The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-11-09
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Glorious News !! !
A NATION DISENTHRaLlS ITSELF |!
Wisconsin Puts on Democratic
Harness..
New York City $1,000
majority for Tilden.
NEW YORK STATE, 80, 900.
MICHIGAN TAKES A STAMPEDE FOR
DEA0CKA1IC QUARTERS.
NEW YORK STATE, 80, 900.
MICHIGAN TAKES A STAMPEDE FOR
DEAOCKA1IC QUARTERS.
New Jersey all Right !!
Louisiana, Mississippi, North CarohHu
and Connecticut no longer Doubt
fnl, and south Carolina prob
ably TobIn% Itself in purity.


be incorrect. The Russian ultimatum seems
to have interrupted the arrangements on
the point of completion. When 1t arrives
in all probability the signature of the prop
er persons will only be delayed"
PHILADELPHIA, November lin some
sections dispatch from this city stating
that the Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Com
pany has failed was printed as the Penn
Fire Insurance Company. The two compa-
MES are entirely distinct. Nothing has Oc-
Cured to shake the credit of the Penn
Company.
LONDON, November 1.-The Post says it
has reason to believe that only Yesterday,
subsequent to the issue of the new Russian
instructions, at some important place full
kilograms were received from the princi-
pals concerned in the negotiations. 1t
hopes. notwithstanding appearances, that
Gen. Ignatieff has not reverted to the orig
inal demand for abare SIX weeks armstice,
which would only snatch the fruits of VIC
tory from Turkey and enable the Russians
and Servians to enter upon winter cam
paign. If conditions possible of accept
ance are offered, we mag feel certain that
the Porte will accept them, and few
hours will show whether Russia means war
or not. The above is prominently printed
in the Post.
A Berlin dispatch to that paper says that
a. gloomy feeling prevails here, although
it is asserted in diplomatic circles that the
Porte has already submitted Internationally
10 Ignatieffs demands.
The Times has the following, dated Paris,
October 81, midnight: 1t Is announced
this evening that before the expiration of
forty-eight hours the conclusion of an
;at;ra l,a off al
A dispatch to the Russian telegraph
agency, dated ST.. Petersburg, October 81,
8 p. NJ, says: L. is stigmatized as bad
faith, the pushing of military operations by
the Turkish government while negotiations
are being made, and that it is this conduct
that has compelled Russia to have recourse
to eompulsion.
An Alexanitz dispatch to the Daily NeacS
from Parkliepan says that Gen. Tchernay-
off has had an interview with Prince Milan,
and it is reported that the Prince has ex-
pressed desire to abdicate.
Belgrade special to the NeaoS reports
that Gen. Tchernayoff has abandoned the
defense of Krujevatz and ordered Hortova-
tovich to fall back and then move Gown the
valley of the Moravla to Stolatz, where the
two portions of the army will unite. The
army will then fall back on Chupreja, which
is being hastily fortified.
WASHINGTON, November Mr. Nor
ischle, Mexican Minister to this country,
has just returned from a brief visit
to Mexico, where he called upon
his pIedcc ssor, Mr.. Romero, and saw
him living happily with his wife.
He was consequently surprised to
learn, on his return, that report had been
widely published in the United States to
| Al bok hod olOnpH
with a libertine in the City of Mexico.
Mr.. M does not hesitate to pronounce the
report entirely devoid of truth.
PARIS, November 1.-Constautinopl adj
vices say that the propos,lon made by
Russia as an ultimatum was only delivered
10 the Porte yesterday.
LONDON, November IA dispatch from
Constantinople reports that the powers have
telcgraphed note to Greece not to COM
plicate the situation by assuming warlike
attitude.
| NEW York, November 1.-The Republl
can convention nominated a straight Repub
| lican ticket. Hon. John A. Dix for mayor.
Gen. Dix has accepted the nomination.
VIENNA, November 1.-The EmperorWil
liam's speech has produced an uncomforta
BILE feeling here, as indicating that the
triple alliance is not firm.
| LOUISVILLE, KY, November 1. - Tit
town of Orleans, Orange county, Indiana,
has been flooded by an extraoI binary heavy
rain. Water rose as high as the window
tops. The damage will probably amour
to 800, 900.
CHICAGO, November There are off
cial reports of battle between Sitting
Bull, Pretty Bear, Bull Eagle, John Hous
ares, Standing Bear and White Bear on &c
dar creek. The general states the Dumbc
of Indians known to be killed 10 be five
The report concludes with the belief tina
this matter can be closed now by vIgorOu
war, and that some cavalry is indispensable
MEMPHIS November IA telegram from
Grenada, Mississippi, says fire at tina
place last night destroyed the bushes
on the west side of Green street. Tit
buildings destroyed were principally frame
and among them were Snyder's bank, tn
postoffice and Lakes grocery.
New York, November 1.-The repre-
sentatives of the trunk line connecting tn
Western and Canadian railroads with tn
Atlantic seabosrd met again to-day, AM
adjourned without making any alteration
in their freight or passenger rates. 1t
understood that another meeting will b
called, at which the subject will be furthe
discussed.
New YORK, November 1.-The recor,
of the daily newspapers for the mont
show eight dailies started and six su:
pended.
LONDON, November 2.-The latest repor
OF the situation trConstantinople is tina
the Porte's six weeks armistice is consid
cred as q counter proposition to Russia
ultimatum. Gen. Ignatieff has rejected tn
Porte's offer and gives Turkey fOrty-eigh
hours from Tuesday night to reconsider tn
matter. The furniture of the embassy
prepared for shipment, and Russian cor
suls in the interior are ordered to NOV
within reach Of the frontier.
DENVER, Col, November 2.-Webste
Anthony was elected Speaker of the Hous
and W. w. Webster President pro TEN. o
the Senate. The new Governor will be il
augurated to day.
Troy, N. Y, November Frank Bee
be, aged IS, book-keeper of the West Tro
B,nk, il q defsulter tn the amount OF fou
or five tbs usand dollars.
ELrzABErH, N. j., November 2. = Tn
north-bound passenger train on the Penn
sylvsnia road was wrecked this mornin
near Linden depot. Two employees al
probably hurt. The Centennial train VS.
: delayed two hours.
LISBON, November e.-The Tn ted Stats
frigste Vsndalia collided with the Nerve
gian bark Attinice, and stove in her bow
, and towed her TO this port. The Vandali
is uninjured.
: NEW YORK, November s.-The Ind'
pendent Greenbsckers last evening Ell
dorsed the Democratic nominees for msyai
surrogate and sheriff and number Of othC
eandidates-ail parties for minor offices.
WOODSTOCK, VT, November Ala:
! evening. after dark, Miron Emory, lad 9
seventeen, was seized near his home b
masked men, bound, gagged and dragge
two miles, TO Silver Lake, and thrown il
. The men fed. Emory managed to get I
! the shore, where he was found exhausted
; No cause is assigned.
Il ME,Purs, November A ere at Greu
ada, Mississippi, yesterday morning. orig
nated in the erocery store Of l. Myersbery
There was = strong wind blowing II III
time, which coon swept the flames over
row Of bufldsnRs Erin9 Hrs Hufching