The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-07
State is Democratio by not less than

III,
II Haralson, oolored; Republican, has
been scratched to any considerable ex-
tent. he is beaten by Bromberg. In
the I'd District Williams, Democrat,
has 1000 over Rapier. oolored, Repub-
iioali. tn the 3D. District, Bradford,
Democrat. beats Belts about 5000. In
the 4th District, Hays, Republican,
has 5000 majority. The race in the
9th aud 9Th Districts was between De-
moorats. In the former, Caldwell
bents Shaf1ield; in the latter, Hewitt
! beats Soss. the present incumbent, by
about 1000 majority. The Democratic
majority on JOINT ballot in the Legis-
lature is 20. Real estate is held 25
per cent. higher than before the cleo
ton. A negro named Diegs was jailed
today by the United States Marshal,
on the charge Of shooting and killing
a young son OF Judge Kiels, Of Bonr-
bon. on election day, and destroying
the ballot'box at Spring Hill, in Bur.
bour County.
AUGUSTA. November 6.-News from
Key West says The Cubans votet, sor
the Republican candidate, thus de-
featiDg Henderaou. Walls, negro, has
been elected over Finley, Democrat.
The Democrats uave 20 majority in
the Legislature.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, November 6 -
conductor on the Mobile and OHIO
Railroad brings the news to Uuion
City that Columbus, Ky, was on fire
in two places last night. The Western
Union Telegraph Compuny's Office was
burned, and all the wires were down.
He could furnish no particulars.
SAN FRANCISCO, November G-Ra-
turns from Nevada still Incomplete
Adams. Democrat for Lieutenant.G Go
vernon is elected. Woodburn. Repub
lican, for Congress. is elected. The
Republican majority in the Legislature
on Joint ballot will be from Is to 20.
The Republicans claim the entire
State ticket in this State, with the px-
ception OF Bradley, Dem ocrat, for Go
vernon, and Williams, Democrat, for
Lieutenant-Governor. No estimate
has been made of the general majority.
PHILADELPHIA, November -Rev.
j. +. Gordeman, Of the Catholic
CHURCH. is reported to have disappear
ed. with the female orgauist at ST..
BOnifacius Church, of which he WAS
pastor, TO the Consideration Of the
entire Catholic Diocese. a statement
that he ubscoaded with the funds of
the church Of his parshioners is
doubted, but an Investigation by the
Bishop of the Diocese, which will
shortly take place, into the affai1s of
the departed clergyman. will reveal ALL
Probsbilities-For the South At
Iantic and Gulf States and Tennessee,
partly cloudy and warm weather will
prevail, with East to South winds and
high barometer East of the A1issis.
sippi River. For New England ana
the Middle States. generally clear weu-
ther, North west to South west winds.
no decided change OF temperature, and
rising barometer during the night.
TeIesraphic-Com, ,nercinI Reports.
COLUMBIA, November G.-Sales of
cotton to-day 142 bales-middling
l3as9l3Ia. Market firm.
LONDON, November 6-Eries 26ls.
Street rate = below bank.
PARIS, November 6.-Rentes 62f.
15c.
LIVERPOOL. November 6-3 P. NJ
Cotton quiet and unchanged; sales
$4,000. including 1000 for speculation n
and export; sales of the week 7S,OOO,
including 5000 for export and 5000
for speculation; stock 568. 600, includ-
ing $50. 900 American; receipts of the
week $4,000, including 10000 Ameri
can; actual export 8, 900; afioat 3l7, 900,
including l44.0O0 American; sales on
the basic of middling Orleans, nothing
below low middling. shipped October
or November, 13 16; sales on the
basis of midding uplands, nothing be-
low good ordinary, shipped Decem Der
or January. 75s; sales to-day include
1000 American.
6 p. M. M.-Cotton-SaIes en- basis OF
middling uplands, nothing below good
ordinary. shipped October or Novem-
ber. GIG; nothing below low mid.
ding, shipped October or November,
GIG. Yarns and fabrics ut Aanchcs.
ter quiet and firm.
New YonK. November G.-Noon. =
Stocks active. Money 2ls. Gold
opened at 1915 now 95s. Exchange
long IS; short 4SS1s. Govern.
ments active. State bonds quiet but
steady. Cotton quiet; sales 1870
uplands l45s; Orleans Is. Futures
opened dull and nominal: November
IL 7-l6. 1916; December 145h,
IA ll-l6; January II 1916. Is; Febru.
ary l54. l55 IL; March 15lS; April
Is 1916. Flour, wheat and corn
steady. Pork heavy-mess 1875.
Lard qniet-steam 1875. Freights