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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-03
ElectIon Reinrna.

BALTIMORE, Nd, November O.
The vote in this city to-day was un
usually light. only 1929 being poIled,
out of a registered vote Of over A, 600.
The vote for Comptroller of the State
Treasury was-Woodford, Democrat,
1862; McKellip, Republican, 5,237
WoOdford's majority, 8,405. The
Democratic candidates for the Lcgis-
lature received a majority Of about
5000. Every precinct In every ward
of the city gave a majority for the
Democratic ticket. For Sheriff the
vote was-Albert, Democrat. 1874
Woods, 1872; Wesing, Working
mems candidate, 1875.
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elections YESTERDAY.

We have partial returns from the
elections held yesterday 10 New York,
Massachusetts, and Wisconsin, and
from Chicago and Lake County,
Illinois. 1853
The indications from New York are
that the Democracy have carried the
State by from 10000 to 10000 Their
majority in the city win reach fully
$4,000. with a Democratic loss of 15,-
600. The Democrats. however, gain
largely in the interior. HORACE
GREELEY, for Comptroller, runs from
1900 to 5000 ahead Of his ticket.
The Senate is doubtful, but probably
Republican by two or three majority.
The House is undoubtedly Repub !
lican.
Massachusetts, goes Republican by
a handsome majority on a very light
vote.
Wisconsin shows a considerable
Republican gain over the vote of
1867, when Gov. FAIRcHILD had over
1000 majority. -
The Citizens Ticket, in Ohicsgo
and Lake County, Illinois, composed
of four Republicans and three DalZo-
Gratis, was successful. EE D
The result in New York will sur
prise no one who has the least idea
of the system Of fraud and villnipy
that has beea thoroughly established
by the Democracy of that city. 3e
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Baptist Sunday School Cot
Ventlon at st. Louis. q
Death of an Old Veteran in
erv27 Louisville. rq W
News byap Atlantic Gable.
ST. LOUIS.
Baptist Sunday School Convention

TWenty-SeFen states Represented.
ST. LOUIS, November 2.-The Trains
Of last evening and this morning came
tist Sunday School Convention.
Twenty seven States zaTe represented.
Aprayer meeting vas heldiR the fore
noon, occupying about two hours. the
leader being William Lawrence, Of
Chicago. The topic was Waiting
Upon God for the Holy Spirits
Special Presence. At about 3 o. clock
P. NJ, William Phelps, of New York
City, called the meeting to order, the
spacious house being filled In every
part. After singing the Coronation,
o selection of Scripture was read by
Rev. Jesse b. Thomas. ID. D., of 1lIi-
nois, and prayer offered by Rev. w (.
Y.-tsroadu, ID. D., of Virginia, after
which exercises of welcome occurred
under the direction of the local com
mittee, e. D. Jones, of st. Louis,
Chairman, who, after a few happy re-
marks, introduced Hon. Nathan Cole,
Mayor of the City, whose re-
marks called out Rev. j. E. Weleh,
OF Missouri, the father of Sunday
SchoolWork West of the Mississippi,
an old man IN years, but full Of elO-
quence. Eea e4ugL
Rev. Shepherd Wells. in behalf of
the, Missouri Sunday School Conyen-
ton, closed the welcoming remarks.
Response was then made by the
Ohairman, Hon. William Phelps,
President of the American Baptist
Publication Society, under whose
auspices the meeting is held, and
Rev. George A Peltz, of Pennsyl-
vauia, Chairman of the General Com
mittee, who happily hit the National
Capital question by referring to the
fact that ST. louis had drawn the
representatives of thirty States, and
might hope to gather so goodly COM
pany again. A
W. Howard Doane, of Ohio, is
Musical Director, and has prepared
several pieces of music specially for
the occasion.
After singing Work for the Night
is Coming the order of the pro-
granme was taken up, the subject
announced being Our Aims, the
first division of which, as Sunday
School work, was ably presented by
Rev. Frank NJ. Ellis, of Kansas.
The second, Ia this Institute" was
the theme of Rev. Charles II. Ry-
land, of Virginia. Who made an excel
lent address. Between these divi-
sions, a spirited labor song, written
for the-soccasion by DR.. Blackall, Of
| Illinois. was. sung.
After the address Committees on
| Enrollment and Business were ap-
pointed, announcements for the even
ing made, and the closing prayer
offered by the Rev;.A, +. SpaldiBg, OF
| Kentucky. aa a6 f.,.-
Among the distinguished men pres
ent, in addition to those named. are
young and old men from nearly every
/ State In. the Union. The spirit mani
4 tested is in the highest degree frater7
nal, aud the greetings exceedingly
\ cordial
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Election News.

NEWARK, N. j., November 2.-Es-
sex County elects the entiro Republi
can county ticket. Taylor, Republi-
can, is elected to the State Senate by
about 1000 majority, over Littell,
Democrat. For the Assembly the
Republicans elect six and the Demo
Gratis three, Democratic gain of one.
Union County elects a Democratic
Senator. Middlesex County shows Re-
publican gains. but probably goes
Democratic. Mercer County elects
two Republican AssembIymen and
one Democrat, Republican gain of
one. New Brunswick gives Jared,
Republican, 509 majority for the As .
sembly, and Farr, Tor Sheriff, 342 ma
iorifv
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MEMPHIS.
Horrible Murder at OkOlOna, Hiss
A Son Murders his FatheF-GFeat
Excitement I'm Consequence.

Horrible Murder at OkOlOna, Hiss
A Son Murders his FatheF-GFeat
Excitement I'm Consequence.
MEMPHIS, November IA hor-
rible murder was committed at OkO
Iona, Miss, on Saturday night. Mai.
Shepherd, Collector Of Internal Rev
enue, while lying in his bed prostrAled
by paralysis, and unable TO lift his
hand, was shot through the heart By
his SON Lemusl, who entered the
room just as his mother was leaving;
Mrs Shepherd hearing the report OF
the pistol returned to the room, no
ticed the absence Of her son, and was
surprised at the report having no ei-
feet on her husband, and on gong 70
the bed discovered that he had been
shot through the heart.
Young Shepherd, after mitting
the deed, fed 70 the woods. He was
pursued by citizens who had learned
of the affair, and arrested and brought
back. BY this time the excitement
was SO great that it was with difficulty
the citizens were restrained from in
fiicting summary punishment npo n
the parricide. he is still under ar
rest, awaiting trial. Whisky is sup
posed to be the cause. He is % years
Of age.
The Sunday morning train from
Louisville ran over an unknown man
near Paris, horribly mangling and
killing him instantly.
A private dispatch from Hot
Springs, says that Harry Elliot, son
of Capt. VIM. Elliot, we'll known
steap1boatman, was accidentally killed
there this morning.
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Courtland County, Republican ma
Jorlty estimated at 1,500; 0nondaga
County, city of Syracuse, Sigel Acc
majority Democratic loss 16l; this
county gives an average Republican
majority Of over 1000. 0swcgo Coun-
ty, OsWego City gives Sigel 314 ma
Jorlty; Republican gain Of 10. Mr.
Greeley has 303 majority. VIM. III.
Brand, Republican, for State Senator.
receives ITO majority, and d. g. Lit
tlejohn, for member Of the Assembly.
904 majority. Mr.. Littlejohn's ma
jority in the District is 1850. Sche-
nectady County (complete) gives
Blood, Democrat, for Senator, 200
majority. and Nelson about 100; a
Democratic gain Of about $50 Bon
ker, Democrat, is elected to the Leg
islature by about 200 majority a DEM
ocratic gain Tioga County (com-
plete), Sigsl about $50 majority; Re-
publican loss 375. Duchess County,
later returns make the election of
Morgan, Democrat, to the Senate
from this District possible.
NEW York, November 2.-Colum-
bia County 500 Democratic, a gain Of
200. The county gives 600 msiority
for Morgan. New York Countv-
Tammany candidates for Senator all
elected By heavy maiorities. Orleans
County, Republican majority 700,
a loss of 750. Rensselaer, County,
Troy City, complete, Nelson 309 ma
jority; Democratic loss 3S7.
New York, Nov. 3-2A. NJ. The
1FtbVns estimates that the State has
gone Democratic by at least 1900
majority on the whole ticket.
One hundred and sixty arrests for
illegal voting were made during the
day. F -
Returns thus far received indicate
the election of all the Tammany can
didatesi for the Assembly in this city.
Richmond County, Nelson 735,
Sigel 100; Democratic loss 20.
Oneida County, about 1000 majority
for Sigel Republican loss about 300.
Albany County. about 1000 Demo-
cratic majority, loss Of 900. I
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DAILY JOURNAL
WEDNESDAY, =. -. .FovEMBER 8. 1859
THE aotion of the Board OF Eduea.

THE action of the Board OF Educa
ton in Cincinnati in expelling the
Bible and sacred songs from the Pub
lie Schools will, no doubt. create con
siderable excitement. It was not
thought possible by many of the Pro
testants for the Board to take such
action, and the question will now
come before the people for their ap-
proval or condemnation of the Beard.
IF the action leads to nothing more
serious than discussion and voting, it
will be fortunate. What with the
advocacy of the abrogation of all San
day laws and The expulsion of the
Bible from the Schools, the people
are taking rapid steps in the road 10
anarchy and infidelity. af
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LIKE Banquo's ghost, A. j. will not
down. He has recently discovered
clause in the State Constitution by
which he hopes to prevent HENRY
COOPER taking his seat in the United
States Senate, and obtain another
election in the Legislature. The
clause upon which he relies forbids
the election of any member of the
General Assembly to the Senate. The
point made by ANDY seems to US
good one, Notwithstanding it has
heretofore been ignored. JOHN BELL
was elected to the United States Sen
ate, some years age, while Repre-
sentative from Davidson County in
the Legislature, but Mr.. JoHNsoN's
friends insist that precedent shall not
take the place of law, and that the
election of HENRY COOPER is illegal
and void, and must be set aside.
ANDY is still in Nashville working up
this new lead"
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ELECTION RETURNS.
NEASSACHUSET

BOSTON, November 2-The annual
election took place to-day. The vote
was comparatively small. Boston, in
cluding R0xbury, recently annexed,
gives Clahin, for Governor, 1850;
Adams, Dem, IL, $40; Chamberlain,
workingmen's candidate, $40; plural
ity for Adams, 2,250. In 1867 tie
plurality for Adams in Boston and
Roxbury was 1858. Returns from
forty eight towns, inclusive of Bo8-
ton, foot up-Clahin 11,519. Adams
5,707, Chamberlain 1920. In 1867
the same towns gave Bullock Is .9244,
and Adams $3.50. -
George NJ. Brooks, Republican, is
elected to Congress In the Seventh
District. &43
Seventy. four towns foot up, Claim
20, ,992; Adams H. 80; Chamberlain
1929 Clafin's majority 5,046. The
same towns, IL 1867, gave Bullock
28,670; Adams 49, 1872. Peter Harvey,
Democrat, is elected Councillor, de-
feating Ex-Alayor Norcross. The
Sixth Senatorial District elects James
A. Fox, Senator, over Crane; both
Republicans. The latter was the
straight Republican candidate. The
completion of the Legislature is yet
undecided, but at 8 o'clock this after
noon the anti-Prohibitionists were
out in force, with bands of music
The indications are that they have a
majority in the Legislature.
Boston, November 2.-The cleo
to-day resulted in the reelection of
Gov. Clafin. by q majority of from
10000 to $4,000. The vote of 165
towns and cities, Including Boston
and Cambridge, foot up: Ciafin 49,.
149; Adams 37.150; Chamberlain 10,-
900. The Legislature is claimed by
both the Prohibitionists aud License
Men, Itis probably pretty nearly di-
vided on the liquor question, and the
Republicans have strong majority
In both branches.
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The eleetionins New York, of late
years, depends altogether upon the
correctness with which the Demo
cratic State Central Committee csti-
mate the vote of the rural districts.
The Republican majority in the State
outside the city of New York. cor
rectly estimated, no further difficulty
is experienced. fraudulent naturali-
zation papers and Repeaters soon
make matters all right. But to make
assurance doubly sure, since last year
the Democracy of the city swell their
majority by fraudulent votes some ten
or fifteen thousand to provide for all
contingencies. The Republicans, Of
course, can not stem such a tide of
iniquity, so henceforth, New York
State may be set down as the prop
erty of Tammany. Hall and its hireling
voters. 1t is a sad fate for the people
Of the State, but we see no help for
them.
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q ConnterfsIters egntenced.

ST. LOUIS, November 2.-Joseph
Cappini and his wife, and Annie and
Gio7auna CamoIini, were sentenced
to day in the United States Circuit
Court for dealing In counterfeit
moDev-the. former to five years in
the penitentiary, and the two latter
to one year. A prominent detective
says that Joseph Cappini has prob
ably given circulation to nearly a
million dollars of spurious money
since 1857.
Governor Pile, of New Mexico, and
family, leftta day for Santa Fe.
Governor Blasdale, of Nevada, who
has been here for several days, has
also returned home. ar
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RaIlFOad Accident.

PoRT JERvIs, N. Y, Nov 2-The
World'S special atesthat railroad
accident occurred near Norrowsburg,
twenty six miles west of Port Jervis,
at about 4 o'clock this morning, by
which one man was burned 10 death,
and fourteen cars, loaded with coal
oil, tobacco and cotton, were entirely
CONSUMED. When the FIRE had
reached its hight James RouEke, .
brakeman, was seen in the midst Of
the flames, but it was impossible to
approach near enough to render to
the victim any aid, and he was in a
short time completely roasted. The
fire is supposed to have originated
from the locomotive. ~ Y1T
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Editor Utah Reporter Beaten nearly
s-..s to Beafb.

UoRINNE, Utah, Nov. 2.-John II.
Beadle, editor Of the Utah Reporter,
while attending Probate Court TO- day,
at, Brigham City, was set upon and
beaten nearly to death: The cause of
the attack is claimed to be writing
against polygamy. -.
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DETROIT, November 2.-The char
ter election passed off quietly. A
Democratic Mayor and city ticket
we're elected by about 600 majority
The Democrats have majority IN the
Common Council. An average vote
was polled. sGzfs asHta.lH
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MEMPHs, Nov 2.-Tho election
passed off without The slightest dia
order. The vote was light The
total vote 10 this city was 5.2fg. a.
Democratic majority of 7s5 ED0ugh
is known from the counry precincts
TO insure that MaecC, Democrat, is
elected by 900 majority
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PHILADELPHIA, November "A
dispatch gives the following vote for
members of the Assembly in Camden
County. N. j.; First District, Bensall
Republican, 250 majority; Second
District, Shinn, Republican, 33 na-
jority. The Third District Is in
doubt. Beltell, Republican, is elect
ed to the State Senate. The Repub-
licans carry the county by $50
majority.
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B e e @ ri r r.
SERMONS IN
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iRW ADYRRTIsRMRHTa.
DIR ]. W. COMPTON.

Onco-Third Street, boiweoa Main ana
Locust front rooms over Judge faIehearts
ofice).
Resideuce-On Oak Street, one door g. om
the corner Of Fourth ahd Oak str,ota.
novs dgro
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BosroN, November 2-Thcre ia
very little excitement over tbo elec-
lioon to-day, and The reports indicate
light vote. Az ~ M tbo vote here
stood, for Governor giahin, 2.C5O;
adams, Democrat, 3.O37s Chamber
lain, workingtnon candidate. sa
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Election Returns - Citizens Ticket
Elected by f2.n00 Majority

Elected BY i2,eO0 Majority.
CHICAGO, November 2.-The ro-
Turns Of the city and county elections
held to-day come in very 'OWiy OWING
70 me promIscuous md indopeudcut
manner which the people splif un
their tickets, but enough 81 known NJ
warrant the statement that the cfti-
zens ticket is elected iD this cifV bVaf
least 1000 majority. and in Tie eounf0
By fully 1000. All tho citizens cap
didates for Che constitutional C0r
yention in the county seven in uum-
Der, are elected, four Of them Rerub.
licans and three Democrats.
Returns from seventeen towns iu
Wisconsin show d Republican rain off
50O over the election Tor Governor in
1867, when fairchild was elected by
4,764 majority.
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PubIIc PrInfara Rlanled-

NASHVILLE, Nov. 2.-The Lcgisla.
ture In Convention, to-day, elected
Jones, Purvis q Co., representing the
Dalon and AD1ericaR, Banner, &c,
Public Printers.
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LOUISVILLE, Nov 2.-The Ten
nessee House Of Representatives by
a vote Of 3S 10 30, tabled the res0lu
ton, offered yesterday. for the election
OF q United States Senator, 0a the
ground Of Cooper's inejgibiliiy.
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MONTREAL, Nov. 2.-The scheme
Of a Canada Pacific Railroad is pub
lished to-day. The length Of the
line is $500 miles, and the amount
Of capital Is e20,OOO,0OO sterling.
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T 3 z E s. Il a 2 z.

T e z z s. Il "a 2 z.
Massachusetts, Election Re-
turns.
20
Claf1in's Majority 10000.
New York Election Re-
turns.
Democratic Maj ority III the
80 City $4,000. G
v5g e4ess
Democratic Loss 5000.
State Senate Probably Re-
B4 publican
80 rBa1E - fEFafIt
Assembly Undoubtedly Re-
rs publica11S
~ 15 +4-t4s-
The State Democratic by
1000. i rn, ~
He AalTa a n.eIiA c.sif ao1
Returns from Wisconsin,
Illinois, MicIligan, New
Jersey and MINNESOTA.
~ aHlHgT ETD0gT
Editor of Utah Reporter
Beaten Nearly TO Death.
Baptist Sunday School Cot
Ventlon at st. Louis a.
hyTHI2' BZ12-72 UF@ hAEL
Death of an Old Veteran in
eryg7 Lquisville. Fg Eu
News by3n Atlantic Gable.
n 2vpu' Eg--TT-0 0ag GfV9EE
ST. LOUIS.
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heath Of an old Veteran.

LOUISVILLE, November 1.-Wm.
Montz, Sr., over eighty-two years Of
age, a soldier of the war of 1872, died
here to-day.
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Has very large stock OF Boots aud HuOOs
THIS fnii, nmd VIII sell rcNnDlo Custom
Work as low ne much poorer goods could
ba bought elsewhere
The best Boys B0OlG lu fle cilV-Hhul0
stock and solid double hOlns. Alsotn hets
ter variety on Fine Gaif nootH thnu WIS
ever seen lu Evansville before. Hfaufn
Boots and Ladies' aud Chlldreun Shoes lu
the best Vitflctg and quality.
Gnildrenh Shoes speciality und tho
best stock IN the market.
All kinds OF Boots and Shoes made t0
order.
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HAVANA, November 2.-The Sixth
Battalion of mobilized volunteers
have gone 10 the seat of war.
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NEW YoRK, November 2.-The
steamers UaBa and Cambria, fro m
Europe, have arrived
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or twenty-five vOles, by the Cincinnati
Board OF Education. on Monday night,
for excluding the Bible from the public
schools, ten were Republicans and
twelve Democrats. Their nominal relig
ion was: Three PrOtestants, ten Catholics,
eight Free Thin kerE, and one Jew. or the
fiiIeen votes against excluding, twelve
were Republicans and three Democrats.
Nominal religion: Thirteen PrOtestants.
one Free Thinker, and one Jew. Tue
champion OF the rarity for expulsion was
Rev Thomas IL. -Vickers. Champion for
retaining, Rev. A. d. Mayo, Unitari An.
The re ,oiut1ons also forbid religious book s
and the singing of sacred songs. -
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VIENNA, Nov. 2.-Advices from
Cdtaliers announce that the eapitula-
tion Of the insurgents Is hourly ex-
pected.