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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-07-20

THE madness of placemen and desPera-
ton of their efforts to induce the Democrat
ic majority in Congress to give way and
suffer the fifty millions, deducted from ap-
preparation bills, to pass from the treasury
into the pockets of federal stipendlarles, Is
said to Ue fearful in Washington But Sum
set Cox is immutable in his purpose pro-
bounced at ST. Louis, and the cormorants
are still baked of their aims There was
never such lobby. and never were such
efforts made by Radical leafiers to induce
the Democratic majority of the House to
yeiId TO the demands of the Senate. Per-
haps half this fifty millions would be used
in assuring the election of Hayes; without
this fund, there must be share of parsi-
Dsony in official expenditures in behalf Of
countless newspapers and other agencies
employed for the election of Hayes. - ID.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-07-20
reports OF Committees.

CenhL0T OtOrey, kTom Tue btieCt lOlnt
committee, by leave, submitted the follow
ing report:
Hon. II B Hu5Jard, President Of the Senate;
Your Joint committee Of the Two bosses,
appointed 70 consider what bills were nee
s,ary to he yet passed. respectfully report
the following list as being actually needed
and inlperatively demanded.
STOREY,
PIKER,
senate Committee.
RUsT,
KIsyIsoS,
sNITn OF walker,
House Committee.
LIST OF SENATE BILLS.
Senate bill No. 236, IAN act To provide
pupils in the. Blind Asylum.ps June g.
Recommend it do pass.
Senate bill No. 48, IAN act 10 amend
articles Isl and 766 Of the Penal Code "
Engrossed.
Senate bill No. 156, San act 70 amend
an act to adopt and establish 9 penal
code. May 20-Reeommead IL do pass.
Senate bill No. 20, 10 fix the time Of
holding the next general election" April
2o-RepoTted back with amendments.
Senate bill No. 273, San act to authorize
the Board OF Educstion 10 collect and
invest in Stste bonds the interest due on
the bonds belonging 70 the Agricultural
and Mechanical College OF Texss." june
1S-Reported with Recommendation il dc
pass. l1 eaa4 Doe ssx -
senate bill No. lO7, s'to provide for the
paydent Of county debts prior TO the
eighteenth Of April, fS76.H
Senate bill No. i7s. ato authorize the
comptroilef 70 isszs duplicate warrants In
certain cases.p .ss 3. gssa,.a aose - Y
Senate bill No, q, s1so validate scknowI
edgmerits Of married women."
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Ex,GOvsrnor ThrOckmortOn wss in 81.
Louis on the ninth ssrf
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: BOOK AND JOB.


The MerS.hHn and ISIISi-
ness Men OF Austin
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Senate bill No. 50, ''to repeal section 81
Of an act supplementary to .anact authoriz-
ing the sale of University bopds,'" aP-
proved April s, 1874. June 12s-Recom-
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-07-20

CUUWty,-- NIOHLdItS. n ------- ~
REPRESENTATIVE w. H JONES is a native
of Tennessee was born October 6, 1886
was educated in private schools; came to
Texas in 1913 resides with his family in
Gonzales county, and devOtes himself to agri-
cultural pursuits. .us -Ii j. 80 .Ha
Mr.. Jones is a Democrat; was the Democratic
nominee of his district for seat in the Fiji
teenth Legislature, and was elected by 375
majority -t....tg ".- -EHu'' N'A -.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
Nnnk. MAsuER nnl INONER. nnl DRINrR.


EU.E. War.at I. two Ifgi,' Prot SJn iris, ~iut
ron.-ou, to rook vash ord ou other 10 do c1m r'"h
.t.I d, ti.~. H M ate ,uuur have htsi ti' I.u''
frr .er .t rll,, 90 cpunty. Apply at f.-I'N0
A.l 81
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
5iluai,ou5 Wlnlcl-ftniic5.

DyERTISENENrS FOR THE NEW
= foHK 1RlHr w. " M ~ tLr,lN-n - NIL Ill
rrr9"E oFHc So .i r., L'G'.ay ay i"l ,1,,. i'
$50 it.rilye- cor rot .",,oihsi 81 ihr uAt'aH1 ,.1
,urn1, ourr.i ia ,rirm a,.rs anE auus up TO sp
. 3D.. .t trr-Ui. 'hIre tf,r'
4 TTENDANT.-A young lady wishes To 80
y ,nnInln, is.n., 10 MA rd. won't r,t l. atf,tu
- r,ot, & re- o. opr,r tao c acu Tor Der pissaac AL
o. s.. 81 r.. comm r.ai Ilcs, ..nlao ~ y.
At FAULKNEI', lC2 lth-a,c cor. 18th
s. Ms of r ua.ionah''''. tnr''' a." s'~"'ina''4N'
4 + MORlSON'- ollc,' llrgr-t and ON re-
y nabc -.ryar..' onrp. clr lt, ta,ad h'y'.. .a'r
9n' o'' g ,. g d,i s.,at, s ,. ro ,Sr Slplet
waiting ior r.,ro b.
ALI PRIVATE FAMILIES and IoTEi&
~ wi-hua ro'd -' o,i'"r 81 -t'N Ani' ''G ~ u ','
TFe' 'a = a., " sged a 20, ,o5 to s'et nom Az or
.er- .ronriy attended to.
AT BOOKIAM'-. 3C7 lth-aye.. near 2id->l
aud .m' 1'i. - l.'I c'f M ,,tr, ' "r
liy. li's"'L t. i,Aii NOS ITO. r,.tor. .
TTENTlON.- families boarding
n - % o. a. ia ,n "a l .,S T'1r'"f @ e S 5' t 6pGGs %
cnn WHERE th,y hive da from jo"i' oo' To see' from
of i,ls hI.,d pr,np.l,
Ar FELTON, a. Co.., Clj Gth-avc., between
y 80. ad - H., a.. i'.'r' Ii 'i,f ioi F,'.riur
aBOlc nrc,y agi e",iy' ,aan' l' an rl r. by
ml, nS'f .ra. SalI ."T srrciiod ii a. ''''' la '- M 80
CAPABLE SERVANTS ut moderate WAGES
y WI o. foqnd a. 'hr @ from rov, NUMBER
wioui LiIss recommend arc ""'"S 'or ''"''
PAGES
IINMBERWORK aud NU(NE.-A young
~ t o,lauI,tvufk sud take cr- 81 81 il rem ]. nr"
wi na vIi uc found calanlc' s"oI i''''h''' "a" "
lug Wes, iist--i.
EUANBEEMAID and SEAM>TRESS-B mn
Y Az. Il.at rIai sant y"uu- woman H." r n
,it. u, bsruai, y etd fanny s''h-ll'a'' o
.Ilf, on sewing mfrluur. or w 's''-i n t' - ins
d-an. rout nbitions Can al 'AI'Ii'' I'm '
Il O. a e., u ~ Jiisi.
ruANBEEMAID and WAITRESS, or either,
:, ty or c"urtr, 10y o neat compete lu lu- "lS S,ll
ps. rittrrcr. C4ii 81 address MA1' ''I olH "'' '"
door aDo,e % 81
IulNBERWORK and WAIrlNG.-A scotch
~ a. - rh1H 'rrv ork sui ~h.llhE o." ~" it
S@1' e. IS lace understands rtia s. &c 3O' ohANt'
dust
rlIAMBERMAID and WAI fl,ESS-By very
nuI frt-tWoftly lOung guns l. tnuf"iSh s"d
Mani, ,gn trrn. g,oi Cal at Coz "taNer Dc
| tarcn .jJth and 80 h-siF
CII AMBERMAID and WAlTRESS-By a
y ,rrnan ro,esan young gr - com c'l chamber
mad experienced waitress uhlr hlr W 'l'lnI ol
stcr civ reference. Apply at No l3I iSthst, between
81 Avn dscr
DuAMBERMAID aud WAITRESS-By a
neat respectable r. who under 'tads h,I di e. ih"i
ne clrinin@ Of = ver GLASSWARE Ne " u asHsi h
lie washing II guT'd 70 reic eIc- years ~ ihS'
pl.ec CaI at CAEPEN lEt1a. lOS blhhv"
NGOK.-A situation wanted as iirst-cass cook
m rsand- iOi nr, french dsles lahirrs hnn
oi All kinds good l1 West ANS. near t ave-
NODK-A young woman az good cook ~ an
,,,leut bread aud b sCut maker aud Is wI,s 70
st WIN wsshi has very Lood city eicfenea 0a " i'
West tlstsL
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
Tlooklyn Board.
Country 3olr

A PARTY OF SIX or eight can he accommo-
IA d. n eut,d ROOMS agd frr'ns. Eot I1 ~
Lsiryown. FOR parucuaTs a.uI,ss TalIyio"a Po'Oh'"
30A 80.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20

A EEN BOARDERS will iad good BOARD,
n Ia g. OH. room. pleasant hnnic with b-'ntiyi sur
roun - - al. r,,iug 1. b. Box 2sj, White Plains west
e .f--.. .rs y. !.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20

Nt.i o. o. win, cu,' rtsf fu C"u wash Hni iron
,,- no 4 ffntr ,HuLlrr rld. biscuits. s vr.
.Ir,r. l. roHatt. 30 fr 1t. oi country u" "'
,ri. o. general luu.raor. cal az -. 3oo 1fave near
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20

women. size s a epoI and nice .s''r iron D. yc
tor ,pn.fa hu,r c ureoEuiry she ms good r'fr
rnc,. ~ me PuUIE~rANr HONE AGENCY. id5 Oth.
l,r.. III hnI-- annNr lNiI ~
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20

DVEPTISENENTS FOR THE NEW
= SDrk TI,flt. .EE Ni nj Us WIrNlNlp ~ Iili
UPTOWN OFFICI-. 40 t.tf~ broadway, cor. lhiri'
,.--. 4 I'd ~ West .vru thf. o.. trr l4g'tiinvt
sGO iUrdlye. cor Io't. sr,euitst. % thr HAh.LH
IIII1l. .r o.. ~ I|Di f.IF., t"r uh' uu'ufi i"l
,wrni, aurtr.t ii rirm -A,i.rs .ank Euus up 10 o.
ti.. IL Ir- .i.f sIlrs tf,rs
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20

D., rrgr Iufr-frHi. ftI t0tD,k. v.s md ir1u, pr ID"
.rrr o.- au,l COO, au' r,rrilrrt asher 'n
r.fi.r rtfi d.. ,sluru and tc.', tI servant. l- I
,a,uru.,d Il y or country Ca 40 SO. !ij Atlantic tt
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20

Al NYACK. \. Y.-A family can be accom-
~ rra I'd wiih o. Board for Pee iol- ' ~
'5e location yr.rut to-rd rtas IDable. Adsieso r.
Boa pa tO-t of, G.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20

- WEST 12TH-ST-T0 LET, dh,,o with OF
4 without board desirable double and single RoOMS :
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
Kings HOTEL. Amityvilie. l.. /.
IAKSHNLL mOIsF.
Ny =,

VA in., .rom N,a.i.c .foTl. ~ uiie, r m Boston.
NOW OPIE iHit IIlI 0..s-DN.
HOTEL tll4.-Ifl.
NfwfT r.luE - tff' ifIf'|f'
rrt- p p.tst -uuUi-r it-.ri tir -.t.if Do p ,ia
90 h'aIh sD,rratl.u - ii
fl. ti .t. ...ulTt /. tr I'd
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
Gnmmer Retrea,s.


~ SARATOGA SPRINGS, n. Y.
Open all the year. Thoroughly rel Ted for The Centennial
season. Table unsurpassed 81 so to 50 % per day
y. LEDORIHA. ". D.. Manacrr.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20

NWuIk-A roi - trt widow ""nan N,.,, n, =! r..I
. 4., .out Ikr place ,fy COM irtf W1k'- good
I,,t and ii.,lf ard ~ cnut plain rorkiu waslu., td
.,,.-r luI will maze h,tsrl u~I. un'cr' TO HDe ciN
, .1r Apf,y lt tODLLLS AOENCl, 10? West a'tJst
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
NOOK. WASHER and IRONE

r..fli. tonf. uau. who understands .D. business u
cry br.,. ua..- .ouI hralI biscuits pastries &C., IS
aI,u .,c,l.ui washer a1d i-ntr; I's cs ci} com
lions Ua.i Ai.iINIG ~. lo~Gt ave. u.af 1thtt
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20

"A Sc tri piUi', at woman, g'ol idm IN coz
,r.- r.nr ogi. &C.; krs nice .ouS c, lrn "H-I J
n rprr. understands IuH butt,rs very htr u no
irfs. counts. or tIys fr't~ thr country. CAL al Bpbr
l.N 81 =. ..UT ttn ave. rear 2ad -.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
VHATCHEW. FRUIT FARM-.Two minutes

! WaL from D1Iby taou ard eve ie- from a. Iad 'tla
10 f. ". b. a.. b. poFuaI with 'e i'Hti '7 '"h;
OufIr train, 10 clt 10
CrYtcuI "a t.u ir ~ CIV ilf Q n ! eri
licked r. Il wecl ~ board $40 Address r. IA iCHLk
81 81. BlIit
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20

MONG SWITZERLAND SCENERY, Moun-
~ tn. lakes, meadow forrest, and orly 80 Minute. rom %
ejn7e; references gwen AOuIeas MAPLLiON kainudn'
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20

ITMlTrD number of persons wanting
~ good BOARD. within 30 minutes Of i2df T. ahH WA if
b pay lar Pre- Will pIruy ~ ua., t--s ara t-t'-'
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20

A MONG MOUNTAINS; plenty Of sllade,
~ roo1 Irt'.. sta- Tor hot--- everything farm al'~
eutirc -LCOSD FLDHG g. IfT, terms low. Afoirs-
IaI.NL4S' LONE, ttuioD on t..r Hudson New \ IN
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20

CtEAST l2iTH ST, llarlcm.-in small
O4 ian , wiz all $50 AIsD bftiasi 'y, ia etnile
noap md v e o. Two geuslen, unusually n APAitI
NFNT house urst class drslpi Surroundings; newly car
ped rnsd v u w" blO,As Oi steam cars a1D c"a!
D. lance Oi all other lines Of tT'v'L
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
NELAWARE WATER GAP.

FOSTER HOUSE, Clifton SprnCs, y. y
Il II; Jilus tr>t ~ ts baths an
medical treatment a. tine "~atIuuui,' access To p,ta'~.t
gInl,ls Anl sl nll.IIm.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
tllurglc am 5!lIe Mlhntfls.

tWurGIc uilO JIIIg LIINNItE'.
A TTENViON Now Is the time ~ purchase
a - ATE AND NAitBLE MAN TIL, 4, .,.,. .<
is..e. M, a., M w STATE rtep, aDd users. and al kindS
slate Work. ..... X 80. a.. ,u, ,tu.L,
CASONI & lSOLA, ...,,.,. ,,.c,p,,s
/ SrtAA MARBLE and GRANITE WoRhS -
Gtola1 West Otisi. near hi"at~sy
Monuments. Mautr - A,tr. tiFhes lHhS H".S'"""e.
- HAND. 81 West SD 81, near BI0adway
nIfacur,rof of Plaster CsuistIi 'rs ihl i'Id',rs D."
- i,iut . NJ. largest M Ht m tr tNi clfeu'h
.c gI sent al lrt, OF tn e'N NJ '"o o"'Nt PRICES
1yTEWAR1'- Slate, Marble, and Wood Alantels
- Nsv and elegant designs, ne lu llee lon SO up
n ,t,e A. rfallv dcat 30 and 222 ~ ost - s
1,vEWART Slate. Marble, aud Wool Mlntels
= N, elegant drsi-Is, ranging pr.ce ron so ap
M, tfEt.e deait Nlt ~ and ~ West 2Jt 81
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
- Y. RALL " co..
Gi.nltlous C0lrte1--fenl

I AUNDRESS.-By a very resne'table and
well comm udrd .ouue woman a. hrstc1s' iln.le-.i
Fra a G, u. hox NJ .aiiug 1irs nuerr, AMI nDiu'e
shirts done uu no hne order; VIII do e. ubrrS0k sob hon
c,i ad ODiu"; county OF CiY Cdli AZ BJOhhAh = Sof
stn-..e, near 2JI-st -
AUNDRESS. CIiAMBERMND and FINE
a. NA~UING-By veIE i,spc,ta ir }"ns woman soIa-
potent In other carcyi Outing. uine putnR poshInE
&C.. good caubc mail sober honest oDlinS; country w
city. Gil 40 500 ttn ave, ar 2JiSt
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
wesr SiI,.

0n oD-AVE.. corner of STH -SI.-f uI-
.Iy Ished Rooms at reasonable prices.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20

FIFTH AVE, 273.-Elegant APARI-
n -Irs win OF without Board; transient guests ac
- - ~. a. SUMMER prices.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20

e'iDh ana ~ Nl'hr.'.'- ~ =, " 80 .,, an, dd
uar o. ity 81 ,uHu ~. to",hCr sop rlt'lTi gu cons
U, suu-r. Gu c.rftf 90 Wi r,ts au' .a ftrI ld t.r
,p tl- of ,auy together without ErumJlns BOG bt
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
NOnk. WASnER and IRONER-By


< H.ru.g yu4ns rn4l family c'uh ma ru"d
g. 1fI h..r.f .nui IU.,f brown lNr~ Sc. Hnf Is I
r,.f,r.r trf r'1lr uulnulf u trirItn'" oDEL'~
.U4 tlt.f l!fI-.t.. iuq. b., Tor 4 ".
New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
CURf HOTEL,
y fInE ISLAND, !" J.,

Through tickets and baggage checked from uunl'i I'n'
via Railroad ~ JJ a. iI. anI 80 l' 90.
81 iourtust eGy 10 inmates iU ilaiitr i'"t
D.S.S 5AMNGS, Proprietor.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-11
The Military.
.McyEMENrs OF TROOPS.

Phltadephia' Noy. lo-The follow
ing are copies Of kilograms sent at
about noon, to-day, by President
Grant:
Philadelphia, Nov. 10.
10 Gen W. Z. Sherman, Washing
ton, D. G. -
Instruct Gen. Anger in Florida to
be vigiIant with the forces at his
command to preserve peace and good
order, and to see that the proper and
legal boards Of canvassers are unmo-
Iested in the performance of their du-
ties. Should there be any grounds
for suspicioa of fraudulent count on
either side, it should be reported and
denounced at once. No man worthy
Of the office of president should be
willing to hold it if counted in or
placed there by fraud. Either car
afford to be disappointed in the re
suit. The country ctnnot afford tc
have the result tainted by suspicion
of illegal or false return,
Signed = i(,NxST
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-11
MISCELLANEOUS,
CLOSING TUE CENTENNIAL.

Philadelphia, Nov. l0--Dcspite
the discouraging weather and Hatt,
hundred thousand people were inside
the centennial grounds to witness the
closing ceremonies. President Grant
and Governor Hawley assembled the
platform, followed by the cent ennial
board. Thomas orchestra performed
Wngner's Centennial Inaugural
March.
THE BLACK HILLS.
Custer City, Nov lo-Tbe body of a
man named Charles Foster was found to-
day three miles eorth OF Golden City. Da-
kota. shot through the head
An immense stampede has occurred from
Deadwood for Wolf mountain, where mar
velous discoveries have been made, surpass-
Ing any in the Deadwood region.
Sage Greek, Nov 1o-aP Passengers on
coach report passing large Indian trail
fourteen miles north Of here From ap:
pearaBct.s II ia that OF waf party
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-11

i - delneCratlc IatlSitA4 besittes the city.
Other paFishcs arr estimated hyeaeh side
afnd the stale claimed according
70 each estimate BY both SIDES. The
democrats otsly elaim the state by Is
timalng republican pnistss OF east
and west felieinna, East Batos,
Rouge, MoorehouSc and Aaachita As
having gwen them, rs they clam,
nearly 1000 meJarify No enc can
dispute that these parishes We're over
rm ard u,timias'cd by armed bands
81 tho white lesgue h1tote ard on 'he1
1ty Gf eecl7on These parishes havei
always 3cets largely republican reg
istrntion "a these parishes Is whites,
8 iis'sa. Blacks : ,sn9 l'itey gayf ne
ia,all M #. -, : \ ll-,i ;lia, st.ilfns
O, the fstssion iietnoeraJIc board, aud
they gave q republican candidate 81
800 majority IL ~ conceded
by democratic Stats couAnittee
In ~ and IA the republicans carried
the parish by more than.a thousand ma
joritv. The vote claimed by the demo
cfats in these parishes was procured by
intimidation, violence and assassination,
and proof of this is over helmihg and
perfectly conclusive. notwithstanding
they clai,ned the vote OF these parishes,
we confidently believe we have carried
the state. The democrats never claimed
to have carried the state by but about
1000 in 1874, not counting Barrolf par-
ist, which gave us over 800 majority,
but ah.re they always alleged fraud and
They Nttrrlt chat we have gained in the
city atone 24oD votes over thh vote of IA
they aJfIITfr int VIZ iIIvT CARRIED ffbtrfH, st.
Martin. Assumption, Rspides, CAddo, La
fourche and Webster, already heard from,
which they carried in "a. They admit
< that we have increased our majorilies in
Bassicr, MADISON. Tensas, Cnncordia, Mat
4 chfsoches, Plaquennine and St Charles
1 OF course none of these are official There
I are oniy>s abrnt 20 parishes accessible by
rail or Telegraph and the official vote of
/ had for 5 or 61tiays The result will prob
ably lie close. Counting votes in 5 Bull
doeged parishes, ihe democrats not count
y in these parishes. While the republicans
will be depllvec Of their legitimate majority
OF nearly 1000. in no contingency can the
democrats have carried the state. II will
mn be denied that with sch>c an ex-
| crptisn in the heretofore republican
/ parishes, except five bulldogged parishes,
4 republicans have gained over their mdJofl
ty in IA Neither can il be denied tlisl
the coloied' people voted the republican
ticket With, II possible, more unaniMi'y
than ever heinre.
i irlegraphed 10 Secretary Chandler last
+ night suggesting shat republicans have car.
4 red legislature from .pn b, and one other
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-11
TnE oTnER SIDE on II.

San Frauciseo,> Nov. lO-Returns
from southern districts do not Ger.
iainly show whether PacAeco or Wig.
ginton is elected. The chances are in
favor Of the former. Luttrellis prob
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-11
THE VERY LATEST.

New York, Nov. % a. M I'hc
Times repeats It's assertion that there
is no room for fur ,her doubt OF the
election Of Hayes. The statement Is
based upon spccials.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-11

may be tasth from spnth Carolina,
unless there IS fcasonto suspect ont
breaks there.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-11

lows: Louisiana by the democrats
5000; by republicans 1000. South
Carolina 200, by. republicans 5000
bv democrats Florida, by democrats
l,7oo; by republicans ] 200. Every
thing quiet in New Orleans notwiih-
standing reports to the contrary.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-11
SHERMAN RESPONDS.

Gen. Sherman has acted upon the
telegram received from the president,
aud has received word from Gen. Ru-.
ger that he has ordered nine compa-
mes of troops TO Florida, and would
order FIVE more and 40 in person with
them, leaving Col. Hunt Of the ffth
artillery in command in South Carroll
na A company OF artlllery will be
part OF The troops sent lre1n South
Carolina.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-11
rrfr r rrsf7,v vu nthsti iseros.

i4a I !.s.l! IS (! = !tS4 Vcl6s!
Wilmington, n. c., Nov. 10 Es-
citement, iierr to-day over the present
a pect ,of tie presidenlia' election is
intense. At no time since the day Of
electionhas there been anything APP
proxima,e 10 the feeling manifested
this afternoon. Fhe democrats claim
that Tilden has been honestly elected,
aud If there is to be any trouble over
the matter the people Of The north
must decide the question. Republi-
can generally sustain Tho action of
tbs president.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-11
.IN4AIANA.

nstsa,tistl94 l0 Y.s
fx unUgs isl ell his 5leuugf az
lo gan 81 2fj9easer Detober C0un
ties to s4ear from gave a nei detno-
cratic majority OF 5,3I9, to which
add IA Ihe amount which 2Tllleal
is now ahead gives his probable ma.
jority as 5,463.
HOW IT AFFEcTs THE STOCK MARKET.
New York, Nov. l0-Political e1-
citcment stillovershadows all interest
in business, and for the moment the
speculative markets of Wall street are
more lswayed by dispatches relating
to the vote as the dispatches state
them than by any other influence.
4 In the stock market there was rush
the FIRST. hour to sell all classes Of
shares without much regard other
than political considerations. The
market then became qnie,cr and Il
good part Of the decline has since
been iecovered. The coal stock how
ever are weak, notably the, New Jer-
seY Central concerning which unset
tling rumofs are again in circulation.
EFFECT OF DEMOCRATIC SUCCESS.
Boston, Nov. lO-Jules Brisre
hanged himself last night under the
delusion that Tilden was elected pres
ident.
FATAL POLITICAL ROW IN CHICAGO.
Chicago, Nov 1o--Sardy Richard
son colored waiter at the PALMER
house, was killed last night by Mike
Seaman, also n waiter. 1t seems that
Richardson and Scanlan quarreled on
account of the republican interests
which the former expressed, when
Scarlan terminated the disagreement
by dealing Richardson a terrific blow
on, the heard with an ice hatchet
The wounded man crawled away tc
the stable where he was found deac
this morning. Scanlan was arrested
coLokADo's SENATOR.
Denver, Nov. 10-In caucus o
the republican members of the legis
lature, Hon. Jerome B. Chaffee va
: unanimously nominated United State
senator. The legislature will cleo
next Thursday the other senator nom
mated, >
New York, Nov. 10, 4,ao p. M
Reports of estimated majorities from
fffUTIdH, tt1Uuttstaua, and South 6zru
lima widely conflict. Probably moth
ing positively decisive from either c
! these states viii be known bcfor
Monday next. Parties in the respec