Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-12
Republican Triumph In New Hampshire
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Concord, N. Ii. March 9.
A large votc was thrown at our State
election to-day. VIM. Halle, the present
Governor, was supported by the Republicans
and Asa p. Cate of Northfeld by the
Democrats. The returns so far indicate the
reelection of Mr.. Halle for Governor by an
increased majority over that of last year,
when he received 34,474 against 81, ,235
given to Mr. Wells the Democratic candi-
date
Concord, March 0, 1890 P. NJ.
12S towns heard from give Halle 23,s02,
Cate POOL. Republican Representatives
elected thus far l46; Dem. So.
Concord, March TO-
15S towns foot up Halle 2s,9l7, Cate
23,929. Returns for the Legislature show
l56 Reps. and SO Dems. elected to the
House.
Manchester, March 0.
Some disturbance took place in tho 5th
ward to-day. A party of rowdies took
possession Of the ward room, tore the check
list in pieces, and broke one of the ballot
boxes. The other two were thrown out Of
tho window and saved. Several persons
were badly beaten. Tho assailants were
democrats who were offended because Irish
men were not registered on the vote list
After the disturbance was over, the board
reassembed and announced the election of
the Republican Representatives. Several
fights also took place between the Irish Re-
publcans and Democrats. All is quiet this
evening.
Boston, March 8.
At the adjourned meeting to-day of the
creditors of Mcssrs Lawrence, Stone & Co.,
before Judge Ames, of the Insolvency Court.
Claims were allowed of about 100000,
making the total debt thus far allowed
against the firm foot up S2,o71 900.
New York, March a.
Com NJ. G. Perry, U. S. N. commander
of the gulf squadron during tho Mexican
war, and latterly of the Japan expedition,
died in this city this morning.
New Haven, March 5.
w. S. Tuckerman, mail robber, was in
r dictcd by the U. S. Grand Jury this morn
ing and plead not guilty, He was ordered
to givo bonds in $4,000 for trial on the Al
: Tuesday in April. In default of bail no wa
again committed to prison.
: Stratford, G. w. March 10.
+ The Post Office in this place was de
stroyed by fire last night, Mr.. Mickle, tn
Post Master, and his child, were burned t
; death.
. New York. March 10.
o The head book keeper of the Union Ban
= is discovered to be a defaulter to the amour
of 100000. The money has all bee
squandered at the gaming table. A wal
rant has been issued for his arrest, but he
k gone. His name is Henry r. Brothersor
o He is so years Of age, and has wife an
child.
. Bangor, Maine, March s.
At our municipal election to-day, Holl
% Booman, Republican, was elected Mayo
- receiving ITO votes against e2S for Hatcl
is the Citizens candidate.
10 The Republicans also elected large mi
&c jority of the City Council.
n Washington, March 8.
=. The Senate was in executive % hours t
Is day on the nomination of Mr.. Cook,
k post master of Chicago. The debate w
es earnest and exciting, but no question WI
le taken in consequence of the absence of
quorum.
Hon. John Cochrane presented in Il
Us House, to-day, petition for bankru
10 law, numerously signed by merchants
- New York. Also, three petitions for
- homestead law, from merchants and brokc
e St. Louis, March Q.
u The Republican learns that an attem
has been made to abduct tho judges of elc
- ton at Delaware Crossing, TO prevent the
ty from giving evidence to Denver as reque
bo ed by Calhoun. Isaac Mundee, one of t
:. judges, was shot in the head and killed
~ The clerks of the Shawnee precinct a
4. preparing certificate, under oath, stat
that they gave the testimony they did |
,s- fore the Investigating committee und
threats of death.
A letter from Fort Scott says that pla
We has been taken by a company of Lanes me
m who were robbing the stores and steali
horses. No lives lost.
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