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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-11
Annual Report Of the western Union
TeleRpaph COMPANY.

New YORK, Oct. 1O--At meeting Of the
Western Union Telegraph Company to-day
President Orton submitted his report The
capital stock Of the company is $4l, ,734 100
the gross earnings for the year were 80, ,sl2.
954 81, and the gross expenses &G,672, ,226 "a,
leaving net profits of 49, 14Dt 67. At the close
OF the year ending June 30, 1877, there were
In operation 1906 miles Of line and 1000
offices. President Orton says that the past
year has been remarkable as showing the
largest increase In traffic which has occurred
during q similar period OF time since the com
pany Vas organized.
The@increase In the number of messages
transmitted. as compared with the previous
year, being nearly 2,500,ODO, or almost t8 per
cent. The decrease of 8 $40 cents, or IA $40
per cent, in the average tolls collected upon
each message, and the Increase of over IL per
cent in the number of messages transmitted
has resulted in an Increase of 1851, $50 20 In
the net profits Of the company as compared
with last year.
President Orton refers to the conclusion of
the arrangement between tho Western Union
and, Atlantic and Pacific companies for the
pooling Of gross receipts and TO the purchase
by the Western Union subsequently Of g25O2
shares OF Atlantic and Pacific stock, and says
that when the pending arrangements are
fully contaminated common interest will
govern the management Of both companies,
and y Is expected that oil the substantial
benefits Of an actual consolidation will accrue.
with the cessation Of wasteful composition,
which has existed for several years past.
II will be practicable TO arrange a system of
tolls throughout the country which will be
more remunerative to the companies, and
Will also be more advantageous to the public,
because the reductions will be more widely
distributed. We shall also be enabled to re-
duce expenses very materially by the intro
duGtion OF many economies, through the com
munity Of interests thus established between
the two companies.
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WAR NOTES.

Convention Between servia ana Kussi n
LONDON, Oct. 1O.--A dispatch from b. l.
grade states that the Russian and Seryia n
governments have signed contract, b Y
which Servia agrees to cooperate In the wa r
against Turkey and will furnish 20,O0o men.
Makhtar Pasha Retreats
LONDON, Oct. 11.--A dispatch from GranG'
says that Mukhtar Pasha has retreatei from
Kizilple and Soubaton, and that the Hnssian
troops occupied those positions yesterday.
Junction Of Turkish Forces Near PIevns.
LONDON, Oct. ia dispatch from Constar-
tinople says that Chevekst Pasha has effected
junction with the forces Of Osman Pasha at
Rodontrdge, near Plevna.
Peace RnmOrs.
LONDON, Oct ia dispatch from Berlin
says that mediation Is about to be proposed
embodying liberal terms Of peace to both
the belligerents.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW YoaK, Oct. 1o.-Honr without change and
in more demand. Southern -four in moderate
demand and firmly held: No. So 1904 50; su-
perfne s4 56@S so; extra ss07 So Wheat to Sc
81 4ssd bid; No. 2 spring. cash. 81 81; No. 2 No.
vember 81 o. Barley s eady ard inactive: Ca.u-
ada M; four-rowed State s0@s2M. Rye steady
49,, Corn auiet and steady; steamer, c. ssh. 591i
bid; do october sold at a9A: No. 2. cash,
5s&; do October 59A bid. oats unchanged.
Pork steady but quiet; mess S13 350t13 40.
Lard fairly active; spot prime Western sold at
e,15: Oeto er e.12k bid. Beef quiet and un-
changed. Cut meats quiet: pick led bellies 9k do
81 10. Spot cotton steady and unchanged; fu-
lures tteady. Cheese-market. firm. but the
trade Is rather aniet at 7eg13 for common I'd
prime, and 13@13}zf n fancy.
Receipls-Flour 1885 barrels, wheat 1s2,s7a
bu~ hels, corn 6445l, oats 1856. corn meal 800
barrels and Is ba4s. rye N.518 bushels. barley
GOntlnuea On Ks1htn rAwe.
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The New York WOrkingmen Put Up a
state Ticket.

ALBANY, Oct. 10.-The Convention of the
National Independent Party and Bread Win
5ners' League assembled to-day at Morton's
Opera House at D. IN. There were about
seventy delegates present, who were called to
order by Mr.. Hanlon, of New York Charles
H. Truax, of New York, was made temporary
chairman.
On motion of Charles Tracey committee,
consisting of one delegate from each district
was appointed on permanent organization,
nominations and resolutions After which u
recess was taken.
Upon the reassembling of the convention
the committee on permanent organization
reported Daniel Kiefe for president, and list
of vice presidents and secretaries.
k,The committee on resolutions then sub
mitted platform affirming that adopted at
Tndianapolis: recommending the abolition of
the contract labor system in State prisons;
demanding reduction in the number of Off
.eials and their salaries; recommending the
massage of modified laws restoring all the
rights and privileges of the National Guard;
opposing any Increase in the regular army !;
favoring all constitutional amendments, ex-
cent that limiting the right of suffrage; ask
ing the national government TO iend TO the
States funds to carry on public works; OPP
POSING the election of judges not opposed to
monopolies and corporations; favoring, the
issue OF city bonds of small denomination,
thus dispensing with savings banks, and
finally indorsing the civil service reform and
Southern policy of President Hayes
The resolutions were adopted, and the COM
rniffee on nominations reported the following
State ticket: For Secretary OF State, Jno. =.
fnrdan, of 0nondaga; Controller, Fred; Z.
4. Ie8n. of Albany. State Treasurer, julius
KSx1; Attorney General. Eimore 0narps oi
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sell oil they desired at the rates already ffxe,
and that there was not enough coal In the
market to make 1t an object to meet the low
rates Of the Psnnsylyania Coal Company.
which are about forty-iive cents per ton less.
Mass Meeting to IndOrss the Adm inistra-
New YoRg, Oct 10.-The Republican ele-
rnent which In New York has for it's head
quarters the Union League Rooms, consisting
i Of Republicans who approve OF the adrnnistra-
mote the permanent union and harmony of
| the whole country, held q mass meeting to-
! night at Cooper Institute. It was larger than
any that was held during the presidential
campaign, and was never exeelled or e1ualled
! the city for enthusiasm and general unan-
il uity Of feeling
The lobbies outside, as we'll as In the hall,
VI ne filled, and many hundreds who were
TN able to obtain admission remained out
sid, and took up and re-eehoed the cheers
wh ch greeted every speaker. Allusions to
civil service reform, the financial policy Of
the & government and it's action in reference to
recon struction wore loudly applauded.
The platform was crowded with prominent
ance q, the platform was greeted with pro-
ehserel him enthusiastically.
The n1eeting was called to order by Col.
sjjsebbfn s.. who nominated Theo W. Dwight
for pre- sfdsnt Of the raeeting. Mr.. Dwight
the great object Of the raeeting was to show
sympathy with the Administration In it's
measures OF pacification and parifcatien.
Fkut the tiuss was now a1spiciotis when pres
perity, SO long absent, was again about TO
visit the land, indications Of which ars every
where seen.
This OF course 10 not due alore to tho policy
d the government. Crops do not grew and
IIpen because wise and sagaeous men are at
the helm, but good governnsnt disposes men
10 labor and encourages industry and enter
prise by creating public confidence. Under
sxisttng circumstances me will say, and are
liey not Justified i'm saying that the Adminis-
sfation which seeks 10 obi terats the dscCrds
1rodaeed by war. which req 1gnNBs patriotism
wherever 1t exists throug tout the country;
which accepts every man ith gray unifosm
who holds In his hand the United States flag.
g suited to the times and O, ight to have oar
support.
:. Hf Dwight was fellesvea BY Geo VIM
'Ttls and others, who wsre enthusiastically
received. and spoke at great lengtb, urging
no Endorsement of the Presidents course.
! he meeting dispersed ut late hour, lestving
he supporters OF the Administrations greatly
pleased with it's success.
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WASHINGTON, Oct IL, O.. m.-For the South
Atlantic and Eastern Gulf States, clear or
partly cloudy weather, light variable winds,
mostly from the northwest, stationary or
higher pressure and stationary temperature.
For the Western Gulf States, warmer,
clear or partly cloudy weather, southeasterly
winds, stationary or lower pressure.
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Condemned by His own Party and De-
teatcd by the Democrats. Hayes
stands Alone Matthews Also viii
Take Uack seat.

s, CINCINNATI, Oct. 10-fn this city the count
IL not yet completed, but we have reports
from 125 Of the 147 voting places, showing the
vote for Governor as follows: Bishop, 12,679;
West II ,042, and Bond 7347. The whole DEM
ocratic Legislative and county ticket is with
out doubt elected by majority of from 5000
to 10000 except Hoffman for Auditor. who Is
probably defeated by about the same major
ity. The victory in the State Is even more
sweeping. The Democrats claim the election
of Bishop by 49, 900 majority. and the Repub-
licans concede 1t by about $4,000.
The result In this county gives the Demo
Pretty complete returns last night gave the
Democrats "a members, the Republicans 42,
and the Workingmen Q. later dispatch
claims certainly that Jay and Steadman are
elected In the Toledo district. The Democrats
have gained In the counties of Hamilton,
Williams. Belmont Guernsey and Delaware.
This givesth Democrats ma iority on Joint
ballot Of twenty-five over all, and insures q
United States Senator The official count may
reduce the Democratic majority by one or
complexion of either branch of the Legisla-
ture In doubt The heavy vote of the Work
ingmen In this county seems to have come
mainly from the old Republican voters.
Better and Better.
COLUMBUS, Oct 1o-The Democrats claim
the State by &c, 900 majority for Governor and
the State ticket and II majority of about 90
In the Legislature on joint ballot. They will
have full control in both branches of the
Legislature, which gives them United States
Senator to succeed Stanley Matthews.
The Democratic majority in this Frankln
county Is about 1900 larger than has | ever
been known before. The figures OF the Demo
Gratis are substantially conceded by the Re
publican Central Committee, which gives up
both the State and the Legislature
see How that Majority Grows.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 10.--Returns have been re-
ceived from forty-eight counties, which show
Bishop has net majority Of 22,010 votes. AT
this rate it Is believed that his majority in
the State will reach $4,000.
The Legislature Is Democratic by forty-one
majority on Joint ballot. The Senate has
twenty-five Democrats and ten Republicans
and the House has sixty-hve Democrats,
forty Republicans and two Nationals, Steed-
rsulri and Jay, both elected In the Toledo dis
tritt by large majorities.
The vote on Representative In Lawrence
county, Is so close that the official count will
be necessary to determine whether Demo-
crat OF Republican Is elected. Curtiss Is re-
ported defeated Ia the Cuyahoga district,
though count him In my estimate. Quinn
Is elected Representative In Madison. Frank
lin gives the Democrats a majority OF $500
Our majority in Hamilton is about $500.
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MONEY AND STOCKS.

New YORK, Oct 1o-Money loaned through.
out the day ut 6t97 p cent. Exchange closed
steady at 4s1@S4s5. Gold closed at g1o2zs. Gov
Railroad bonds closed as follows: Union firsis
Io41sGD1041; do. land grants 1O21ifg1ca: do. sink
ing fun1s 94t4@g7; Centrals 105k@106. The
and the market declined. closing quotations
being In some instances the lowest Of the day.
The Western shares were pressed for sale as
were Western Union; transactionato to dag 272DOo
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PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 10.--Col. Scott, preei-
dent of the Pennsylvania Central Rairoad
denies positively that any arrangement has
been made on the part Of his company to
secure an annulment of the provisions Of the
lease of the united companies of New Jersey
and that the rumors to that effect which were
set afloat, causing a great depression in the
stocks OF the united roads. are without any
foundation.
Scott's letter in reply to that Of the presi-
forwarded to him, has caused recovery In
stocks from the heavy decline of yesterday
The dividend Of "a per cent for the quarter
ending September 30 was paid to-day, and as
usual, at the office Of the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company.
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ORLEANS THURSDAY OCTOBER SUPPLEMENT-

Chenango; State Engineer and Surveyor, H.
Seymour Jr. of Oneida.
Capt. Grady moved to substitute the name
Of Greenvile Terrace for Attorney General,
but the motion was overruled, and the ticket
as reported by the committee nominated.
Addresses were then made by different par
ties, after which the convention adjourned.
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PHILADELPHIA PARAGRAPHS.
Sale or Farncy's Press.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10.-The rumor which
has been current for some days. that Col.
John W. Forneys Press of this city. had
been sold. was confirmed in an interview TO-
day by the Colonel himself, who said d sale
had taken place. The sum of s15O.0OO, cash,
is to be paid for the paper, and 800, 900 for the
W. Neyin. proprietor Of the Pittsburg Leader.
who will dispose Of that paper and take this
new venture. Col. Forney states that he is
going abroad as the correspondent of the
preaa
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CAPITAL NOTES.
UMIO TO SHERMAN, EvARTs Ann
sCHuRZ,
opposition tn Randall Concentrating on
Goode, "f virstnia-Ktng WIN
Not ne Confirmed,
Especial to the Demoerst.1

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.-A private dispatch
received here from the chairman of the Ohio
Republican State Committee dated D. M.
comedies the State to the Democrats by $4,000
majority, with twenty-three majority on
Joint ballot in the Legislature, and two dis
tricts to hear from are likely to elect Demo.
Gratis.
The news has been carried to the celebrated
firm Of Sherman, Evarts and Sehurz
BUELL.,
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New 7ogK, Oct. 10-Ocean freights were
seidy Tor berths, but ehartering roaDa was
rather" easier. Liverpool. by steam. grain at
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WORDS FROM CANADA.
sitting Hull.

OTTAWA, Oct. 1O.--The Canadian govern
ment is in close communication by telegraph
with the mounted police in the northwest
and from whom information Is received that
all is quiet, Gen: Crooks report of trouble
between Sitting Bull and the Canadian au-
thorities Is discredted here.
Capture of a FOrger.
MONTREAL Oct. 10.-A clerk named Renaud
in the employ of Geo. Denhom, an insurance
agent, was arrested to-day while preparing to
leave for the United States. He had drawn
from the Bank of Montreal and Consolidated
Bank $500 on forged checks of his en-
ployer and in his pockets were found an
other check for S2100, and a ticket for New
York. 5000 have been recovered. Two ac-
complies Of Renaud are now in the United
States, having made good their escape.
Championship Medal.
TORONTO Ont, Oct 1O-The Provincial
Society has received from Philadelphia a
large medal of beautiful workmanship, won
by Hanlon in the single scull race at the Cen
tennial. The medal is accompanied by a
diploma which recognizes Hanlon as the
champion sculler OF America.
The RanlOn. Ross sculIIng Match.
TORONTO, Oct. 1O-The Hanlon-R Ross match
race, to come off on Saturday next, is Great
ing much excitement Excursion trains are
already arriving from all parts, and corre-
spondents from many leading American
papers have been here for some days past.
The betting is heavy and is ten to nine in ia
vor OF the champion.
The Foster DefaIcatiOn.
MONTREAL, Oct. 10.-The Grand Trunk
Railroad loses $4,000 by the Foster defalca-
ton.
The One Dollar Sunday excursion train on
the N. o., J. & n. r. r. from New Orleans to
Nc 'omb City and return will be run on October
IA for the asst time. After that date it will be
discontinued. w. p. MrKINLEY,
Super ntendent
Read Navra's invitation to the China Palace.
.Goto 0ffner's only for new andchoice china,
glass and erockery.
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REPUDIATED.
TINE GREAT DEMOCRATIC VICTORY IN
OHIO.
BUELL.

nishop's Majority $4,000 - Democratic
Majority in the Legislature rs, Insur-
ling United statss senator,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.
word from Rome,

PARIS, Oct. 1O.-The Vatican has informed
the French government that 1t expects q ma
iofity OF at least Is ut the coming election.
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Father Matthews Birthday.

The anniversary of the birth of Father
Matthew was celebrated this afternoon by a
parade of all the Catholic tota, abstinence
societies and made O very fine display.
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Read Navra's invitation to the China Palace.

Goto DINERS only for new and choice china,
glass and erockery.
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Gont1naea On ksKhtA r.xs.
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THE GERKsHIp
Especial Correspondence Of tho Democrat.

1t looks as If Caldwell would walk the track
on the first ballot, Adams management
to reduce bis support very nearly to the
COnliRMxa 0n s1xth kAk3,
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New YORK, Oct. psnenting ON the
Ohio election, the Herald says that there ap.
pears TO have been no personal magnetism In
either Mr.. Bishop or Mr. West 10 concentrate
attention upon the race for the tAovsrnorship.
The Democratic gains reported Indicate a
sweeping Democratic victory for the State
ticket, which doubtless means O Democratic
Legislature and Democratic sseeessor E,
Stanley Matthews In the present complexion
OF affairs this prospective senatorial loss
would not be such o stumbling block to the
President Us the want Of confidence in him
which Republican defeat in the entire State
ticket would imply.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

HOhSES AND CAItRIAGEs.
4 BAkGAIN-ToP BKEwSTER IMPROVED SPRING
and Double Harness Private stable. IS East I2:h
A BAEGAMIN;-TllRKE IN moKsEss;. SUIT Any Bust
A -kIGHT HORSES ~ TO 10 HANDS. $50. sIao:
IA.hsif value. 52i West 2lst 81.
RARGAiNmTnis DAY; $40. WORTH $50 BEAU
18th s.
REAuTIFUL TOR piIAEToN. FULL SPRING BUGGY
Dncary must soil; ofer refused 80 West 10th =
Ogood ,aaker. aud cheap. r. 4 D.. Herald onee.
ELEGANT GLASS FRONT FRENCH COArH. CITY
to s:M * s. vass s =. pass
EoR sALE-rHE STOCK or THE LIVERY STABLE
y 2to East Broadway established "a years consisting Of
Glass iissrss VIII aae. eIas Carriage r"asr,.ss.
ss wagon .s' pssss ss "pS s % TOP .ss "s
chance tor any party wishing :. enter The onsss w BE-
Broadway
T6R sALE-A Two WHEEL Dod CART, ALNosT
hand iioI-e and Harness made by Wood Gibson Private
HORSE FOR sALE.-yorNG. STYLISH. GENTLE;
kind In all harness suitable for ady warranted sound
also Lany's rhaeton. SO Pine u. basement office.
Hnss ss1yE At &C. soros wosr .asH
'' w '''' '''''"JeoHS JOHN MOORE. 81 Warren 81,
JUST ARHIvED FROM NEW JERsEY-A PAIR OF
q very handsome brown Horses. ias high. years old
Tras:dss stables No lis West Ash s"'' =, "' ''' :
KEXTUcKy THOROUGHBRED. BAY YEARS i5K
msh' n Ysry stylish splendid saddle horss broken 20
l. LAsDAuIETsr HGrvs
In elegant designs aud finest quality finished with
yLASSTsu sna :ss
372 and 374 broome ST. old stand of brewster Co
NEW EXPRESS WAGON. 500: PHAETONs $50;
:. cost SIS ws. sd 1a'n''
CTABLE AND CorrAGE-TH PREMISES RS EAST
o,a st. for private stable stalls Cr four horses as
70 HSfS S"% s"':s room" Apply
CTABLE, OR FART OF. TO Lefty wRsT 44TH ST !;
Dnine stalls carriage for establishments
Tor coachnien.
CrABLE TO LEr-FoUR STALLS AMPLE CARRIAGE
nIsnes s755 iaS West sosh s. A' ivory '''''-
RIO LET. CHEAP-A LARGE STABLE WITH COACH
house cellar hay on 20 stalls suitable for
81 West 18th st. 'sA'' : ''oA"' " '''A'
IVANrkD--A Two SEAT THREE SPRING SHIFTING
Nv tron, RockawAy: give price and particulars D. c. L..
e IN "A .BARGAIN--srYLIsH BAY HORSE 10
single or '' &
posi- OFFICE NOTICE.
The foreign mails TOR the week ending Saturday April
S ssss si ss . sss % Q
day. at U3o NJ. tor Europe. by steamer Batavia via
Ss spassy and
sa an EUROPE capsa. Sy s
via Plymouth Cherbourg linnibnrg Saturday
9:WA NJ Tor Europe by steamer Britannia via
correspondence for Germany, Scotland and North of
ireland, to be forwarded by this
Addressed and NJ A. NJ for Scotland and North Of
land, by steamer AnchoriN via Movie GLASGOW
s0 NJ for Europe by steamer khino via
and Bremen. The steamships Nevada atavm BRIT
mic do mails for Dennark, sweden Norway
The malls for Nassau, r. viii leave New York April
The mail for the West Indies via Bermuda and ST. Thoa
leave New York April II The mails for Porto Rico
New York April IA. The xls fo- China apan will
icave San trancisco April II The mails for Aussraa
&C., will leave San Francisco April Is.
T. /. JAMES,
postm xsteT
NYw York. March 81. 1871.