Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-11-14

Advices from Little Rock, to I
Sth, state that official returns from
t the wards elect tho entire Broo
Y tickets, headed by Gen. Catcrson {
: Mayor, by an average majority of tv
f to one. Gen, Caterson is the late
: suspended United States Marshal, al
5 represented the Republican opposite
to Senator Clayton, His election
regarded as a rebuke to the Presider
for the removal Of Catersor, the lat
Marshal, Whipple, late United State
District Attorney, Brooks and Patter
late Assessor and Collector of Inter
nal Revenue, and Hodges as Postmas
ter in the city, The rejoicing anon,
he opponents of the State and Ma
tioual Administration is very great.
The Gazette Democratic says tn,
result will give general satisfaction
A good Council has been elected. The
new Mayor will honestly discharge the
duties of his office.
The proposition to subscribe $780,
900 to the Central Railroad was de-
feated by vote of 33l to COS.
NEW JERSEY.
A dispatch from New York of the
9Th says that it is generally conceded
that the New Jersey Legislature will
be Republican. Parker, Democrat,
for Governor, is really elected by g.
900 or 1000 majority. The General
Committee of New Jersey comedies
that the State has gone Democratic by
1900 majority, bat the Legislature is
Republican.
Information from Newark of the
same date says the latest returns from
all parts of New Jersey indicate that
Parker, Democrat, is elected Governor
by about $500 majority, being about
the same as Governor Randolph had
three years ago.
The Legislature is Republican in
both branches. The Senate has II
Republicans and 8 Democrats; the
Assembly 80 Republicans and %
Democrats; Republican Majority on
joint ballot 10, being a Republican
gain Of four members.
Newark city gave Parker s26 ma
jority, being Democratic majority of
about 1000 over the charter election
last month.
State returns at later hour in the
day indicate a majority of about s.
600 for Parker, In the Legislature
the Republicans have thirty-seven As.
semblymen and the Democrats twenty
nine. The Senate stands twelve Re.
publicans to nine Democrats. Com
plste returns may vary these figures a
trife.
A dispatch from Chicago of the 9Th
gives the following: The entire Off
cial vote of the city has not yet been
obtained, but Mr. Medills majority
for Mayor is about 1880. Mr..
Cages for Treasurer, is q little larger
than this, while the balance of the
ticket is little less. The total vote
will be near $4,000.
Beveridge, Republican candidate
for Congressman at large, has about
5000 in the city and county. He is
elected by probably 10000 in the
State.
Of the twenty aldermen elected in
the city fifteen are irc-proof and FIVE
bummers.
VIRGINIA.
a Richmond special says Virginia
has gone about 10000 Conservative
majority, with two-thirds of the Leg.
islature.
The election returns indicate that
the House Of Delegates will DO Of
about the same political complexion
as the last, which was two-thirds Con
servative. The Republicans hav,
probably gained one or two Senators.
MARYLAND.
/ A dispatch from Baltimore says Tho
Democratic majority on the State
ticket will be about 1900.
KANSAS.
An Atchison dispatch says the en-
tire Republican ticket was elected b,
majoritics ranging from 65 to 500
In Doniphap, Nemah and Marshal
counties the Republicans elected theil
officers.
ALABAwA
Samuel f. Rice, a leading Republi
can Of Alabama, is defeated for tht
Legislature by Knox, by over 3,o0C