The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-11-16


public sentiment in the north deters them.''
NEw ORLEANS. Nov. ll.--All reports of riots
and disturbance in this city and state are en-
tirely unfounded. Our people are quiet, but
intensely anxious that justice shall be done
them by the returning board. Business moves
on as usual We look to the whole country
to sustain us in our rights.
JOHN G. GAINES,
President Citizens Bank of Louisiana.
JULES CAssARD,
Vice President 0ermania National Bank
A. w. BoswoRrH,
Vice President Mutual National Bank.
G. KoHx,
President Union National Bank.
H. g. ALLY,
President Mechanics and Traders Bank.
P. n. HARRIS,
Cashier Mechanics and Traders Bank.
SAMoBL II. KkxNEpY,
President State National Bank.
p. IRWIN.
President Hibernia Insurance Company.
JIG NORRIS,
President Hibernia National Bank.
s. HOPKINS, JR.,
President Bank Of Lafayette.
j K. BELL,
Vice President New Orleans Ma ional Bank
PIKE BKos. Il Co.,
Bankers.
J. II. OcLEsBY,
Louisiana National Bank.
EDWARD c. PALxkR,
President Louisiana Savings Bank.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 1O.-There is =
possible chance tor contest in Wisconsin
over the one missing electoral vote.
Judge Miner, of Richland county, wass
the Republican candidate for presidential
elector, but was appointed postmaster
atew years ago, thus becoming Ineligible,
and the name of d. l.. Downs was SUBJ
stituted Tor his on the Republican ticket ;
but before the change was made the
blanks for the canvass of the votes had
all been sent out from the secretary of
states office. with Miners name. The
town and county canvassers, therefore
in making up their returns, were quite
likely to overlook the fact that q change
has been made, and will certify that
Miner, who, was withdrawn, received
the votes intended for Downs. who was
substituted in his place. Senator Ranks
in reports that in Manitowoc county
many town returns rected that the vote
was cast tor Miner, but the county cans
Notice was sent by the secretary OF
state to correct the blanks which had
been received by them, but it appears
that in many cases this has been neglect
ed, and so Downs. one Of the Republican
candidates for presidential electors. may
be defeated by erroneous returns, and
democrat may appear as elected.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 1.-THE fol>
lowing is the text OF the speech deliver
ed by the car at Moscow yesterday, in
reply to an address of citizens:
Il thank you for your sentiments
respecting the political situation, which
is now more clearly defined than before.
You know that Turkey has yielded to
my demand for an immediate armistice,
to end the useless slaughter in Servia
and Montenegrins, as heretofore. have
shown themselves real heroes. Unior-
tunately the same cannot be said of the
Servians. notwithstanding the assistance
of our volunteers. many OF whom shed
their blood tor the Sclavonic cause l
know that all Russia joins me in warmly
sympathizing in the sufferings OF our
brethren and co-religionists. The true
interests OF Russia are, however, dearer
to me than all. My wish to the utmost
is to spare Russian blood. Therefore /
have striveu. and will still strive to Oh
tain real improvement of the position
OF the Christians by peaceful means. In
= few days negotiations will commence
at 'Constantinople. My most ardent
wish is that we may arrive at general
agreement. Should this, however, net
be achieved. and should see that we
cannot obtain guarantees necessary for
carrying out what we intended to de-
mand from the porte, am firmly deter
mined to act independently. am con-
WINGED that the whole of Russia will
respond TO my summons. should con-
slider it necessary and Russia's honor re-
quire it. Moscow will lead the van by
Its example. May God help as to carry
out our sacred mission,
NEw YoRx, Nov 12.-The following Was re-
ceivcd to-day By the New York rf.nld:
CGLrABlA, Nov. i.---Editor of the Herald:
III ~ouio gladly give YOU the statement you
request, but the oficial returns have net been
received from more than eight counties The
figures given are therefore mostly estimates.
These estimates differ greatly. Torepezs them
in detail would hardly be worth your while.
You are familiar with the democr.tic caAims.
The republicans claim that, after giving the
democrats all they can possibly c1aim and &C.
ceptiny their figures in . grsut majority q TIE
counties, Hayes still has . majmIty q ah0ut
8 $40, aud Chambeziain Of about ,lo0. hat
tn Np0hicans insist thsir bot i11os1oo,
nom Tie mooe aufhautic sources. fnelDdtng Ill