The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-11-22
LATEST NEWS in BRIEF.
DOMESTIC.

Returns from the elect oIs in New \ Ork
indicate that the State has been carried by
the Republicans. The Assembly stands %
Republicans to 10 Democrats. In the city OF
New York, Tammany has been defeated by
the Reformers. General Sigel is elected
Register by 5000 majcrity. TildCn. TwOm-
bly, and Cell are elected 10 the Assembly.
Tweed is the only Tammsny senator dect-
cd.
In Massachusetts, the members of the
House will stand, Republican, 17G; cpposi-
iion, Gi. In Boston the Republicans make a
handsome gain. The prohibition and labor
reform vote has fallen off since last election.
Some prohibitionists voted for Washburn.
The election in Chicago passed otfquiet;y,
though there was great interest in the re-
sult Business was largely suspended. The
citizens ticket, with Hon. Jos. Mcdill for
Mayor, has been elected by large majority,
over the sore-headed or politicians ticket
Of twenty aldermen elected in the city, fiji
teen are iire-prcof and five politicians.
Baron Deust, on resigning his position as
leader of the Cabinet at Vienna, has BEEN
elevated to life membership of the Upper
Chamber OF the Reichsrath.
In New Jersey the election returns ind-
cate q majority of about 5000 for Parker,
Democrat, for Governor; but in the Legisla
ture the Republicans have 81 Assemblymen
and the Democrats %; Senate Il Rcpubli-
cans and Democrats.
In Maryland, the Democratic majority on
the State ticket will be about l2,0CO.
In Minnesota the Republican ticket is
elected by 10, 600 majority.
Secretary Boutwell, has suggested tha. as
the income tax will expire by Limitation in
1872, and as but ca. more collection can be
made under the same, that the Senate FL
nancial Committee make no recommenia-
dons affecting that source of revenue.
General Schofield will lie placed in con-
troll of the Indians of Arizona. He will be
instructed TO bring them all in unon reser-
vations, and keep them there. They will
be fully protected in all their rights while
On the reservation. If they leave to 60 on
the war path they will be punished.
TIE weather is reported as very scy ere in
the mining districts of Utah. The snow is
vry deep, :ml occasions great difficulty in
transporting goods.
Alexander c. Wilson, for many years the
a->o-ia.ci press agent at LcnGon, has re-
signed and is coming home for his health.
The MoEtaux Inui.ns have been declared
.'y the supreme court Of New York tres
2A-ssro IN The lands occupied by them en-
TO- Island.
The courI ~ reused tie application for
the appointD'cnt OF receivers 10 the Conti-
entail ar Garden City Insurance compa-
ries Of thieagO, urging that though the
cor2'==ea-eS may be inso'v vent as is alleged.
shat is nu sufficient ground for accceding
20 the application unless bad faith can b.
shown against TIE existing licers, which
has not te: n done.
In viow of the high rates OF Insurance
charged since the Chicago fire. the propIie-
tors of tic elevators have agreed each to
purchase fire enine, the whole to be turned
out in case of need. In this way the pro-
pose 10 AVOID the necessity for insurance.
ing political afldirs remarked that persons
who had not deeply looked into the matter
coald not realize Il extent % the Ku-klux
Organization in some sections Of tie South
ern States. He says that having recently
Travelled about that country and observed
for himself, he is satisfied that it is impos-
sitleto govern the re)p'e with local courts.
iurles, g.. until the Ku-klux organizl zltlons
are entirely broken up.
Speaker Blaine informs of, ials that he
will not be in Washington till the of II, xt
month and that as yet his list of committees
j. not made up and will not be ready to an
nounce n a week Or IN days after lhe ser
sion opens
Some os ih" best talent in the inited
States is expected TO lie pre- ent at the Labor
Reform Convention, ID, cember oh. Already
some four or five hundred credentials have
tceh male to influential sympathizers.
The civil service commissioners r. sumed
their regular session, which had been inter-
rnped by weeks recess. All the members
were present excepting Mr.. Medill, who is
still retained in Chicago. The subject under
discussion to. day was. "What exceptions
are necesssry 10 tie proposed general rules
In appo;n.men:s?''
The resignation OF General Franz Si.tl IS
Collector of Internal Revenue for the Ninth
District of New York was rtceived at the
TIcisury on the ll,h
The British claims commission meets on
the 18th ia Washir . on.
The Injunction against issuing four mil.
lions of bonds tor city improvements has
been i,suod in Washington.
The reported defalcation in the Washing
ton ro:'cfiice is untrue.
Judge Carter Of the District Supreme
Court, decided that womcl do not have the
right t" voc. The plaintiffs were two wo.
men who were dcn;c The ri ,ht OF suffrage,
AID il is uEd rstood that the case VIII b,.
carried 10 tie United States Surreme
Court.
FOREIGN.
In tie gtnoial council Of Eurc, Minister
Pouyor Quertier sid Thiers who had been
opro ei 10 making military service obliga-
toiy, was beginning to yield before the ne
cfs>ity Of su, h a measure to bring the army
up 10 u proper star dard Of tflicieEcy.
lac general councils OF the departments
'hrousht ut France are considering the SUBJ
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