The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-11-07
Geographic.
ELECTION RETURNS.
Chicago, Nov. 9

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the Chicago Tribune's summary OF
election returns:
The city election in this city re-
suited in complete republican VIC
tory. General Osbornc's majority Tor
Comfy Treasurer, is nearly four
thousand. The vote for Judge of the
Superior Courts was comparatively
close, bnt Porturs il something over
700 IN The city, and will he increased
by the county towns. Tho remain
der of the republican ticket is cleo.
ted by large majority. /
New York City has gone demo
cratic hv about 10000 majority, a.
gain Of $4,000 to $4,000. The state
ticket il elected by about $4,000
democratic majority. The leg'sla-
ture is republican.
The Republicans have carried both
branches Of the legislature in Kan
sa-. Female and negro suffrage are
defeated in Kansas by 5000 &c 10000
majority.
The New Jersey Legislature is di
vided. The Republicans have the
House. and tho Democrats tho Sen
ate.
In Massachusetts the republican
majority is about $4,000. Both
branches OF the legislature is strong
~ Republican.
Judging from tho few scattering
returns, the Republicans have CARR
ed Minnesota by diminished ma
jority.
The following is made mp from the
Chicago Times summary:
4 In New York the democracy have
carried the State bv 10000 to 10000
majority, and the City Of New York
having rolled up majority OF $4,000
rhe democratic majority in New
Jersey is SO large, that it has not yet
been counted.
In Massachusetts the anti-prohi-
mtionists have elected largo ma.
iority to the legislature. The city Of
Boston has given a large democratic
majority.
Returns from Minnesota are autfi
cient to indicate result; if the democ-
racy have not carried the state, they
have made large gains.
The elections in Illinois were only
for county officers. Returns show
democratic gains every where. In
dcations throught the State are that
| itt the election had been a general
one the democracy would have
heen victorious. In Chicago rcplb-
flican majority for county Treasury
lis 1884 while one year ago on Con-
gressmen it was 1000. Majority
gainst Judge Wilson is but 500
St Paul, Min, Nov 6.
| Returns received from thirty cities
and towns Indicate the reelection Of
/ VIM r. Marshall, republican candi
date for Governor, by a small major
! ity. Negro suffrage believed to be
defeated.
st. Paul. Nov. 6.
Scattered returns indicate Marshal
Republican, elected Governor by
about 1000 majority. Negro suffrage
i probably defeated tnoush no, ys,
ticket is elected in this county b.
about 500 majority. stat
New YORK, Nov. 6.
The Herald says the democratic
majority in the State is from ten t.
twenty thousand. In the city sixty
thousand.
The World has a majority in tht
| State over twenty four thousand
). Other papers have the majority near
ly as large.
New York, Nov. 6.
4 Returns complete and estimated
4 from 3S counties give democratic gair
! over last year when republicans car
ried the State by 1889 of 1857
votes. The democratic majority II
the State will doubtless exceed 40, 900
Baltimore, Nov. 6.
Vote Of this city stands den. 19991
Rep. 1850. Returns from counties
indicate dem. gains throughout tn,
State.
/ Baltimore, Nov. 6.
~ hctuTliS COlIlO III SiVWIy. AHuICss
tons are that every official position
in the, State will be filled by demo
Gratis. In Washington co. entire
dem. ticket elected, also it is believed
I tho entire democratic tickctis elect
ed in Frederick co. Kent co. give
LISP dem. majority, and Wicomict
CO. gives 300 dem. majority.
Buffalo, Nov. 6.
Gen. w. +. Rogers DEM, is elected
mayor County also gone dem.
Boston, Nov. 6.
The vote of249 towns give Bullock
s3,626, and Adams 62,556. OF STATE
: Senators elected SO far as heard from
% are license men and only six fol
prohibition. Out of 1875 representa-
tives 155 are for license. Jno. Quincy
! Adams was elected representative
. from Quincy. IS,
: Milwaukee, Nov. 6.
The democratic gain in the STATE
as far as heard from is 1000. Tn,
republicans claim Fairchild's election
by about 1000. The democrats con
cede about 1000 democratic gain, si,
or eight members of the assembly
and three or four senator's.
Washington, Nov. 6.
Forney's Press and Chronicle o
to morrow will en- ali contain n lnrr,