Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-11-05

pendent, A,772. Hays, Democratic,
for Register, 81, ,036; Jones, Republican.
1,425.
The Democrats will carry two-thirds
oe the Congressman from this State, and
have twenty majority in the State.
Four hundred and seventy-eight dis
tricts outside of this city, show net
Democratic gain over last years vote
of 9,347. There are about 2, 900 districts
outside of this city. i
Massachusetts,.
BosroN, November 3.-The Journul
SAWS that unless back towns come up
molly before morning, the result VIII
be tie election of CASTOR and the deieat
of the Republican candidates for Con-
yress, except H. L. Pierce, B. W. Hsr-
ris, James Burlington aud Geo. f.
Hnar.
BosToN, November 3.-Gaston's cleo
tion is conceded on all sides, with
probable majority of from 5000 to 900.
Frost's election in the Fourth district
is claimed, but it will be very close;
Butler is badly beaten, Thompson hav-
ing a majority of 1,05l, with only one
small town to hear from; Banks has
made clean sweep in the Fifth district,
Gooch not carrying a single town ex-
cept his own; Williams and Alexander
are also defeated by small majorities,
Aver is defeated in the Seventh District.
Michigan.
DETROIT, Nov. 3.-Returns show
considerable Democratic gains. The
. new constitution is overwhelmingly
defeated and the woman suffrage
-. Iafn faI in
dications are that Williams. Potter
end Durand, Democrats, Woodrow,
Republican, in the second; Conger, Re-
publican, i'm the ninth are elected to
Congress; the fifth district is claimed
for Williams, Republican, but Is con-
sidered doubtful.
Louisiana.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-The Demo-
cratic State Committee have received
the following dispatch:
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 3.-We carried
the State by large majority. The col
ored people in large numbers voted the
Democratic and conservative tickets.
Gibson, Ellis, Moore, Spencer and Levy
are certainly elected Congressman, and
probably Breaux. The election was
most quiet and peaceable.
1Signed,1 JOHN MCENERY.
The indications are that they elect
five Congressman and State Treasurer.
Minnesota.
ST. PAUL, Nov 3.-Up to midnight
the returns received do not vary as to
the result in the First and Second Dis
tricts, but render the election of w.
d. King, Republican, in the Third Dis
trict very doubtful in this county.
Ramsey gives 1000 majority against
him, and uless the frontier counties
come in with large vote he is defeat
ed. There have been Democratic gains
in many directions, but the Republic
cans believe they have carried the Leg
isiaturer. Further than Ramsey's elec-
tion to the United States Senate, it is
impossible to obtain any more definite
results.
Virginia.
RICHMOND, Nov. 3.-Returns thus
far from the Congressional Districts in
dicate that Walker, Tucker, Hunter
and Tarry, Conservatives, are undoubt-
edIy elected. Sener. Republican, is
reelected over Douglass in the First
District. Second District doubtful, with
the probability in favor of John Good,
Conservative, over Platt, Republican.
w. II. Fl. Stowell is reelected in the
Fourth District. In the Fifth District
the contest is close, but favorable to the
reelection of G. Y. Thomas.
Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 3-Returns come
in slowly from the State, but dispatch
es to the Courier-J Journal show Demo
cratic gains all through Kentucky, it
is probable the Democrats have made
u clean sweep, electing all of the ten
Congressman.
Maryland.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 3-OBrien, Dem,
for Congress, is elected in the Sd Dist,
by 4,453 maj, and Swan, Dem, by g.
424 in the 4th Dist. Thomas, Dem, for
Congress in the 9Th dist, is elected by
759 majority.
Vermont.
RUTLAND, Nov. 3-Dennison is elec-
ted to Congress over Poland, without
doubt, by large majority.
Illinois.
CHICAGO, Nov. 3-The returns from
the city of Chicago and the county of
Cook are still incomplete. Enough is
known to insure the election of the en-
tire opposition county ticket by maj.
probably of 5000, but the Republicans,
it is conceded, will re-elect Farwell in
the I'd and Sd wards, and probably elect
Smith in the 1st Cong. district. The
returns from the State to midnight in
dics,te the following result on Congress
men: Republicans are elected in the
lst, I'd, Sd, 4th, 5th, 9th, Sth, 9th, 18th,
18th and 18th, and in the remaining
eight districts Democrats are elected.
The Republican State ticket is undoubt-
eiIy elected, hut it is impossible to say
by what majority.
Wisconsin.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 3.-The Legisla-
ture is very close, but the Republicans
probably have small maj. un joint bal
lot. The Senate is probably Democratic
by two majority. The Chairman of the
Republican State Central Committee
chains a majority IN the Legislature,
and the election of six out of eight Con-
pressmen. which will preserve the
compIexion of the delegation in the
present Congress. The Democrats,
however. do not concede the Sixth dis
trict, which is very close. In this
county the Republicans elect five MEM
hers of the Legislature, which is gain
of five.
Tennessee.
NASHVILLE e, Nov. 3.-The State has
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