Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-11-14
THE NEW WORLD.

A royal decree has been promulga re-
leving General Won Room of the Presidency of
the Prussian Ministry, and appointing Prince
Bismarck in his place, and Herr Camphauser,
Minister of Finance, Vice-Presdent.
In Paris, ON the 10th, committee repre-
senting the French residents of San Francisco,
Cal, presented Theirs with an address. The
ex-President, in replying, said that the Mon
archists had suffered a check, and that Con-
servative Republic was assured.
The recent municipal election in Chicago
was very exciting one, and resulted in the
triumph of what was styled the "People's
Ticket" as opposed to the "Citizen's Law
and Order" candidates. The victory is thus
with the anti-Sunday Liquor Law party. The
maiorties range from 5000 to 100000 Ell. d.
Colvin, agent of the United States Express
Company, is the new Mayor of the city. His
opponent was L. L. Bond, acting Mayor since
Mayor MedilIs departure for Europe.
1t was thought in Milwaukee on the evening
of the 4th that the Reformers had carried the
Wisconsin State election, and that Taylor's
majority for Governor would be about 5000.
The returns also indicated that the Democrats
and Reformers had carried the Legislature.
The Anti Monopolists elected their tickets
in several counties in Illinois and Kansas at
the recent elections.
The Conservative ticket in Virginia is elected
by large majority
The Democratic majority in Baltimore is
about 13, 600 The State is also Democratic.
The New York election has resulted In a
victory for the Democrats. The Tammany
Democrats carried the city by majority of
$4,000 to 10000. S. s. Cox is elected to Con-
gress to fill the unexpired term of the late
Congressman Brooks. The Democrats and
Liberals claimed the State on the night of the
election by $4,000 to $4,000 majority.
A Washington dispatch of the 4th says At
torney- General Williams had ''received tele-
gram from Governor Kellogg, saying that the
military in Grant Parish, La. aiding the civil
authorities to arrest the perpetrators of the
Colfax massacre, did not arrive until after the
Grant Parish outrage is alleged to have taken
place. The telegram also says that the latest
advices indicate that the outrage is a fabrica-
ton" A New Orleans dispatch of the same date
says: "The account of the Grant Parish out
rage, telegraphed hence November 1, as shown
by all accounts, was perpetrated after the ar
rival there Of the Metropolitans, and had been
papers of the proceedings of the public meet
ing held in Alexandria to consider the subject.
The above facts should have been known to
Kellogg when he sent his dispatch of the 4th
to Attorney General Williams"
1t having become OBVIOUS that the strength
of the Canadian Ministry was falling off, and
that the first test vote in Parliament would re-
suit in their defeat, Sir John A. Macdonald
forestalled this result on the 5th by announc-
ing that the Ministry had rendered their resig-
nations, which had been accepted by the Gov
ernor General, and that Mackenzie had been
sent for to form new Government.
Returns received on the morning of the 9th
indicated that the Republicans would have a
majority in the New York Legislature. The
Democratic State ticket is elected by decided
majority.
Mrs. L. L.. Stanton, mother of the late
Edwin M. Stanton, died on the 5th, after a
short illness, at the residence of her daughter
in New Brighton, Pa, aged eighty years.
The New Jersey Senate stands IA Republicans
and Democrats; the Assembly 80 Republi-
cans and 2S Democrats.
All but twenty four towns in Massachusetts,
give Washbum (Rep.) for Governor, TO- IT'S
NO0OSS oAu 0dSlOu \DCIu.l oiSol~s A4hSfSh DOAAA
ocrats are elected to the Senate and sixty to
the House. N. P. Banks is elected State SEN
ator over his Republican competitor
The total vote in Chicago this year for Mayor
is 47,311, against 42S5S for President last year,
and $4,000 for President in 1868. Colvin's ma
jority for Mayor is 1926, and o'Hara for
Treasurer, over Gage, present incumbent is
1O065
The Kansas City Times of the 5th has re-
turns from seventy-seven of one hundred Leg
islative districts in Kansas, showing the cleo
tion of ffty-four Opposition members to
twenty-three Republicans. An Opposition
majority was claimed on joint ballot.
A Milwaukee (Wis.) telegram of the 5tl
says the Reformers claimed 5000 to 1O,OO(
majority in the State. The Senate was nearly
tie, with three districts to hear from. TIL,
Reformers have a large majority in the AS
sembly. The vote in Milwaukee for Governo
was; Taylor (Reform) s,623; Washburn (Rep.)
2,275
a Toronto (canada) dispatch of the 9th say