The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-08

majorltles.
The election in Napoleon, o., re-
suited in the success of the entire dem
ocratic ticket, by an increased majority.
Defiance, o., elected the democratic
ticket by $50 majority.
Further returns from Ohio show
democratic gains.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, April 5.-At onr
city election, to-day, j. NJ. Palmer, In
dependent democrat, gave ID. e..
Bloomer sharp contest for mayor, re-
ducing the republican majority of last
fall from 40 to 20. Capt. Fargo, in
dependent republican, who was sup
ported by the democrats, was elected
over Williams, republican, by GO ma
jority. j. T. Oliver, and Huntington,
democrats, were elected to the council
There was no opposition to the balance
of the republican ticket.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, April Sat the
charter election, held to-day, the de-
mocracy were victorious, electing the
entire city ticket, and three out of FIVE
aldermen.
MICHIGAN
DETROIT, April, 5.-The state cleo
ton passed off very quietly, and with a
light vote. The republican state tick
ct is elected. The republican state
ticket is elected by from 10000 to 3d.
900 majority. The democrats elect
Judge Patchen, in this city circuit !;
Judge Sutherland. in the Saginaw cir
cult. and both Of their candidates,
probably, on the Upper Peninsula cir
cults, and stand some chance in one or
two others. In this county the demo.
Gratis carry all. In the city the vote
on chief justice foots up: Cooley, re-
publican, 1,241; Hughes; democrot,
1881. The interior elections are
guided mainly by local issues.
DETROIT, April 5.-A light vote
was cast to-day. The republicans elect
Thomas NJ. Cooley, for justice of the
supreme court, and Jonas MCGOWAN,
and Joseph Estabrook for regents of
! the state university, by probably the
|! usual majority. They also elect circuit
judges in nearly all the circuits. In
this city, the total vote is only 2,775.
Last fall it was over 10000. The
democratic majority on justice of the
supreme court in this city is 2SS,
DETROIT, April 6.-Returns from
Muskegon county show that R. W.
Duncan, democratic candidate for
Judge in that circuit, has run far ahead
of his ticket. It is not known whether
he will be able to overcome the large
republican majority in the circuit.
NEW YORK.
ROME, N. Y, April Cat the
charter election, to-day, the democratic
ticket was elected by an average ma
jority of AZ.
| CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD, Conn, April 6.-Ths
majority of the radical candidate fol
governor will be about 500. The sen.
ate will be composed of ii republican;
and 7 democrats. The republicans
have about 20 majority in the housei
ILLINOIS.
SpRINGFIELD, April 6.--The result
in this township is very close, but it j,
believed the democracy have elected
their entire ticket,
PEORIA, I'll, April 6.-We have
achieved asplendid victory, and elected
our whole township ticket.
| JACKSONVILLE, April 6.-The cleo
ton resulted in the success Of the en-
tire republican ticket, save two alder
men.
WISCONSIN.
/ MILWAUKEE, April 6.-Thsre wa
no opposition to the democratic cit,
ticket, and all are elected.
| MADISON, April 6.-The city coun
Gil will stand eight democrats and fou
republicans. The judicial vote wa
nearly all republican.
MISSOURI.
! ST. Louis. April 6.--The election to
day resulted in the triumph of tn,
straight radical ticket by large ma
jorityi
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