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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14
POLITICAL.
The Entire Republican State Ticket
Elected in New York, With
One Exception.
Counting the Vote of New York City The
Returns to be Sent Back to the
Clerks Of Election for
Correction.

NEW YpRK. Nov. 12.-After recess tho com
mittee presented their report with brief
opinion from the corporation counsel, to The
effect that the returns should be returned to
the clerks or canvass. not for alteration, but
simply for correction.
Supervisor Rpborts bitterly lnveighed
against the police commissioners for appoint
Ing ignorant and otherwise inefficient in
appctors
After short but acrimonious discussion
Supervisors Roberts, Haghton and Jaeobus
were appointed COMMITTEES TO obtain further
opinion from corporation counsel. and tho
board took n recess until noon tomorrow.
THE SUMS RETURNS.
New YonK, Nov 10 The S,o, has received
official returns from fifty Of the sixty counties
IN the State. close comparison between
counties indicate TINT Hoskins, Republican,
for Lieutenant Governor. has defeated Potter
by about 100 majority.
Carr, Republican. for Secretary Of State, Ia
elected by nearly tho samo majority, and
Wadsworth Republican, for Controller will
kins
Ward and Wendell, Republicans, are also
elected as Attorney General and Treasurer
The majority for Iioratio seymour, Jr, Den-
tGiWt, WI NlI&lIltNi suEpHyDI. viii Iie tD-
ward 10000
John kellys vote Is increased over previous
aud will rennh 10000.
THE MAJ0RtTtHs ron THE REPUBLICAN
CANDIDATES IN NEW YORK,
NEW YORK, Nov 13.-An Albany special
says Official returns FROM all but few
show lioskins's majority 1880, Carrs
about 5000, Wendel's about 5000.
THE MAINE RETURNING HOARD.
PORTLAND. Mo, Nov -. IT is reported
to-day from Augusta that the State authorl-
ties have certitieates prepared TO send out,
giving seats to seventeen Democratic Soma
tors and eighty Representatives giving them
and quorum in case the Republicans
retire
THE VOTE or MINNESOTA.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 13-O1cal returns from
sixty counties In this State give Pillsbury.
Rep, Tor Governor, 10,nG7 majority over Rice,
Dem. and majoritles ranging from 10000 to
1000 for the other Republican candidates on
the State ticket. IT Is thought the remaining
counties will add 1900 to Pillsbury's majority
and 400 To the rest nf the ticket.
SENATOR FROM MICHIGAN
DETROIT, Nov 13.-Guv Grosswell this
afternoon appointed Fernando g. Bealan
United States Senator to fill the unexpired
erm of the late Senator Chandler.
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ssr. Hutch.nA's Majority.
EtIew York News.l

In the Twelfth Congressional District Hon.
Waldo Hutchins. Democratic candidate for
Congress defeated his opponent. Col Nicho-
las Smith, by over 340o majority. Col Smith,
who married one Of Horace Greeley's daugh-
ters, was the Independent -Greenback- -Repub-
lieau candidate. The Republicans indorsed
Smith and sent out circulars and tickets In
his favor. Col Smith, come time ago, pro-
posed to issue 81, 900. 900, 600 in greenbacks and
to expend them In internal improvements and
In giving work to everybody who wanted it,
Mr.. Hutchins's majority In tho twenty third
ward is 1885 a ward which he was reported
to have lost. He is elected to fill the vacancy
OF Alexander Smith, Republican, who was
elected last year. and who died on the night OF
his election.
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threatening achurz.
~ ~
ISt. Louis Globe Democrat.

~ y INt. Louis HTObB- -UBmOCTHt.I
Mr.. Carl Schurz is busily engaged at Wash
iuE ton III f.tsetaitatng responsibility for the
attacks Of the WeaNiche Post on Mr. Cornell
and tho New York Republican ticket This
will hardly save him from the wrath to come
this winter, however. The stalwarts are on
top now. and they will be very apt to make
themselves heard and felt during the next
GessOn
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mob Toon,hs's welcome te Grant,

CHICAGO, Nov. 12-The Daily Neina having
invited the Governors OF the Statfs and
prominent Southern mon to seud their cOll-
Rratulations OH Grants return. reoeiyed a
number of such congratulations, including
one from Hon, Alexander Fl. Stephens, from
Gen. tiongstreet. and tho following from the
Hon. Robert Toemhs. of Atlanta Ita.:
NJ. +. Stone. Editor:
ItRr telegram received. ! decline To an
awfl. except to say: Present my personal
rival Id his country HI Fought for his coun-
try honorahly, and Won ! fought for niue.
and lost. | am ready to try II over again.
death tu the Union" II. TOoMHs.
GEN. To0MBa DECLARES THAT HIS DISPATCH
WAS GARBbED.
ATLANTA. Nov. la Cen. fTonmba. III m In
terytaw with the Constitution reporter says
his dispatch To the Chicago Nc,ra Is repeated
In garbled state The interpretation of tho
language iR that the results of the war was
the death Ut the Union, ntHd the present gov
ernment is consolidated upe, not eonfede-
TaFJ.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Nov. 13.- Heavy gales occurred
yesterday Mt Scarborough. Liverpool. Kirk
wall and Dundee. causing some damage To
the shipping.
by an explosion Of fire damp yesterday Mt
Short Heath eolliery. near Wolverton. elk
mon parshed.
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o'clock tomorrow Both have left opnfas-
sions to he published utter their death

o'clock tomorrow Both have left opnfas-
ston5 to ba published after their death.
KIhbED 1S FALLING uDAb.
PoTTsylLIl1 Pa., Nov. I1.-@Samual Mosely
was killei, and IL man who was working III
the same hreast with him was severely injured
by the fall of coal this afternoon in The Watch
Vile coliery
aHTE4LE MILF BURNED.
LOCEHAyEN, Pa., Nov. 13.-The planning
and shingle mills Of y. 3. Brown e Do, of
this city. were burned to-day. Loss, $25, 900.
STRUCK ~ A LOCOMOTIVE.
NORWICH, Conn. Novlls Simon Abell and
his Ron. while crossing the track of tho New
London Northern Railroad In q carriage TO-
day, were struck by Il passing train, and the
former was Instantly killed and the latter
badly hurt.
HANGED.
GALVESTON, Nov. a. a-+To-mprrow's NeWa
will publish the following special from Shar-
man. Julius Toette was hanged ITO day for
the murder Of Joseph A. Brenner, In Deni-
son. on the fifteenth or January. About elk
Thousand people witnesses tho execution. lie
exhibited but little emotion, and died In eleven
and a half minutes by etrangulation, u drop
Of six feet failing to break his neck.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
How an Ex-Oonvot Eudeavored to Conceal
His Crime.

LOUISVILLE, Nov l3-The blacksmith
shop of Wilson n Dougherty was burned III
Frankfort to-day, and the body of n child of
MI. A. Jones was found III the ruins. IL II
Thought that tho body Of HeHekah Gardner,
who disappeared last Saturday is also In thu
ruins, and that Wilson, who is an ex-convct,
murdered the child and set tho place on lire.
The iynching Of Wilson is Threatened aud the
Ioyernur has been asked to call out the mill
tia. 5.= #.5z..=
nrn AND srokE FACTORY BURNED.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 1a,--Davis 4 Henbrons =
hub and spoke factory at Patiucah was
burned to-day. Loss s2sOoo. incurred for
$3.50.
KILLED BY His FATHER -rN-LAw.
LIrrLE ROCK. Ark. Nov. 13,-Near Maga-
zine, to-day, John NJ. Slater was shot dead by
his father-in-iaw, J w Keen. during an alter
cation.
MRS. POTTS. THE PEDESTRIAN, ATTEMPTS Sui
rHILApELrHIA. Nov. 13-Mrs. Matte
Potts. who recently completed the walk from
Philadelphia to New Orleans and return. at
tempted to commit suicide last night by pac-
ing her head upon tho railroad track. She
was observed IN time and her Suicidal pur-
pose frustrated. Letters were Tuni upon
her addressed to the New York Herald Baltl-
mere Amtricaa. Charlotte {N. On Obsfrrer,
Atlanta Consultation and New Orleans Ttmcs.
atating. among other things. that poverty
aud failure TO find employment led to the act
TO RE HANGED TO-DAY.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Nov l3.-The Governor
refused to reprieve Charles Drews and Frank
ln Stichler, the Roher murdarers, who are TO
be hanged ut Lebanon tomorrow.
NOT GUILTY,
LEBANON, Pa. Nov. l9-The Jury In the
zechman murder ease, after being out twenty
hours returned q verdict this morning ot not
guilty.
THE R0RER MTRDERERs.
LEBANON, Pa, Nov. 13.-The fact that the
Governor had refused to Interfere In
the case OF the Roher murderers
was communicated to the condemned
men tonight by Sheriff Denninger Both
men are fully resigned to their fate, and they
will be hanged In the jail yard soon after 10
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Uncle Sammy's Price for Congress men.
EIourfar- Journal

The story that Mr.. Tilden proposes to start
an organ at Washington Is preposterous.
Uncle Sammy is not such q fool as that. He
does not care button what the Congressman
think, and he wouldn't give nickel q dozen
for the pick OF them, He Is o peoples, not 81
politicians man. and the people are not to be
reached by wasting money kpOn newspaper
enterprises in the national capital.
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Arrested for Cente,np, Of Court.

NV YORK. Nov. H. Judge Blatchford, Of
the United States Circuit Court, issued war
rants to-day for the arrest Of Norvin Green,
president. and George u Prescott, vice presi-
dent Of the Gold and Stosll Telegraph Com
pany, for contempt of court ID violating an
injunction granted against them In the suit
of Clinton G. Colgate
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PERSONAL

Our office was brightened yesterday by the
familiar and beasning face Of our old friend
John Redmond 4 the Galveston Mews. We
hope that his aeTOurn In the city will be pleas
ant, and that tfie goddess CT business what
ever may be his proptiatory offerings and
petltons. will smile upon his endaayors.
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RosroN. Nov. ta- Arrived Abhe Dunn
New YORK, Nov. H Arrived bermuda.
State Of Penusy lruna and Triton from
Charleston GarondeIrtfFam Richmond; Matn,
Old Dominion. Arrived nut: Louisa Emily
Merina. lionewari l'attnenla fur Hampton
Roads: England. Fernwaoi.
Arrived out; Alsa'ia, Anatola, Ohio
LIVERPOOL, NOV ~ 'ahs steamers Elphs
from Savannah. Marina from New Orleans.
and Quebec have arrived hero
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A New rr,a, orderea In Pamou. case.

NEw YORK, Nov II, Rio Court Of Appeals
has reversed tho tdactsaan III the Superior
Court and ordered y new trial IN the fatanus
case Of the New YORK Il Guatanty ana Indem-
nifty Company ct ats against Andrew H.
Roberts Valentino q lnl I'm and others who
have hoen eontined iii tho Ludlow street
jill since June 3. 1sIh; pending action Of the
courts III civil eutt " recover $4,000 mfor m
money obtained by InIQlng laiIroad bonds.
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AFtsHANISTAN.

LONDON. Nov. IA dispatch from Cabul
! to the StaHdurd saye A brigade under Gen.
Baker consisting Of tho Fifth Puniaub Cav
airy and the Third Sinks with two guns has
gone On u mission or political Importance, but
ita destination y kept strictly secret.
StMuA, Nov. 13--rroops Ut tho expedition
under Gem Baker, consisting of the Firth
puniaub Gavalryand Third Silks, surrounded
tho town In Chirhan valley and captured fifty
prisoners and largo quantity Of arms
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| tnonnttsly turn him ont Of the Democratic
party as q punishment for his political sins.
Eventually the views Of Hendricks and VoOr-
bees prevailed and The executive committee
were intr,isted with the duty Of transmitting
such fraternal messages to tho New York
lea ders rs should have n soothing effect and
tend to bring harmony out Of disoord
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THE CAMPAIGN.
Progress Of the Oanyasaing Party Gov.
Wilt Sick at Shreveport.
Tapanjal tn tI,a Demnnrnt

SHREVEPORT. Nov. 10. Gov. Witt is con
fined to his bed by illness. Ho will remain
here few days and reioin the canvasslng
party ut Natehitoches. Gibson and Dupre
will stay with Witt. Lingan left for New
Orleans to-day. McEnery, Moncure Egau
and Col Jacobs will keep appointments down
to Natchtoches reinforced Mt each point by
local orators DEMOCRAT.
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A circular to n.pectt,r. n, steam yc..cls.

WASHINGTON. Nov, aas The Treasury De-
partment will issue t1-morrow circular to
supervising and Local inspectors of steam
vessels 10 inform themselves that the names
OF steamers examined Ivy them are painted
upon the sides of their wheel and pllot-housea,
as required by law. and III aIi cases withhold
certificates Of inspection unless this require
inent is com piled with
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what nm apprec,a,Ive header says.


The Nicksburg Herald is apeng the Plea
y1fne in the first column on its first page
regular monkey shines"
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FOREIGN FLASHES.

LONDON. Nov. 13~A Reuter- dispatch from
Malta says Admiral Hornby has issued orders
to the Channel squadron 10 prepare to pro-
ceed.
LONDON, Nov. III Meyer Sehling N Co..
ailk merchants Of Lyons, failed, Liabilities.
Thn unn
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Another Rec.ntlen ., Grant.

CHICAGO, Nov. l3.-The tjnior Veteran Club
gave d reception to Gen. Grant at McVickers
Theatre to-day, Crowds of people were in
attendance
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ATLANTA, Nov. H. tn funeral Of Prot.
licschools, whose remaina atriSad from Texas
yesterday. was attended hy 10000 people.
Euogies were pronounced hv dow ColGuitt,
Mayor Calhoun and Dr. Ma Wood
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A Quarantine Demanded OF Congress.


AT its approaching session Congress should
quarantine against the National Board OF
Health. The spread OF that disease must be
praypntpd
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Colorado and New Mexico, which belonU
mainly TO the other side OF the Continsnt9 III
!, i,2GGooo Tho following table shows the
population, as reported by the United Htntes.
census for June, 1870, and for September, 1s7a,
as we estimate it, the estimate being In round
nlItnberu v = oeAAss
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Men OF Experience wanted.
PHILADELPHIA Times.l

Secretary Sherman and VIM E. Chandler
ought to be called in to assist that couni OF
votes now going on In New York. They Fave
had experience.
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Prominently Nam,e,t.
INDIANAPOLIS Democrat.

tInulhnhUO1IB UsHDUrHIJ
VIM FL. English is the only native OF Indi-
ana who Is prominently named for place on
the Democratic presidential ticket. Indian
ians make note Of that, and don't you for
get 1t.
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Sir Garnet Wolseley Ia to be created, ON his
return, Lord WoIseley OF Ulundi. So TAR the
general is following pretty well the path OF
Sir Arthur Wellesley. He, too, has opened
the big oyster with bis sword, and needs onlY
further opportunity to GO further.
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u ERIN ANY,

BERLIN. Nov t3,-ln the course Of debate
in the lower house Ut tho rrusaian Dict To-
day upon the bill for the purchase Of rail
ways by the government, Herr Miguel. III
erals declared In favor Of tho governments
views
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Pinaf0rfnE Politics.
iChirauO Times.

1t Ii the soft song OF the hero of Fostoria
"Stick close to your yardstick and never &c
to war. and then you'll be the ruler oi
Ohioar"
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Population Of the Pacific Slope.

[San Franoisco Alta CalfCrnial
We estimate the civilized population of the
American States and Territories on the Pa
cifc slope Excluding Montana, Wyoming,
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coal miners of In Sale has Increased until
about 1000 mon arc now iple. and only ono col
ary la running. @Ma"s..#-# .5am m-5 .-
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There never was such drouth as tho
present one In Texas since 1t became State.
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strike of Coal Na,ners.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1s.-The strike among the
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LONDON, Nov. 3.-rhe crew Ut the British
haLk Royal Efeh, before reported abandoned
at sea, have been brought to Liverpool by the
steamer Minnesota, which sighted the Royal
Arch off Nova Scotia. The crew reported the
vessel leaking. They had been at tho pumps
seventeen days, but the pumps then choked,
and drowned The steamer sent boat to
take the officers and crew, hut the weather
was 50 rough that the mon were compelled 10
Jump into the sea. and were hauled Into the
boat by a. line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-21
Adventures of Yellow Fever Rcfu.
gees

A prominent merchant OF this city returned
yesterday from East Tennessee, where he hat
taken his family some weeks ago. While In
that region he saw the result or the yellow
fever panic OF last week In the crowd or fugi-
tive Memphisns that came pouring into the
rocky land or Safety-Safe because the soil Is
too poor for even yellow fever to take root. At
the watering places the jam soon became fear.
ful and wonderful to behold. Every place was
crowded to its fullest capacity, and there was
barely room TO stow away the women folks.
The children were slowed away In Saratogaa
and lunch baskets, and made the night musical
with variations from unknown operas. The
men slept I'm the yard, where they could get q
place, and he who could get a patch OF green
grass was favored Individual The rush ex.
tended to the smaller country towns, and Eero
the effect OF the sudden addition TO the popula-
ton was even more remarkable than the water.
Ing places. The women and children were
legged In the manner previously mentioned,
al the condition OF the men was even more
on the fiat shed roof OF stable. and q number
OF others on the rafters In the tavern attic.
The East Tennessee larder Is conducted on
the basis OF retrenchment and reform.
and the irruption OF such a tremendous mob
came near breeding famine In the land.
The staple eatabes are chickens and eggs. At
breakfast you get chickens and eggs; at dinner,
eggs ard chickens, ana eggs for supper closes
the day. There are no vegetables or fruits, BE-
cause the mountaineers can't spare the time to
attend to them. Neither is there any green
pulled on the ground that IL is needed to make
whisky OF. The demand for milk to satisfy the
shmachs OF the youthful refugees became %
great as to cause an advance In the ordinary
mountain cow fully 10 per cent. In two days.
Some shrewd, forecast1ng nature even got up
corner on heifer calves. Still the invasion en-
abled many OF the mountaineers to turn an
honest penny; for, IL the accommodations FUR.
nished to the refugees were not sumptuous, tho
prices charged were on the most magnincenc
scale One lady was put OF at a little way
station The crowd OF natives who collected on
primitive simplicity, and yet one OF them
charged her $50 TO take her three miles to q
little country hotel. She didn't like her quar-.
tiers and got ready to leave after stopping ono
day. The guileless proprietor brought In 8
hotel bill This lady says she will go to Long
Branch next ume.-IM Memphis Avalanche, 18th.
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GALE OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
- ESTATE, SITUATED ON THE NORTHEAST
CORNER X STREET AND CONNECTICUT

sa Inder . and by virtue Tsz Of deed Of trust A
cold Of The of the an Sy
a. decree . passed On the 18th day Of May AD 1879.
g. Pep: er LIS complainant and Alexander r. Ship
herd 1t al are defendants. and by direction OF the
the undersigned win sell at public auction, to rhe
hsh.st bidse en- in front OF the premises, on FRI.
p m the following described Real Estate stuste in
the City OF Washington District of Columbia. to wit
Part OF lG npm5 NIB two f IL square numbered
north street, forty three feet ard nine inches
three feet snd nine inches as 9I2 feeO to said
westerly along the line of Oonnecticut avenus about
eighty and ten inches $50 fee) to the south
square,. thence northeastern and at right angles
three about eighty to interstct line drawn
due south to the point of beginning, together with
al the impIos emsnss Says easements rights priv
ieges and sppurtenances to the same belonging. or
Terms Ct sale, prescribed by said deed of trust.
lars in cash-a further sum of twenty thousand dol.
lars, with interest thereon at the rate OF nins
cent per annpm in twelve months after the day Of
and the balance spi and 1 thirty
per aDnum from the day Of sale. and secured by q
be
OF the purchaser at the time Of sale and all convey
na % 3hs
Ave days from the day of SALE the trustees reserve
the 5sht to resell the property q the risk and cost
~ ' 5 TiaEEi n J5H fH1K5g Trustees
THOMAS DUWLIN0. Auctioneer. jylE-1kds