Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-11-18

| trial, at Kalamazoo, Mich, closed their evi
dence ON the 1Otll, and, the prosecution
commenced with rebutting testimony.
r John Mckinney has been appointed
lpJudgeYof the United States District, Court
for the Southern District Of Florida. N'''s
DE crew POLITICAL. bae ta1f s
los Three persons were held for trial in
New York city on the 7th, fo8 illegal regis
trrati99ppi W : sao eIeq gH8m yirqus O
The new census shows that, Connecticut
|Shas one voter for each 5.43 Of the popula-
ption. .bnGn 10 YiqqD3 8 499G T9}i
was Vreseiected qGdyernor of
New York on the Sth, by aboutT3Q,0OO MAJ
jority. The Tammany Democracy were
generally successful in the city. A dis
patch dated 10:3O p. m. of the sth says:
Zone hundred and ninety-two districts of
the State, outside the city, show, a net
Democratic gain ofL4,904 The 4our wards
of this IN. Y city thus far reported show
Democratic loss of 2,164.
Incomplete returns for Illinois on the
9th indicate Republican majority on
the State ticket G. B. Farwell, regular
Republican candidate, in the First Con-
gressional District, is elected over John
Wentworth, by about 5000 majority.
A Wilmington, Del, dispatch of the Sth
lsays: Returns from the State show a
general Republican gain over the vote of
1868, but not sufficient to change the re-
suit. Sanders, Dem, for Governor, has
probably 500 majority, and Biggs, for Con-
gress, nearlyithe same. The Republicans
carry Newcastle county for the Legislature
and on the Stateticket"
A Richmond, Va, dispatch of the 9Th
gives the following as the result of the
Congressional election in that State: First
District, Dr. w. N. Morton (colored) /;
Second, James. Fl. Platt (Rep,); Third,
Chas. Fl. Porter (Rep.1; Fifth, Colonel r.
T. w. Duke, (Dem.); Eighth, VIM. Terry
Oem.); Ninth, E. M. Braxton Oem!) !;
Fourth District not heard from; the
Seventh was close between Reynolds, indie
pendent, and Harris, Conservative.
The news from Massachusetts ON the
9th indicates that Clafin, for Governor,
will have about the same majority as last
year, on an increased total vote last years
majority, $500. All the Republican Con-
gressmen are reelected.
A Louisville, KY, dispatch of the 8th
says - Returns from twenty towns in the
State show Republican gains, owing to the
negro vote. The Democrats have carried
seven Congressional districts. In the
eighth and ninth theresult is doubtful"
Senator Kellogg, of Louisiana, claimed
op the 4th that New Orleans had gone Re
publican by between three and four thou
sand votes, and that the State of Louisiana
is Republican by a very large majority.
; J The Vermont Legislature has elected
the following State officers: Secretary of
State, Geo. Nicholos, of Northfield; Au-
ditor of Accounts,lW G.. Ferrin, sof Mont
pelier; Quartermaster-Gene W. W.
Lynde, of Marlborough; Adjutant- Gen
reral, William Wells, of Burlington Judges
of the Supreme Court John Pierrepont
James Barret, Asahel Peck, III. III. Wheel
ter, Homer =. Boyce, T. r. Redfeld, and
j onathan Ross
The following is the Congressional del
egation chosen in New York at the recent
election: Republicans.-Eleventh Dis
trict, st. John; Twelfth, Ketchum; Six
teenth, Williams; Seventeenth, Wheeler; !;
Nineteenth, Prindle sSTwentietf, Merriam !;
Twenty-frst Roberts; STwenty-second,
Lansing; Twenty-third, Duell; Twenty
fourth, Seeley; Twenty fifth, Lamport !;
Twenty-sixth, Goodrich Twenty seventh,
Smith; Twenty Clarke; Twenty
ninth, Wakeman; Thirty first, .SessiongsST77.. y :.
f16. Democrats First District, Townsend /;
Second, Kensella; Third, Slocum; Fourth,
Roosevelt; Fifth, Roberts; Sixth, Cox
Seventh, Ely; Eighth, Brooks; Ninth,
Wood: Tenth, Potter; Thirteenth, Tut
hill; Fourteenth, Perry; Fifteenth, War
rem; Eighteenth, Carroll; Thirtieth, Will
liams-15.
In the First District of Wisconsin,
Alexander Mitchell, Democrat, is elected
to Congress. A Milwaukee dispatch of
the 9th says enough was then known to
place the Republican majority in the State
at about 5000.
Brown, Liberal, is elected Governor in
| Missouri The Congressional delegation
| will probably stand thus; First District,
Wells, Democrat Second District, Finck-
lenburg, Liberal; Third, Mccormick,
Democrats, Fourth, Gilmore, Liberal
Fifth, Burdett, Regular Republican
Sixth, Comings, Democrat; Seventh,
Parker, Regular Republican; Eighth,
Blair; Ninth, King, Democrat. These are
classified: Protectioniss,.2; Reformers, oi
free trade, 7.
A Newark, N. J., dispatch of the 9th
says that the Republicans elect three Con
decentralization, Hill and Halsey; and
the Democrats elect two-Forker and
Bird The Republicans have three ma
\ iorfty in the Senate, and eight in The
House.
A Minneapolis, Mimi, dispatch of the
!. 9th says, there is a Republican majority il
the State. Both Republican candidates
for Congress were elected by from 5000 tc
1000 majority.
/ A Memphis dispatch Of the, 9th says -th'
7 Democrats Claimed heavy gains in Arkan
sas, and the election of Hankt Democrat
over Roots, in the .Fi1stlD Distrite 6 Edward
,,,or Pates in the Third District and th,