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Alabama.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. S.-Graut carried
Alabama by 1000 to 5000 majority The entire
republican state ticket is elected by small ma
jority. -Four, and probably five, representatives
are elected to congress. The legislature is
doubtful, but four votes will cover the majority
either way.
Arkansas.
LITTLE Rock, Nov s. - The election of
Hodges trep) in the first district is conceded by
$500 majority Snyder (rep0, in the second
district, is reelected by 1900 majority. Gunter
(dem.) is elected in the third district by about
1000 majority. Returns from half the state
give Baxter (rep.) $500 majority. His election
is thought certain, as also the entire republican
state ticket with possibly one or two exceptions.
The Legislature IS republican.
California.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. S-Complete returns
have been received from only seven counties.
Grants majority thus far is 1851. CLAYTON,
Page, Luttrall and Houghton are elected to
congress.
Georgia.
ATLANTA, Nov S.-Seyenty-four counties,
polling sixty thousand votes, give Greeley Il
majority of 5621. The vote for O'Conor in the
seventy-four counties only reaches 1864. Glenn
(dem.) for congress is defeated in the fifth dis
trict by a small majority. Freeman (rep.) for
congress is elected; Young (dem.) for congress
is elected from the seventh district; Bell (dem.l
from the ninth, Wright tdem.l from the eighth,
Harris (deml from the sixth, and BiOunt tdeml
from the fourth. Rawls tdcu) is probably
elected in the first district.
Indiana.
INDIANAPoLIs Ind, Nov. S.-0acial returns
from p counties, with reported aud estimated
maiorites from the other y, give Grant y 1874
majority.
Kentucky.
NEW YORK, Nov. S.--A Louisville dispatch
says that thirty eight counties in Kentucky give
Grant gain Of 5,275 over last year Greeley's
majority will be small, if any. The republicans
gain two congressman.
Louisiana.
New ORLEANS, Nov. s Returns, unofficial,
from iOrty-four parishes outside OF New Orleans
give the republicans net majority of Gli3
Same parishes in 1870 gave net republican
majority of 10 ,4S9. The remaining eight par
ishes, in 1870, gave net democratic majority Of
1872 About one-fOurth Of the city vote is count.
ed, and gives the liberals a net majority Of 1884
The liberal state ticket is undoubtedly elected.
Maine.
AUGUSTA, Nov. Sat the Kennebec Journal
office, the official returns from 3lj towns show
a majority for Grant of %, 1926.
Michigan.
New YORK, Nov. SIS. d. Benham, chair
man Of the republican state committee, tele-
graphs that Michigan has gone 50 600 majority
for Grant gain Of 20, 900 since 1868, and elect
ed all the republican congressman. Every
county in the state is republican. The le9isa-
ture is nearly unanimously republican; not q
Greeley republican has been elected TO any office
in the state.
MaryIaDd.I
BALTIMORE, Nov. S.-Further returns received
to-day from counties on the eastern shore place
beyond doubt the election Of Wilson (dem.) IN
the first congressional district by over 500 ma
jority. The delegation stands four democrats
and two republicans. Corrected returns re-
ceived tonight, reduce the Greeley majority in
the state to less than 1900.
Missouri.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. S.-Complete returns for
this county give Greeley 19,4j3, Grant 16 sos;
Greeley's majority 2755 O'Conor polled 1886
votes. WoodsOn, (dem.) for governor 1862;
Henderson, (rep) 1892; Woodson's majority,
2090. Of the county ticket the republicans
elected their circuit Judge, county marshal pub
lie administrator, assistant circuit attorney,
superintendent OF schools, one county Judge,
and have one state senator out of three and five
representatives out of fourteen. The contest
for sheriff is very close, Taylor (dem.)
beating Mcclure (rcp.) by only fourteen
votes The three congressional districts in
the county stand thus: For Stanard (rep)
5271, Grosyenor (liberal 5l29; second, Wells
(dem) S26S, Bryson (rep) 1901; third, Stone
(dem) $751; Hilton (rep) 1859, Mcbride (indepen-
dent DENY 1892 The Democrat this morning
estimates the legislature as follows: Senate, re-
publicanS 10, democrats Is, liberals 3; house,
republicans 50, democrats 81, independent /, un-
determined II. The Republican says official
and reported returns of seventy-one counties
give Greeley majority of 1924, and that Jour-
nal expects that the remaining forty three coun-
ties will increase it not less than 10000.
Tennessee.
NEW YORK Nov. S.-A Knoxville dispatch
says that GreeeY'S majority will be very small
if any, in Tennessee. Maynard's plurality over
Cheatham for congressman at large is 10000
and over Andrew johnson 1000. The legiSa-
turc will be under the controlo of the republicans
and johnson men. Seven out of ten Of the con-
greSsmen elect are republicans.
NASHVILLE, Nov. S-Full returns from coun-
ties outside of East Tennessee, amounting to
about one-fourth of the state, give Greeley 1865
majority. In the same counties in 1870, Brown
(dem.) had 96j5 majority, democratic loss of
$3.50. Ii the democratic loss be no greater in
the remainder Of the state, Greeley's majority
would be about $4,000; but Grants, gains in
East Tennessee will probably reduce it to 900.
The increased vote in the counties heard from
over 1870 is about u 900. Freeman trep) for
governor, runs behind Grant and Maynard in
East Tennessee, and Brown (dem.) will proba-
bly, be reelected by a small majority though
Freeman is now 1910 votes ahead Additional
returns make no change in the speculations as
to the result for congressman.
Virginia.
A telegram from Col John b. MosbY, dated
WarrentOn, Va, says: Virginia has gone for
the Grant ticket"
RICHMOND, Nov. SIN sixty-eight counties
and cities heard from, the democrats lose II ,O5O,
while their gain is only 1920 Ifthe republicans
gain in the same ratio in the remaining counties,
Grants majority will be about 5000. Present
estimates elect for republican congressman,
Smith, Platt, Stowell and Thomas, and possibly
Lever in the first district, who is opposed by
BraXton. The conservatives elect Hunter
Harris, White and Bowen.
speeches in Hartford by Jewell and