The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-10-16

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his brother George. They all lived
together and ayear age, George, who
was a miser, died iuidenly. Six
months lster the husband also died
sbJHp;ly. Mrs. ID .nbrOugh has qaSr-
I 5-leh with hvr brother ani n mSn nam
! ID L'sdun and the whole s;ory uf
! poisoning Comes GU. Ms. Dom
br. uIh, her brother and L'sdoa is
Row locked up ia the same llil to
await 81 tx imitation.
ECsroN, October Is john Quincy
Adams has accepted the nnmiuatIon for
q ivernor rendered him lay the regular
! ID .Inocratic convention Inst week.
MEMPHIS, O:tober 13 AT daylight
Tomorrow IN prnIGg IA force ut thirty
two men will be placed as guard on
the river front to enforce the same
quarantine rules as now govern rall and
wagon roads.
Seven white aud five colored cases are
reported. The following whites were
reported IN = evening: Con Rawlius,
a returned refugee, G. w. Mccormick,
Mrs. Mary MaIoney, James A. Moss and
Ed Schnabe. Three more deaths have
occurred, j. NJ Shaw, a Mexican vet
ersD, Mrs. Mary Maloney aud Aria
Paines, the last named colored. OF the
sick, Rev. j. j. -hares is in q critical
condition.
Donations to the H wards to-day
aggregate $l176
Tue Towards teleg'aphed the mayor
of Boston accepting the pr ifered
thousand dollars. Since the weather
and other conditions hold out NJ hope
of abatement in the fever before No
vember. Joseph HUH, cl,rk o: the
| Circuit Court was stricken tonight.
, CHICAGO, U.lober IA - Official dis.
patches from Gen. Merritt dated the
eleventh inst, aays that he has moved
down the river to a point near White
River agency, and that on that morn
ing the cavalry hsd been out in all di-
rectlons looking for Indians, and report
the trails to be leading to Grand river,
and has but little doubt but that
the Indians have gone to Uucompagh-
rec agency. He expected Gilbert and
Henry the following day and he walId
then move towards Grand river. he
had buried 2 bodies including Meeker.
Heis in doubt as to the humber the hos
tiles could muster.
1t has been clearly ascertained that all
the Nintak Iudians joined the Utes be-
fore Thornburgh's tight. II =. considers,
that if my orders are to GO the South
ern agency and Il ght what We IN set,
shall be glad to carry them out, but
hope my instIuC tions Ii not be de-
layed. Merritt regrets exceedingly
the great amount of military supplies
sold these Indians by IaDchmen.
NEW YORK, October IA "A special
from Cincinnati states that Miss Auder-
son disclaims having had any knowl-
edge hitherto Of Hickey's alleged in
faluation for her or his relations with
the unfoltunats Florence Mcdonald,
and says that he was not her business
manager, but her company manager.
Her father looks after her fOancial in
terests.
MEMPHIS, October 14.-10 A M
NJ new cases reported. Ten deaths
have occurred since last night-D lin
JaGobs, returned refugee; Jerry En-
right, N. II. B)wman, L zz;e Mallory,
Joseph Mcbride, w. r Smith, Frank
Hale, Eugene Eastinger, Giles Tibbs
and Ed. Moore. The last two are
cOlored.
The weather is clear and pleasant.
John B. Cummings, president of the
board of health at Forest City, Ar
kansas, thirty miles west of Memphis.
on the Little Rock Railroad, has tele-
graphed the howards for four nurses.
Noon-Two more new cases reported
John Lutz and Gus Logoria. One
more death-R. s. Hutchison, an en-
ployee in the Internal r venue Office.
SAN Francisco, October 14-The
Comstock Company has paid the Sutro
Tunnel Company $24, 31S on the Sep
TENDER account, of which $S243 was
from the Bonanza Mines for royalty on
the ore taken out, and $14, 070 from
the Savage Company on account of a
lateral tunnel which has been con-
structed.
CINCINNATI, October IA dis
patch from Cleveland says large vote
is being polled. The Republican ma
jlrity for the State ticket will be
about the same as last fall. Ii is esti-
mated that Fol bes' msj Irty for the
State will be 10, 600.
CoLUMBus, October 14-Both sides
are working hard. All business is
suspended. The Nationals do not
hang together. They are working for
Foster.
CINC INMATE, October a. - The
weather Is clear and pleasant, and I'M
doubtedly there will be large vote
polled. Up to noon about the average
number had voted.
George w. Williams. colored, Re-
publican, for representative, is being
rubbed from the ticket by many of the
Republicans. Lewis E Bernard, DIM
ocratic candidate for clerk of the Com
mon Pleas Cou t, is being served in
the same manner by many Democrats.
Little attention is paid TO amendments.
Ia the second ward several hard money
Democrats were scratched.
Coming from Republican sources, it
q claimed that the Republicans gain in
the first, fourteenth, fifteenth, ELK
tsenth, seventeenth, twenty-second
and twentY-third wards.
Several arrests we're made by the
police Of ticket leaders, but were a
released shortly afterwards.
At Ssndusky the Democrats are max
ing determil ed fight on the Legisla-
ture. At Marietta it is very heavy.
CLEVELAND, October 14.-Through-
out Northern Ohio the election is pro-
crossing quietly.
The weather is ell that could be de-
sired, and very large vote is being
polled. Both parties are out in full
force and working hard.
COLUMBUS, October IA. = Returns
from only thirty precincts In the en-
tire State have been received up to
9:15 o'clock. The Republican game,
if continued throughout the State at
the same ratio, will elect Foster by
%, 600 majority.
The weather to-day throughout the
State has been very foe, and the indi-
cations are that the heaviest vote ever
known has been poll=d. We have
now returns from forty precincts.
widely scattering, which show q net
Re publican gain Of 545.
COLUMBUS, October 14-10:15 Pm
The returns from 100 precincts col
lected and reported by the managers of
the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany's offices throughout the State
show q net gain Of 2730 for Foster,
Republican. for Governor, over the
vote for Secretary of Safe in 1873
FMS indlcatesna Republican maj1rmy
10 the State of from $500 TO 5000.
IL: 80 p M,-R.tuTns from $50 pre-.
cinst t., wsrds and townships show a
net Republican gain OF $3.50.
CINCINNATI, October IA Midnight