The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-07
Great Democratic Victories
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one, electing four out of FIVE aldermen. Sol
ONION Truck, democrat, is elected mayor by
over 500 majority.
Graves, republican, carried the city last
year by GAG majority. The republicans
elected the city marshal by majority of II.
FoRT WAYNE, Ind. April 6.-The entire
democratic ticket is elected. No opposi-
ton.
VALPARAISO, Ind. April 6.-The demo
cratic ticket is elected by.75 majority, gain
of over 100.
SANDusxY, o. April AT the municipal
and township elections held here yesterday,
the entire democratic ticket was elected BY
an average majority of 200.
New York, April = The n. Y. Worlds
latest special from New Haven says the ma
iority for Gov. English, will probably be
over 1900.
The senate will stand Is radicals and 9
democrats. But the 10th district is still I'M
certain. The radical majority in the house
will be about twenty.
ELEHART, IND, April 6. - Democratic
majority l44, gain of 244.
WINoNA, Mimi, April 6. - Democratic
mayor elected by majority 375, a gain of
POS. The whole democratic ticket is elect
ed.
III n pEH ne democrats
to-day elected their entire ticket, with the
exception Of one alderman, by majorities
ranging from 40 to 100.
LONDON, April THE case of the pris-
oners arrested on suspicion of being impli-
Gated in the Clerkenwell explosion, was be-
fore the grand Jury, yesterday, The charge
of the recorder to the jury was strongly
averse to the prisoner.
1t is said that the bishops of the Irish
church have united in note to Disraeli,
urging him TO sacrifice half the revenues of
the church establishment, in order to be
able TO save the rest.
BERLIN, April 7.-Immediately on the
ratification Of the treaty Of citizenship re-
| Gently concluded between Prussia and the
United States, Mr.. Bravcraft will enter into
| negotiations for the establishment of com.
mercial treaty between the two countries.
NAPLES, April Admiral Farragut is
still in the city. He awaits the return of the
Duke De Costa, who is at present in Sicily.
New YoRK, April The Worlds Rich
mond special says: The riot at Coalield
has been quieted without the shedding Of
much blood. Major Brown thinks the blacks
are TO blame. -Four ringleaders, of desper-
| ate character, were arrested and lodged in
| Libby prison tonight.
CLEVELAND, ONO, April S.-Gabril 4
| Cos carriage factory was burned last night.
Loss $4,000; small insurance.
KEoKUK, April 6.-The following mes
sage'wa sent from here this evening:
Hon. Chas. Mason or President johnson,
Washington, District of Columbia. The
| biggest vote ever poled in this city By the
| democracy is triumphant. We have i'm
pcached the impeachers. Last year the city
went disunion.
(Signedl d. f. MILLER"
PREsCoTT, Canada, April - McFaul,
who has been on trial here for completely in
the murder of Skies, on the Grand Trunk
| railroad, some weeks ago, was discharged
from custody yesterday, the evidence being
| insufficient for conviction.
CHICAGO, April 7.-Report of the Direc-
| tors of the Board of Trade, shows a balance
in the treasury of 81, 528,549.
| MILWAUKEE, April The chamber OF
commerce, yesterday, elected Z. Anderson
| president
DEsMoINEs, Iowa, April THE present
session of the Iowa legislature will terminate
tonight.
| CoUNoIL BLUFFS, April 1.-The Deaf and
| Dumb Asylum is to be erected at Council
| Bluffs, and is expected to cost 100000.
The Legislature on Saturday, appropriated
Sl25,000 to commence the work.
WASHINGTON, April I. The democrats
are in high glee over the election news from
| Connecticut, and many called, last evening,
upon the President to congratulate him on
what turn the impeachment reaction in re-
publican circles will take. The opinion pre-
walls that it will not affect the final result of
impeachment at all, but rather increase it's
chances of going through with out dis SEN
ting republican vote.
Gov. Pierpont is in Washington feeling
very sore about Gen. Schofeld's course in
appointing Gen. Wells governor ofVirgina.
II. +. Zeider, Geo. Knapp, George w.
Ford and Daniel Taylor, all of ST. Louis,
but now in Washington, were summoned
yesterday as witnesses for the President.
| Gen. Steedman has arrived to attend the
| trial Gen. Sherman upon his arrival was
| wholly ignorant of the testimony he was
expected to give and came to Washington
with great reluctance.
ArcHIsoN, Kansas, April 6.-The cleo
ton to-day resulted in the choice of the dem
ocratic Mayor by q majority The repub..
licans elect majority Of the councilmen and
the members of the School Board, also con-
| stable.
| LAWRENCE, Kansas, April 6.-The repub-
| ttShtI WIS eitSteu
the democrats polled a pretty large vote.
| This is only the second time in the history
of the city that the democrats have had a
| ticket in full
INDIANAPOLIS, April 6.-The vote polled
at the township election here to-day was
small. Republican ticket elected by 500
maj ority.
CINCINNATI, April 6.-The city election
passed off quietly to-day. The vote was
! light. The republicans claim to have elect
ed their whole ticket, while the democrats
claim the election of two of their candidates,
and gain of of four or five couneilmen.
There we're three tickets in the held-Re.
publican, Democratic and Workingmen's s.
! LATER-ll:30 p. m.-Nearly complete
| returns from the wards indicate that the
| democrats have elected their entire ticket
with the exception of clerk of the Police and
director of the City Infrmary.
The council will be republican By small
majority.
| DAYTON, Ohio, April 6.-The republican
ticket is elected by majorities ranging from
| so to 300.
| TOLEDO; Ohio, April 6--Repubicsn ma
jority on city ticket 273. Loss since octo-
Der lie. City council 10 republicans and D
/ democrats. r$.
DETROIT, April 6.-The returns coming
in clearly Indicate the defeat Of the conso-
tuition. We cannot yet judge how the vote
on prohibition has gone. Negro suffrage Is