The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-04-10
TElEaRAPHlc DISPATCHES.
GENERAL NEWS.


DETROIT, April 6.-The election to-day
in this state passed off quietly. Besides
CITY and township officers, the electors
voted for justice of the supreme court and
regents of the university. Less than half
the full vote was polled in this citv, and n
very light vote was polled throughout the
state. In Detroit Morse, democratic can
didate for justice, received majority of
529S over Judge Cooley, republican and
prohibitionist. with one precinct to hear
from, which is strongly democratic One
hundred and eighty-four precincts heard
from in the state outside of Detroit, give a
democratic majority of 4207. At the cleo
ton last fall the same precincts gave re-
publican majority of 2225. At midnight
tonight the Free Press, democratic, claims
10, 200 majority, and the Post, republican,
conceds democratic victory.
Republican Gains in Ohio.
COLUMBUS, O., April 6.-Ths majority OF
walcutt, republican for mayor, will be
about 1000. Blaine carried the city by
572. The remainder of the ticket is elected
by nnajorities of from 700 to 500. Towns
within radius of fifty miles which have
been going democratic by small najorities
are reported republican.
CINCINNATI, April 6.-The city election
to-day was remarkably close. At O'Clock
the indications are that Amor Smith, Jr.,
republican candidate for mayor is elected by
q small majority. The remainder Of the
ticket is in doubt.
AClose E.sctisn.
DAYTON, O., April The democratic
city ticket was elected by 300 majority.
TOLEDO, April 6.--The municipal election
to-day was very close, and mixed ticket is
probably elected. .iaibridge, republican
candidate for mayor claims small majo
ity.
General Grants Condition.
Nrw YoRK, April 6.-E1-Senator Chaffee
left the house of General Grant between 10
and II o'clock. He said that the generals
voice was clear at times and husky at times,
according to the amount of mucus, and that
.le may live two or three days yet.
l2:45 P. M.-General Grant had quiet
morning in his easy chair, mapping ano
chatting by turns. Pulse 7s, and of goot
volume He has had no pain for severa
hours SHRADY.
AQuiet Afternoon.
$50 2. M-The afternoon has been
very quiet one for General Grant. he ha
been free from pain and dozed most of tn
time in a chair. He has taken uourishmen
regularly and we'll. I. Pulse y. with sigh
fluctuations J.H. DOUGLAS, NJ. D.
An unfayorable chsnge.
NEW. York, April T., 3:45 A. MA
unfavorable change has taken place in tn
condition of General Grant. Drs. Shrad
and Douglas have Just been sent for. Ger
eral Badeau, ex-senator Chaffee and Dl
Newman were also sent for at the sam
time. The indications are bad.
General Grant Checking.
A carriage was sent after DR.. Sands
hot haste. This is the first time DIR. Sand
has been sent for, and the supposition
that General Grant is choking, and that D
Sands has been called to perform trache'
my.
5A. M.-Dr. Sands has just arrived I
General Grants house with case of instr
ments. Senator Chatfes, U. s. Grant, Jr
and General Badeau, sent for in great hast
have also arrived.
A slight Hsmorrhage.
6A. M.-Gsneral Grant slept well till
A. NJ, when he awoke and took nouris
ment. Immediately after, in paroxys
Of coughing. he had slight hsmorrhaG
which ceased spontaneous in few m
msnts. Drs. Sands and Shrady were Sc
for, and found the general as quiet as usu'
having had no renewal of the hemorrhas
j. a. DOUGLAS, M. D..
GEORGE SHRADY, NJ. d.
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