The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-11-06

successor to Fenton in the Senate. Five tenn
perance women canvassed the poll at Pough
keepsie all election day, succeeding in having
some $50 ballots cast for the temperance ticket.
Pennsylvania.
NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-Samuel j. Randall
teleeraphs John Morrissey, that the Demo-
Gratis have carried Pennsylvania by 1000 ma
iorty They have 16 Democratic Congressman
and majority Of the Legislature on joint
ballot.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-The Evening Tele-
graph says the Democratic state ticket is pretty
certainly all elected. Gen. McCandles undoubt-
edly defeats Gen. Beath for Secretary of Inter.
Eal Affairs. Judge Olmstead, Rep, for Lieut.
Governor, Heads his ticket here and elsewhere,
and may be elected by u small majority, but
will stand 26 Republicans to % Democratic
but the House will have from 10 to - Demo-
cratic majority, making the Legislature Demo-
cratic on joint ballot, and securing Democrat
ic United States Senator in place of Scott, Re-
publican.
Of the sixty-six counties in this state fifty
five officially heard from give Latta 17,45S
majority. This will be reduced about 1900
by Philadelphia, leaving 5000 for Olmstead to
lican counties of Delaware, Allegheny, Brad,
ford, Luzerne and Potter II Latta is elected
at all it is by bare majority.
81 MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, Nov. 5.-The latest returns show
the chances in favor of Bagley, Republican. 1.
may take an official vote to decide it. Lewis,
Democrat, for Congress in the eighth district,
Is probably elected by small majority, but the
district being large one and the returns from
the interior towns lacking, it is impossible to
say decidedly.
/ DETROIT, Nov. 5.-Returns received by the
Free Press up to II. % p. m, from all but ID
Snail counties give Bagey, Rep, for Governor
a majority of 1922. In 8h Congressional
disrict the vote is exceedingly close with the
chaIses in favor of Bradley, Rtp., by from so
to 1OOmaiority.
ILLINOIS, {F q
| CHICAGO. Nov. 5.-The result Of the Con-
gressional Contest in the I'd and Sd disSicts can
only Dc deeaed by the OFFICIAL canvass, which
nal to-day COMEDIES the election in the dis
trict OF Harris, cam, and claims for Wills,
| rep. an election in the Sd district; Caulhed,
dem., in the LIST distriot. has between 500 AM
| 600 majority. 49, 4,
A special to the Evening Post and Mail from
Elgin says fuller returns put different phase
| on the Congressional election in this district.
| At the present moment Farnswortn IS only rs
uptes behind, with eleven precincts in De KALI
and two in Kane county to hear from. 1t is
thought these will help Farnswortb "'''
/. ~ ga a.. - NIUNN'--SOAs
] r. ~xrs. 1.-The returns are more ia
81; fAAo!hhe Republican candidates for Con-
raas King is certainly elected in the third
! i:oufict BY q small majority, and Strait, Rep.
has carried the second district. Nothing defin-
lite is known regarding the Legislature.
KANSAS uf "a
I Topeka. Nov. 5.-The returns thus far are
| meagre and estimated mostly. They indicate
that Phillips, Rep, is elected by about 5000 m Ia
lorty in the first district; Brown, Rep, by
1000 in the third; and Goodin, Reform, by about
trict, as far as heard from, shows an aggregate
majority of $40 for Goodn against 1,045 for
| Cobb, with six counties to hear from. 1t is
believed that the returns from these counties
will modify the result in Cobb's favor, but not
| enough to elect him. W. ssr-. - ~
Osborn's majority for Governor will be about
10000. The election excited but little interest
and there was not more than two.thirds vote
| cast. r,ar s4etf -rr.- r,.-l~- = -
KANSAS Cry. Nov. 5.-The Kansas CITY
Times has advlces from Kansas to the effect
that the Reform Legislative ticket is untioubt-
eddy elected. Returns from IS Senatorial dis
tricts give IA opposition to 8 Repubican-an
opposition gain of 10. Returns from A legisa-
tive districts give "a opposition, IS Republicans
and II independent. -
ATcHINsoN, Nov. 5.-Returns from 80 legis-
lative districts elect 60 Republicans, 10 Reform
and one on the local issue. OF the 20 districts
not yet heard from Is will probably elect Re-
publicans. This will give the Republicans
about two-thirds of the lower house. OF the
So Senators chosen the Republicans elect 20,
and the opposition 10, three districts not yet
being heard from. eHa- 49,
rv r VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, Nov. ga despatch from Dan
vile claims the ecton of G. G. Cabel, conser.
vative, for Congress from the fifth district over
Thomas, Rep, the present incumbent. BIB.
Douglass, conservative, defeats Sener, Rep,
the present member from the first district
Platte, Rep, is reelected in the second district
over Goode by nearly 1000 majority. There is
a probability of a contest in this district, the
conservatives claiming that large number of
fraudulent negro votes were cast they being
temporarily c0.onzed from the fourth district
natives and Republicans, being a conserva-
tive gain. TX B T. = l.--iss
SOUTH CAROLINA.
3 WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-Attorney General
Williams received the following despatch this
morning: stB - ffRf4- 80
Columbus, Nov 4-Chamberlain is elected by
10000 majority. Five Republican Congress-
men are elected. No serious disturbance is yet
reported. r. M. WALLACE
..,t- ~. -.. United States Marshal.
g CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. 5.-The News and
Courier, from incomplete returns, comedies the
election of Chamberlain by abont 5000 ma
5orit GyC, which would be a conservative gain Of
N,OOO It also comedies the election of Wal.
lace and Hage, Reps, to Congress. Rainey's
reelection is still in doubt.
MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 5-The returns from the
state are still very meagre, but enough is known
to show that the Democratic majority is not
less than 10000 and may be over 10000. The
congressional delegation will be entirely Dem
ocratic gain of four members, but the ma
jorities of the interior members cannot be Civ
en-. t
rs.sss-ss. TENNESSEE.
KNOXVILLE. Nov 5-In the first Tennessee
district Mcfarland, Dem, for Congress has
1870 majority, Democratic gain of 5000 In
the second district the Republicans have ma.
jority Of 400, Democratic gainof 5000. May
nord, Rep, for Governor, was beaten in. his
own district and by 10000 in the state Knox
county elected the entire Democratic ticket In
the third district Dibbuel, Dem, has 1000 ma
Jority, Democratic gain of 5000. tA
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Nov. 5.-The Legisla-
ture stands Senate % Democrats and Repub-
LEANS There are only or z Republicans in
the lower House. The Democratic majority
for Governor will be betweenS 4O. 600 and al.
600. "--
ALABAMA
New YORK, Nov, GA Montgomery, Ala
bama, special to the Republic says that the
Republicans have elected their state officers.
The vote for the Legislature is close on ac-
count of bloody riots in Mobile, Eufala and
other points. The Republicans lose one Com
gresham in the third and gain one in the first
district. VIZ 7s27r - y
1t Yves terrible riot in Eufala. U. s. Mar
shall Willford reports that the white Demo.
Gratis fired upon the negroes the latter turned
and fled, and killed and wounded them as
long as their ammunition lasted. The NEGROES
were entirely unarmed. One white Democrat
was killed and several wounded by the careless
firing Of their friends. At Mobile there were
small riots, in which many me-
Hill charge was made on the ballot box bs