Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-11-14
TIE L EGR APHrc.
LATER FROM THE ATLANTIC srnr
Election Returns.

Election Returns.
CHICAGO, November 9.--The lr;bv,e
tomorrow will publish official returns
from seventy-two counties, which rive
the following vote: For Treasurer
Rigeway Rep.), 10.501; e rroll (Dem.l
GG,31S. For Governor-Nnd.) }, SIS. S4S:
Simpson {Prohib.), l. 431. For Super,
intendent of Public Instruction-Powell
(Rep.) 1851; Etter Opp, 12O. 7GO:
Potter tFrohib.), 600. Of the remain.
ing thirty counties, twenty-five gave
Democratic majoritles. Cook County is
not included in the above figures.
ST.. Louis, November 8.-The Demo-
craf has official retarns from forty-seven
counties and reported majorities in =
forty-one other counties in the State
which give Harden (Dem. )for Governor.
n majority of 33,3OI. The same coun-
ties gave Woodson 81, $50 in 1872
The remaining twenty-six counties in
the State gave Woodson 1892 majority
two years age.
AUGUSTA, November Ga Eey West
dispatch says the Cubans voted for the
Republican candidate, thus defeating;
Henderson DEM for Congress in the
First District. Walls (Rep.) has been
elected over Finley DEM in tho
Second District. The Democrats will
have majority of 90 in the Legislature.
CHICAGO, November 1.-The Tribune
this morning figures the result of the
Legislative election in Illinois as fol-
lows: Senate--Rcpublicans 25; Demo-
Gratis, %; Independents, 3. House
Republicans, 81; Democrats, G.; indie
pendcnts, %. Ridgeway Rep.) is pro-
badly elected State Treasurer through q
division of the opposition vote between
Gore lind. and Carroll (Dem.)
ATcHIsoN, Kan, November Tile
State vote from 81 districts elects
twenty-four Democrats, two Republi-
cans and two Rcfornors to the House,
and nineteen Republicans and thirteen
Democrats and Reformers to the
Senate.
New ORLEANS, November S.-The
Democrats will celebrate their victories
in the North by grand Examinations,
to- morrow night. The Committee Of
Seventy have resolved THAT this COM
mittoe invite the people of Louisiana to
meet at their respective places of wor-
ship on Thursday, the 10Th of Novem-
Der, to return thanks to Almighty God
for their deliverancc from political bon
dage." ..-.
ST. LOUIS, November THE reported
maiorities from sixty-thrce coun-
ties, embracing the most populous and
heaviest Democratic counties, gave Har-
don (Dem.), for Governor $4,000 ma
iority. The Democrats claim ma
ioritv in the State Senate of 25, and in
the House of IS.
MONTGOMERY, November 9-Tho
Democratic majority in the State is 49,
O00. Six Democratic Congressman are
elected. There will he thirty majority
on Joint ballot in the Legislature. AL
exander White and other prominent
Republicans are i'll caucus here, for
what purpose is unknown.
TALLAHASSEE, November 9.-The latest
returns show that Pu"nam (Rep.), for
Congress, in tho First District, is elected
by from 500 to 200 minority. 1t will
require the official vote to decide. the
result in the Second District, although
it is beloved Walls (Rep.) is elected.
The Senate is tic The Republicans
claim tho Legislature by majority OF
three on joint ballot.
ST.. PAUL, Nov.--10.-Very nearly
complete returns from the late election
in this State show that the Republican
State ticket is elected by over 900.
The Legislature is Republican by q on
joint ballot, but in this count are in
cluded several Independent Republic
cans and anti-monopolists, whose votes
are uncertain.
ATcHIsoN, Kan, Nov. 10.-Official
returns from SO counties, and accurate
returns from tho remaining sixteen,
show that Osborno's majority for Gov
ernor will be about IA, 1872.
Candidates for Speaker.
New YoRK, November 9.-The names
most frequently used by Democrats in
connection with tho Spoakership of the
next House are Fernando Wood,
Samuel Randall Of Pennsylvania and
Kerr of Indiana.
Protest by tho Committee OF Seventy.
New ORLEANS, November 8.-The
Committee Of Seventy yesterday tele-
graphed to the President protesting
against the occupation Of the State by
Federal troops and requesting their
withdrawal, in view of the fact that
large number of negroes voted with the
Conservatives at the late election and
that pence and harmony are restored,
small pox Raging at Montreal.
MONTREAL, November 6. -Smnll-poxis
still increasing here. The Hotel Dieu
and the general hospital are over
crowded. The Hall House, in New
Mountain Park, has been taken posses
sion of, and ten patients have been