The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-09-24

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cot Is, e9s; Titcomb, IL, 625; and Williams,
Temperance candidate, 975. The election
secures Republican United States Sena-
tor. .
PoRrsuoUrH, n. a., September f5.-The
Democrats, to-day, elected Noses II. Good
rich mayor, BY twelve majority, and car
ried aldermen and common council, gaining
eOatrol Of the city for the first time since
1858.
SHREVEPORT, September 16.--The right
full officials elected In 1879 have been
Peaceably reinstated in all the parishes 50
far as heard from. In North Louisiana
there has not been, nor viii there be 9 ain
gle drop Of blood shed. The movement
has been conducted by the leading ppop-
erty holders, business and conserved re men
in this and adjoining parishes. The hest
Of feeling prevaiS between the whites and
blacks. Our people are Of the opinion that
President Grants Proclamation was issue5.
under apprehension Of the facts. They
cannot believe that he viii use the poyvel,ss
Of his great Office to crush them. Their
will be no conflict betWeel the peopls md
the Federal authorities; bat the keuoOg
infamy is dead beyond resurrection, troops
or no troops. ns.s
BAroN RoueE, September Il. = East Baton
Rouge turned out the Kellogg oHicials to-
day, and installed McEnery oficels In the
city and parish. Livingston parish declared
for McEnery this morning. Adjacent
parishes viii do the same TOMORROW. No
disturbances. hAa
NEW IBERIA, September IA large
mass meeting Of New Iberia parish was held
here to-day, indorsing the overthrow Of the
Kellogg government. Immense enthusiasm
prevailed. Business was entirely sus.
,pe1ded.
ira committee was appointed 70 demand
instSYignation of the Kellogg officers, and
CongfiaEnery's.
IIishment oftory resolutions on the estab-
were adopted. government Of the people
PORTLAND, ME.,
Argus states that ifeptember l4.-Ihe
that owing to blunders Ipeen discovered
there is not at present, nor BE Legislature,
for two years, any Maine nq6IoIe Ueen
any other law against selling liqudAW, OF
Attorney General was in this city yestes nc
in consultation with the best legal author.
ties in regard to the matter.
CHATTANOOGA, September t7.-Maynar'
was nominated by reclamation. He &C
cepted the nomination, and endorsed th
civil rights bill as passed by the Senate
and announced that he would make thor
ough canvass.
PHILADELPHIA, September 10. In th
examination in bankruptcy OF Jay Cooke
Co. the evidence given by jaw eooke shows
regarding certain purchases hf Norther
Pacific bonds, that proper credits were nc
given in the books of the firm for al sue
purchases.
LITTLE Rock, September l0.-Rinald
Rinaldino is between Hot Springs and th
railroad station, where several stages wei
robbed. The ladies and invalids were VI
molested.
FALL RIVER, Mass, September 49,
Granite Mill No, !, in this place, WI
burned this morning, Just after the oper'
!. tives had commenced work. II is sal
J there was fearful loss of life. afA
Since the above was received, eomnun
cation between New York and Fall Rive
has been lost. probably owing to the FIRE.
Boston, September 19.-In response
an offer to send aid to Eau, River
! the Superintendent OF the Fail River raj
road, Of this city, the following hispatc
slas been received
FALL RIVER, September 19.-J. R. XII
mock, superintendent-No help is required
The fire is under control There are, pro-
ably, some ten lives lost-mostly by jumi
!, ing from fifth story.
! (Signed) t.su gl ]. II. JORDAN,
Agent Of the o. G. R. R,
n SAVANNAH, Ca, September 21.-A SIP
cial to this mornings Neios says that d
= structive fire occurred at cambridge, Geo
gia, this morning. About quarter Of u
Z business part Of the town was destroye'
AueUsTA, Ga, September 21.-Repor
y have reached the city that about 400 n
: groes, under the leadership Of q neg
r named Terrant, intend to make an Alta
q on the whites near Reese's store, Edgehe
4 county, South Carolina, about one hundr'
a and fifty miles from Augusta. It is ]
A ported that some unknown parties FIR
a into Tenants house last night, and that
= intends to retaliate on the whites, who 9
4 assembled TO resist the assault. A eouri
b arrived here with note from promine
Il citizens of Edgefeld, asking assistant
\ A party was organized, and were on {
n eve of starting from here, when anotE
~ courier arrived, bringing information Ii
e. Terrant had been arrested by the civil {
,e thorities, and that the negroes had d
8 persed, and all was quiet. Terrant was
az member of the convention which MOI
mated Chamberlain. There is an unea
~ feeling that there will yet be trouble
70 South Carolina between the whites a
1e negroes. There is no question about
/. white people of Georgia, on the line OF
Savannah river, going to the assistance
or their neighborS in South Carolina.
as CINCIEHATI, September 2l.--Private !
te vices report the burning Of the Marie
1e and Cincinnati Railroad shops. at Parke
= burg, yesterday, together with tie rou
II house and blacksmith shops. The loss
If not less than 5000, 600. The fire is 81
IA posed to be the work Of an incendiary.
q TWIN MOUNTAIN HOUSE, n. h, 6epte
AZ Der 2O.-Beecher delivered his last serm
n at this house to-day. Attendance Y
e. small.
10 CARRoLLroN, KY, September 2i.--H
n of most valuable block has been burn.
ri SYRACUSE, N. Y, September 22.--I
central committee Of the Woman's Temp
he ance Union have called State conventl
n to meet in Syracuse October IA.
At SAN FRANCISCO, September 22.-s
~ Daniel won the one thousand dollar runDi
j race at Sacramento yesterday, against n
!, Flaherty; time / As IA, ! Al 81. Il
q thought the great 5000 trot between Dc
III dent and Sam Purdy win be declared of
% SALT LAKE, September %. Brigh
nt Young is sick.
al HoT 6PRNos, Ark, September 22.--l
IA stage robbers arc said q be surround
he and the puEsuers have sent back for r.
II forcements.
Te Kew HAyEE, Sept. 22.-There was q
deal Of excitement over the election
n three Of the members OF the board 81 edu
40 ton and other minor officers, owing 70
n fact that prominent Roman Catholic e
ct gyman had announced from his pulpit
ut e was time for. the Roman Catholics 70
Of and get control Of the board, 90 that q
10 schools might be supported BY public fun
he The Roman Catholic ticket was ID The. IL
~ two members Of the present board Al
cb that religion and belief. The excitem
,e called out 9 vote Of over 5000, which
~ unprecedenfed IN the history Of Nev HaV
m At the school election about 400 votes y
n cast for the Catholic candidates, but &
al were defeated and the regular nomlI
al elected By majority Of 1900, clmulal
,er system being used. Many Catholics {
- denim the strong sectarian animus Of 9th
y "A. - -.