The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-07
Election Returns.

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Election Returns.
PENNSYLVANIA.
New York, Nov. 0.
Later returns make some important
changes in the results heretofor announced.
Pennsylvania has given small democratic
majority on the state ticket and has chosen
democratic legislature which will elect
successor to United States Senator John
Scott, republican.
NEw YORK..
Tilden's majority in New York reaches
5000, and the legislature remains about
the same as previously announced
TwENTy-EIGnTn DISTRICT
Plalt's majority for congress is between
700 and 500
NEW JERSEY.
The election in New Jersey is unchanged
except that the election of William Walter
Phelps, republican, in the fifth district is
probable by very small majority, giving
him the benefit of ballots ruled out for in
Formally.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
The election of Chamberlain in South
Carolina by 10000 majority is claimed.
MICHIGAN.
The Michigan legislature has small re.
publican majority.
Missouri elects the democratic state
ticket and sends a unanimous democratic
delegation to congress. The legislature is
also democratic, and straight democrat
will doubtless be elected to succeed Senator
Schurz.
The vote in st. Louis county on the state
ticket is: Harden, Dem, 2O,7O4; Gentry,
peoples candidate. 1906. The demo-
cratic county ticket is elected by majori-
ties ranging from 300 to 9 1000 excepting for
sheriff, for which office the peoples cand-
date has l,1s7 majority.
ILLINOIs-CIOsE WORK.
The Chicago Tribune of this morning
gives the complexion of the next legisla.
ture. as follows Senate, republicans 25,
democrats 90, Independents 3; House. re-
publicans g.. democrats Ga, Independents
90. The lnter-ocean says it seems likely
that the opposition and Independent refor-
mers combined will have majority of one
in the senate. Two of the districts from
which no returns have been received are
doubtful, and may have elected republl-
cans, in which case the majority will be
republican. Returns from twO-thrds of
the legislative districts show net loss to
the republicans of eleven in the lower
house, but it is probable that they will re-
tain majority in this branch and also
majority on JOINT ballot should joint ses-
sion at any time become necessary. Thus
far IL appears probable that Ridgeway, re-
publican. is elected state treasurer.
KANSAS.
Returns from siXty-two counties insure
the election of Osborne. republican, COVER
nor by over 10000. Loppn (rep) for state
treasurer, will be 5000 behind his ticket,
but Is elected by 1000 majority. Browns
(rep) majority in the third district is 3,4OO
as far as heard from and will be increased.
Goodn's independently majority in the
second district will be less than 600.
LOUISIANA.
Official returns so far received give Du-
buclet (rep) for secretary of state 1000
majority, and Darrell (rep) third district
for congress, 700 majority. The House
is evenly divided. The independents hold
the balance of power in the House The
Senate is republican The republicans
claim the state by 10000, and the state
treasurer and three congressman, and the
passage of the constitutional amendment
Gov. Kellogg has been sick with cholera
morbus since Wednesday. Flying rumors
that he is dead are unfoundcl.
TENNESSEE.
A Nashville dispatch states that Horn
burgh is the only republican congressman
elected in Tennessee.
CONTESTS.
A Savannah dispatch says the republic
candidates IN the first and second congress
siOnal districts of Georgia will contest the
election on the grounds of frauds, which
can be easily exposed.
CONGRESS.
The opposition majority in congress now
reaches sixty-four.
CAMEgONs OPINION.
Senator Cameron, in an interview yester.
day, said the defeat of the republicans in
other states was probably due in some mea
sure TO the civil rights measure and the
Louisiana troubles, but the dominant party
had always been beaten in Pennsylvania il
hard times.
| ALABAMA.
The democratic majority in this state i.
not less than $4,000. The result in the frs
congressional district is doubtful. In til,
second district Williams, democrat, has
majority of 1000 over PAPER, colored re
publican in the third district Bradford
democrat, beats Belts 5000 in the fourtl
district Hayes, republican, has 5000 ma
joriy in the fifth and sixth districts tn
contest was between democrats-in tn
former Caldwell beat Sheffield, and in tn
latter Hewitt beats Sloss, the present ip
cumbent, by about 1000. Democrats
majority on joint ballot in the legislator
will be 20. Real estate is held at twenty
five per cent higher than before election
| A negro named Deggs was JAILED today b.