Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-06

a heavy majority. Greeley. in Charleston, fails
about 500 behind SeymOur's vote.
Georgsa-3O,OOO majority for Greeley
The state has gone for Greeley by 80 900 ma
jority Rawls, dem., is probably elected to
Congress.
PARLIAMENTARY majority 800.
The estimated majority for Grant on partial
returns from the state Is 500. Part al retnrns
indicat to the election of Bloxham (liberal) for
Governor.
The returns are meagre, but indicate that the
state has gone for Greeley and the liberal state
ticket.
Mississippi-The State for Grant.
Forty-three towns give Grant $3.50 majority.
Cassidy, in the 9th district, is running ahead of
his ticket. In the other districts but little
scratching was done. Eg
Louisiana State for Greeley.
Unofficial returns from fourteen parishes give
Greeley majority of 1852, a net republican
gain of 2,sI9 since 1870. Sypher. of the 1st dis
trict; Sheldon, of the I'd; Darrali of the 81; and
Frank Morey, of the 5th, have all been elected;
4th district not heard from. Democratic fl cures
bring Kellogg to the city with 1900 majority.
Texas-NOt Done Voting, 80 4
All dispatches from Texas report the election
progressing quietly. 1t continues tomorrow
and next day. E-..s -
Arkansas-Grant's majority 1000.
The returns thus far indicate largely increased
najorities, and the election of the republican
ticket both national and state, by about 900
majority.
Kentucky-Greeley's Maj. 10 ,O0e.
Returns from this state, so far as heard from
indicate a light vote, compaI ed with the last
gubernatoris1 election. The republican vote is
generally full, while the democratic vote shows
a falling OFF of fully % per cent. Greeleys ma
1ority in the state will probably be less than
10000. Democratic congressman, it is believed,
are elected from every district.
MissOuri-DoubtfuI.
The democrats claim the election of Gros-
venor liberal, for congress, from the Sd district.
and Stone, democrat, from the 81 district.
r e republicans claim the election of Stanard,
for congress, from the 1st district, and Hilton
by plurality in the Sd district. Wells, democrat,
for congress, is elected in the I'd district. The
returns from the state are too meager to base
calculations upon. but scattering votes from
different parts of the state show rather larger
republican vote than was expected. The demo-
Gratis say their vote is smaller than they antici-
pateG
GeDnessee-SnaIi maj. for Greeley.
Governor Brown is reelected. Greeley will
carry the state, but by diminished majority.
Partial returns indicate the defeat of Andrew
johnson, and leave the race between Maynard
and Cheatnam, with chances in favor of May
nard for Congress at large. Grant will have
about 5000 majority in East Tennessee, and
Maynard about 5000. In the LIST congressional
district the contest is close between Carter
dem, and Butler, rep. Thornburg, the work.
is probable elected over Caldwell dem. In the
Sd district Crutchtield, rep. is ahead. The re-
suit is close. The probabilities favor Key,
dem. Harrison, rep, is probably elected to
Congress from the Nashville district.
OhiO-srants majority 10000.
Returns throughout the state indicate that
Grants majority will be from 1000 to 1900.
TIE estimated republican majority in Cincin-
natl Is 800; gain of about 2 900 over October.
Hamilton county, with the exception of the 4th
ward OF Cincinnati, gives republican gain of
a. and it is expected that the 4th ward will In
crease this to about 800. Toledo city gives
inf tout .sor.
to 200O. In the county the republican gain is
60 over October.
IIlinois-Large majority for Grant.
Partial returns up to a. N. give Grant IN
forty-one counties of Illinois outside Of Cook
county lo,s73 majority. O'Conor has a small
and scattering vote in forty-eight precincts. In
Chicago all yet heard from gives Grant 5000
majority. But few returns on the Congressman
have been received. The probability Is tina. the
republicans elect two out of three members
from Cook county. Harrison. dem, beats wari
in the % district Hurlbert, rep, is elected in
dne AN district; Marshall, dem, in the south
eTn part OF the state; Snapp in the 18th district:
Hawiey in the 9Th district; Burchard in the 5th
district: McNulta, from the 18th district, is
probably elected. OF the nineteen districts
twelve elect republicans.
lnsiiana-Grant's majority 10000.
Two hundred and seventy-five towns give a
net republican gain of 9 ,0S3. The majority in
INDIANAPOLIS city and county will be over 1000
The republican gain will be 100. The ajority
Michigan Grants majority go. 600.
Returns come in slowly, but the state will
undoubtedly give Grant 10000 majority. Rs-
turns cannot be had from the 1st Congressional
district TO night. Republicans are elected i'm all
the other districts. Entire Congressional dele
CATION elected without doubt.
IOwa-Granf's majority 900
The republican state central committee claim
the state by $1,000. All the repu blican Con-
gressmen are elected. although Cotton's district
lthe 2d) will be very close. Specials to the Des
Moines Register indicate IL at Iowa will give
| Grant from 80 600 TO 60 900 majority.
Wfsconsin-&rant's majority $4,000,
| to 20 600 majority, with large republican ma
| iority in the legislature. Six out OF eight Con-
gressmen elected are republicans.
Eansas-Grant's majority 30, 900.
Returns from the state show heavy republican
| gains The republican majority is from IS GOO
l to 80 600.
Nebraska-Grant's majority 10000.
Returns from all the pro ninent towns in the
| state show republican gain over October.
Grants majority win probably be 1000.
Nevada-Mai0rfty for Grant.
Nevada givesa majority for Grant. The re-
| suit Oh the legislative ticket is in doubt.
California-Majorfty for Grant.
William Sherman. secretary of the republican
state committee of San Francisco telecrapheti
TO the President that the state of Californis had
gone largely for Grant and carried three Con
gressmen. San Francisco is claimed for Grant
by LOO majority with "A precincts to hear from
The Colorado railroad subsidy scheme has been
defeated by an overwhelming majority.
0regOn-NO Bews.
NO returns have been received from Oregon,
but the state has undoubtedly gone for Grant.
THE HoRsR PLAGUE seems to have passed its
crisis in the north, and is gradually subsiding.
IN rs CT rs IN. al.