, 1869-11-13


Indications in Minnesota are that
. Republican Governor has been
elected BY about 1900 majority, and
the balance Of the ticket BY 5000.
The average Republican majority
in Wisconsin is 5000. The Repub-
licans lose several members Of the
Legislature.
Albany, Nov. 4.-The Argus
claims the election Of the Demo-
cratic State ticket by "a, 200 majors
ity, with eighteen Democratic SenaS
tors aud seventy Democratic mem
bers Of the Assembly.
P. G. Cambridge, a merchant of
Boston, committed suicide at bis no.
tel to-day.
The centenary of Universalism
was commemorated this evening at
DR.. Chapin's Church. Greeley, Barr
nup and others addressed the meet
ing. Ten thousand dollars was con-
tributed to fuDd to be used for the
benefit Of the church.
Washington, Nov. 1.-The Com
missioners express the opinion that
officers of both Pacific roads are
working in good faith to bring the
roads up to the best possible con.
dition.
ILLINOIS ELECTION.
Chicago, Nov. 3.-The Citizens
ticket in the city and county is elect
ed entire. Four Republicans and
three Democrats are elected to the
Constitutional Convention. The re-
turns indicate that the Republicans
have a majority in the Convention.
Boston, Nov. 3.-The Legisla-
ture stands l41 Republicans to 90
Labor Reformers and 40 Democrats.
KANSAS.
Leavenworth, Nov. 3.-The ems
tire Democratic ticket in this county
with one exception, is elected by a
large majority.
Atchison county has gone demo.
cratic by large majority.
WEST VIRGINIA.
Wheeling, Nov. 8 3-Full returns
from 80 counties show Is Republi>
cans, 9 Liberals aud 21 Democrats
are elected 10 the House of Dele
gates. The Senate stands Is Re>
publicans to 4 Democrats.
NEW JERSEY.
Newark, n. j., Nov. 3.-The
State Senatektands l3 Democrats to
8 Republicans. Assembly, "a Dem
ocrats to sc Republicans.
Baltimore, Nov. 2.-The vote of
the city is unusually low, but 10000
being polled out of registry of 45,.
900. Every precinct in every ward
gives Democratic majority. VOL
ford's, Comptroller, majority is
5000. The Democrats on the Leg
islative ticket received a majority of
5000.
Nashville. Nov. 2.-The House,
by vote of SO to 30, tabled the re-
solution offered yesterday for a new
election of U. 5. Senator, on the
ground of the inelligibility of
Cooper.
Detroit, Nov. AT the charter
election to-day the democrats elected
their entire ticket.
Cincinnati, Nov. 2.-Judge Sto-
yer, of the Supreme Court, has grant,
ed an injunction restraining the
board of education from carrying
into execution the resolution pro-
hibiting the reading of the Bible
and religious books and sacred music
in the public schools. The ground
upon which the petitioners prayed
for injunction is that the trainers of
the Constitution, by declaring in
that instrument that religion is es-
sential to good government, denied
to the board Of education the right
10 exclude all manner of religious
instruction. The case will be heard
on Thursday.
Memphis, Nov. "A horrible
murder was committed at Okalona,
Mississippi, on Saturday night last.
Major Sheppard, Collector of Inter.
nal Revenue, while lying in bed,
prostrated by paralysis, and unable
to lift his hand, was shot through
the heart BY his son Lemuel, who
entered the room just as bis mother
was leaving. A drunken ct is sup
posed to be the chief cause. He
has been arrested. Great excite
ment prevails.