Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-10
ELECTION RETURNS.
VI RGINIA.

VIRGINIA.
The eth District-MckenEie's Chances
Good.
Special 10 The Erenirg lSar.
The following dispatch, from Hon. Lewis
Mckenzie, indicates that his chances are i'm
proving:
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov. 10, ls.o.-Edr
WasasngfoR Star My majority in London is t~a
hundred and rInety- -four, instead OF one hum
al. McKxSzIs,
HoHman's Majority 3O-O0O-Tbe As.
sembiy In Doubt
BY Associated Preul
NEW YORK, Nov. ia-The latest election re-
turns DO not materially change Hoffmans ma
The II DUNE claims the Assembly as republi-
can by four majority, though several DISTRICTS
on both sides are still in doubt.
Vi0lators Of the Congressional Law
neIeassd = BALL:
port yesterday Afternoon received bail in four
thousand dollars each for Police Justice Cox
and Police Captain McClurg, charged with con-
spiracy to defeat the Congressional election
laws.
The Democrats have Elected Three.
Probably Four, Congressmea.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Nov. Io.-About half the
otate IL occu utAI0 from, Including the most
Of the republican stronghold. The democrats
have overcome the majority OF Grant OF 4.2Io.
and have gone beyond it The remainder of the
State will 60 largely democratic, The demo-
Gratis have elected three, probably four, Con-
gressmen, and large majority of the House of
Representatives. No election for State Senator.
As far IS heard, there was not q disturbance o.
any kind At any election place in the State.
KENTUCKY.
The Sth and eth Districts SIM I'm
Louisville, Nov. e.-Returne from the sth
and 9th districts have not yet been received. IL
IL thought that Adams h elected i'm the sth dis
uict. The republicans claim the defeat OF
Rice, dem, in the 9th district. II will be seye-
raj days before the official returns eau be re-
ceiyed from these districts. The republicans
poiled i:I7s cut Of the l0,co0 votes cast in this
city. The voting Population OF the city is est
mated at 1000, showing an unusually small
soie. Two negroes have been arrested for ille-
gal voting yesterday.
Fitch, Republican. Reelected 60 Con.
Eress-DemOcratfc Governor Elect.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 9.-Tbe result of tbe
election in Nevada is doubtful.
The election Of Bradley, the democratic car
didate for Governor, is conceded.
Fitch, Representative for Congress has car
ried the State BY . small majority. The repub-
hcan State ticket, with the exception of Tower
nor, is probably elected.
MICHIGAN.
eS..c. 900 sep.S1; :ssi Mni.rI E,ee e.
the ssase-Repablicsn legislature
DETROIT. Nov. s-Returns come in very
slowly, owing TO the severe storms and the hal
state OF the roads. The republican State ticket
ls elected by 9o,oo0 majority. waldron, repub-
hcan, y elected To Congres. in the LIST district
BY COO to DO majority; Stoughton, rem, il
elected in the ID by 900 70 400; Blair, rep in
the Sd by 500 to 5000; Ferry, rep, I'm the f.h
py suVe 10 I0;"vi ana Cenger. rep, IN the 5th,
dem. defeats briggs by upwards Of 2,0)o major
ty. The republicans will have a majority OF
about forty in the Legislature, thus insuring
United States Senator.
ARKANSAS.
Hanks, DEM, Eiectez I'm the lsa Dis
trtct.
MEMPHIS, Nov. "a special 10 the zpp,ai
from Clarendon, Arkansas, says that Hanks
majority over Roots, rep, for Congress, in the
LIST Arkansas district, is 5000. Citizens are
firing salutes in celebration OF Judge Hanks
election.
Two Democrats and One Republican
MEMPHIS, Nov. 1o.-A special dispatch from
Little Rock claims the election of Hanks dem,
in the LIST Arkansas district, by 1000 majority.
IL is believed that Snyder, rep, is elected in the
"a district, and Edwards, dem, in the Sd.
>o~
Members Of Congress Elect,
The following is a list OF members of Congress
reported to have been elected on Tuesday, in
the States named:
NEW YORK;, Dwight Townsend, dem: ..
Thomas Kinsella, dem; 3, Henry w. Slocum,
dem; 4, X. B. Roosevelt, dem; B, William II
Roberts. dem; 8, Samuel s. Cox, dem; Z, Smith
nando Wood, dem; 10, jackson n Potter, dem:
II, Charles st. John, rep-Rain; IL, John II.
Ketcham, rep; Is, Joseph II. Tuthili, dem; Il,
sain s xnd s %i HsSsn rep en- ~ as%
Elizur II. Prlndle, rep; 20. Clinton L. Merriam,
Tsp n.;Ia E I.n kso1 Hsii. rep william
John z: sesley, rep; IS, William Il: Lamport,
WaIemsn rem: &C. %iIIism Wil,sn. a S. seth
gain; 81, walter L. Sessions, rep.
ILLLNo,s.IAt large, John A; Logan, rep; I.
G Co1ih ,. b. 5ep sShn E. rs.ns
rep; 4, John B. Hawley, rep; S, Stevens, ind.
DEM; 6, Burton Q. Cook, rep; Z, Jesse
h. Moore, rep; s, James g. Robinson, dem
7. Rice, dem; II, Samuel s. Marshall, dem IL,
John b. Hay, rep; 10, John NJ. Crebs, dem.
MIcHIaAN.-1, Henry waldron, rep; 2, Will
nan Tb I Sto1ghtS1 REP ASs. f. Gcp 1sp
Eis Ssssa Msri b: ounnen. rep; 2,
NsvADA.-Thomss Fitch, rep.
RHODE IsLAND-l, Benjamin 7. Eames, rep;
2, James II. Pendleton, req.
rep; ., Chsrles a. Eidridge, dem; S, Phiietus
Sawyer, rep; g, Jeremiah n. Rusk, rop.
Missouri, Erastus Wells, DEM; Q O. A
(. william 4. Gilmore. lii; 8, George A. kmi,t'
lib; g. A Comngo. deo.; Z, Isaac O. Parker'
rep; 8, James g. Blair, lib; 8, Andrew King.
KENIrcKr.-1. EDWARD Grassland: 2. H.rrv
u. McHenry; 3, Joseph H. Lewis; q, Wiiliam
Reed; ), Boyd Winchester; 6, William =. Archsr.
I, I, james b: Beck; 8, George n. Adams; .. John
MARyLAKD-i, Samuel Hamble.an. 0 S,.
yenson Archer; 3, Thomas Swami: a. q -,
hltchie; 8, w. NJ. Merrick. An democrsls. "a
vIRsrHIA.-l, John Crlchter. dam: 2. J.a
d. riaft, IT., rep; 3, Charles II. Porter, a.;
I, w. n. H. StoWell, rep; 8, X. +. W. Dasa,
Gem; :, John z. Harris, dem.; Z, L. ". BRAY
Son, dem; s, William Terry, dem. For ;hs