Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-06

Jersey-Rayes the only Republican
taectsd td IN Aiabama. MAY IA rd De
souri, 10000 Democratic Majority
farwelI Reported Elected In chi
cagO.
The following additional returns from the
states holding elections on Tuesday last have
been received:
MAssACHUsETTs.-Acco to the latest
returns for Councillor in the sth district of Mas
ssChUsetts, Brewster is reelected by a small
majority, which gives a full repubh ca1 cOun-
ell. recount OF the votes tor Congressman in
the 9th ward made Wednesday night, by the
committee on counting elec lion returns, showed
that the original returns were correct, the only
chenge beng a lose OF one vote each for Frost
and Abbott.
NEw JKRsEY.-The majority for Phelps. rep.,
for Congress, in the 5th district is II. This is
giving Phelps all the ballots marked ''W. W.
Phelps of which there are t, ami those marked
"Nm W. Phelps OF which there are p.
PBENsYLyANIA.-Of 66 counties, IS officially
heard from, give Latta II ASS majority. This
will be reduced about u 600 by Philadelphia,
leaving 5yCO0 for Olmstead TO overcome, tor
which he has several large republican counties
1t Latta is elected at all, it will be by bare
majority. The Press sums up the next Ieglsla-
ture as follows Senste-republicans, p; demo-
Gratis, p. Observation-Disclosures, 81; democrats,
l0i. These figures will give the democrats a
majority OF one on joint ballot, and elect a DEM
ocratic United States Senator to succeed John
Scott, whose term will expire March 1, 1875.
NIRGIHIA-A dispatch from Danville claims
the election OF q. q. Csbel, con-, to Congress
from the 9Th district, over @. Y. Thomas, rep,
the present incumbent. Is. 3. Douglass, con-,
defeats Sener, rep, the present member from
the LIST district. Platt, rep, is reelected IN the
I'd district, over GOode, by nearly 200 majority
There If possibility of contest in this district.
EX- Governor Walkers majority in the Sd dis
tTIct is over 1900, conservative gain over j.
Amber Smiths vote in 1874 of 300. The
Congressional delegation from Virginia stands
Conservatives to : republicans; a conservative
gain OF 3.
SOUTH CAROLINA.-The Charleston News
and Courier, from incomplete returns, comedies
the election of Chamberlain by about 600 ma
jOrity, which would be a conservative gain OF
1900. IL also concedes the election OF Wallace,
rep, and hOge, rep, to Congress. R4ipey's
election Is still IN doubt.
LoUIsIAEA-MOncure'sm majority in New Or
leans Is Il 600. Leeds majority for mayOr Is
1850. For Congress in the 1st district Gibson
has majority over Sypher OF about 3 800; in
the 2d Ellis over Dibble has about 800; in the
sd district additional returns indicate the re-
election of by about 500 majority. There
are no additional returns from other districts.
ALABAMA,-The legislature is about 90 dem
Gratis TO 40 republicans. The returns from the
ri district are not all in, and the chances are in
favor Of the election of Williams, dem, The
democratic gain in the Mobile district is very
large, and hopes are entertained OF BrOmberg's
election. This would make the delegation seven
TO one, leaving Hays alone, who Is reelected by
an increased majority. The democrats elect
nine or the twelve circuit judges.
A dispatch from Montgomery ssys:-WIlliams,
dem, ls certainly elected IN the 2d district over
Rapier, cOlOTed, rep, and the chances are still.
good for Bromberg.
ARKANsAs.-From the official returns 50 far
received, the democrats claim the election Oi
their entire Congressional ticket, by the follow
ing majOTities: lst district Cause, 600 to 600:
"a district, Slemons, 800 10 $780, Sd district,
Wiltshire, 500 to 400. In the 4th district the
majority il not reported.
1ENNEssEE. In the LIST district, McFar-
land, DEM, has 1900 majOTity-s demo
cratic gain OF 5000. In the 2I district the
republicans have only 400 majOrity-s dem
oCratlC gain Of 5000. MAYNARD, for governor,
was beaten in his own district, and 40 O0O.
in the state. Knox county elected the entire
democratic ticket. In the Sd district, Dibbrell.
dem, has 600 msjOrity-8 democratic gain OF
1900. The legislature stands: Senate-23 dem
ocrats ana republican,, with or repub-
hcans in the lower house. The democratic
majority for governor will be between 10000
and 45, 1000
MIssoURI-Enough is known to shog that
the democratic majority Is not less than $1,000
ard may be over 20 0C0. TIE COngresSiOnai
delegation will be entirely democratic, a gain
of tour members.
ILLINOIs.-A special dispatch to the Chicago
Evening Post and Mail from Elgjn, III, saws
80 Fuller returns put a different phase on the
Congressional election IN this district. At the
pTeseut moment FaTnswOrth is only 2S votes
behind, with II precincts in Dekalb ana two IN
Kane counties to hear from" It is thought
that these will help Edrnsworth out. Complete
returns from the Sd Congressional district give
Farwell, rep, present member, 100 majority
The democrats claim, however, that one pre-
cinct of the 10th ward will be thrown out in the
official count for irregularities, and, should hat
be done, 1t will defeat FArwell by 20 votes. In
the % district 1t will require the official count
to decide the contest.
MICHIeAN.-Returns received by the Detroit
Free Press up to II .5j last night from all but
10 small counties, give Bagey, rep, for COVER
nor, majority oil 2 922. In the 6th Congress
siOnal district the vote is close, with chances
in favor OF Bradley, rep, by from 80 to 100 ma
jority.
NEvADA.-The republicans concede the cleo
ton OF Bradley, dem, for governor, but by
reduced ms sjOTity frem the first estimates. The
election OF a Sharon legislative ticket is GER
tain. The republicans claim the election OF
Woodburn Tor Congress, over Elliss, by 100 ma
jOrity.
MInNEsoTA.-Tbe republicans claim the leg
islature by i majority on joint ballot, which IL
about the same political complexion as last
year.
KAEsAs.-Returns from eighty-two Iegisla-
tive districts elect sixty republicans, ten re-
formers, nine democrats, ten Independent re-
publIcans and one on local issues. OF the TWEEN
ty districts not heard from, fifteen will proba-
bly, elect republicans. This will give the re-
publicans about two thirds ofthe lower house.
Ofthe thirty-three senators chosen, the repub-
licans elect twenty and the opposition ten
Three districts not yet heard from.
DEMOCRATIC RRJOIClNGs OVER THE RESULT
Governor elect Tiiden made speech in New
York last night He congratulated the people OF
the state on the democratic victOry-the victory
the benencent results OF which no party and no
class can apPreci ate. He advocated the good
old principle of hard money and honest dealing.
With the blessing of God, lie and those who
sNUuu up 80 lOuS LOT Ine True principles Oh re-
publican government would persevere until
they achieved a complete restOration of the
original principles of Thomas jefferson for the
government OF the United States. Among other
speakers were Senators Thurman, Of Ohio
Bayard, of Delaware, and Eaton, of COnaecti-
cut.
Democratic jubilation meetings were also
held last night in Baltimore, Atlanta, Ga,
Boston, and Cleveland. At the latter place a
young man was killed by the bursting Of a can
Don.
Boss TwEED's PRISON LIFE-The imprison-
ment of "BOss TWeed.n late chief OF the Tam