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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-08
PENNSYLVANIA.
The Philadelphia Election.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Tt was conceded in ad
the great parties oar M Would ID be- an energeic one
and that the maiorities on whatever side they
fell would be small. The return Of votes as
predictions SO far as the local ticket is con-
cerned. for out Of total vote for district at
torney Of 112,94s net, Mr. Hagert, the Democratic
candidate, received plurality Of only 773. For
city controller, Patterson. Democrat, secured a
plurality Of 1900 and DR.. Gilbert. Democrat for
coroner, plurality Of 10A.
out, but are measurably satisfied. for the vote
has demonstrated, they think, that their party
has basis and that it can hold at least 5000
and the winning party, aside from the parad-
ing of few bands and wag ms filed with men
carrying new brooms, are making no demons
tration thus far
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NEW Yonk, Nov. lin the. city Tammany
sna emBapn 5 Sge sse q aS yso
Tammany three and the Republicans four. Of
the SIX aldermen ut large Tammany elects four
and the Republicans. by virtue Of the, law pro-
viding for minority representation, elect two.
i'ep"oi'''"S s... - an. hl ny s,.Ia l.
Morrsseys Victory
NEw YonE Noy 4, 7,-GG2mp,ls,te G. ret rs.nrns from
Assays A1sssy aehe ] aqh nsPaes ss
US compared Ths Ts' rot., ,a,, n tsty rst,, vot.
Mo s".ma -, ..y we.
NEW Y3HE. Nov. IL The following is tho total
Secretary Of state. n 1ss: John G. Churchill. Re-
publican. Tor Seeretary o. state, $50; LosW,
can md Anti .Tammany. 60. 1872. .For. .Controller-
io,sso: $40 oeotts majority major % 4asos ''' ''A'
,xs,. ssrnnLry, vntx
"e 1, DF"vA" s"'"'
NEW YeRk. Nov. I'm brooklyn Jas. Howell.
elsetea t ted over s John T. Henry Repabean m By two Two
thousand majority.
- Gen. Catlin. Republican, defeats Winchester
elected two State Senators.
The LegisIatutre.
at asw ro M Nas VEL ,es r2 ,a ,e
s are s teows T m9W fsn hork goss peR No
a.te.9 ajY.i X ~ ~ i
Ssne ~. Ne. " tmought W 10 hepopicah alla hsse
piy DemeermaIlc' m r.a ,..ss. ....,,. .u,.a..a
AbsAHY NOV lne ,i ,fttesg " Ie.IIns inuiA .s
.hat the Leels,ature WIZ De hepuplIean 81 IN , pptn
Dranehes. hna VIII proDhpy sanu ~ ne III.
cans 10 ~ DeW9grhs III I9e Senttite; In tne
House there will be q small Republican ma
jorlty. s
h"sses MI" sa'"s'
| Nrw YonK Nov. THE Democratic atate
| Centra, COMMITTEES are Mt fhe A. Nieboiaa Hotel
| where thew ars in recsipt of news as ftat as il
! can be gathered. Returns from the state show
| d pemacratie majority OF from a5 ooo to 40 ooo
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THE NEW YORK PRESS.
Views of the New York Newspapers ON the
Late Elections,

New YoRK, Nov, 1.-The Sim says. The re-
turns which we give OF the elections held yesA
made large gains IN oil parts Of The country.
They have lost one State which went for ,rildsH
for President and have secured three larger
New York has done unsxp xpeetedly well for an
off. year. Though the majority for the stats
ticket Is not s2 large as that given for Tidsn for
President II is much larger than that cast for
the Democratic State officers In 1876. to which
the present year corresponds. The vote cast for
osde ths fe te as Bfeaa II I
State Of New York. while In some Of the West
ern States II will be as heavy as that thrown III
Ia t1fbt The city oi Now York the regular Demo-
cratic candidates have done better than Ii Wts
generally supRose1 they would de- e Ths z, cleo. s
The New York iriJ,sns says; The States
where the Administration got i, party indorse-
1875 and do not fall much more below the He-
publican majority " the presidential election
hs was - q"ar This the fire., t pcss a ssls
whers The sgs9 was most f' yehsmsa ss s
y criticised also does better than was expected
The Republicans carried Massachusetts, BY
5000 IN 1876: now they. carry It by 5000; In 1876
the Republicans lost New York by 1850, and in
Republicans. who are more concerned for the
permanent a@seendancy @ of the party pledged to
regard both results as highly satisfactory.
Pennsylvania which was Republican by 1900
in 1876. and by 1900 in 1876. seems to have been
lost now because neither wing Of the party
made any honest efforts to carry 1t.
Gen. Mcclellan does not ,aeem TO have made
any extraordinary run In New Jersey, but ak
the hour OF going 70 press Trenton and Newark
politicians are. allowing him with 10000. or
1000 more than the majority by which the Demo-
Gratis carried the State In 1875. He accordingly
looms up as the inevitable Eastern candidate for
the Presidency in 1880.
Ths World says that 1t is in order 10 COM
gratuate the good citizens of both parties In
this great State Of New York upon the splendid
triumph at the polls Of the sound and magnapf-
nous policy adopted by the Democratic party
Of this Commonwealth.
1t is probable that the Legislature has been
secured by the Democrats. The insolent AZ
tempt of Senator Conkling to browbeat his own
party out Of the wise and patriotic policy
adopted by President Hayes was undoubtedly
inspired by his not less insolent belief that tho
Democrats OF New York might be relied upon
to stutify themselves by opposing that policy.
He. and they who put faith In him. were taught
o lesson yesterday which they are not likely To
no attOWeh FORGET
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Sitting Bulls Intentions.
[Cincinnsti Enuuirer.1

1t is certain that the bad blood caused by
this years work will erupt next season. In
deed, Sitting Bull never tires talking of his
intention to strike the Americans at the first
opportunity. He says he knows the country
so well that he could keep Miles and Terry
dancing there all summer He was fairly
considered successful Indian leader before
the commission, but since his interview with
the commissioners, which the Indians, with
triumphs, he has become braggart. The
police officers are tired of his boasting, and
Major Walsh took him aback to-day by tell
ing him that If he attempted to attack Amer
lean troops or traders from Canadian soil, the
police would shoot him on the spot.
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publican state ticket is elected by from 5000 10
5000 majority.
Thc Greenback srs Hold the Balance ~
pswer.

MILWAUKEE, Nov 1.-THE official returns from
Milwaukee, city and county, give a majority
against the Democratic ticket. as compared with
Democratic majority. Of 1919 two years
ago. Pretty full returns from. the y ate show
from 5000 to 1000 majority. Smiths majority II
figured by some rs being nearly 5000 ahead. Of
Should the balance Of the State do as well as The
portion already heard from the Republican Htt-
i9rity would reaeh 10000. Returns do not show
But very few Assembly or Senate districts
have besn heard from. Mr.. Huble fears that tho
greenbaekers will hold the balance OF power In
the Legislature. The Democrats coneede the
btate to the Republicans and nre mad at tho
blunder Of their party leaders In indorsing soft
money.
Gratis refused to vote
Returns show q very light vote on each side,
and the Gresnb tekers have developed much
more strength than anticipated.
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The Men show a Disposition to weaken,

New YORK, NOV. 1.-The striking cigar makers
are to-day somewhat humbied. although by the
tyranny OF the union they are unable, as yet to
resume labor, although very large proportion
Of them appear willing to go back to work at
the old prices. The union insists that the
manufacturers must take all back. The cigar
manufacturers refuse to accede 70 this. and i'm
sist upon following out the resolution Of their
union not TO employ union men under any cir
cumstances.
II the employees wish TO resume work. IT must
be az non-unionists, and they can only be hired
singly. It is believed that many will become so
desperate that they will defy the union and 90
to work this week. Now that the politicians
have withdrawn their support, 1t Is very evf-
dent that the funds OF the society will not be suf
ficient to even keep them from starvation III
they remain idle much longer.
The president Of the Cigar Manufacturers
Union has found that his experiment OF em-
ploying girls has proved TO be a complete sue
cess and that now they are producing o cigar
equal to that made by their former hands.
Stratton Storms have been very successful
in their efforts to secure Chinese labor the only
question being matter OF time. telegram
has been received from San Francisco to-day
that the firm can have all the Chinese workmen
they want, the only guarantee required being
that they shall be protected and supplied with
steady employment, and that they shall not be
thrown adrift on the world when the purpose for
which they have been hired shall have been sub
served. The firm is willing to agree to all the
requirements. and it will now be only matter
Of detail as TO the transportation Of the men.
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ILLINOIS.
The ynts In I.sarln.

PEoRtA, Nov 1.-Retnrns from the county in-
dieats the election Of Yates, Mcclure and Lay-
ton, Republicans, on the county ticket. by ma
jorities ranging from 400 to 1000 The vote for
tbe county superintendent Of Schools is close.
but j. IT, Pillsbury Democrat Is probably
elected over Emery, Republican.
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Report Of the Architect of the Treasury.

itect Of the Treasury Er has submitted his annual
Elves gives detailed history Of the various public
buildings, together with the various amounts
appropriated and the balances now on hand to
< carry on work upon unfinished buildings.
The following is a brief synopsis of the re-
The Chicago Custom House-After q care
predecessor. directions were, given for the
Appropriation of plans contemplating greater
equalization of weights in the upper portion Of
the structure, util zIng the stone work already
built. In accordance with the directions OF the
commute appointed to examine na the S@dhng thnag
work on the building has steadily progressed
during the season. The stone and brick walls
present month. Contracts have been entered
into for the iron work of the roof and the work
is in progress. Contracts have also been made
for the stating and copper work.
Total appropriation. s4,7oo,ooo; amount ex-
pended. siSoo.7l5 %: balance in the treasury.
Cincinnsi Custom -House-The long suspen-
sion Of granite cutting at Fox. Island Maine,
the The progress prog Of this work during the ensuing
season. The Is per cent contract under which
this branch of work. The total appropriation
is $500, 900; amount expended. s3,olo,sl5; bal
New Orleans Custom -House-During the past
year the second story OF this building has been
completed, excepting the ,cmourtrooms, m offices
yestibules. Considerable work Is yet required
to properly fit up the central portion OF the first
been done in the third story. The appropria-
ton for this work is entirely exhausted. This
is to be regretted. as the demands of the public
business requires an early completion of all the
offices. and particularly of the courtrooms on
the second floor. Total appropriation: 81 ,os3,
327 s5; amount expended, sl,os2,ssl 2s; balance
In the treasury. SSi6 81.
Customhouse at St Louis. The suspension
of the work at the Hurricane island granite
Sl1ar rrr hpr III
ously retarded work on this building, during
the present season. At this date. part of the
place. A further suspension of the work at the
quarry was ordered in July pending efforts
TO make a satisfactory modification OF the is per
cent contract under which the cutting was
DONE. This will affect large saving on this
branch OF work. The Tot appropriation is
$3.50 600: amount expended 81. .osa sSs 49, balance
in treasury s2l5 III So.
The granite contracts. known as the ID
per eSEt contracts. aud alluded to IN NE report
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THE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.
THE SHREVEPORT ELECTION.
No Regular Pnrty Nominees In the Con
test.
Especial TO the Democrat

Especial TO the Demoerat.l
SHREVEPORT. Nov. THE report telegraphsd
from here yesterday through the Associated
Press. that the Republicans had carried the
municipal election. was false. Neither party
made nominations. number Of eoored eiti-
zens held a meeting and indorsed Murphy. In
dependent for Mayor W. 2. Ford. Democrat.
for Administrator of Accounts. and II. b. Burns.
Democrat. for Administrator OF improvements.
expressly disavowing amy political Significance.
Murphy received at least balf the Democratic
vote, the other half having been cast for A. W.
o. Hicks. who. Of his own motion, had become o
candidate. Ford and Burns were supported by
majority Of the Democrats. and elected over
Howell. Independent. and Kelly and Bell. Re-
publieans. the latter q eolorsd Republican. All
these men ran without nomination.
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the senate Committee on Elections.

on =, ivileges and Elections met this morning.
and had an informal discussion about the Kel.
ogg. .Spoiford matter, Owing 70 the absence OF
Senators Hoar and II Ill, no definite action was
taken, but 1t was decided to await their return.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-08
A Vessel Lost.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The signal service oh
server at Barnegat. N j., reports that yesterday
afternoon vessel. supposed to be schooner,
was seen three miles Off shore on her beams
end and drifting before strong westerly wind.
sumed to have sunk. Three men were observed
hanging to her rigging. Apparently no effort
was made to save them. No traces OF the vessel
four miles south Of the Barnegat station.
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ESTIMATES OF THE PRESS.

New YORK. Nov. THE Sun this morning
gives the probable complexion Of the Legisla-
ture in this State as follows: Senate-Demo-
Gratis 16, Republicans 16, acknowledgements
G7, Republicans 81.
The World estimates the Democratic majority
in the State ut from 900 to 10000 including the
city vote. Senate doubtful-Derhaps tic. AS
sembly, to IL Democratic majority. In the
city for the State ticket 5000 for Beach. 1000
for Olcott
Tribune.
The I1ibnne's estimate: The State has gone
Democratic by Is, 900 majority The Senate will
probably have Republican majority OF two,
and the Assembly be undoubtedly Democratic.
Herald.
The Herald says Of the results OF yesterdays
election. given here within thi- city and county:
The Democrats elect Loew. Register. by q ma
jority OF about $500 over Hess, combination can
didate; they also elect State Senators from the
Fourth, Fifth, and probably the Eighth Dis
tricts.
The State is Democratic by at least Is 600. The
Legislature is probably Republican by a very
close vote.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
m.c,rabon WIN pight II out.

PAnts, Nov THE official journal announces
that the de Broglie Ministry. at President Mac
Mahon's request. have withdrawn their resig-
nations, ., en-. ,
Thsy, however, insist 1t shall be. fully UNDER
atood lint while continuing to discharge their
functions this shall In no cnse prejudice the
Presidents subsequent decision.
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WISCONSIN.
ARepublican Majority.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 7.--21o towns give Smith.
Republican, 1000 plurality over Mallory, Demo-
crat net Republican gain Of 900. The Repub-
licans claim the election Of Smith by from 5000
to 5000 majority, but the Democrats claim that
they have elected at least a part OF their State
ticket.
The Entire Republican Ticket Elected.
MADISON Nov. T. D. m.-En0ugh returns
have been received to show that the entire Re-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-08

The firm Of A. Rochereau & Co. has always
been among the foremost in this city In their
commercial transactions with the wine-produc-
ing sections of Europe. We therefore cordially
call the attention of our readers to their recent
receipts by steamship Frankfurt and ship
Wyoming of the celebrated krug Il Co. cham
pagne, and their numerous brands Of wines,
brandies. etc.-such brands as DuFergier. Mont
ferand, Desmaries. Hussa and Duret. This
firm is such an old and reliable one that any
purchases made Of them are sure guarantee
of the quality of the articles as represented by
them. and the responsible ity of the numerous
houses Of which they are the Representatives in
this city.
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Railway Collision.

from Boston, due here at 8 80 this evening ran
into switch engine at the Wooster street via
duct. about half mile east of the new depot In
this city The engine Of the express train was
thrown into ditch, and the track was torn up
considerably. No lives were lost. The passen.
gers were transferred to cars in waiting, and
travel was not interrupted
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The Paris Exnnnttion .

on Foreign Affairs had before them this morn.
ing Mr.. Henning. Of New York. who advocated
Paris Exposition Of 1B7a. He did not advance
any views as to the composition of the commits
sion and altogether submitted no plan Of any
to make report on Tuesday or Wednesday u
rvttp pa,l,
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from tha office In 1875. have been the subject Of
careful consideration and modification. At
Philadelphia Cincinnati and st. Louis the cut
ment of the work performed, although, tho
terms are not go favorable as might have been
obtained. The only remaining contracts OF this
nature are those for stone work Of the Gus.
tom ahouae at Hartford, and the extension Of
the post -ofice and sub-treasury at Boston.
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Mass for Archbishop Bailey.

BALTIMORE. Nov T. = This morning the
months mass for the late Archbishop. Bailey
was celebrated in the Cathedral in this city.
About 100 clergymen were present. and the vast
edifice was thronged with people; The mass
Rev. +. s. Bovie. Of WASHINGTON. preached the
memorial sermon.
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macNanou ana the Ccun D.Etat.

the Tf,ues INSERTS positively that President Mac
Mshon does not approve and has never ap.
proved a coup detdt. He is equally determined
here's to this resolution ha only course is TO re-
aign. The correspondent thinks however, that
the President viii consent to take Ministry
from the Loft
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The silver ELL.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 7.-Senator Ferry. of Mich
igan. expresses the opinion that the Senate
Der, will agree to the silver bill passed by the
House. There appears to be no doubt OF its
passage in the Senate Senator Matthews. Of
dent will sign It,
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RaPk Ashore.

MILWAUKEE, Nov THE bark Constitution,
of Green Bay, is reported ashore at Little Stur-
geon Bay. 1t is likely she will prove total loss
as the shore in that locality is quite rocky. Her
cargo consists Of 260O barrels Of oil.
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Changes In the Philadelphia Cnstom-
NnUsc

WASHINGTON. Nov. Now that the elections
are over the policy. of the Administration in
making change in the Federal officers will be
fully developed It Is expected many changes
will be made at 2nca neadling II an alm2st com
House. Mr.. Su,ton's successor has not yet been
selected. but several prominent names are un-
der confederation.
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The COnscl ence Fund

WASHINGTON. Nov. THE Secretary Of the
Treasury. has this day received an envelope
post marked New York, and CONTAINING nifty
acencc fund.
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BRAsK A.

OMAHA, Noy. 7-The Republicans have carried
the election in this State electing their caDdi-
dates for Chief Justice ana Regents Of State
University by from 1000 to 5000 majority.
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Cardoza Found Guilty.

COLUMBIA Nov. IA verdict Of guilty was
rendered this morning in Cardoza's case. An
appeal will doubtless be taken.
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Minister To Relgiunn i.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Henry s. Sandford, Of
Florida has been selected as Minister to Bel
GUM. This Ia understood to be upon the re-
commendation OF Senator Conover. who feels
that Florida has been long enough neglected.
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Political SHOOTING

BALTIMORE, Nov. 7.-During a political dis.
cussion last night between two men named John
Henry and John Harvey, the former shot the
rpn0NRr
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NEW JERSEY.
The lvgisiature Democratic.

JERSEY Cry, Nov, 7.--Ths latest returns indi-
cato that MeClsllans majority for Governor will
reach only a. 900. Tho House viii stand 28 He
publieans and 81 Democrats. and the Ysnate ID
Democrats and . Republicans.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. THE House Committee
on Approximations have been and are still in
session. 1t is understood that they are consid-
ering the naval deficiency bill.
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John Rr0ugham.

New YORK, Nov John Brougham, the vet
eran actor arrived in this city tonight very i'll,
and was conveyed to his residence by his
friends who met him on his arrival.
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Revenue Receipts.

WARRINGTON Nov, 7.-The revenue receipts
to-day were s22abp4. customs s4ele,556. ma
tionat bank notes received to-day for redenp-
finn esbR uDO
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NEW YORK.
Tamnsany success y sfnI.

NEW YoHK, Nov. 7.--Tam mmany yesterday elect
ed It's county ticket, except the Judges Of the
marine court, three state senators and % ma
jority Of the assembymen. The election WIS
very peaesable and remarkably close on the
county ticket.
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Fires.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Nov 7.-Kieth's paper
mill, at Turner's Falls, burned last night. in
volving heavy loss.
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Election Ffghts.

New YORK, Nov Tin this city James Fiz-
simmons was this morning stabbed with a
pitcbfork by Pat Clark. James Collins was
felIed with a bar of iron by Pat Bradley.
Both affrays grew out of political quarrels.
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M A MYLAND.
The nnItlmnre Vote.

BALT1MoRE, Nov. 7-The vote In Baltimore
WINS: Routing, DEM. 1867. Porter. Rep, 1G,8gB.
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WASHINGTON. Nov. TT Is rumored that Bob
Ingersoil has been offered the mission to Ger
many.
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urevy President Of the Chamber of Dep-
,ttea.

PANS. Nov. IN drevy has been elected Pro-
visional President of the Chamber OF Deputies
by d vote Of 400 to 40.
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Get your kid gloYes at Kreeges's.
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Get your Kid gloves ct Kreeeer's