Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-11-06

MILWAUKEE. NON.-ihe results as stated
in last nights despatch are generally con
trmed. by the later returns the repuhli-
cans have elected to Congress Williams.
Caswe!l. Magoon, kimball, Rusk and Me
Dilis The democrats have elected Bur-
chard and Lynde. The democrats conccde
a republican majority on Joint ballot in the
legislature. despatch just received from
the chairman Of the state central committee
claims six congressman and from 10 to 20
majority in the legislature
ALABAMA.
EuFArLA, Nov. "a riot occurred hereat
the polls to-day. at noon. 1t originated in
an attempt by negro 10 whip another
negro. for voting the democratic ticket. The
as,ai.ant drew pistol. and the result WI
three negroes killed, four mortally, seven
severely and eight Slightly wounded. One
white man MORALLY. one seriously and three
slightly wounded Some five or six hundred
shots were fired.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. =. = The election
passed on lletly. There were no disturb
ances OF any kind here. The vote of tbi.
city is 500 less than that of ls-3 and IL il
claimed That there Is that much democratic
gain, The returns are very mearre owipe
to the great length Of the ticket. At Tu--
cumha, after the closing of the polls dill
Guilty took place between the town marshal
and a citizen. which resulted in the marshal
woundins the latter
NOBLE. Nov. 3.-City and county of Mo
pie, dem. 200 majority Two riots were
caused by negroes attempting To re.rue no
gro repeater- from United States mar,hal-
The riots were easily suppressed. Two
negroes kllledand one white man wounded
..
returns from = counties show a net deui1-
cratic gam OF 10000. There are - c3au-
tie- 70 hear from, which will increa-, the
democratic majority TO COCO OF $ Goa. [!
j. one ol the largest votes ever east ia the
state. The following representatives t.
congress are elected HARRISON and HAYES.
republicans, Bradford. Caldwell. Hewitt.
Lewis. " illiams and Forney. democra---a
dem cratic gain OF three congress mon
MICHIGAN.
DLrEoIr. Nov The democrats claim
The election Of Chamberlain for governor hy
"a majority Of from 600 to > coo The re-
puhhcau- claim the state 5y q sma. ma
IJrlty. The congressional delegation Will
probably san republicans To- four demo-
Gratis
PENNSYLVANIA.
PM grg BIC. Nov. The official rl.aru-
oi ye~tcrday'> election in Allegheny county
snow increased democratic gains. EJtl
districts IN this cIuuty clcc- dcm1crlt.e
consre~-mcn. while The delegation 90 the
state assembly stands. II democrats g. q zee
puhIcan-- In the western part 0i tle STAKE
The latest returns indicate dcmae-itie y..-
tory- IN jic l-t1. 18th. 2o-h. ll-t. .1I. 12i
-5-h, -6.h and 9th districts In i,soitar
western counties the democrats gain eight
aS~emhlymen 1t Is barely possible thar on
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DEMO- Ratio MAJORITY iN 1ns uIi W
hsshNfAIi'is
INV l0Ee. NOV. Table made up Roe
ui-Lt of members elect {. the House OF
4 Reprc-sntative-. Show demlcrati, ma
i3rity ot 5G This claims l6 democratic
/ congressman from Pennsylvania The
e'-i'1' ~ !, , 1',''''15 now 'A'' ''e
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ARKANSAS
F ,.,-.,5 -tr ,.i,i,,',r ,fi-.,,-f.s-.s AMI , lY
+ vote was polleJ The vote Ia this citv was
/ close between Vim W. Wiltshire. dem. and
Wn. i Uvnc-. -r,. r- c.n-r,--. The
/ chances are ti,- Uvres c,r-ir. p.fl-si
f e,.rfv I'm Faulkner county Wiltshire runs
l,r-,Iv ahead I'll. democrats ,airi bis
/ election Az a l,rrs majority. y. rca.rts
+ frar a-bsr districts
t,r-t-t,N,
+ NEw 0RlAAN-. Nov. . The Dia-r. --i'n-
al delegation Will probably stand Eve ier1-
/ Gratis % one republican
p1t,Dt f-r,,-n
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.,. ,E'' ihAN'1' H. H. NOV "'- j. .i'l 4i,' D
! T. ttmcs is elected 10 congress IN the l-t
district ana .a 'At4 ,,. W BALBOA u, ID .1. : !
Il>,l '0'' ''-- '-l $500 '1''~
Heut-
me AT ~ c1.-T --'l-ii'- -.-''i ''
except h,'cA 1 ,,. -i,e7 %
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