The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-15
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mas.er..
INDIANAPOLIS. October IA Returns
at O'Clock this morning are very
meagre. and it IL impossible to tell the
result on the State ticket. The Re.
publicans certainly elcnt seven Con-
gressmen. The Journal coucedes the
eleotion OF majority OF the Demo.
cratic ticket in this city and County.
NEW YORK, October 14.-The trial
OF the suit, under the civil damage
Aot. brought by John Rigby against
William, John and Timothy Long, so
!oon.keepers, of Brooklyn. to recover
damages for the death OF his son, who.
it is claimed. died from excessive
drink. furnished by the Lougs, was
concluded yesterday, the jury award
ing 1000 to Rigby.
The Earl OF Dufferin, Governor
General OF Canada and Lady Duffsrin,
are in this city. Is;
A large number of Unbans have re-.
Gently sailed from this city to rendez.
vous ut Venezuela, from where it is
supposed the next expedition will sail.
Demas Burns. of the Brooklyn Ar.
gus, has been Indicted for publishing
hbels on Henry G. Bowen. This is
another suit growing out CT the recent t
scandal.
OINorNNATI, October IA. Com pleto
returns from Hamilton County give
VIM. Bell, Democrat. for Secretary of
State, 1884 maj ority; Charles 8.
Smart. Democrat, for School Oom mis-.
sioner, 4.6i7 majority; VIM. ). Gil.
more, Democrat, for Judge Of Supreme
Court, 4. .6l5 majority; George r. Rix,
Democrat, for Judge of Supreme
Court. to I'LL vacancy, 1859 maiority:
Sayler. Democrat, for Congress from
First District. 4,334 majority, over
Green, Republican; 81. B. Banning,
Democrat. for Congress from second
District, 1.4l7 majority, over Steven.
son, Republican,; F. s.. Pringweir.
Democrat, for Sheriff, 1873 msioritv:
Joseph Safer, independent candidate.
Tor County Commissioner, 54e a.ajor;-
ty; P. F. Malley, Democrat, for Goro
ner, 2.60l majority.
OF Ohio. received during the night. it
is evident that the State has gone
. Democratic. by from 10000 to Is. 600
major ty. Further returns received
up to O'Clock this morning. do not
change the status of last nights de-
spatohes. The Indications are that
the Democrats will elect eleven of tho
twenty Congressman. The additional
Democratic Congressman supposed to
De elected ere Savage. IL the Third
District, McNahon. in the Fourth,
Hurd. in the Sixth. Poppleton. in the
Ninth. Seury, in the Tenth, and
Payne, in the Twentieth. The En-.
Quirer editorialIy says: "For this tri.
umph we are indebted not alone to the
Democratic party, but to the aid of
men who bave heretofore been it's op-
pouents. This election means opposi
tion to national bank monopoly, that
the volume OF currency should be eu-
larged, and that there should be
tariff for revenue only" The Gazette
says: "On platform of reputation,
Imitation, anti-temperance and general
cussedness. the Democratic party has
carried Ohio by decided majority,
and elected eleven Of twenty Congress-
men,"
The returns from Indiana are 80
meagre that the result is uncertain.
The Republicans claim seven Of tbjr-
teen congressman. In Iowa and Nc
hraska. the Rapnblicane carried the
day. In Arkansas, Conservative can.
didates were elected.
NEW York, October 1.-THE an.
nual meeting of the trustees of tho
Peabody educational fund was begun
to-day. Among the members present
were Ex-Governor Clifford. Of Massa.
chnsetts; Ex-Governor Graham, of
North Carolina; Ex-Governor Aiken,
OF South Carolina; Wm. NJ. Evaris;
Judge s. Watson, of Nashville; Hamil-
ton Fish. and Surgeon. Con. Barnes,
U. 8. A. The Meeting was secret
The annual statement will not be-
given to the press until the close OF the
session.
The Episcopal Convention adopted
report that it is iuexpedient for the
body to take action towards tho assem-
bling of the synod of all the bishops in
communion with the See of Cauter-
bury, for the consideration of ques-
tlons relating to the English version of
the Scriptures and the relation Of the
Anglican Church to other Christian
bodies.
COLUMBUS. OHIO, Ootober 14.-Suf-
fcient returns have been received to
show. beyond doubt, that the State
has gone Democratic by from seven TO