Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-11-06
TELEC RAP HIC.
CHEERING ELECTION NEWS.
Sham Democracy Below Par.
Large Union Gains in New York,
Massachusetts and Missouri.
Probable Union Majority Of Il, 1000
or 10000 in New York.

Probable Union Majority Of $4,000
;; or 10000 in New York.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.
AL the able-bodied troops under General
Martindale, the military Governor, are to be
relieved from duty here and sent to the field.
Their place will be supplied by the Invalid
corps. The 117th Pennsylvania has already
been relieved and will leave to-day.
Boston, Nov. 3-2P.M
Additional returns indicate that the Repub-
licans have carried Massachusetts, by larger
majority even than was anticipated.
New York, Nov 3.
The Express says if the vote in this city be
any indication Of the vote in the State, the
State has gone Republican by an emphatic
majority. The vote here is light.
ST LOUIS, Nov. 3.
The returns from city election in Hannibal,
Mo-, yesterday, show that the entire radical
ticket was elected by two to one. NJ. Greene
was elected Mayor.
DETROIT, Nov. 3.
Barker (Dcm.) was elected Mayor to-day
by about 800 majority.
BosToN, Nov. 3.
The vote in this State to-day was compare
lively light The Republicans have made
nearly clean sweep of everything. In Bos
ton the vote for Governor foots up: Andrews,
1921; Payne, 1904. Republican gain over
last year, 1000.
1t is doubtful whether the opposition have
elected more than six Representatives TO the
Legislature, and they will probably not elect
single Senator.
Last year the opposition vote was 81, 900,
but now it will hardly reach 10000. Outside
of Boston we do not hear of the election of
single Opposition Representative. 1t is be-
leved that the Senate will be unanimously
Union.
BUFFALO, Nov. 8.
w. S. Nargo (Democrat) is elected Mayor
by about 800 majority, being Union gain of
900 Returns from the State show consider
able Union gain.
ALBANY Cry, Nov. 3.
Union vote 1851, Democratic {, 239; Union
gain of 1876.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.
The prize steamer Jupiter, from Nassau for
Savannah, captured Sept. 18th, in Warsaw
Sound, by the gunboat Cicerone, has arrived
here.
CHICAGO, Nov. 3.
The election for county officers to-day
passed off very quietly. The vote polled in
the city is between IA 1000 and $4,000. The
Republican majority is about $500. The
vote in the county outside the city will proba
bly, increase it $500.
About o'clock this evening, while the
III fha Of no
river, was being opened to admit of the
passage of a vessel, it broke in two, precipi-
tating number of persons and drove Of
cattle which was passing at the time, into the
river. Two persons are reported lost. Thirty
cattle were drowned.
New YORK, Nov. 8.
Fifteen wards in this citJ give IL, 1872 for
Depew (Union), and 25,S42 for st. John,
(Dem.) There are seven wards yet to hear
from.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.
The third term of the U. S. District Court
will commence at Alexandria Monday next
Only ten cases have yet been heard by this
Court under the Confscation Law. A large
amount Of property has been seized and
libelled.
District Attorney Chandler will resign
prior to the meeting Of the next Congress, in
order to take his seat in the House, of which
he is a member elect.
NEWARK, ~ J. Nov. 8. -
L. G. Truesdale, of Essex, Dem. y is elect
ed Senator by about 1000 majority.
The Democratic ticket was elected in Essex
county. There was no opposition.
From Warren county the returns were
limited, but there is no doubt Of the election
of the Democratic ticket in nine wards and
townships of Essex county. Waugh, for
Senator, has majority of 1858; gain OF
GLIB over Gov Parker's majority. In the
County the Assembly will probably stand 4
Democrats and Republicans gain OF two.
New York, Nov. 3.
Returns from only sixteen wards in this
city have been received. They give 12,Ol7
for Depew and 26,s36 for St. John; DEM
ocratic majority of 1889. There is no
doubt that the entire Democratic County
ticket, including Judge McCann, is elected.
The balloting has generally passed off with
out difficulty, doubtless owing to the excel
lent police arrangements. It is thought the
election in the whole State will result in a
Union majority of $4,000 to 10000.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 3.
incomplete EeLuEllS IAfuiCdtc 1sdulCoA INA
iority in the city of 1000, over combination
| of Copperheads and Conservatives. This
does not include the soldiers vote, which as
far as heard from is almost unanimously Rad
ical.
| Sedalia gave Radical majority of 81. st.
Joseph estimated Radical majority of 25O.-
Upton gives Conservative majority Of g.
A dispatch from jefferson City says Cole
! county gives about 200 majority for the
Radicals. Many rebels of Jefferson City
were very active at the polls, and several who
served years imprisonment in the Alton
penitentiary took the oath to vote. Seces-
sionists there are jubilant, saying the sue
cess of the Conservative ticket will be equiva-
lent to victory by Prices army.
| A Leavenworth dispatch says returns from
various parts of Kansas indicate very full
vote. The Union ticket receives about $4,000
votes.
| BUFFALO, Nov. 4.
| Fargo Dem is elected Mayor by less than
300 majority. The returns of the city and
county show large Union gain.
| New YORK, Nov. MOON.
Twenty eight counties give Depew (Union)
63, 700 and St. John (Dem.) 29, 45O.
In Brooklyn Wood (Union) has 1856
majority.
I BosgoN, Nov. A.
Returns from 200 towns give Andrews
| 81, COL majority Twelve Democrats were