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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-04
BY TELE GRAPH,
THE ELECTIONS.


CofOPed Conservatives and Wo,nan Sufe
frage-Democratic Gains.
MONTGOMERY, November 3-An immense
vote is being quietly polled. Many colored
men openly vote the Conservative ticket.
Negro " omen dressed az men voted the
Radical ticket st Huntsville. They were
jailed.
Election 4rict. No disturbance OF any
kind here. The vote here is SEQ less than
in 1872. and is claimed as that much Demo-
cratic gain. The returns are very meagre,
owing to the great length Of the ticket.
At Tuscumbis, alter the closing of the
polls difficulty took plsoe between the
town marshal and q citizen, which resulted
in the mortally wounding of the latter.
Sumter county goes Republican by 1900
and Lee Democrat by 500. The returns are
too inea.re to telegraph. This city will show
Democratic gain OF 600.
Enough has been received to assure the
election of Bradford, Dem, to Congress in
place Of Pelham. A Democratic gain.
MOBILE, November 3.-The city and
county OF Mobile have gone Democratic BY
about 1900 majority. Two riots occurred,
caused by DegrOes attempting to rescue
negro repeaters from the United States
marshal. The riots were easily suppressed.
Two negroes were killed and cne white man
wounded.
A Sauguinary Rios At Eufaula-Three
Negroes were htilcd-O Others MortAlfy
Wounded.
EUPaULA. Ala. November IA riot com.
nenced a. the polls at noon to day BY one
Eegro drawing pistol and starting to whip
another for voting the Democratic ballot.
Three negroes were killed; four mortally,
seven seriously. and eight slightly wounded.
Quo white man was mOrtally. Ona se.
riOusly snd Cne slightiy wounded. From
500 to 600 shots were fired.
The disturbance was quite sanguinary.
Six whites we're wounded. One Of them,
William Keith. mortally. Three negroes
were killed outright and as far rs heard
from seventy-four we're nOunded, ten or
fifteen Of the number mortalIy. Since the
fight i've have died and three Or tour moro
will die during the night.
The difficulty grew out Of the abuse of
negro who had voted the Democratic ticket
by several Radical negroes, the chief among
whom was one very bad negro named Miles
Long. Several white gentlemen rushed up
when they saw the abuse being heaped on
| the Democratic negro, and when he had re-.
! esived several blows. they pushed In and
! ordered the mob to desisto Miles Long
offered to draw Q pistol upon tho whites,
when he was told not to draw . weapon
| thers or he would be killed.
With an oath against the whites, daring
them to come on, he drew his pistol and
fred. In an instant q general fire from
both whites and blacks commenced, which
| the latter stood for second or two, and
| then gave way in one OF the widest STAN.
pedes ever witnessed in our streets.
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DIDWEI.l.'S ACADEMY OF MUslC.
!. ,. .Rke....................... -ttage Manager
A series OF benefits given Ly SIR. u. B;dwel 20 the
LADIES' CRESCENT CITY RBLiEf ASSOCIATIONS.
Six consecutive s!ghts and Wednesday and Sat.
0edSy RatineeS commanding
Monday, NoSembeS =. 1874.
First appearance Of the Academy's Heguias Crs'
0stic Company. Monday and Tuesday, November
ana ): also at the Wednesday instinee, THE
CHILD OF THE REGIMENT and ths sztrsvs gsnzS
entitled HASS1NBAD AND HOURL
Wednesday and Thursday. Nevember snd 5.
KIND TO 4 FAULT and HAsSlNBAD AND HOCRt
Friday and saturday November 6 snd s-SNOW
BIRD and TJIB COLLE6E BOY.
Saturday Matinee-KIND 10 FAULT and THE
COLLk0k BOY.
Sunday, November e--Grsnd double Bill pr.
0Rnt,ng comedy, drama and fares.
Tickets fov the above seres can be procured from
NJ. " 4. BELL. 30 II Union strest. snd from ths
committee. a. ann nouncsd IN the daily papeIA
ROX office open for res rved eeata.
Monday. ko.em S-Trst appearance ef fhc
popular comedians. BAKER and FARRON. uol
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TO Our late Oppeneuts.

Now that II has become abso utely eer-
tain, although generally believed probable
for some time, that the parish of Orleans
has passed entirely into the harem Of the
Democratic rooster. it becomes us to survey
the late battlefield. jus: around us the
smoke has disappeared, the victors are seen
triumphant, tho crown has been found in
the bramble bush without endangering the
eyes Of the victorious Richmond, and few
Of the slain are scattered over the stage as
ornamental adjuncts to the crowning. It is
of no use attempting to explain who SO
much Of this is thus, and why we are not
one Of these instead Of one Of those. There
were too many voted on the other side.
When the parish convention of the Re
publican party massed its concrete wisdom
to form So opaque and fuliginous ticket
that no voter could see Democrats candi.
date through it, all things indicated q con
eciousness Of certain triumph. No leaders
we're disposed 70 make concessions OF favor.
ties to improve tho ticket. The chance was
too good. "Neyef mind what that man has
done for US. va demand this cfice for our
candidate" No more concessions; no yield.
ing to humber demands. Give Us all or
nothing. They felt as Richard did-when
the ghosts didn't troubls him. They had
their Stanley. and were equally willing TO
cry, ''Of instantly with his son Georges
head" All like Hans Breitman's tar.y-
Where are those leaders now
Where is the golden clont that stood
On the mGuntalns pr0w:'
They must honestly confess they met
their enemy. and having become t heir per.
sonsl property by the fortune Of war have
no further interest in mat ters in this local.
i!y. but turn their eyes toward the north,
for over the whole State the smoke still
hangs and the reports Of Republican guns
still come. From out this smoke will come
consolation. for with better management
and more ability the State ia still Republ,.
can.
But In all seriousness, our Democratic
friends have now their opportunity to prove
theis ability to govern this city. They are
untrameled. and have only to keep their
promises to make it = good government
Now that they have won. the support oi
tho REPUBLICAN is theirs in every act fol
the good Of the city; and if their efforts are
| successful and ordes il brought on: Of chao.
| no praise can be too great. and none will be
I more sincere.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

hissOIETlON or FCOPARTNERSRir,
- Tie fr,n OF SAMUEL SM tn 90. 10 this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
Mr.. CHARLES KiLSHAw. at No. lS Canal street
Sil attend to the liquidation OF our Tnseties
SNiacsa SAMUEL SMITH.
A. W. SMITH.
CHARLES KlLSHAT.
ss~ N.sass. May r. iscs.
Sy..s .:iasvs {: - = set - A0s0
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The sixteenth and seventeenth wards vote
with the parish Of Jefferson for members of
tho Legislature. The Republican majorities
for Representatives are as follows: Six
teenth ward, 27S; seventeenth ward. q;
Camp Parapei poll. l65: Kenner, 300 The
prospect is that the Republican majority in
this parish will reach 400.
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LOST.
REWARI,

"sr'''''''''''''''..:.::' ''''''N "E~AH''
On she twenty ninsh II :ans fOCHsrBOOK
oon issS. No is. on he ssu rhern Bank for . Is.
obear~f sat-d tventy-eighth of Ostoeer. 1874.
and note Arawn by Mrs. Elizabeth kells; Rrs.
Rosaline Cous no SIid Miss kl2abefh Kelly i0r
1leoe. dalsd thirty srse OF DC Ober 1872. payabe
- their own order year afer date at the Citi'
Nv oct bssovv J. p CO:rty. nosary Ssblic, Octsb-s
u, 1877
The puolis are hereby cautioned against che s~
Sctiaton Of sad mote. pay nseAt thereof having
0eer stopped. i:beVsl Z, ward viii be paid tor
the delivery OF the pos ssc!bsok and contents os
a6s ote alone to Is. n. BURTON,
First street. pess - Thomas, Fourth District.
Or to ). T. GoFrEf. Notary Fupnc,
mol 10 No Is Exchange place.
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ST. TAM MANY.

Advices from, this parish indicats the
election Of the Republican ticket by about
fifty majority. This is shown by the count
Of the polls at Maiisonville. Vaudeville
and Covinston. A. J. Cousin is elected to
the House.
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ninth district, has from 500 to 1000 majority
in this city. There is large Republican
gain.
WASHINGTON, November 3-Private tele-
grams from Chicago say the congressional
election there shows two Democratic gain.
A telegram from Pittsburg says Negley,
Rep. is defeated. This needs confirm alton.
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MA OLSON.

Tho vote Of this parish stands: Morey.
1919; Spencer. 80; Dubuclet. 1857; Mon
cure. 204: Benham. llS. 1t is charged that
Morey's vote was lessened by com bination
with Democrats Of Mur.eli and Gla and
other cO!ored men.
Later by Associated Press:
DELTA, November 3--The total vote Of
Madison is .054 Msjori,ies--Morey for
Congress. $50: G!s for the Senate. 1851;
Mugrell for Representative. 1898: Dennis
for parish Judge. 205i: Republican State
ticket, 1913 All the above mentioned are
Republicans.
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CALCAsIEl'.

Nv Associsted Press.
LAKE CaAgLEs, November 3.-VOte Of
Calcasisu:
for State Treasurer .-G0ceurc, lli5; Du.
Guclet. Z.
For Coneress-Bresu1.i i0.5; Dsrrsii, -
For State Senste-Klrkman. 597: Wells,
$50; Robertson, %: Gardiner, 4.
For the Lsgislature--W. K. Gill, s6:; j.
W. Richardson, 500.
Abost 1900 votes cast In all. Ono poll is
yes 70 Ee Eeayd from.
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ST. MARY.
4 special dispatch says:

NeptCIa1 IIspatCH Sayk:
Fifth ward. st. Mary parish, :A Eepub.
lican majority. The Pa:tersonvillc poll
gave majority o. to. compromise. All
quiet.
BY Associated Press:
FRANKLIN, November 3-The following
ia the vote OF the Franklin precinct.
Brashear City yet to hear from: Treasurer
Moncure. Conservative. go; Dubuclet, Rep.
ga. Congress-Breaux. Conservative, 2l9:
DarralI, Rep. 673 Iegislatnre-Clarke,
Conservative. 2223: Pile. Rep. 679: Antoine.
Conservative, 1874; Sutton. Rep, ca.
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eS-~N~-~
MISSOURI,
No Reliable Keturns,

Sr. Louis. November :s.-The efeetfoa
here passed off quietly. An unusually large
vote was polled, but owing to the len 9Th og
the ticket it will be very late before returns
can be obtained. AT this hour. II p. NJ
not one precinct Of the city has been hear.S
from. The advices frOm the State are too
psayre to indicate the result in any sections
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TERREBONNE.

This parish gives abou: a25 majority for
Dabuc!et. Darrail and the amendments.
F. S Goode. Dem, for Senator. has lsO ma
jority. over Crozier. Rep. W. II. Keys and
E. McCollum. compromisers. are e!ee ted to
the U0use.
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EAST FEkJCiANA.

Tie i.:.Sx.s: is "a. .sts .; EAs: Ts;ici.
ana:
Duhueies, .aSS; Moneure. si9; Nash. 1891;
Moore, ga; Gair. 1856; l03 majority over
Bresux. Ray auo Ppes. Cosppgoso!se!s. ass
elected 70 the Legislature.
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KENTUCKY.
The uOm0cfats Garry the state

The U0m0cfats Garry the StAtee
LOUISVILLE, November 2-Returns come
in slowly from she State, but dispatches
show Democratic gains all through Ken.
lucky. 1t is probable that the Democrats
have made clean sweep. electing all of tho
ten congressman.
C1kcINNArI, November J-Returns from
the sixth Kentucky districs indicate the
election Of Jones, Democrat. over Indepen.
dent Democrat and Republican opponents
by :2900 majority.
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BATON ROUGE.

A raeeisl dispatch from Baton Rouge
ssys:
The straight Republican ticket il coo
ahead here. with three wards to hear FROM.
Tw" ars strong Republican.
West Baten Rouge gives 200 Republican
majority.
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Arkansas
4 Quiet Election and Close Contest.

ARulet EIett1On ana CI0s0 COnt6Sts
LITTLE Rock, November 3.-The election
passed of without disturbance, and full
vote was polled. The vote in the city is
close between Wiltshire. Democrat. and
county. In Faulkner Wiltshire runs largely
ahead. The Democrats Claim his election
by large majority. No news from the
other districts.
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WHOLE NUMBER 1880.

crat, is elected to Congress fer the first disc
trict; Potter, Democrat, in the fourth; Due
rand. Democrat, in the sixth; Waldron. Rec
lican. in the seventh; Hubbel, Republieane
in the ninth. The fifth is claimed for VILE
liams. Republican, but is considered douhso
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CONGO RDlAs

All but ono box counted. Norcy, 1920;
Spencer, $50: Dubuclet. :loo: Moncure. 100:
Youu: and amendments. 2l0O. Randall and
Ridgely. Reps., are elected to the House.
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lBEKIA.
Ey :tn AsAoeiased Prese:

Ey :ie Aaeocissed Press:
New lBER1a, November 3-Tis se,ufns
OF Ioeris parish are not vet fully m sde up
Experts estimate over 300 votes pOiled and
g,vo Moncure, Treasurer. l5a majority;
Breau1, for Congress, 400; King, for State
Senate. :s; ScLwizs. Representative. as;
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FLORIDA.
No Sniisfactory Returns.

TALLAHASSEE. November 3--Eeturns
meagre and unsatisfactory. Nothing def.
mite can be obtained tonight. Finley, DEM.
is probably elected in the !irs. district.
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LAFOUHCHE.
By Associated Preee:

BY Associated Press:
TERREBoNNE, November 3.-Lafourche
elected the Conservative ticket. Moncure,
Treasurer, has i22 majority. Breaux, for
Congress, has fl6 majority. The parish and
legislative officers are elected by 1875 ma
jority. Goode. the compromise candidate
tor Senator from Assumption, Lafourche
and Terrsbonue. was elected BY largo ms-
iOr;tv
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A dispatch says that Dubuelet. Nash and
the amendments carry the parish hy 1900
majority.
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DELAWARE.

Indications Of Democratic Cains.
WILMINGTON. November 3-The yeturns
are incomplete, but the indications are that
all three counties have gone Democratic
and not Republican is elected in the State.
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ASSCM PTlON.

4 large Conservative majority is claimed
hero by the Democr Its. thus elec.ing Goode
to the State Senate over C:ozicr, Republi.
can.
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ST. CHARLES.

Borrrn SrAr'ov. November 3-Moncure.
GS: Dubuclet. 1868; Dibble. l26S; Ellis. 28;
Cbadbourn, 1868; Monthieu. 26S; Hahn. 1900.
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KANSAS.
isepublican GOyefnol. Elected

LEAvENwoxTH. November 3-Returns
from few precincts in this county and
estimate of the city give Pafrott, Reform
candidate for Congress. 100 majority: o.
born. Rep, for Governor. at jeast 1900 ma.
jority. A light vote vas cast. Ford county
gives 140 Republican majority. Comanche
county gives Casey. Reform. for Governor.
50 majority; Harvey county largo Eepub'
licap majority.
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T'ENaAS.

Tho following official dispatch vas re.
ceived after midnight last night:
Total vcte. 1928: Dubuclet. 2s69; af sre:re.
oi1: Spencer, 1851; Mercy. 1897.
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AMUSEMENTS.
GLOBE THEATRE.
I. KlTyREDGR. 900. Lessee Aad Manager

Dc
Two more New guriesqurs.
Wednes sdny and ThMrsday. N0veMbeP 4
nnd 8,
IA SONNAMBCIA.
VHiOAY November 6-First night Of the Grand
Na,ry Bnrlesoue, CINDERELLA, or the Parry and
Ahe iittle q ass Slipper, in which Miss Alinnie
;a,ckson, tho f.vorte bur!es9us a.tsess. viii make
her hvst appearance.
Ia SOMA BULA MATINEE Saturday n0oE.
Immense Globe bill TOR Sunday.
Engsged and will shortly appear, MAGGIE WHS
con. character and change artistic an Eapytian
CHARLES vfiIERS com"disn and character
Sctop; DELAHANTY and HENGLBa, great song
and dance Srtiss; LOLO. the greatest lads trapsze
DerformeH in tho world, assisted b. the De OriSn
Brothers, and Cthevs to follow IN RAPID succession
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Nours Carbon coal. sixty-flye cents.

The latest mineral Development At Utah
IS bed OF eulphur almost pure. assaying
ninety per cent on the average, and entirely
free from arsenic. which ie not the case
With az: sulphur Le:eto;o-. :cnni in
America.
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BIENYlLLE.
1sr 4asee;ateai press.

SHREVEPORT. November 3.-The oif;c;a;
and unofficial returns from Sienvil!e parish
give 100 Democratic majority.
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FOB RENT,


DIOK kENT-cOOMS vLRGANTLy PUR
u Eished- apply 1T No. :!7 Canal street. n. az
AampavA keferencss f.quirsd. hO32ts
INOR KEr.Y.--:,EyERAL RACTS OF LAND IN
the parish OF % N rssn. fht osa: NM s.n ss ,
cultivation Of vice. Terms easy.
Apply e. Ii BFanche, DelacrOi1 plantation. Or
- 4. RoCLegesu ca, S0A Is aud I8 st. Louis
stveet. Nc23 l5t
nkEAShNT ROOMS, WITH OK WITH.
: Il Gus board. can 6s procured Rt No. SO ~.
1:harlee street. TeYms-snode,atA. Oc3e
UNFINISHED ROOuS..~WiTH OK With.
III out board. in a desirable location. convenient
to tive tines Of cars, No IS Rampant street. be-
tween Common and Canal etreets. OcH
EOk RkNY-A HOUSE, IN THE fIkSr DtS
4. isics. "nfainirs six rooms in thorough repair
large yard eGltab = for garden; grut dS:eeo dol
lars per month 70. . good 'enant
ysf particulars Inquire OF
Real Estate Agent.
ga Commercial Place.
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OCAIIlLTA.

Afpecial dispatch from Ouachita says:
MONROE. November 3 3-Msiority for :irst
amendment. 1902; for second. ll57: for
third, ll04; for fourth. 973; tor fifth. 966:
for State Treasurer. 928: for Morey. ?43.
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POINTE COUPE.

4 speo!a! from Pointe Coupee states that
the entire Republican ticket has been
elected in the parish By over 1000 majority.
Dubuclet's majority is 1860.
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h in the third and fourth wards:


Judge Dibbl" has better prospect OF
success, with three strong Repu biican par.
;shes to hear from. and three polls in tho
second, thirteenth and fourteenth wards:
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NE " YORK..

~ SUO VAs0-Vv kCA0AWR DbSCSV~
Mayer-Tilden Gaiss in the Gouutry,
New YORK, November 3.-Weathes
splendid. Voting commenced carly. There
was o row this morning in the twenty.frss
ward, between Coroner Richard CrOkev snd
exSheriff O'Btien, who is running for Con.
grees in opposition to Hewitt, TammaDy
nominee. Both we're backed up by their
friends, and during the fighting one Os
OBrion's gang shot and killed Kroker
to the spot. The feud long existed between
O'Brien and KrOker for ascendency in tho
ward, the latter being Tammany man.
Sixty-1ve election districts in this city
give Dix. fof Governor. 442l; Tilden, 1888,
indicating q Democratic majority in tho
city Of 40 900. Scattering returns frOm thu
interior show uniform gains for T.lden.
Wickham. DEM, is undoubtedly elected
mayor by Large majority Oves both Wsi!s
For register the Election is cfose. tho re-
turns to the present moment 5ayorins
Jones. Rep, over Hayes, Dem.
::ls p. A.~One hundred election dis.
tricts Of this city give Dix, for Governor,
69O2;; Tilden, IA, ,536; Wales, Rep, for mayor
6O27: Wickham. DEM, 12,443; Ottendorfer.
1902; Jones; Rep. for register. II. .s42: Hayes.
John McKsnna, who was shot IN y ppliti.
cal affsay thia morning. has died of his in.
iuries.
Coroner Croker. who was ar1tsted for
striking O'Brien, has been released on bail.
Up. M.-The returns from l4l districts In
this State outside of the city Of New York
show a gain for Tildsn of 1854. There ara
over 5000 districts in tho Stata outside Of
the city.
$50 z. M..-Three hundred and forty -fous
election districts in this city give Dix oJ.7 =!
votes: Tllden, 81, ,436. Two hundred and
four districts outside of New York city give
Q Democratic net gain of 1868.
Kings county has gone O,O00 majority fSF
the Democrats. Winchester BrittOn, wh.s
was displaced by Governor Dix, is probably
elected district attorney.
lows: Governor-Dix. 45, 1877: Tilden, S7,224X.
May0r-Wickham. 81 ,729; Wales, :,5 731;
Ottendorfer: :4.s7S: Fer Register--IIales.
81 .036: Jones, II 425.
f. Il Meade, Dem. is elected to Congress
from the fifth district.
So far as heard from. Sunset Cox's msjoE.
ity in the sixth congressional district Ia
$500.
Total eitr vote. rnrsected: Dix, RIP.
Wickham, regular Dem. 69,SS7s Wales.
Rep. 1.JS; Ottendorfer, independen:
Dem. "a, ,4O5. For register-~Haye es, Dem.
s., sol; Jones, Rep, 7O,9iS.
Roberts. Rep, in Utica district u defeat.
ed. and Democratic gains are gepoyecd
throughout the State.
The World claims that every Democratic
candidate for CoogYess ia tho city -
elected.
The following wa@ received to ghs.
q. ". Adams. World Ooics. Washington
The Democratic majority in tn is city "A
1900: Brooklyn S0Ol. Every city congress.
sional district is carried. A Do mocrat;s
gain Of two Roberts is defea ted in Utica.
Walker. Dem. is elected in the !Steuben
district. Every dispatch from the interiss
chronicles heavy Democratic gains.
j, Il. STlLLSOV
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ST. HELENA.
Isv Associated Press !.

l;y Associated Press:
ANTE ClrY. November 3-St. Helena
gives Moore and Moncure about 100 ma.
jority. Dr.. Collins. DEM. was elected over
Floyd, Rad. by G5 majority. Tho entire
parish Democratic ticket is elected.
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CAUTION T.s THE PESIlC.
LOST

4 certain sess HyAwn by g. y r::es payable
q che order .r Mra. Y. =. Barrie. sna by her IN
Sessed dated October q, 1873, for forty nse dol
she pub ic is tsrebv notified and cautioned not
70 purchase said .C:s a. Il s still the property OF
aAe under signed AhS =. y. bVhhhs
OoS5 mol
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DE sUTO.
RY AAsneisSed Preas:

SankyEroRr, November :-Neariy con;.
riete returns from Do Sot3 parish show q
Democrats majority OF between 800 and
lkNs
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VARIETIES YglEATRE.

D,SEC7OR. John 2. OwEHS
OPENING NIGHTS.
Every Nighs This Week aud saturday
Matinee,
SAsrsdan's tr.! liant como dy Of the
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
A. aitered and arranged for the ST. JAMES TIE
ATRE, LONDON. where il has been performed
with MnvaryiuS success durisx ths entire year
pAst. The pla. vii! ne presented with ENTIRkLy
EEW SCENkRY. NEW AND APPROPRIATE CtS
S'UMBS Of the period.
SlR PETER TEAZLK.... ....MR. JOHN X OWENS
ALL THE NKW COMPANY IL vHK CAST.
NOi Il
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-04

1he medallion Of john Wesley, which Is
to be placed in Westminster Abbey, is
nea.ls completed. A bas relief under the
profile represents Elm ~ prsachi,: o: Lis
fathers grave.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-04
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WEbSTER.
Bv Associated Press.

M1NpEy, November S-Offic!al returns
from Webs'er parish ehow Moncure's ma.
jurity a. J0S, Levy's ITO. For the Senate
Georges 100; for Representative-Csrlis
l0:. The election passed of very quietly.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-04
.R0Dublican Losnef

WILMINGTON. November Alive districts
heard from show Republican losses as coms
pared with 1872, when the State went Rep
publican.