The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-04-07

Domingo Commission, In which he says
the country is entirely tranquil and is
every day more anxious that our anti
cipated annexation to the great republic
be speedily and favorably accomplish
ed. can see no other means of saliva
ton from the insidious intrigues of o, /
western neighbors. The President re-
turned to this capital from Azra after
Cabral, leaving everything there
in the best order.
MILWAUKEE, April City election
to-day. Harrison Ludington, republic
can, on citizens ticket, elected mayor by
one thousand.
Returns from the State indicate VIM.
S. Lyons election as Judge. Paines'
successor for associate justice of the SUI
preme court.
WAsHISGToN, April 1.-The San Do
mingo commissioners met this evening
with the expectation of finishing and
signing their report, but various mat
tiers of details consumed the time, and
at least one more session must be held
before it can be completed. Several re-
publican Senators have prepared
speeches against the annexation which
they will if possible deliver upon re-
ceipt of the report of the commission
late adverse action On the project.
SCHENECTADY, n. Y, April 4.-The
republicans elected their mayor and
board of supervisors to-day by two
hundred majority, being gain of over
six hundred.
NEW HAVEN, April 4.-The returns
to the Pail adium office from the entire
State give English for Governor, by
plurality of twenty-five votes over
Jewell about thirty votes returned as
scattering. 1t is quite possible that the
election may devOlye upon the legisla-
ture. The above result has been arrived
at by careful computation, and there
can be little doubt as to its correctness,
though different result is obtained in
other parts of the State. The Senate
stands Ii republicans to democrats,
and the republicans have majority of
about Is in the House.
Kellogg, for Congress, has majority
of 40.
OMAHA, April At the city election
to-day the republicans probably elected
the mayor by a small majority. The
remainder of the ticket was about even
ly divided between the republicans and
democrats.
LA NAAOSSEs w To-, pCO-
pies ticket was elected to-day by three
hundred majority. Alex. McMillen, re-
publican, elected mayor.
CHICAGO. April AT Madison, Wis.
the republicans elected DIR. Bowen for
Mayor by so majority. The democrats
elected the balance of the ticket.
New YORK, April 5.-The associated
press got a dispatch from Hartford, CT,
at two O'Clock this morning which says
English has sixteen majority, with the
possibility of forty more. If Stamford
gave Jewell 104 instead of IA as re-
ported, is it probable there will be a
failure to elect by the people. The Sem
ate will have the republican, majority
and the House about 10 Rep. ajority.
Strong, for Congress, has 343 majority,
Kellogg 40, Starkweather about 1000,
and Barnum 900.
New YORK, April 5.-The Tribune
this morning says editorially: The
election of Gov. Jewell of Connecticut
will go to the Legislature, which being
unquestionably Rep. in both branches
will elect Jewell.
We have certainly elected three menu
bers of Congress. The New Haven
Register, democrat, admits the election
majority.
The World says: We will not affect
to dissemble our disappointment that
the democrat victory in Connecticut
was not more splendid and triumphant.
HARTFORD, CT. April 4.-Returns in
the office of the Evening Post this p.
m. from the entire state give English
plurality of As votes. Should the
scattering vote exceed this number the
election will be by Legislature. TWEEN
ty scattering votes were deposited in
New Haven, and it is not unlikely that
enough have been polled to defeat an
election by the people. The Times,
democrat, makes a plurality for En-
glish of s. Should the election go to
Legislature there will be no doubt OF
JEWELS success, as the Legislature is
Republican, in both branches.
New YORK, April 5.-Notwithstand-
ing a dispatch last night to the contrary
the well informed correspondents tcle.
graph that the st. Domingo report has
at last been finished, and will probably
be sent to-day.
II is now agreed that no recommends.
ton or expression of opinion whatcyei
will be made. 1t has been put in type
and slips have been printed. The Pres
| ident has a message already prepared
and will send the report to Congress
| without any recommendation of hit
wishes. 1t is understood that it will bt
referred to the foreign committee in thu
Senate.
WARRENsBURG, Mo-, April War
rensbnrg has gone Democratic for TIT
| first time in ten years. The Mayor anC
whole city ticket are elected.
1
SPRINGFIELD, Mo, April 4-Th'
Democratic ticket is elected bv MAORI
ties ranging from lbs to 200.
HAVANA, April 4.-Diaro says moth
ing has happened at Sante Espiertl
which merits the rejoicing of the enc
mics of Spain. Insurgents burnt twt
plantations, killed overeeers and car
ried off sixty laborers from one planta
ton also fired from ambush upon tn
troops which left the left the city t.
protect plantations. 1t is stated tina
5000 soldiers are operating jurisdic
ton of Sante Espirite, but the countr,
is so mountainous and difficult,
sufficient to prevent crimes like tn
above mentioned.
CLINTON, Mo-, April 4-Democrat
carried the election in this city three t
one to-day.
SEDALIA, Mo-, April 4.-The entir
Democratic ticket OF this city was elect
ed by majorities ranging from 70 t
100.
CHILLICoTHE, Mo, April 4.-Th
Democratic ticket sweeps every ware
in the city. Lowest majority SO.