The Van Buren press., 1873-04-15
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
Special Dispatch to the Republican,
THE EFFECT OF CREDIT MOBILIER
UPON CONNECTICUT.
Opposition Gains Of Over Seven Thous
and.
IngcrsoIl's Majority tor Governor
Over Four Thousand.
Municipal Ele in Cincinnati.
CONNECTICUT

IlAklfohDs ~
At midnight the Even Post has le-
turns from l59 towns, which show e
opposition gain over last spring OF 1850,
OF which 1859 are for Smith, the Tempe
ance candidate for governor. lnsersoii ,
majority will be aboat 1000.
In the Second Congressional distrlc,
Kellogg has 25j majo 'ity, with lou
Republican majority last year OF li1
In the First Congressional dIstr'
uaw,ey has 1888 mjority. with h>
towns to hear from, VIII ch gave Repub
lican majority last year Of
In the Third Congressional di~tri t
Starklaud is reelected by about 200 ma
jority.
In the Fourth district Barnum, Demo.
crat, has l2I9 maj o ity, with two town.
to hear from, which gave Democrat,
majority last year Of AZ
Bridgeport gives Haven l642, 1nscr
soil 20O4. Smith I50
Danbury gives Haven COL, lngersol
629, Smith 10
Norwalk gives Haven 775, Ingersul
667
Hartford county with Ilartland toh"'
from, gives Haven 90O7 lngcrsoll $3.50 !;
Smith 2SG; Hawley, for Cangress, 977o ,
Kendall, SS35.
Midnight April !
Seventy towns give Haven, lS,
GIG; IngersolI, 14,l22, Smith, 6S3 !,
against Jewell, 1880; Hubbard, % :
090 last year. Ingersoll majority over
all, far as heard from, 4723; town, yet
to hear from gave Jewell 1921 majority
last year
HARTFORD, April s
The returns from every town in the
state give Haven Republican,. 39.200
lngersoll (Democratic), 44,00O; Sni,l,
(Temperanee), 209l, lngersolls maior
". 5000
In the First congressional district,
Gen. Hawley (Rcpubican) is re elected
by 1882 majority In the Second dis
trict, Kellogg (Republican) is re elected
by 5S7 majority In the Third district.
Starkweather (Republican) is re clec Q
by 1921 majority In the Fourth dis
trict. Barnun (Dtmocr, tic is re clrctr
by l44O majority Tht republicans hav
u majority of one in the state senate, aud
the Democrats n mjority of from ,wclvc
to eighteen in the house
CNclNNATI, April s.
All the returns Of this city, except Nv
precincts, which are D5mocratic, Civ
Johnson, the Democratic candidate Tor
mayor, 992 majori'y: Warrington, Re
publican ca diJate Tor city solicitor, Az
majority; Ma chant, Liberal eandi lat,
for police judge, 1912 majority; Camp
bell, Republican candidate for prosccut
ing attorney. 52l ma pritN Henry Kcs
,ler, Republican candidate for pol c
commissioner, AIS majority. The Dm
ocrats and Liberals will elect the entire
remainder of their ticket by from 800 t"
1900 majority
In the state, Circlevlle elected Repub
lican mayor and constitutional delegate.
and nearly all the ticket The Republi
ticket was elected in Shelby county. The
Democrats we've successful in Dayton,
Wooster, Chilicothe Marion, Crcstlnc
and Middletown The independent tick
ct was elected in lancaster.
COLUMBUS. April 8.
The returns Of yesterdays election
show that all Of the Democratic city tick
ct is elected by 10 majority. and the CIT,
solicitor by sill smaller ajority. Ba
Der aud K,ckley, Democratic "a aididates
Tor the constitutional conventions, are
both elected The Democrats elected
seven out Of eleven councilmen. The
council now stands: Democrats. 10 f; Re-
publicans s, independent 3.
A. r. STEWART.
NIw York, April g.
Alexander L. Stewart, though stated
by his physicians to be eonvalescent from
his severe ILLNESS, is believed to hav
spent yesterday in very critical condI
tion. His complaint is Brights disease