The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-04


city Of 900. Scattering returns from the inte-
| rior show uniform gains for Tilden.
Wickham (Dem.) is undoubtedly elected Mayor
by large majority over both Walls and Often
For Register the election is close !; the returns
to the present mement favoriug Jones (Rep.)
over Hayes (Dem.)
NEW Yonk, Nov. 9, 7:l5 P. None hundred
ssSoG SsSs Of this city give Dix for aG,
Mayor. 6O27: Wikham, Democrats u, 443; Often
dofer, 1902; Jones, Republican for Register,
10, $40; Hayes, Democrat, 10, 800.
NEW YORK, Nov. 8, p. M.-The returns from
al districts in this State outside Of the city Of
New York, show gain for Tilden of 1858. There
are over 1000 districts in the State outside Of this
city.
$50 P. M.-Three hundred and forty-four cleo
ton districts in this city gives Dix g. 743, Tden
1868.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Kings county has gone
ten thousand majority for the Democrats. VIM
is probably elected District Attorney.
New YORK, Nov. 3-The vote in this city, COM
plete, is as follows: For Governor, Dix AZ, 1877,
Tilden N,248: Mayor, Wickham 57.729, Wales
$780, Ottendorfer "a. 772 Register, Hays 81 ,036,
NEW YORK, Nov. Sc. r. Meade. DEM, is
elected to Congress from the Fifth District.
So far as heard from, Sunset Cox's majority in
the Sixth Congressional District is $780,
Total city vote corrected-Dix Republican,
45, 40; Tilden, Democrat, Sc 9O7.
For Mayor - Wickham, Democrat, 69,S87;
Wales, Republican, 37,34S. Ottendorier, Inde-
pendent Democrat. q, 405.
For Register-Hayes, Democrats SO sol; Jones,
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Roberts, Republican, in
the Utica district, is defeated, and Democratic
gains are reported throughout the State. The
World claims that every Democratic candidate
koua NnrHrr $tpA Nv<vy tn1
ing was received tonight:
G. W. Adams, World Office, Washington:
The Democratic majority in this city is $4,000;
Brooklyn, 1000. Every city Congressional Dis
is beaten in Utica. Walker, Democrat, is elected
in the Steuben District. Every dispatch from
the interior chronicles heavy Democratic gains.
j. s. STILIsON.
PENNSYLVANIA.
P1rTsBuRa, Nov. S.-RetuTns are meagre and
come in slowly. In Allegheny county the Repub-
ican State ticket has 1900 to 1000 majority. Neg
ley, Republican, for Congress-, Twenty Second
District, is probably defeated: Thomas N. Bayne.
elected by . small majority. The Democrats
will elect six, probably seven, out Of the fourteen
candidates for the Legislature-a Democratic
gain Of five: White, Republican, Twenty-Fifth
district, is elected by about 1400 majority.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-Fifth Ward, Olmstead
1853 majority; Houston, Rep, for Congress. 81.
Tenth Ward, Olmstead 1921 majority; O'Neill.
KEEP, 1857. Franklin county, Democratic ma
jority 200. Montgomery county gives 700 ma.
jority. Fulton county, Democratic majority $50.
CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-Returns from the city and
county indicate the election Of the Democratic
county ticket by 5000 or 1000 majority, and that
Ward in the Second and Farwell in the Third
District, both Republicans. are reelected
by small majorlties, and Caulteld, Democrat, in
the First, elected by fair majority. Returns
from the State at large are very meagre. but in
dicate that much scratching was done In some
towns and counties there are reported full Re-
publican majorities, in others considerable DEM
ocratic gains. Returns indicate the election Of
Clements, Republican, in the Eighteenth District
CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-Returns from the city and
sasS +. eeoonp o the e1aae to
county ticket BY probably 5000 majority.
The election Of HarweQ in the second is con.
coded, and the Republicans also probably elect
Smith in the First District. Returns from the
On Congreasmen, Fourth District, Hurlbet. Re-
publican; Fifth, Burchard, Republican Sixth,
Henderson, Republican Seventh. Campbell,
Democrat, probably; Eighth, Fort, Republican
Ninth, Whiting, Republican Tenth, Bsgley,
Springer, Democrat.
Thirteeth close. chances in favor of Stevenson,
Democrat, with Canton. Republican. Fifteenth
Eden, Democrat, Sixteenth. Sparks, Democrat,
probably; Seventeenth, Morrison, Democrat,
Eighteenth. Hartzell. Democrat, Nineteenth,
Anderson, Independent, probably. The Repub-
hcan State ticket is undoubtedly elected but it
is impossible to say by what majority.
MINNESOTA.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 3.-Scattering returns from all
parts of the State are received, but there is
nothing definite. At this hour 10 P. NJ, there is
every probability that all three Republican Con-
gressmen are elected by reduced majorities. No
estimate can be made as yet, as TO the complex
ion Of the Legislature.
PEORIA. Nov. 3.-Whiting, Republican, Ninth
District has from 800 to 1000 jority in this city
There is . large Republican gain.
the First and Second Districts. but render the
trict very doubtful.
This county ramsey gives 1000 majority
against him, and unless the frontier counties
come in with large vote, he is defeated. There
have been Democratic gains in many directions,
but the Republicans believe they have carried the
Legislature favorable to Ramsey's reelection to
the United States Senate. It is impossible to
obtain any more definite results tonight.
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 3-Returns indicate that the
Republicans have elected Williams in the First
Congressional District Caswel in the Second
Dill in the Eiehth. The Democrats elect fynd
in tho Fourth Burchard in the Fifth. The Sixth
10 close and doubtful with the chances in favor Of
Kimball, Republican. There is strong proba-
bility that the Republicans will have majority
on joint ballot in the Legislature, thus securing
Republican Senator to succeed CARPENTER.
There 10 but little doubt that the Republicans
will have majority in the State at large.
MnwAUKEE. Nov. 3.-The Legislature is very
close, but the Republicans probably have . small
majority on Joint ballot. The Senate is probably
Democratic bv 2 majority
The Chairman Of the Republican State Central
Committee claims majority in the Legislature
and the election of6 ..out Of s Congressmen which
willpreserve the complexion Of the delegation
in the present Congress. The Democrats, how
ever, do not concede the Sixth District, which il
very close.
KANSAS.
LEAvKxwoRrH, Nov. 3.-Returns from a Sav
precincts in this county, and the estimate OF the
city, give Parrot. RefQlm candidate for Conoress