, 1870-04-07

The Rc4nlt in Conuectacut-reekss
MAJORITY In thc Tenth Ohio Com
EreAstonnl District 2,375--Clty nnd
Township Elections,

The Rrxuat tn rnnu..,
Majority In the Tenth Ohio Con.
EreAsaonnl District 2,37j--City nnd
Township Elections.
IAK1rpRp. Apnl a-En1, ,c,rrn. .now
~ ~ Egsn pasi. OF y ~ Ihs vos fos Jewen Va:
year ago Yas 9o5;5 inclndInr; "a anssn ns 1ota
tneE ~ a,o. as hepahlcao sots t4 SIT;
s1nnds ~ - n"ntss1 wy WE ~ .ess The Senat.
It stood Il Repub1iesna a .nd ~ dpsm; ~ ~
ast year II atood Iso Rrnnhlic.n, ,1d yG @
claG ' ~ @f0N''~147 7lo Ao7 ueao-
HAK7ronn, April 6-Tne lxte.t rrv1s.,, ,.+,-,s
Cark, ID Dernocrats, uou.e-is Rennbt,r.p ~.
Ionty. .>@''''~''' 1A0
MORRIS, Ill, April 6+-AlthouRh the penocrac,
called Peoples ticket 70 defear The Rennhi,rnr ~
Iirkct, The entire RenD}Hlcan f,rfcf ho1t
tuEn and cttI vsa eiartsi snH1. uo4 M
Alderman The M tnnfv Ha1 49,, o. - x oas
coioret ct1zenB yofei 1n,er 1hs E;ftaon,S
meur 1t he Repuhitcan caucns IN satnr1s1 st.o,
nI sd ~ NJ Vo Tenc ee eesaoa On Monday and At The
ceived win rreaf cheefinr AA'' "ste fe
BlpoAISGTpx, III. Ann The election ,.e+u
day tor township officers passed. on cuie1jy. An
unusn.lly large vote Nas poIirtt. CanS,iat.s rc1, a.
| numerous, 10 rzrty notninaticns nayin1 i,ees
! male. Each mhn went In upon his meftts. i,nj
little interest was manifested, except for Collector
q the vote Is a yet counted, with A. G. Swrtiser
the present incumbent io,,, ahead FtftT.ntnt
negro 1 votes II were nollea.
ttoa toWushits il this connts rsor n,src rss,os
| a!ay, The coo;ed neone In each .nvnshfn Jyottn1
snfi Republican. However, there u cousiarrshIt
some towushjna, ''''s sl'o'ue'a 'ose IL
PEORIA. III, April e.-Elect.or returns recelye1
from twelve townships of this conntr indjrsta III
election, on Tuesday, Of i've Republican md ss
Democratic Snpergisofa and q he betTren tWr
Democratic candidates tn one tnwnshin. The r..
rnblcans gain Supervisors In two townships, aud
the Democrats one, In those townships heard from
The rematndef Of the Ot11ces arc pretty equally u,
scratchtng, and but little rteres, In The election.
81, IOCIs. Anil 6:-Tne e1ect,nn ~ st Inaor>
Resulted In the fY!un,nh nf Tia mir R"onh1ica
ticket, by ma}orities ranging INN ian to AZ ''~
ST. tDuIs Mo- Anrit - PlAttsmnrth Enh,.sts
e1ecte< the Democratc tlctet ys.f.,f.r p,-,S1 -
| vile, Sebraska elt.ctStt Rebnh,trsn N,tn- M,
the DeHocrats elected fonr mi tne urSnhcan ~
three Of the other o1i,cers. ''''@'''7
LAwRExCx, Ran. Anil a-1n ,he chartar e1ar.
tions In this state, tha week The PeopIe:s Fuston
'fsket was successful IN Leasenworth and Atchf,
son. and In Topeka the Keform tlcket beat the
| tu polltlcA In Lawrence thc recular Repuhijcan
ticket received nearly all the votes Fort Scott has
probably gone Democratic. In Ltaycnwortn the
culored men voted the regular Republican ticket,
lut the ticket was beaten because he uecrocs
we're not allowed to rrr1srer in ali thc Wnris n
Atchison the negToes are renarnsi t. hnre roteti
/ Fusion, '~ ''Nso
ttctet 1ith + FiT,idd iTaidem.mo mlnG E., nsones cHs
hend xsx elnctcti -a1taeasV ttta ~ ~ sts
Marshs. md Ciefk he Rcnphcans ei.xa, ~ ~: ny
ont Of eight, Of the ConncJmsnI The ne1r" rote
t Kansas err. Mo., 1rfii S-The city election
came on yesten.ay, The color,i mrn rot..t in
| some wal1ls. No disturbances. Milton Mc(sec.
Democrat, and prominent bof1,er rutllan before
cIty tifErt was ejcrtr,i The ponnh,irans etars
three Aldermen ~'~'