Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-09
THE STATE ELECTIONS.
Last Nights TeIegrams.

MARYLAND-The republicans have won the
day in Allegany, Washington, Frederick and
Cecil counties OF this state, and have been de-
feated in Anne Arundel. As far as heard from.
they have elected one senator and fourteen
members OF the House of Delegates. The sena-
tor is from Frederick-Dr. Lewis H. Steiner
and the members of the House of Delegates
comprise five from Frederick, four from Allie
gany, three from W Washington, one from Cecil
and one from Caroline. The present democratic
senatorial lncumbents from Cecil and Allegany
hold over for two years more, and are not AFFECT
ed by the change of public sentiment in their
counties Dispatches from Frederick claim that
Richard i. Bowie, esq, republican or independ-
ent, has been elected chief Judge OF the sixth
district, over Joseph III. Bradley, ST., democrat,
OF montgomery county, by 800 majority. The
sixth Judicial district is composed Of Frederick
and Montgomery counties. In the third judicial
district-composed of Baltimore and Hartford
counties-Jsmes ID. Waters, esq, democrat, is
elected as associate judge, over ex-Judge John
Ill. Price, independent. Mr.. Waters majority
in Hartford is about 40, and in Baltimore county
j ,21e- In the fourth judicial district-compris-
ing Allegany and Washington counties-Ceoroe
Sehley, esq, the democratic conservative can
didaIe, has been defeated by George A. Pearce,
esd, the republican candidate, who is elected
by over 600 majority.
NEw YoEK.-Al the fifteen anti-tammany
aldermen are elected in New York city, and fif-
teen anti-tammany and six tammany ;,ssistan
aldermen. The Albany EueniRg Journal saw,
the Legislative list stands: Senate-republicans
a; democrats, 6; reform democrats, 2. Assem-
~.
dt mocrats, 3. The complete vote for aldermen
In New York stands: Tammany, A sol; anti
tammany, 72, 500.
VIIGINLA.-Returns indicate that the house
OF delegates viii be about the same political
complexion as the last, which was over two
thirds conservative. The republicans have prob-
ably gained one or two senators. In Alexandris
CITY and Jefferson and Arlington township,
and Neale's majority over Seaton, Gs The dele
gates elected, therefore bare s. Chapman Neale
con-, and Allan Pearce, rep.
NEW JERsRY.-A Trenton dispatch saws: W,
inquire the Legislature as follows:-Senate re-
publicaRs IL, democrats 9; Assembly. repuh,i.
cans 81, democrats q; republican majority on,
loint ballot, Ia gain Of 3. Parker's majorit,
VIII be about COO. 80
., IaaINo5soMsdills majority in Chicago is
"hre-proof' aldermen and Eve opposition art
elected. Beverage, for Congress- has abou,
Geo majority in the city of Chicago and 500
KANsAs.-The entire republican ticket was
elected in Atchison county by majorities from
TO to 500. In Dauphin, Nenlaha and Marshall
counties the republicans elect their officers.
MISsEsoTA--Goyernoi Austin, rep, runs be.
hind his ticket, but ID probably elected By 10 .OOl
majority. st. Paul and Ramsey county give
Young, DEM, for Governor, 80 majority vhiIe
Buch, dem, for Lieutenant Governor, has 5ls
majority.
.ALABAMA.-Hon. Samuel r. Rice. ex.iudee
OF supreme Court, is defeated for the Leeisls,
ture by Knox, republican, by over 5000 major
ity. The election for sheriff and other COUNTY
omcers In Mobile, resulted In an average demo-
cratic majority Of about 1000.
MIssIssIPPI.-The republicans have carriad
the state by majority Of probably Is 900. The
popular vote Of the contest was for the lover
House OF the Legislature. The majority for
either party can not be more than or & Bcsh
parties claim It. The Senate Is Conceded To he
republican by ~ or Is majority. ~ "
- They have Just cot rid OF the smaIl-,,o, 4.