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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-03-08
Townyille News.
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The farmers of this community are
sowing spring oats and turning stub
Bile, and have gone to work in good
heart after having the blues for so
long. Some have been hauling their
guano while others arc preparing their
land for another crop.
Mr. j. b. Ligon is out on the farm
again. lie has been suffering with his
right arm, which he had the misfortune
to get sawed up very badly in the gin
at this place some few days ago.
Mr.. j. L.O. Whitfield had the sad
misfortune to get his dwelling house
and most of its contents destroyed by
fire one day last week. He has the
sympathy of his friends and neighbors.
Mr.. w. J. Wooten, OF Bowman, Ca.
was in town few days ago.
Messrs. Walter Routh aud Rufus
Earle gave a dance ut Mr. H. c. Routh's
Il few nights ago. 1t was highly en-
.ioyed by the young people OF the sl'r-
rounding community.
Mr.. Jim Pressure moved to Pelzcr a
few days ago.
Mr.. NJ. II. Moore has little store
near here.
Mr.. Robert Bowie and his charming
sister were visiting in this neighbor-
hood a few days ago.
Mr.. Woodson Giles is seen going in
the direction of Asbury ncighborhood
very frequently. There is somcattrac-
ton for him over there.
MocKING BIRD.
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THEODORE ROOSEVELT.


Bernard Carter, of Allensvillc,
Ky. says he is the champion loDg-dis-
tance rider of the world. Every day
in the last 20 years he has ridden 30
miles on business, and hunting and
other pleasure trips have brought his
average up to 12,400 year. Up to
date Carter claims to have travelled
246, 900 miles on horseback.
Don poison your home life with
worry and fret whenever things go
wrong.
If woman has duck Of a bon
net she is right in the swim.
If you want Galv. Poultry Wire you
will find it at Sullivan Hardware Co.'S.
at prices that will surely sell you.
Have hot water pipes run from your
stove to bath room. Try Osborne &
Clinkscales.
The Anderson Mattress and Spring
Bed Co. has employed HI expert Uphol-
sterer, who is making specially OF Up
holstering Church pews at prices far be-
low what has usually been paid here.
Out of town orders filled. 35-
Iron King Stoves are sold IN Anderson
only by Osborne g. Clnkscales.
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Township Commissioners.

The following gentlemen, have been
appointed by Gov F.llcrbc us Town.
ship Commissioners for thc purpose Of
assessing property for taxation. fhc
Board held its first meeting vc>tcn!ay:r
Anderson-,J. ID. Maxwell, G. w.
Fant, P. X. Norris.
Bcltoll-.J..J.\ Vaughn. g. W. FAINT,
A. IL. Green.
Broalway-lI. p Mcdaniel p b.
Gentry. ". c. Campbell.
Brush, Crccls-.J. R..l'ripp, II. +.
Crlcy. $. N.sitton.
Observation-Disclosures
s. j. Watscn.
corncl-W..P. Cook. j. Sllcrlrd
NV. Adams.
E'ork-R. a. Sullivan, j. A. CAN'T.
Jr.. JoinLcdbcttcr.
(;arvin-B L. Martin, J. +. ('alvin,
An. Richardson.
TIall-H. NJ. Tate, G. II. Bailcy. w.
P. Bell.
HOnca 1atn-J.@ NJ. llilllkS, W. ,.
Fleming, Price Gambrcll.
Hopcwell-W. j. Yandivcr, p. H.
Brown, II. II. Gray.
Martin-W. p. Wright, r. e. Parker,
r. r. Keaton.
Pendlcton-W. D. Garrison, Samuel
McCrary, Scott Young.
Rock SIills-E. NJ. Gary, r. p. Black,
J. r. Tilley.
savannah-L. S. clinkscalcs, J.J.
Smith, Clifford Burriss.
yarenncs-J. II. Jones, E. Freed.
j. i. Tate.
Williamsburg. Z. Horton, Z. n.
Elrol, John B. Hogg.
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A Card of Thanks.

MIR. EDITOR: plcaseallow lis through
your paper to return oul heartfelt
thanks to the many kind friends who
mlnistered to the comfortof our dear
husband and father during his last i'll
ness. AS we were gathered around his
bedside here OH earth, so may we all
be gathered with him around the throne
in Heaven.
Mis-. CoREIE p. PooRE
AND CHILDREN.
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lincklens Arnica SalVe.

The best salve in theworld for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, OF money refund
ed. Prise 25 cents per box For sale
by Hill-Orr Drug Go
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State of New York.
Executive Chamber.
Al 90 1O0n

AIUtiuJ i CU. ~, 1oeo'
Col. J. H. Tillman, Edgefeld, S. c.
My Dear Sir-I take peculiar pleasure
in writing in behalf of Major Micah
jenkins, formerly of my Regiment
Rough Riders) First Volunteer cavalry.
Ihave been endeavoring to have Maj.
jenkins put into the regular army. l
do not believe that in the whole SER
vice could be found q braver or more
gallant soldier. He entered my regl-
ment as junior captain and handled his
troops so we'll in the Guasimas fight
that at the request of all the other cap
tains at the San Juan fight l made him
an acting major, and he was made
major because of the gaDantry and CT
ficiency he there displayed. ! haze
also recommended him for breyet
because of his gallantry. He was be-
side me when we charged from Kettle
hill to the second line of entertainments
and he afterwards went on practically
by himself until he ran into the Span
ish lines and had to be recalled. His
hat was shot from his head and his
coat almost to tatters. At no time, by
night or day, did he fail in performing
his whole duty and more than his
duty.
Danger seemed to actupon him lit
orally like wine. In short, my dear sir,
he showed himself in every way worthy
OF his gallant father, the Confederate
general.
Although irrelevant, cannot refrain
from mentioning the fact that carried
through the campaign the field glasses
used in the civil war by Gen. Dayton
of the Confederate service (alsoa South
Carolinian), these glasses having been
loaned to Inc by his daughter,- Miss
Dayton, OF the navy department., ut
Washington.
With great regard and assuring yol
that it has been indeed 4 pleasure to
write in behalf of my gallant comrade,
Major :Jenkins, | am very sincerely
yours,
rf,..-,11,.,. ID 1),-.,,.,.,.,r
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C;.||;.,j()HEESS & co.
HEAD: D:T0.F00T
IE[R}S
FOR MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN.
Ready for Spring Business.

We friends and the people generally that
better shape the demands of the people than
Buyer has returned from New York where with the
Resident Buyer he laid Of the most practical and dpen
dabe Stocks brought this market by Our Buyer and also
Resident Buyer r Sad have had experience buying
Of the people, and where the Goods
please them
Our Millinery and bought by Miss Jennie Copper also
experienced and of acknowledged We Lady
friends that confidence feeling that they
Millinery and the class Of merchandise that will please
both their and their purses
Clothing certainly very superior advantages Our Mr. R. G.
large Clothing Mandatory which gives him
wakeeps him posted the conditions
Clothing Market best makes Sc, and hen with the
York and alert for
special with confidence that advantages
Yes for Clothing and Gents Furnishings to
us with all confidence possible
Mrs Cummings he finest Dress Maker Of this section Of the State
which gives the Ladies the opportunity OF having their Dresses
made stylish reasonable and satisfactory prices
and also get her ideas to styles, &c
Throughout very efficient and experienced
who their business and who that
their intention to doube their please every
possible and make every transaction a pleasant one
TO PRICES generally accepted fact through this
try that taking end the other and considering the
merchandise and the values Offer that
Goods for le if reasonable from However don't
make friends and look after that
the reliability merchandise see that get
full value for money every time you trade with u.s.
appreciate every spent glad always
small purchase We extend all Upper Carolina
broad liberal invitation and our Stock
Thanking for all patronage shall continue to endeavor to
merit its continuance
Yours very truly,
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Honor Roll OF McAdam's School.


First and Second Gradc-Luci;l Slir-
ley, 81; jim Shirley, !6; Kate Darbey,
81.
Third t:rade-Emma Gassaw;ly, 95 !;
Joe Magalla, Gj; Lizzie LOmax, 3..
Fourth Gralc-Nettic Hanks. 81 ;
Lula Ricketts, 81; Eta Lomax, 81.
Fifth Gradc-Lizzie Shirley, %; lit
ther LonIlx, a.
Sixth t;r;,dc-Olivia Gass;lway, 9s;
Minnie t:ass;lway, asi; Lois Shirley, u ;
Narcila Shirley, %
I.o,. GAssAwAY. Teacher.
To Cure A Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Bromo tluinino Tablets.
All druggists refund money if it fails to
cure. 25c The genuine has L. B. Con
each tablet.
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A Gallant South Carolinian.

Col. Jas. II. Iillman, of the First
South Carolina, has been in correspon-
dencc with Col. Theodore Roosevelt i'll
reference to a tittestimonial OF gallant
ry for Maj. Micah jenkins of the Rough
Riders. Major Jenkins is a son OF the
dashing Confederate brigadier OF that
name, and a native of Yorkville. Fol
lowing is Gov. Rooseyelt's letter, given
by Col. Tillman to the Augusta Herald
for publication
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We are daily receiving New Spring Goods OF every descrp
ton that we would be pleased for you call and in
spect. Also, everything in the way OF Heavy
Winter Goods we will close out below
Cost rather than carry them
over until next season
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SWEEP IN OUR DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.

Beautiful line Perca just received worth &c. for
Beautiful line Wets Fancy Stripes worth 12sc for
Solid Ducks in all quality, worth 15e for only
Beautiful quality White Lawn, worth &c. for only
shirtng Prints best quality, worth &c. for
Bleaching good quality worth e, for only -; -, CO.
Doubewdth Brocade Bcane beautiful worth lo Tor only
Roc Brocaded Brianne wd all WOOL worth 0c yard
only. '.....
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Sullivan Hardware Co. still sell the
Towers IL Sullivan Steel Plows. Farm
ers know they are the best goods is why
they sell so rapidly. Car load Just in and
another on the way. Prices right.
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LESSER ( CO.
Sweep
ma@H

Our Buyer in the Northern markets purchasing the
Largest and bestassort5d Stock of Spring and Sum-
mer Goods ever brought to this market
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-11-09
BAY STATE ELECTION.
Democrats Are Made Happy Over Party
Victory In Boston.

Democrats Are Made Happy Over Party
Victory In Boston.
Boston, Nov. 9.-While the entire
Republican ticket was elected Tuesday,
the Democrats are jubilant over the
party victory in Boston. The figures
for the state are: Crane (Rep.), 6S,S76;
Paine (Dem.), 103,Sl4; Republican plu-
rality, 65,O62. The plurality of Gov
ernor Wolcott over Candidate Bruce last
year was 83, 1856.
In the senate the Democrats have
nine members, a gain Of two, which
means the ability to demand roll call,
parliamentary advantage not within
Democratic means for some years. The
senate will stand: Republicans, 81;
Democrats, 8. The house: Republicans,
1865; Democrats, 70; Social Democrats, 2;
Independents, 2. The Republicans
have lost one representative and the
Democrats have made a net gain of
four, while the Socialists hold their
own
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-11-09
RESULT IN OHIO.
Nashs Plurality Is Now Placed at Over
Fifty Thousand.

Naslls Plurality Is Now Placed at Over
Fifty Thousand.
COLUMBUS, Nov. 9.-The statisticians
at the Republican headquarters have
been busy all day endeavoring to secure
some accurate figure on the plurality of
Judge Nash, the Republican candidate
for governor, and an unofficial table Of
pluralities by counties was completed.
This shows that in 81 counties Nash has
S4,399 over Mclean and in 81 counties
Mclean has 44,O35 over Nash This
gives Nash over Mclean in the state
50,364. 1t is not believed the official
returns will make any important change
in these figures. No figures are avail
able on the total vote in the state, as
the committee sought to obtain only
pluralities.
Notwithstanding efforts were made to
get the vote for Jones, returns have
been secured from only 3s counties.
These include the counties in which
the heaviest Jones vote was polled, and
show total of $4,000 The remaining
counties will swell the Jones vote to
100000.
The Republican figures on the legis-
lature are: House, Republicans, 61;
Democrats, 40; doubtful, 3. Senate,
Republicans, IS; Democrats, II; doubt
full 2.
Cleveland-Fifty precincts in Cuya-
hoga county give Nash 3,732; Mclean,
| 1879; Jones, 6,646, a Republican loss of
2,162 and Democratic loss of 4,259.
This will give Jones a majority over the
other two candidates in this county.
| The vote in Canton was: Nash, 1853
Mclean, 3,O37; Jones, 219.
Lucas county complete gives Jones
for governor 1871 plurality over Nash
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-11-09
NEW YORK ASSEMBLY,.
Republicans Win In 90 of the $50 Dis
tricts, a Gain of IL.

Republicans Win In 80 of the $50 Dis
tricts, a Gain of IL.
New YORK, Nov. 9.-Returns re-
Republican assemblymen to SO, against
81 Democrats, a Republican gain of IL.
In New York county the largest Tam
many plurality was that of the candi.
date for surrogate, Abner O. Thomas,
$500. He was formerly Henry
George leader. Ex-Justice Joseph DAILY,
fusion candidate for supreme judge,
who was expected to get many Demo-
cratic votes, did not head the poll for
his ticket. The independent labor vote
as indicated by the vote for John S.
Crosby for supreme judge was 5,7OO, or
5000 less than the Socialist vote. The
Tammany pluralities in the several
counties are about normal, the gains OF
assemblymen in this city being largely
due to combinations with Citizens
union and labor men against Republican
candidates. Richard Croker again ex-
pressed his regret that the Democrats up
the state "had no organization, and
although he did not say so, it is inferred
that Tammany hopes to organize the
whole state for the campaign OF 1900.
Mr. Croker pointed to Nebraska as an
illustration of what energetic work will
do. Senator Platt and Asse1nblyman
Mazet denied interviews in which they
were credited with saying that Assem-
| blyman Stewards seat would surely be
contested. They said that a contest
would be made only in case convincing
proof of fraud was discovered.
In the four counties of New York
city the usual big Democratic majori-
ties We're rolled up, every candidate
in every county being elected except
Gray, Democratic candidate for re-
corder of Kings, against whom charges
of corruption had been made.
Tammany shows no elation over the
plurality Of $4,000 for its New York
county ticket, having expected it. The
rejoicing is over the defeat of Assem-
blyman Robert Mazet (Rep.) by Perez
M. Stewart in the Nineteenth assembly
district, which usually is strongly Re
publican DR.. Nelson H. Henry (Rep)
in the Fifth assembly district, against
whom the labor unions made fight,
was reelected.
In the Thirty y-fourth congressional
district, E. B. Vreeland (Rep.) was
elected by an immense majority, at
least 10000.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-11-09
FOR FUSION.
Carry Nebraska by Substantial
Majorities.
ENTIRE STATE TICKET ELECTED.

Total Vote Cast Is In Excess of Last Year.
Holcomb Carries the State by at Least
1A,OOO-Neville Elected to Congress In
the Sixth District
LINCOLN, Nov. 9.-Complete county
returns coming in today do not mater
tally change the early estimates of the
results of Tuesdays election. The fus-
ionists carry the state by IL, 900, perhaps
more, on the face of the returns from
nearly half of the counties. They elect
William Neville to congress over Moses
p. Kinkead in the Sixth district, but by
reduced majority and gain slightly in
judicial districts. Chairman Edmisten
of the Populist state central committee
insists that S. A. Holcomb is elected
judge of the supreme court by $4,000,
probably more. The Republican COM
mittee gave up the fight and quit count
ing Wednesday morning.
w. j. Bryan said he had nothing fur
ther to add to his comment of Tuesday
night, that the fusion vidsory in Ne
braslla was rebuke to the national ad-
ministration. He refused to discuss the
result in other states. Mr.. Bryan re-
ceived many kilograms of congratula-
tion from all parts of the United States.
There was an informal jollification
meeting in the Populist state headquar-
ters yesterday afternoon. Chairman
Ednisten was kept busy at the long
distance telephone, receiving returns
and answering inquiries.
| The fusionists are arranging for a
demonstration at the capitol grounds
Friday night.
Out of $4,000 votes outside of Douglas
county, reported in such manner as to
make comparison possible, Holcomb has
made net gain over the vote cast for
Poynter of 2,515 votes.
Republicans make no effort to ex-
plain the causes, though number of
leaders in this city differ from w. j.
Bryan in his statement that the gains
are only over last year, when the fusion
lists fell far short of their normal
strength. They p sint out the fact that
former Governor Holcomb, when he ran
for governor the last time, carried the
state by $1,000.
Holcomb carried Douglas county by
neally 900 majority, according to the
returns so far received, which include
all but five of the 80 precincts. Hay
ward last year carried Douglas county
by 800, while Holcomb in 1896 had car
ried it by 600. The totals are: Hol
comb, 10,lS9; Reese, 1864.
The Republicans elected the entire
judicial ticket and most Of their county
ticket, also their school board ticket.
The Democrats elected the sheriff, dis
trict court clerk and treasurer
One feature of the returns is tha
+ Reese has polled practically the Repub
ican vote Of last year out in the state
and that Holcomb's increase comes al
most entirely from the increase in th,
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-11-09
FROM COUNTY SEATS.
Returns Gathered at Political Centers of
Each County.

Returns Gathered Mt Political Centers of
Each County.
Schuyler-This city gives following:
Holcomb, 80; Reese, 253; same pre-
cincts in 1898 gave Poynter 2S4; fusion
gain.
Hastings-Six precincts give follow
ing: Holcomb, 500; Reese, 73O.
Papillion-This city gives the follow
ing: Holcomb, 1888; Reese, 1913.
Wahoo-Six precincts give the follow
ing: Holcomb, 500; Reese, 522.
Hebron-This precinct gives Holcomb
1876, Reese 1879.
Ord-City and township precincts
give following: Holcomb, l74; Reese,
229.
Fremont-Complete vote of this city:
First ward, Reese, 1858; Holcomb, 1866.
Second ward, Reese, 1866; Holcomb, g..
Third ward, Reese, 1853; Holcomb, 49,
Fourth ward, Reese, 149; Holcomb, 143.
Beatrice-Second ward gives follow
ing: Holcomb, 1OS; Reese, 301, Teeter,
81; Rich, 81; Ely, s9l; McGilton, 3O4.
Grand Island-The election here
passed off very orderly but hotly con-
tested. Over 1900 votes were polled in
this city, above q normal VOTE -Four
precincts out of five in this city give
Holcomb 4S8; Reese, 579. The same
precincts one year ago gave Hayward
573; Poynter 400, net gain Of 70 votes
for the fusiOnists.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-11-09
Fusionists win in Nebraska.

OMAHA, Nov. S.-One hundred and
sixty-three precincts in Nebraska out
side of Douglas county give Holcomb
(fusion 1850; Reese (Rep.), l7,26S.
The World Herald Dem.) estimates
on basis Of 80 precincts outside Doug
las county which in 1898 gave fusion
7,sss; Republican, 9,OO7. Same pre-
cincts give fusion s,so1; Republican,
S,026. On this basis the fusion major
ity in the state would be $1,000.
Returns from 227 precincts of Ne
braska, outside of Douglas county, give
Holcomb %, 144; Reese 22,S96.
The Lincoln State Journal posts a
bulletin saying: At the present rate of
gains Holcomb is elected by $4,000 ma
jority.
LINCOLN. Nov. S.-There is no longer
any doubt as to the result in Nebraska.
The returns continue to show steady flu.
sion gains, and the majority for Hol-
comb will not be less than $4,000.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-11-09
SOUTH DAKOTA REPUBLICAN
Supreme Court Candidates Elected by
NIajorities of About 1000.

Supreme Court Candidates Elected by
Majorities of About 1000.
SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Nov. 9.-Addi-
tional reports received from points in
the state make but little change in the
Republican majority, increasing it from
1876 to 4,017. Part of this increase is
shown in Bonhomme county, where the
early estimates gave the Republican
nominees 167 majority. Ten precincts
in that county increases this to 1926 and
the complete report will show a still
further increase. Miner county COM
plete gives the Republican ticket 13
majority. The Republicans there elected
three county commissioners. The vote
cast in that county testifies to the lack
of interest Oh the part Of the voters.
Last year the county cast total Of 1900
votes, whereas this year only GAL ballots
were deposited. Union and Dawson
counties practically nullify each others
vote, the fusionists carrying the former
by an average of about 106 majority,
while the Republicans carried the latter
by about the same figure. Julian Ben
ASpo, ollC VI UllC 1uSlOu llO1llluSGS 1OI uuS
state supreme bench, carried his judicial
district, nominally Republican, by about
500 majority, a testimony to his personal
popularity.
SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Nov. S.-City of
Sioux Falls complete gives Republican
majority 25S, net Republican gain 1876.
Hughes county, Pierre, for supreme
court, Corson (Rep.) s74; Haney (Rep.)
1862; Fuller (Rcp.) 251; Smith (fusion)
54; Kennedy fusion) so; Bennett fus-
ion) 70.
At midnight Chairman Bowler con-
ceded the election of the judges by 1000.
Aberdeen Returns are coming in
slowly. Partial reports from nearly
every county east of the Missouri river
show Republican gains, especially in
cities. Aberdeen gives Republican gain
OF 100 over last year. Judge Fuller, on
whom the fusion forces concentrated
their fire, is running some behind his
ticket, but not enough to defeat him.
Returns SO far indicate a Republican
majority of at least 500.
Chairman Herried of the Republican
|
the small vote cast in the state, due tc
the fact that the farmers are busy. Had
there been a full vote there would have
been Republican landslide. But as il
is we will carry the state by at least
5000 majority. This victory is espe
cially gratifying because of the desper
ate efforts of the fusionists and because
Senator Pettigrew threw his personality
into the fight for all he was worth"
YANKToN, Nov. S.-A little over hall
a vote was polled yesterday in the city
and county election. Returns are com
ing in very slowly. The city with fou,
| outside precincts gives Republican su
preme judges 100 majority. The Sec
ond commissioner district, which in
cludes two of the largest wards in the
city, gives McGregor 100 majority ovel
Wyman (Rep.) Yankton county viii
probably go Republican.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-11-09
New Jersey Republicau by eo. GOO.

NEWARK, Nov. 9.-Taking the high
est candidate for county Office on each
ticket il all the counties the Repub-
lican plurality in New Jersey is we'll
above 10000. Taking what political
leaders call fair average in each coun-
ty, the plurality is about 10000. A year
ago the Republican plurality in the
state, calculated in the same manner,
was S,4O0. On the same year Voor-
hees, Republican, for governor, had
5,449 plurality.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-11-09
Regulars Win in New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 9.-The regular
Democracy won an easier victory than
was expected. The registration has
been thoroughly purged and the negro
vote practically eliminated, leaving 49,
900 votes, as against 10000 on the roll
two years ago. Of these, $4,000 votes
were cast. Paul Capdeville, the Demo
cratic candidate for mayor, received "a
majority of 6,700.