Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-11-10

twenty Republicans and twelve Dem
i ocrats TO the state Senate. The Dem.
0crats claim the election of seventy
members ofthe Assembly to fifty eight
Republicans.
/ NEW YoRK, Nov. 3.-The vote ii
this city 10 now complete. Returns
from eighteen out Of twenty-one AS
sembly Districts give the Democratic
state ticket majority of 22,567 on q
total vote Of 90, ,92l.
] NEW York, Nov. BROOKLYN,
which gives . majority OF over 6,OOC
for the Democratic State ticket, elects
the whole Of the Republican city
Iacssssss q. ,Sss z sIsss
II New York, Nov. IA special dis
patch to the Post dated at one o'clock
says the RepnblicKns estimate the
state vote as very close, with probably
i Democratic success.
/ ALBANY, Nov. 3-The Ereaiag
.Jou7ysal says the result on the State
ticket is close and still a matter OF
doubt. Our table shows an apparent
" small Democratic majority. The
Senate stands 81 Republicans to IL
Democrats. The Assembly stands 70
Republicans to 80 Democrats. This
may be changed by further returns,
bnt not materially.
ALBANY, Nov. 4.-The Evening
Journal says our table to-day makes
the State Democratic bya majority OF
between 5000 or 5000. The Senate
will stand % Republicans to 10 Demo-
Gratis, more than two.thirds majority.
The Assembly foots up ~ Republicans
and 56 Democrats, Q Republican ma.
jority Of 16. We have special advices
from almost every district.
| CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-Returns from ali
the city precincts but one aud from
the country towns in this county, with
but few exceptions, and which will
not materially alter the result OF the
vote for county Treasurer, have been
received. Huck, Republican candidate,
received 30, ,l04 votes Keelay, Demo-
crat, 8,S75, and Hessing, Opposition,
23,SS5. For County Commissioners,
10 the city, the vote has been very
close. and the entire official count will
be necessary to determine the result.
| Il SCENE ct present that Johns, Re-
publican candidate, is defeated by .
considerable majority, and that both
OF the Democratic candidates are
slightiy ahead OF Nelson.
In the county towns the Repnb-
licans have, with one exception, elect
ed the candidates for County Com
missioners. Walcott, for County Sur
veyor. has run far ahead of his oppo-
nent, Seymour, the Democratic candi-
date and Healy, Republican candidate
for Clerk Of the Superior Court defeats
Finerty by nearly 1900 majority. The
vote was the largest ever polled in the
county.
/ CAIRO, Ills., Nov. 81 A.. Reeves,
Republican. 10 probably elected Treas-
urer by small majority. G. w.
Simmons is elected Commissioner by
large majority. Party lines were
not closely drawn aud the election
was very quiet ONE.
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MaSSACaUsETTS.
BosToN, Nov. 3.-Three hundred
and thirty-two cities and towns, with
nine TO hear from, give Rice $4,000,
Gaston 1850; Baker S,9il; Adams
t1,774.
NEW JERSEY.
New JERSEY, Nov. 3-New Jersey
Legislature stands Senate IL Republi-
can, 3 Democratic; House 81 Repub-
iican, 90 Democratic.
TRENTON, Nov. 3.-The Republicans
elect i've ont Of eig hit Senators chosen
this year in New Jersey. Thirteen
Senators hold over, and seven of them
are Republicans and six Democrats,
giving the Republicans q majority Of
three.
WlkCONSlN.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 3.-Retnrns this
morning make II certain that the Re-
publicans have elected I.udiugton and
the whole state ticket by majorities,
ranging from two to i've thousand,
and carried the Legislature by thirty
majority on joint ballot.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. a.-Returns re-
ceived up to this hour (midnight)
show that Ludington, Republican, is
elected Governor by about 4,000 ma
jority, The balance of the Republi-
can ticket is likely elected, though
there is some doubt about Baltz, for
Treasurer.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 4-Thc returns
from remote towns received to-day,
are generally unfavorabie to the Re-
publicans. 1t will require official can
yass to determine the result sbsolute-
tly. Ludington, Republican candidate
for governor, 10 likely elected by 1000
majority. The rest ofthe Republican
ticket 10 likely defeated. The com.
plcxion Of the Legislature Is doubtful.
MlsslSslPPI
JACKSON. Nov. 3.-Thc Democrats
have swept the State, elccting their
ticket in almost every county. They
have about 30 lnajority in the House
and 8 or in the Senate. The DEMO-
crats elect the entire Congressional
delegation, with the possible eNcep-
tion of the 9th district, and returns
indicate success IN that.
MARNLAND.
hALTIsioRF, Nov. 3.--Returns from
the county tonight are still incom-
plete, but are sufficiently full to dr.
cidp a q IN thu rao,,lt -, <hn CsaSn 8. L.
ct and in the complexion of the Leg
islature. Oftwenty three counties in
the State, Mr.. Carroll has carried ten
by an aggregate majority of 3,7OO.
leaving three counties to be heard
from, which cannot affect the general
result. For the Senate the Demo-
Gratis elected nine aud the Republic
aus three, with three counties To be
heard from. For the House the DEM
ocrats elect tiftv-six and the Renub-
licans twenty three, with i've distriets
to hc heard Nom.
ST. rAuI, MINI. Nov. 5.--Rev. s.
Y. McMasters, ID. u. T.. Il. D., Rector
/ of Christ Church in this city, well
known In Protestant Episcopal
Ssi"aNbi sStitite tArOV&itout the cOull-
try, died lastnight after u long and
painful sickness.
Returns from tile State election
tcontin,le TO be favorable To the RE-
lpnblicans 50 far as the State ticket is
concerned. The Republicans claim
10000 10 $4,000 majority for all the
State candidates, except Treasurer.
who will probably have l(kn ta .A0D0
majority.
Retnrns are as Yet laeagre, but the
Democrats appear to hayc gained, so
| far, fpyH or five members OF the Legs
Eislatssre. This, il not offset by Re-
publican gains, will make the Legis-
latnre very close.
Navigation on the Red River of the
North was closed last night by cold
weather. Several steamboats, are re-
ported frozen UP hetweea Morehead
aud Winnepeg ' Z
RocRZsgsR. N. Y., Nov. y - Horatio
Hackste D. H., PrOfesscr OF Rheturic
in the Theological Seminary, died TO-