Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-11-07
GLORY HALLELUJERUNI!
ALABAMA.

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county of Mobile are Democratic by
about 1900 majority. Two riots were
quelled easily-two negroes killed.
MONTGOMERY, November 3.-Brad-
ford (Dem. is elected to Congress in the
Third District-a Democratic gain.
ARKANSAS.
MONTGOMERY, November Although
gains are reported to insure the election
of the Democratic State ticket by from
5000 to 10000 majority. Five Demo-
cratic Congressman are certainly elected
probably two others. There is
Democratic majority in the Legislature.
Most OF the negroes voted the Demo-
cratic ticket.
AUGUSTA, November 3.-Alexander
H. Stevens is elected to Congress in the
Eight h District, almost unoppcsed.
Chandler dem. }, in the Fifth, and Nc
MILAN Dem. }, in the Ninth, are elected
to Congress by large majorties. Blout,
in the Sixth, Cook, in the Third, FELTON,,
in the Seventh--all Democrats-a
elected to Congress. There appears to
be no doubt that the Georgia delegation
to Congress will be entirely Democratic.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, November 3.-Returns from
the city of Chicago and Cook County
are still incomplete. Enough is known
to secure the election of the Opposition
county ticket by majority probably of
5000, but the Republicans, it is con-
ceded. re-elect Farwell in the Third
District, and probably elect Smith in
the First District. Returns from the
State at midnight indicate the following
result: For Congress in the Fourth
District, Hurlburt (Rep,) is reelected;
Fifth, Burchard (Rep.) is reelected;
Sixth, Henderson (Rep.) elected; Sew
enth, Campbell (Dem.) elected; Eight
Fort probably elected; Ninth, Whiting,
(Rep.) elected; Tenth, Bagley Dem. }
elected; Eleventh, Wike Dem. elected;
Twelfth, springer Dem.) probably
elected; Thirteenth is close with
chances in favor of Stephenson Dem. y;
Fourteen, Cannon Rep.) reelected;
Fifteenth, Eden Dem reelected; Six
teenth, Sparks dem. probably elected;
Seventeenth, Morrison (Dem.) re-
elected; Eighteenth, Hartsell (Dem. }
elected; Nineteenth, Anderson lind. J
elected. The Republican State ticket
ticket is undoubtedly elected, but it is
impossible to say by what majority.
KANSAS.
ST.. LOUIS, November 3.-There are
but few returns from Kansas, and these
do not indicate any result.
| KENTUCKY.
| LOUISVILLE, November 3.-Returns
come in slowly from the State, but the
dispatches to the Courier-Journal show
Democratic gains all through Kentucky.
It is probable that the Democrats have
made q clean sweep-electing all ten
Congressman.
LOUISIANA.
New ORLEANS, November 3.-Addi-
tional returns favor the Conservatives.
The indications are that they elect five
| Congressman and State Treasurer.
The Democrats now claim the election
of 6S members of the Legislature--55
being majority.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, November 3.-OBrien
(Dem.) is elected to Congress in the
Third District by 4, 453 majority, and
Swami, (Dem.) by 3,424 in the Fourth
District; Thomas (Dem.) is elected in
the Sixth District by $50 majority. In
the First Congressional District, Thomas
(Dem. } is elected; in the Second Dis
trict Roberts DEM; in the Fifth,
Nenkle (Dem.); in the Sixth it will
take the official court to decide.
! MASSACHUSETTS.
BosroN, November 3.---Gaston's cleo
J ton is conceded on all sides, with o
probable majority of from 5000 to g.
600. Frost's election in the Fourth
District is claimed but it will be very
close. Butler is badly beaten, Thomp-
son having a majority of 1,051, with
only one small town to hear from.
Banks made clean sweep of the Fifth
District, Gooch not carrying single
town except his own. Williams and
Alexander are also defeated by small
maiorities. Aver is defeated in the
Seventh District. The following results
of the Congressional election may be
accepted as positive: First District,
Burlington (Rep.) elected by large
majority, Second, Harris (Rep.) elected
by full majority; Third, Pierce (Rep.)
elected by reduced majority; Fourth,
Frost Rep.) elected by 10 majority;
Fifth, Banks Hnd.) elected by 5000
majority; Sixth, Thompson beats But
Ter by at least 800; Seventh, Tarbox
dem elected by 1000 majority;
Eight, Warren CDem.) elected by q
large majority; Ninth, Howe (Rep.)
ELECTED by II majority, Tenth, Teeley
Ind elected by $40 majority; Eley-
enth, Chaplin Dem.) elected over
Alexander. In the Legislature the
House will be Republican and in favor
of license. The Senate is about equally