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Humboldt and Trenton GlOrtfying
Over the Democratic TrfumPhs.

Humboldt and Trenton GlOrifying
Over fhe Democratic TrtumPLs.
Special to the Union and American.
HUMBOLDT, Nov. 6.-Humboldt is hav-
ing grand jollification tonight over the
splended victories of last Tuesday. Every
business house and residence in town is
brightly illuminated, and men, women
and children are ont in full force, rejoicing
that Radicalism, which has so long desecrat-
ed the temple Of justice, has at last been
hurled from power. We feel ''gloriously
grand" in our triumph. Speeches were
made by the Hon. W. l. Mcfarland, Hon.
S. ". Sharp, Captain J. II. G. iPenn, and
Messrs. II. T. johnson and J. F. Rawlins.
The jollifcation will probably continue
during the greater part of the night.
JOURNAL.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, Nov. 6-The reply of the Duke
De Caseses, Minister of Foreign Affairs. to
the Spanish memorandum, will be sent TO
Madrid Monday next. It will deal specific
ally with each complaint, and refute the
assertions contained in the memorandum,
by documentary testimony. The duke de-
clines to discuss the question of the sur
veillance exercised by the French authori-
ties, on the frontier, because the matter is
Of purely domestic nature.
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ROME.

PARIS, Nov. 6.-L' UniUeTse says it is re-
ported that Italy is about to issue a memo
randum to European powers calling atten-
tion TO the dangers TO Italy from the in
trigues of the Vatican, declaring that the
Government can no longer tolerate con-
spiracy in its own capital, and urging the
powers TO discontinue the custom Of keep
ing ambassadors at the Holy See.
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Omaha Indignantly denies the charge
that she has been speculating with the funds
forwarded for the grasshopper sufferers.
Three delegates from Alsace took seats IN
the German Reiehsiag yesterday.
Every day a few schOOners laden with
wheat are wrecked on the lakes.
The prosecution in the Washington safe
burglary case eosed yesterday.
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INDIANA.
Three Cbt,dren Kidnapped.

CINCINNATI, o., Nov. 6.-Specials to
the Gazette report serious fire in the for
est at Button, Ind, and intense excite.
ment in Allen county, of that State, on ac
count of the forcible abduction of three
children of John Martin, few weeks ago
The abducturs were two men and three
women, and they were traced to Illinois
out have not been heard from since. The
children were aged respectively, 10, 13 and
Is years
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EAST TENNESSEE.
Porter Crosses the Mountains with
Five Hundred Majority Mabry's
Gain at Least Six ThOusand-A Gain
Of Ten in the Legislature.


Special to the Union and American.
KNOXVILLE, Nov. 6. Porter carries
East Tennessee by about 500. The major
ity on the Congressional vote is still larger.
Roderick Random Butler is beaten by
1870 majority.
Mabry would have been elected if the
people had had confidence in his chances.
He gains about 6,OOO anyhow. With near
ly 1000 to start with, ThOrnburg comes out
with a mere nominal majority.
The gain is universal throughout East
Tennessee. We have gained eight, and
perhaps ten members of the Legislature.
Brownlow's reactioRaFy letter seems to
have had little effect, except to defeat
Mabry in Knox county. The main body
stands firm.
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NEW YORK.
Tracking stolen Bonds,

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Some days since,
Marx & Co, of this city. bought six Union
Pacific first mortgage bonds from Schoat *
Co., and to-day the same were delivered.
Marx s. Co. keep registry of stolen bonds
and upon referring to this they discovered
that these Union Pacific bonds had been
stolen from the Wilkebarre bank. TIE
bonds were returned to Schoat IL Co., who
in turn sent them to a customer IN a dis
tant city from whom the bonds were re-
ceiYeh
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LEFAYETTE, Nov. Gin consequence o.
a collision Of freight trains at Buck Creek
station, on the Toledo, Wabash and Wes-
tern Railroad to-day conductor Mcguire
was instantly killed. The accident was
caused by dense fog prevailing at the
time. The engine, caboOse and freight
ear or two were badly damaged.
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Rag Reclamation.

The redemption agency Of the Treasury
Department, which has been in arrears for
some weeks in the redemption Of national
bank notes, is now up to date, and, there
fore, enabled 10 make pr mpt returns for
all remittances Of such notes sent in for
redemption.
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FOREIGN.
Active BOmbardment of Irun.
The Carlists Throwing PetrO-
Ieum Shells.
Italy Complains of Vatican Con-
spiracies.
RRAIN.

LONDON, Nov. GA dispatch from
Hendays says, the Carlists are throwing
petroleum shells into Irun. Nine houses
have been burned and the town is much
battered. Another dispatch states that the
Government has impressed all the steam
ers at Santander to carry troops to Irun.
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Scan Mag.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. G.-Rev. J. F..
GOr,leman of the Catholic Church is re-
ported to have disappeared with the female
organist of ST. Bonifiee Catholic Church, of
which he was pastor. Il is also reported
that he abscOnded with funds of the church.
An investigation by the bishop of the do
cese will shortly take place.
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NEW JERSEY.
The Dispnted Fifth.

HACKENsAcK, n. j, Nov. 6.-Bergen
county's official count gives Cutler, Dem
ocrat, for Congress, 595 majority, allowing
Phelps all the imperfect ballots. Morris
county gives Cutler 40, and Passaic county
gives Phelps $50, allowing him all imper-
feet ballots. This elects Cutler by 5.
Phelps claims 631 in Passaic and votes in
Morris, to be produced at tO-morow's ad.
journed canvass. This would give him a
majority of /.
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8 We yesterday reported DR.. w. A.
Moody as having been reelected SEN
ator in the Sixteenth (Hickman) Dis
trict. The returns since received show
that Mitchell Trotter, Esq, is the sue
cessf1l man
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kELLoGG and Packard are attempt
ing the old Brownlow game in Louisi-
ana. hoping to defeat the voice of the
people by throwing out the poll Of en-
tire precincts. Radicals m never re-
forms, but goes on from bad to worse.
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WHFN there Was a rIrnor in Paris of b

WHTN there was rIIInor in Paris OF the
engagement of Mime Lncca at the Sale
VentadOur, communications were sent to
all the journals, denouncing her as being a
most bitter hater of the French, and all
because, being an Austrian, she married
German, sang in Berlin, and nursed her
wounded husband during the late war.
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ESTABLISHED MARCH 80. 1Ss
p0nrER.s MAJORITY.

We have returns from sixty-seyen
counties, some Of which are complete
and others only partial, which give
Porter majority of 3S,2SS. The re-
turns are az follows:
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A SPECIAL from Huntingdon in
forms us that there is tie vote IN Car
roll county between Curtis, Democrat,
and Brooks, Republican. The latter
represented the county in the last Leg
islature. But for disaffection among
the Democratic voters, Curtis would
havebeen elected by a fair majority. And
now Carroll will have another chance
10 redeem herself. If she does her
duty, there will not be one Republican
from West Tennessee in the new Gen
eral Assembly, Middle Tennessee has
already arranged her representation on
a similar basis. 1t will be mighty
lonely foa that little squad from be
yond the mountains,
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NEVADA.


ADemocratfe Governor and LIeuten-
amt.
SAN FRANCIsco, Nov. 6.--Incomplete
returns from Nevada indicate that Adams
is elected Lieutenant Governor, and Wood
burn, Republican, to Congress, with Re
publican majority on joint ballot in the
legislature Of fifteen to twenty. The Re
publicans claim the entire State ticket,
with the exception Of Bradley and Adams.
There is no estimate Of the general majority.
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In spite of imported colOrei Cuban
carpet -baggers, Florida elects a Dem
ocratic Legislature. securing us Fed
eral Senator in lieu of the Radical
Ab1ah Gilbert, who goes out next
March
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TPIPRrRnf1ie.

BoSToN, Nov. 6.-At a special meeting
of the Franklin Telegraph Company to-day,
it was voted to lease their lines to the At
lantic and Pacific Company for ninety-nine
years at an annual rental not exceeding
$4,000.
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MONTREAL, Nov. Ga clerk in the saw
ings department Of the Bank of Montreal
has absconded with $4,000.
A clerk i'm the Office OF William B. Simp-
son, one Of the stockholders, has fed with
$4,000.
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THE only men that dares to come
out openly, in the present canvass.
against paying interest on the State
debt, were the so-called Reform" can
didates IN Shelby, headed by Eth
eridge, who were defeated by major
ity of 5000 votes. When it came to
the test, the people repudiated the re-
pudiators.
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SINCE Congress adjourned, last June,
Arkansas has held two elections. In
the flst, she indorsed Gov. Baxter by
$4,000 majority. In the second, she
elected solid Democratic delegation
to Congress- gain of two. After
these results, the pending investigation
by a Congressional committee, to as
certain whether Arkansas has repub-
hcan form of government, becomes
simply farcical.
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PIymouth wants PartieuIars.

The case of Tilton VS.. Beecher will be
called Monday next in the City Court in
Brooklyn. Beecher's counsel appealed
from the decision of the court denying their
motion for bill of particulars.
Frank MoUlton has been summoned to
appear Monday and plead to indictments
for libel on Mr.. Beecher and Miss Proctor.
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Miss KELLOGG is not proud. She took
a new baritone from Simmons * SlOcnm's
minstrels, and a soprano, Miss Ida Beau
mont, from the Lydia Thompson troupe.
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Trenton.

To the Union and American.
TBENToN, Nov. 5.-Trenton was illum-
mated last night, and there was a grand
torchlight procession headed by the Tren-
ton Silver Coronet hand. The "Mulligan
Guards fired nine guns in honor Of the
victory i'm this and other States. There is
great jollificatiOn among the people,
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We still adhere to the opinion ex-
pressed yesterday, that Porter's ma
jority will exceed forty thousand, and
shall not be surprised if it reaches
fifty thousand.
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WE stated yesterday that the con-
test between Cowden and Wilson in
the Thirteenth (Lincoln) Senatorial
District was close, with the chances in
favor of the former. Returns since re-
ceived show that Wilson is elected. He
was a member of the Legislature nearly
twenty years ago, and is a man of in
+ telligence and the strictest integrity.
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THE Louisianians cannot wait till
the 26th to express their JOY, and steal
a march on Grant by proposing the 10Th
as Thanksgiving Day. The Democrats
of other States are similarly impatient
to hurry up the turkeys and manifest
their feelings. Suppose we all adopt
the 10Th. Why wait the fiat of Re
publican President to celebrate Demo-
cratic victories, when we are bursting
for gladness?
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The newest trick in Radical knaYery
is importing Cuban negroes to defeat
Democrat for Congress in Florida. We
can now understand why Grant was 80
desirous of annexing Santo Domingo.
After Tuesdays thunder the annexa-
ton of Mexico and all South America
would not save the Radical party.
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INDIA.

CALCUTTA. Nov. Ga native in cIIstO-
DIV, suspected of being Mana Sahib, has
been removed to Cawnpore for further i'll
vestigatiOn as to his identity.
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Slush.

SALT LAKE, Nov. 6.-There was a Sc
we're rain and snow storm yesterday, last
night and to-day, extending from this place
to the Pacific coast.
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Nov. 6.-The Austrian Govern
ment has requested the Porte to hasten its
answer to the proposition for a CONNER
cial convention between Austria and
ROumaira. -.--f
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BETTER late than never. Marion
county goes Democratic for the first
and only time In forty-three years.
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TORONTO, Nov. 6.-The Synod Of the
Church of Scotland, in session here, have
adopted a motion in favor of reunion by a
vote of 6S TO II.
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Or the last General Assembly, not
one Senator was reelected, and only
four Representatives, as follows:
Lee Head, elected from Wilson county
proper, instead of Wilson, DeKalb and
Trousdale,which he formerly represent
ed; JH-Jamison, Rutherford; D. j. Mob
lit, elected from Lincoln county prop
er, instead of Lincoln and Giles; J. L.
Orr, Marshall.
John Overton, Jr., and A. B. Haynes,
who represented Shelby in the last
House, are now promoted to the Senate.
1t is, in fact, bran new Legisla-
ture, fresh from the people. and made
up of exceptionally good material.
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Blew OF His Arm.
ARKANSAS.

Blacks and Whites Join TO Lynch a
aNegrO Ravisher.
MEMPHIS, Nov. Ga dspatch from Os-
ceola, Ark, state that early yesterday morn
ing, a negro named Jack Phillips outraged
the wife a planter near there. From the
treatment received she will probably die,
as she was within few weeks of her con-
finement. The negro was arrested and
brought to OSceola, the citizens of which
place, both white and black, improyised a
court, and after hearing the evidence, took
the prisoner out and shot him TO death.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Nov. 6.-The sisters of the
TiehbOrne claimant have petitiOned the
Queen for his release.
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The falling of In the vote Of Da-
wilson county, compared with that cast
In the August election, was 2,476.
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Now that the elections are over, and
we hoped for breathing spell before
Congress meets, here comes Beecher
again, insisting on a rehash of ''the
particulars of that Tilton business.
The case comes up next Monday. At
ter squelching Radicalism, cannot the
the American people hit on some plan
10 suppress this other nuisance?
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d TENNESSEE BONDS closed In New
York last eveningat 71--an advance
Of Ic.
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Pre.hxsertan Reuu,ou.

CHEYENNE, Wy, Nov. 6.-Mrs. General
Rawlins died at a hotel here this mOrIl-
ing
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FLORIDA.
SwamPed by Cuban CarPetbaggers-
The I.a.-IAIasurf re nannncralie

AUGUSTA, GA, Nov. 6.-The news from
Key West, Fla, says Cubans voted for the
Republican candidate, thus defeating Hen
derson, Democrat, for Congress, in the First
District. Wall, colOred Republican, has
been elected over Finley, Democrat, in the
Second District. The Democrats have a
majority of 20 in the Legislature.
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"A - In 1872, Harrison received 1913 votes
IN this county, and on Tuesday last
ASA loss of I.275.
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It's better TO have loved and lost, than
never to have had mother-in-law.
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WE publish elsewhere an invitation
which was sent out yesterday to the
leading Democrats Of the county, by
the County Democratic Committee, re-
questing their presence at a grand DEM
onstration to be given here on the 18th
inst, in honor Of the recent Democratic
triumphs. 1t is fitting that the Capital
of one of the strongest Democratic
States In the Union should lead off in
this matter, and we hope the demonstra-
ton may prove a grand success.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-11-07

THE fact that the official returns of
Philadelphia are withheld full four days
after the election, suggests suspicious
. of desire to doctor" them when the
rest of the State has been heard from.
The Democratic State ticket is doubt.
less safe, with the exception of Latta,
for Lieutenant Governor. The great
danger is that the Philadelphia ring
may count up Legislative majority to
secure the United States Senatorship.
Our Congressional gains are, of course,
beyond their reach.
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COrroN easier in New York, at l4sc
for middling.
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THE return to Jeffersonian Democ-
racy puts the country In humor to en-
Joy the coming Centennial of Inde-
pendence, and 1876 promises to be a
glorious repetition of 1776-a lease of
liberty for another century.
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OHIO.
Rr,,,iau, BIaze or soa..Fa,.

A Brilliant Blaze OF SOap-Eat.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 6.-The candle and
soap factory of the firm of NJ. Werk, on
Poplar street, took fire tonight and burned.
The building and machinery are gone. No
stock worth mention was saved. The loss
is yariously estimated at $4,000 to $780,
600; insurance $4,000 in about twenty
home companies. The origin of the fire is
a mystery. A heavy stock of material
had been laid in during the summer aud
only a little had been worked of. The IRE
was intensely hot and bright, and though
surrounded by buildings was no allowed
to spread. Several explosions occurred, by
one Of which Adam Negley, a fireman, was
precipitated from a wall and severely in
jured, and bystander thrown from fence,
breaking his leg.
Firebugsi
At Bucyrus, last night, four barns and a
butcher shop were burned, evidently by in
cendiarism. Tonight two more barns were
burned in the same manner. The citizens
held a meeting and resolved to make all
vagTants coming TO the city work for their
bread; that boys shall not be allowed on
the streets after dark, and that all persons
attending fires be compelled to work to
subdue the flames.
Blew or His Arm.
VIM. Stevenson, of Butler county, while
bunting, near Deshler, o., yesterday, acci-
dentally discharged the gun into his arm,
and blew it of. He died this forenoon from
the effects.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
rhe EntIre state Tlcket safe.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.-The Burk:
county official returns give Latta, Demo
crai, for Lieutenant Governor, 1881 major
fly. This adds 1,7g6 to Latta's majority
published this morning. Latta's Oficia
majority in Lucerne county is 1,S17.
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ILLINOIS.
The LexisIature Turning.

CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-The Tribune this
morning gives the complexion of the next
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Later.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.-With the cor.
rections and additions received to-day,
Latta's majority foots up 13,0ls, The Off
cial returns are still wanting from Forrest,
Sullivan, Alleehany and Philadelphia coun-
ties. Only three wards of Philadelphia
have thus far been counted, and they in
creased I.atta's vote by 235 from the re-
tuIns made election night.
The daily Argus., 1874-04-29

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, April 2S.-The con-
tract for binding the Revised Statutes is
to be let at 3 o'clock this afternoon. Up
to the time of closing, only two bids had
been received 1t will not be known who
made the bids until they are opened. The
price for binding was limited to seventy
cents a volume, and as there is probably
but little money in the job there is not
much competition.
The Secretary of State is still greately
troubled over the publication of the Ses-
sion laws He is in daily receipt Of letters
from different parts of the State calling on
him to publish the laws. The parties hold
that the Legislature did not intend to in
terfere with the act of 1865, or with the
publication of the laws as provided therein
1t is possible that the Secretary will order
the publication to meet the demand. As
the law is, it is clearly his duty to do it.
The daily Argus., 1874-04-29
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wThis unparalleled SPECIFIC is compounded IN
Natures Laboratory. and, from its magic power aud
uuprecedented achievements, the most eminent
men in this country have, after thorough and Sc
we're test, pronounced it the only Sovereign heheus
for -~.
Also. all Urinary, Bladder and Liver Affections
with Dropsy. &C. .-, no
To the minds of many our claim may seem pre- pre-
posternus to accomplish with Bethesda wafer toat
which has SO long and still continues to bafie med
icaI science We ask but test; do not allow our our
skeptisicism to be ,ur peril II Bethesda aon
cure you, it not, certainly, do you any injury
therefore avail yourself of the most peassMal ~ ala
eficacious curative agent ever offered TO sunerlhg
humanity. al oosas .,
w, claim Bethesda to be specific in al cases OF
Diabetes Inflammation of the Kidneys, lnfamma-
ton of the Neck p the Bladder and Urethra inilam
nation of the Bladder, Dropsy. Gouty sweiilngs,
Stoppage of Urine, Albumenuria, Ropy OF S!ouoy
Urine Brick Dust Deposit, Thick; Morbid, 6laoas
and dark appearing Urine, with Bone Dust Dep e
| its; Burning Sensation with Sharp Pains when vol
ding Urine; Hemotorage of the Kidneys,Fa IN tne
Kidneys and Loins, Torpid Liver Indigestion, Cal
culus and Female Weakness.
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