The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-10
photographic,
First Edition.
ELECTIONS.
VARIOUS REPORTS FROM DIFF
FERENT STATES.
OFFICIAL RETURNS COMING IN

ST. Louis, Nov. s.-The Democrat has
the Official and reported returns from 60
counties. This state gives Grant 2s,957,
Greeley 4O,2ss; Grecley's majority
1881. Henderson 1851, Woodson
4s,766; majority for Woodson l3,204'
The same psper classes the senste--Repub-
licans 10, Democrats Is, Liberals 3, and
the house-Republicans ~, Democrats 10,
Independent I, undetermined Z. The
Republican prints the Official and unofii.
cial returns from 81 counties, rs follows /:
Greeley 6s,l9I Grant 36,ss7; majority
for Greeley 22,3O7. II clnims for the
senate IL Republicans and 20 opposition /;
for the house AZ Republicans and SO oppo-
sition majority on joint ballot SO. Re-
turns 90 far indicate that the congressional
delegation will stand thus: First district
Stanard, Republican, Second Wills, Dem
ocrat, Third Stone, Democrat, Fourth
Hatcher, Democrat, Fifth seay, Republi-
can, sixth Ravens, Republican, Seventh
Crit.enden, Democrat, Eighth Comings,
Democrat, Ninth Parker, Republican,
Eleventh CLARK, Democrat Twelfth
Glover, Democrat, Thirteenth Buckner,
Democrat.
SAN Francisco, Nov. s.-Tho election
In this state and Nevada Is very signia-
cant. In the state Cogen, the candidate
Of the railroad monopoly, is defeated by
Lutterel by five hundred. He ran three
thousand eight hundred and nins,y.eghi
behind his ticket. Page, another railroad
candidate who Is elected, ran behind
Grant over four thousand in the Southern
railway district, which named both csndi-
dates in this city the question was taken
GU, Of politics. kendall, in Nevada, who
has good record against monopoly, was
elected, although Dsmoc II, and the state
10 two thousand for Grant, and J. p. Jones,
opposed to railway monopoly, secures q
place 10 the United States senate.
CHICAGO. Nov. 9.-Returns from all
the coiniies in Illinois, official and re-
ported give Grant . majority Of 1884,
Oglesby for governor and Beveridge for
lieutenant governor ran abou; 10000 be.
hind Gram. The res, Of Republican state
tickle, is elected by same msjori,y as for
president. A Springfield special says the
Republicans will hsvs 81 msjori,y on
join, ballot in the Legislature.
NASHVILLE, Nov. O. Further election
returns received this morning make il
certain that Brown is reelected governor
by from 1900 to 1000 majority. Greeleys
majority will be about $780, Wbitthorhe,
Democrat, 10 reelected in the Sixth
district instead Of Gibbs, Republican.
The Republicans and Independents have
. majority in the legislature.
MONTPELIER, W. Nov. 9.-Returns Of
the presidential vote in all but7 towns give
Grant 1894, Greeley 1906, OConor
ss2; same towns in 1858 gave Grant
1880 Seymour ll,s76.
NEW ORLEANS Nov. 9-For,y.eigh.
parishes outside of Orleans, gives Grant q |
ne, majority Of 9,ll4, in the parish Of
Orleans l0,70S. All the votes counted, |
give Greeley . net majority Of 46s3 !
Grants net majority, as far As heard from
10 AL. Kellogg outside Of the city, runs
nearly 1000 behind Grant. Total vote Of
the parish Of Orleans 10 $1,000.
GALVESTON, Nov. 9.--Rsturns too |
meagrs to give with certainly. Result Of
state conceded TO Greeley BY 10000 The !
entire congressional delegation generally |
conceded, Giddings being only one in
doubt. Democrats claim two.thirds in the |
house and majority in senate. Democrat.
ic majority in Galveston county, is l, leo. !