, 1874-11-08

OUTSIDE ELECTION NOTES.
WISCONSIN coNGRE5SNEN.
Spectrl Dlspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, Nov. 7.-There is no specla
change in the election aspect since last night,
except that Kimball's election in the Fifth Dis
trlct is assured. AIoDilI'a, in the Eighth, is
doubtful.
rH1nrr-sNT8 ILLINOIS REPRESENTATIVE DIS
1RICT.
Speefal Dispdtch to The Chicago Tribune.
JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, Nov. Final returns
show the defeat OF Hodges, Independent, for
the Legislature, in the Thirty-ninth District,
and the election Of Wood, Democrat, by 69 ma
io1ity. The three Representatives. Gordon, Ke~
publican, aud Wood and Thompson. Democrats,
are all from Morgan County
THE RESULT IN ARKANSAS.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov. 7.-Euough official
returns have been received to make 1t known
certainIy that the entire county ticket Of the
l.. G. Cause is elected In tho First, ". F.
Kem1uons in tue Second, ". ". Wiltshire III the
Third, and Thomas N. Gunter IN the Fourth
Congressional Districts. The latter is 4 member
Of the present Congress-: Cause Is eontendtn9 M,
shire was ou6ted last year, and tho seat gwen TO
Cause. He now defeats Hines, the present
Congrsssman-at-larse. by at least 4,0oo'
THE NEW ORLEANS DISTRICT.
New ORLEANS, La, Nov. 7.--The election for
Concress in this district hinges upon the result
in Carroll Parish Tho opinion il expressed
that money will carry the parish, but it Ia
thought strange that the returns are 80 )ate
coming In.
THE RESULT IN KANSAS.
ArcH1sos. Kan., Nov. 7.-The Daily Cham
Dion has official returns from rwenty-seyen
counties, and reported majorities in twenty~si1
others. The maj ajo1lty for Osborne, Republican.
in these counties is II, ,342 Tho counties to hear
from will increase thus majority apout oo9u
ar 1 mo. All the other candidates on the Repub-
lican State ticket except State Treasurer Will
have = majority exceeding that gwen 1or tGe
Governor from $, ,OUO to 5000. The candidate for
State Treasurer falls behind the Governors vote
1000 or 3, 000.
Thu ChnmDio,, has returns from ninety-oue
Reprceentative Districts showing the election OF
ai1ty-thrce Republicans, twenty-four Democrats
and Refo1mers two Independent Repubhcans
and two elected on local issues, politics uL-
known. Tho State Senate will stand Repubh-
cans. l9; Democrats and Reformers, ID. One
district yet to hear from.
THE FOURTH MASSACHUSETTS DISTRICT.
Bosroy, Nov Tito official count OF the
Congressional votes of the Fourth District gives
the election to Frost, Rep, By small majority.
HEJoICIN6s.
!Spec1o{ Dtspatch to The Chicago TRIBUNE
PLYMOUTH Ind, Nov. THE Liberal and
Democratic leaders OF Marshall County tonight
celebrated the victories or the party oy muster
ing up their conatituents from adjoining counties
They gathered together rather a respectable
crowd, and wrro addressed BY the Hon: NJ H.
Weir. OF Laports; Judgh Van Long. OF WARSAW;
Hons. c. H. Reeve. II. a. 0. Packard, and Hor-
ace Corbin. OF Marshall This ia the first ratlh-
cation meeting held bT the Democracy IN th's
CITY Tor ten years, although it ia the strongest
Democratic county in the State
Sr. LOUIS, Nov. 1.-THE Democrats had an i'm
menee gIorifcz,tion meeting ut the Court-House
tonight. at which Senator Bogv, ex-Gov. Gratz
Brown. Col. Daniel MORRISON Stilson Hutchins.
aud several other gentlemen made congratu-
latory speeches. Tho meeting WAS very enthusi-
astic, and continued until late hour.
New Oa1EAss, Nov. IA torchieht process
sion was ont tonight, in honor Of the Demo-
cratic victories Ten Thousand men we're in line,
with hundreds OF American flags and transpar-
ences. The houses along the line of the pro-
cesson were illuminated, and the streets
thronged with spectators,