The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-05
PENNSYLVANIA.

PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.-The Democrats
gain Congressman and possibly 8. The
State ticket is claimed by both parties.
Official returns of election in Allegheny
county show increased Democratic gains.
Both Districts in this county elect Democrat
ic Congressman, while the delegation to the
State Assembly stands, IL Democrats, 6 Re-
pubicans In the Western part of the State,
the latest returns indicate Democratic victories
in the Seventeenth, Eighteenth, Twentieth,
Twenty-frst, Twenty-second, Twenty-third,
Twen+v-fifth, Twenty-sixth and Twenty-sev-
enth Districts. In five of the Western coun-
ties Democrats gain 8 Assemblymen. 1t is
barely possible that on joint ballot the Repub-
licans will have a small majority, enabling
them to elect the United States Senator.
| PIrrsBURG, Nov. 4.-The returns from
twenty-three congressional districts up to this
time give Cochrane, Democrat, slight ma
jority. Wallace, Republican, is elected in the
Twenty fourth District. Jefferson county, it
is estimated, gives 800 Democratic majority,
and Washington county $50 Republican ma
jority. Westmoreland gives about 1900 Demo
cratic majority Tor State and Congress. Law
renee gives 800 majority for the Republican
State ticket.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 4.-The following are
majorities Perry county estimated Demo-
cratic by 100. Fayette county about 600
Democratic. Junista county about 425 Demo-
cratic Green county about HOO Democratic
Huntingdon county 400 Republican. Brad
ford county 1000 Republican. REILLY, Demo
crat, for Congress, 18th District 500. Collins,
Democrat, for Congress-, 18th District 543.
Montour county, $50 Democratic. Venary
county 100 Republican.
WnKEsBARIE, Nov. Nv. w. Ketcham,
Rep, defeats Col Wright, DEM, for Congress
in the Twelfth District by 500 majority. F.
D. Collins, Dem, in the Eleventh District, is
elected over Butler, Rep, by from 1000 to
5000 majority.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.-Berks county,
Democratic majority estimated at $500,
Clarion county estimated 1900 Democratic on
the State ticket and 1900 for Congress-
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, Nov. "A dispatch from Peoria
! says: Ross, Democrat, for Congress, is elected
in the 9th District by small majority.
CHICAGO, Nov. 4-Returns from the First,
Second and Third Congressional Districts are
still incomplete and the vote is so close that
without full returns it is impossible to state
positively the result in any Of them. Lake
claims majority of 1877 in Cook county,
which will elect him.
Harrison is probably elected over Ward in
the Second District and the friends of both
Smith and Caulf4ld are claiming their cleo
ton in the First District. Reports from the
State SO far indicate the election of the Re-
publican State ticket by decreased majority;
light aggregate vote in most localities. The
result Of the congressional election is so far
unchanged from last nights estimates
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, Nov. 4.-Tho Democrats claim
the election of Chamberlain for Governor, by
o majority of from 1000 to 1900 The Re.
public ans claim the State by q small majority.
A certain decision will require the full re-
turns. The Congressional delegation will
probably stand five republicans to four Dem.
ocrats. The presenE allegation In Congress
are all Republicans. The vote for Governor
in 1872 yielded Republican majority Of
7,OS8.
| DETROIT, Nov. 4.-The Senate has two or
three Democratic majority. The House is
claimed by both part by six or eight major
ity. Governor Bagle majority is now be-
lieved will not range over 1000. Democrats
claim that Chamberlain is elected, and some
Republicans concede it.
| Congressman elect and majorities partly
estimated are: First District, Williams. Dem
ocssA 200; seconds Waldron, Republican.
70O; third, Willard, Republican, 1900; fourth,
Potter, independent 1900; nth, Williams,
600; sixth. Durand, Demoseat 1900.
SEVENTH Conger, Republican, 2000, Eighth.
Bradley, Republican. sdouotful, claimed by
] both parties. There was no opposition to
Habbell in the Ninth, excepting for Governor
the Republican State ticket has perhaps 5000
or 1000 thousand majo1y.
WISCONSIN,.
MILWAUKEE,, Nov.s4sThe results as stated
in last nights dispatches are generally CON
frmed by 1ater return1. The Republicans
have elected to Congress Williams, Caswell,
Magoon, Kimball. RuGk and McDill The
Democrats have elected .Burkard and Lynde.
The Democrats here clafm Bouck over Kimball
for Congress in the Sixth District The Dam
ecrats concede Republican majority on joint
ballot in the Legislaturss
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 4 Returns now leave
little doubt that the legation in Congress
stands: Six Republics, two Democrats.
The Republicans have out 6O00 majority in
the State. On vote for Congressman both
Houses Legislature are Republican majority
on joint ballot about so.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
SAN Francisco, Nov. IA dispatch from
Seattle, Washington Territory, says that
Jacobs, Republican, candidate for Congress,
is elected by over 500 majority.
NEVADA.
| SAN Francisco, Nov. 4-The latest news
from Nevada indicates the reelection of Brad.