The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-11-04

80 Democrats. This may be varied little
by further returns, but not materially.
NEW YORK, November 3.-This city has
complete resurns-from eighteen out OF twen-
ty-one assembly districts, which give the
Democratic State ticket majority OF D.
So on total of 9s,92l votesE
A special from Philadelphia says the
chairman OF the Democratic State Com
mittee OF Pennsylvania gives as a reason Of
the defeat Of his party, that the men in New
York city who profess to be Democrats, in
terfered in the election in Ohio, and helped
to destroy their brethren of their own po-
litical creed, and spread disaster among
them. Had these men been true to the
cause Of Democracy, We could have car
ried the State by lOO, 600 majority.
The Albany journal comedies the cleo
ton of Bigelow, the Democratic candidate,
by about ZOO majority, while the "Com-
mercial Advertiser" still has hopes for
Seward. The Republicans certainly have
. good working majority in both houses.
A special from Albany TO the POST"
daten at o'clock, SAYS that the Republi-
cans estimate the State vote TO be very close
with probable Democratic success.
The case against VIM. NJ. Tweed, for The
recovery Of 5000, 900, has been struck
from the calendar for this term, on The
ground that the amended answer had been
served within twenty days after the case
was noticed for trial, which raises q new
issue.
Columbia county, the home of Gov Til
den, gives a majority against his ticket.
The Panama Star and Herald" of Oc-
soha L.. L. loyn.I. -
the great fire in the town Of S4uique. The
fire broke out in the German club
house about two o'clock on the morning Of
the 9TH Of October and before noon three
tourths Of the houses, stores, banks etc,
were consumed. Merchant vessels in the
harbor sent their crews on shore, and all
the civilians, foreign residents, sailors, the
police and the authorities struggled to sub
due the flames, but in vain. Squique was
built almost entirely of wood and the
sidewalks OF the same material. The ground
is impregnated with nitrate, to which wa
ter is luxury, and the fire, aided by salt
petre, swept like a hurricane over the
city. Houses went like pasteboard. The
damage done is immense. Five millions Of
hard dollars will not cover it, and in the
Iquigue, no insurance could be obtained,
from the very nature of the ground and
materials for building purposes. The prin-
cipal edifces burned are the branch Of the
National Bank, the Town House, the lou
ique and Commercial Hotels, the house Oc-
cupied by the Pacific Steam Navigation
Company, the market place, the favorite
clubhouse of the city. Many families are
homeless. The President of Peru ordered
the authorities to use six thousand reals for
their relief.
Full and accurate returns from all the
districts show Bigelow's DEM majority to
be 2S,0SS. Returns from various counties
received to-day and tonight do not alter
the apparent general result as stated last
night and this morning that the State tick
ct is in doubt, but probably Democratic by
from one to three thousand majority. 1t
will doubtless require the official returns
to decide this question. The eompexion OF
Brooklyn remains the same as when last
reported, with the execution that Col. Cava-
naugh lind. Dem.) is reported elected to
the State Senate by full vote of his dis
trict, with So majority over Jacobs, reg
ular Democrat. .-rr .
BUFFALO, November 3-Full returns in
the city show that Baker, the candidate
for mayor, has 1896, with ten Republican
and three Democratic aldermen.