, 1875-10-21

1ACttu Sdlu VI tUCs WHICH citCtS tuc Aeo-
publican Senator. Representative, Treas
urer and Judge. Returns Of all figures
on Lieutenant Governor and the Lesis-
lature makes definite statement.
While it is not certain that both com
mittees agree, it is probable that the
Republicans have working majority in
both branches of the General Assembly.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 13.-The 20 out OF
IS precincts in Hamilton County give
Hayes majority of 90S. and 6S pre>
cincts give Young. (Rspublican), can
didate for lieutenant Governor, a ma
jority over Samuel Cary, (Democrat),
of2, 500. The Fourth ward, first pre-
cinct gaze Allen majority of 726. a
Democratic gain. The Republicans
elect their legislators by an average mas
jority of two thousand. 1t is estimated
that Hayes majority in this county will
be 1,500.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 13.-Returns from
5G5 precincts give Republican gain of
5,4C8.
TOLEDO, Oct. 13.-Lucas Coone town
ship to hear from. The majority for
Hayes will not be less than 1,377 by Of
fetal count.
OMAHA, Oct. 13.-It is estimated that
the Republican majority in this State is
LOCO.
LONDON, Oct. 12-At the Stock Ex-
change to day the failure was announced
of Henry Strachan, stock and SHARE
broker. Liabilities said to be heavy.
Gladstone has assured his family that
he will never resume the Liberal leader
ship.
1t is the general opinion of the Stock
Exchange that bank rates will be advan-
ced tomorrow. Bullion withdrawn
from the bank to-day on balance is
e132, 900.
Private kilograms dated Shanghai to-
day says British negotiations are pro-
crossing favorably.
The match between Fl. Birds Low
lander, and Prince Bathyany's Gallopin
for one thousana pounds. was run to-
day at Newmarket and was won by Gal
lopin.
ROME, Oct. 13.-Italy will be repre-
sented at the American Centennial by q
Royal commission.
PARIS, Oct. 13.-L' Universe says four
hundred Carlists of Castellano's band
who entered France have been disarmed
at Tarbes.. L'Moniteur says the Gov
ernment has decided that it is not en-
titled to directly intervene in Turkish
affairs. yet will raise the question Of
guarantee of loans through diplomatic
agents.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 4.-There is still in
tense excitement over the election news,
and much figuring is being done. Dem
ocrats do not expect to dissipate Hayes
majority, but claim it will be- very small,
Republicans figure very close but rely
on several thousand majority. The 20
counties not heard from gave Demo-
cratic majority of 5,271 in 1873. The
Democrats here claim gain of 1,402 in
16 of these counties and Republicans
gain of 1O5 in 4 of them. This would
leave a net majority Of 1884 for Hayes.
The Democrats concede the House of
Representatives to the Republicans by
good majority, but claim that the cleo
tion of one Senator in the Toledo dis
trict gives them the Senate by one mas
jority.
New YORK, Oct. 1.-THE Tribune
says the lesson of the Ohio election is o
curt, sharp and decisive contradiction
of tie libel upon the people. that men
never oppose political parties that put
dollar in their pockets, no matter how
crooked or dishonest.
The World thinks the Ohio result
makes Gov. Hayes the foremost Repub-
lican Presidential candidate.
Judge Lawrence of the Supreme
Court, has denied the molten for stay
in the suit against Tweed, holding that
orders of general term which it is prom
ised to appeal from, are not appeaIable,
being discretionary with that court.
To day the United States Assistant
Treasurer opened bids for ore million
gold. The highest WAS 116H. and the
lowest 1l51a.
EANsAs CIrY, Oct. 14.-Jay Gould,
Sidney Dillon, Robert E. Carr and
Oliver Ames arrived here this evening
over the Kansas Pacific. Immediately
on the arrival the car in which they
were travelling was attached for debt.
Jay Gould and Robt. E. Carr gave bonds
and the car was released by the Sheriff,
but owing to the detention the party
stopped over here till morning. The
debt was fer $3.50.
ROCHESTER,, Oct. 15.-Ht a special
meeting at Rochester driving park to-
day there were two events, Lulu against
time, ia. for purse of $4,000 and
Lucille Golddust against Thomas l..
Young, for a purse of S1.5OO. She
trotted three heats with running
horse accompanying her, in 2:161l, 2I4
q and GIG, the fastest three heats on
record. Lucille beat Young in second
and third heats.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.-Although this
Government repeatedly and emphatical-