, 1875-11-11

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The World claims the Democrats have
won moral victory as visible as their
memorable victory last year, because
the Democratic losses on Tuesday re-
suited only frop, the accession to the
Republicans of the canal thieves.
4.-The Brooklyn Tabernacle was
only half filed this morning at Moodey
and Sankey's service. The falling of
in attendance may be accounted fer by
the rain.
The usual throng filled the Brooklyn
rink this evening, and thousands were
unable to gain admittance.
The Superintendent of the direct
United States cable says the cable was
successfully repaired this morning and
the Faraday reports the cable, after
fifteen months submersion. in as good
Ia condition as when manufactured.
The fracture, which was found in 20
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caused either by an anchor or grapnel.
The sudden death of George Jewett
of Philadelpia, at the ST. Nicholas Hotel
last night, disturbs one Or two stocks in
which he was large operator in tnls
market. He was brother of the Erie
Receiver.
Gold closed at 15H@ss. Money
active, ranged from 6 to Z, closed at "a
211ls.
ALBANY. Nov. 4 The Evening Jour
nal says, our table to-day makes the
State Democratic from 5000 to 1900.
The Senate % Republicans and 10 Dem
ocrats- more than two thirds majority.
The Assembly foots up 70 Republicans
and 56 Democrats a Republican major
ity of 16.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. A dispatch from
Madison states that the Republicans
there concede the election of the Demo-
cratic State ticket, except Governor, and
a majority in the Legislature. Returns
received here, however, indicate the
success of tie Republican ticket except.
perhaps, Baetz and Graham and Re-
publican majority in the Legislature.
KANSAS CIrg, Nov. .4.-The Kansas
City Times has returns from &c GOWNS
of the 1O3 Legislative districts in Klaus
sas, which show the election of 80
straight Republicans and 81 opposition.
classed as Democrats, Independents and
Reformers.
TOPEKA, Nov. 4 The Commonwealth
has returns from IS districts; of these
67 are Republican, brt some of those
elected are Independents, seven are
Democrats and nine are reformers.
Twenty districts more to hear from OF
the extreme frontier.
LITTLE Rock, Nov. /. A Memorial
to Congress, asking for the establish
ment OF Territorial government in the
Indian country, passed the House to>dav.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 4.-August S. Gay
lord. OF Saginaw, Michigan, has been
rendered, and to-day accepted, the ap-
polntment for Assistant Attorney Gene
raj of the Interior Department.
MADRID, Nov. 4.-.-Ihe Epoch SAYS
it knew nothing Of the Amerlea-Cubc
memorandum, and believes recent dis
patches greatly exaggerated the affair.
The Chroaist Iu;aisteria believes Am
erican fillibusters raised news of tie
equipment of FIVE frigates for Cuba in Or
Ger to create complications.
There is no truth in the statement
that Spain has ordered an equipment of
five men-of-war for Cuban waters.
VIENNA, Nov. 4.-The Free Presse
states that the Herzegovnian insurgents
nave recently received thousand breech
loading rifles from Montenegro.
LONDON. Nov. A Berlin special
says it is affirmed that Russia is not de-
slrous OF acting independently in the
Herzegovnian matter. The three DOW
ers continue in complete harmony.
The Times says It is understood tha.
majority Of the members of the North
American Boundary Commission will
be selected to accompany the new Com
mission which will shortly be sent to
settle the boundary of ALASKA.
hussian correspondents to German
newspapers give distressing accounts of
the unparalleled failure of this years
harvest. Never before, it is asserted.
has the failure been so general in Rus
sia. Russians are still familiar with
the distress resulting from failing crops
from their experience of the Samaria |
famine, that however, was merely local
while the present is general. The en-,
tire cultivated state is deprived of its
expected crop. This year all crops have
suffered alike.
SAN Francisco, Nov: 4.-The affairs
OF the National Gold Bank and Trust
Company are still the subject of general
interest. President Davis said yester-
day he had not yet been informed to 90
into liquidation: The officers have no
doubt but that depositors and stock
holders will be paid in full. Provisions
Will be made for the Immediate redemp,
ton Of notes Of the bank at their par
value in gold.
At meeting of the Board of Super
visors this evening, DIR. Houston, Su-
pervisor of the Tenth Ward was elected
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
death of Mayor Otis.
New York, Nov. Sat q business
meeting of Plymouth Churcn, Brooklyn,
last evening, the names of Deacon West
and Mrs. Moulton were dropped from