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DELINQUENT SALES.

CHIEF East Exteusion Mining Com.
pany.-Tocation Of principal place o. bust
ness, San Francisco, CaL-Location Of works.
Ely Mining District. Lincoln county, Nevada.-
Notice-There Ss delinquent upon the follow.
ing described stock, on account OF assess" en-.
several amounts set opposite the names OF the
respective shareholders, rs follows:
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TRAINS LEAVE THE UTAH mN1aAL
Depot. salt Lake City. Of = = N. and 9Ao
O'Clock p. m. ~ l.sIt rssE51
Sandy nearest point 70 Little oottonvooa
Canyon) d $40 q. u. ind 80 Pm.
Arrive ct Lehi q ;. N. ~ - ,. n. si
Leave Lehi ct $50 .. m. aud : p. n; SANDY.
A Wv !. e. n n II sas!' :; ds ,so and
p. M. HsLh I.iav sCt -i23 a1o-99