Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-05
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Election Returns-The Democrats Win
Everything.

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CHICAGO, November ith.-ln Alaba-
ma the Democrats claim five Congress
men. AT Eufala u serious riot oc-
Cured. Six whites were wounded,
one mortally; eight negroes killed
and twenty-nine wounded.
The Georgia Congressional Delega-
tion will be Democratic. a. Il.
Stephens is elected to Congress.
The Illinois Republican State
ticket is elected with Democratic
gains. All through Kentucky the
Democrats are successful; also in
Maryland by large majorities.
CASTOR, Democratic, is elected Gov
ernor of Massachusetts by 5000 MAJ
jority Thompson beats Ben Butler
by over 200 majority.
The Republican majority of Michi-
gan is about 5000. The Woman's
Suffrage Amendment to the Constitu-
ton is defeated.
A probable Republican victory has
been had III Minnesota on Congress
man.
Returns from Missouri leave the re-
suit very doubtful.
In New Jersey, Bedle, Democratic,
is elected Governor by 5000 majority.
Tilden's majority in New York is
10000.
The Democrats elect two-thirds of
their Congressman and have ma
jority of twentw-two in the Assem-
bly,.
Delaware elects Democratic Gov
ernor.
The Democrats elect all their Con-
gressmen from Texas.
Poland is defeated by Denison in
Vermont by large majority.
In Wisconsin the Republicans have
probably a small majority on Joint
ballot of the Legislature.I
Tennessee goes Democratic by about
10000.
NEW ORLEANS, November 3d.-The
returns indicate $4,000 majority in the
city. Gibson in the First and Ellis in
the Second Congressional Districts,
both Conservatives, go out of the city
with over 5000 majority each, and
their election is regarded as certain
by Conservatives.
Later advices claim the election of
Levy in the Fourth, Spencer III the
Fifth and Moore in the Sixth Congress
sional Districts, and concedng the
election of Durrell in the Third Dis
trict.
The Conservative State Committee
regard the election of Moncure, State
Treasurer as certain.
Seven Parishes heard from includ-
ing New Orleans, give Moncure over
$4,000 majority.
The Conservatives claim ten of the
eighteen State Senators and at least 60
members of the House. They elect %
Representatives in the city.
SHREvEPoRT, La, November 3d.
Nearly complete returns from all the
boxes in the Parish show Demo-
cratic majority of 629. Levy is elected
to Congress from this District. There
is heavy colored vote for the Con-
servatives. Three Democrats are
elected to the Legislature. Two pre-
cincts of Roster Parish give Demo-
cratic majorities.
NEW YORK, November 3d.-A re-
port has reached town that Coroner
Crocker and James O'Brien, the for
| mer q leader of Tammany in tho
| TWenty-nrsJ ward ana the latter an
outside candidate for Congress endors-
ed by the Republicans, had come in
conflict, when their respective adhe-
rents interfered and one of O'Brien's
friends shot a Crocker man
named John B. KeEnar dead. 1t is
reported that another man was wound
ed in the arm by pistol shot. Mr..
Crocker and three of his partisans
were arrested. O'Brien was also ar
rested, but afterward released.
Midnight - The Democratic State
Committee received the following dis
patch to-day:
NEW ORLEANS, November 3D.
We have carried the State by large
majority. The colored people in large
numbers voted openly and freely for
the Democratic and Conservative
tickets. Gibson, Ellis, Moore, Spen-
Ger and Levy are certainly elected
congressman and probably Breans.
The election was quiet and peaceable.
JOHN MCENERY.n