Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-04

plete, gives net Republican majority
for Olmstead of 1892, against 25,4ll
last year.
The following is the result in Penn
sylvauia: Blair county gives 200 Repub-
lcau msjority; Mexican county, loo Re-
publican majority. Complete returns %
the city wards give 0lmstead (Republi-
CAM for Lieutenant Governor l2,7l6
majority; Shepherd (Democrat for
District Attorney, 1914 majority God
iard (Democret) for coroner, 1868 ma
joriiy. All the rest Of the city ticket is
Republican BY about $4,000 majority.
The Press Republican, comedies the
election OF twelve Democratic Congress
men in the State TO fifteen Republicans
"a loss of seven-but claims the State
BY $1,000 majority.
A dispatch from Towsnda this fore
noon claims the election Of Joseph Pow.
ell Democrat in the Fifteenth District
an additional Republican loss.
Kelly and Pacil Republicans and
Randall (Democrat) are elected to Con-
grsss. The First and Sixth Districts are
close, and are still in doubt
massachusetts.
Bosrox, November 4.-Gaston, Dem
ocrat, for Governor OF Massachusetts,, is
elected by plurality of 1911. All the
Republican State ticket, except Talbot
for Governor, is elected For Congress,
Burlington, Republican, is elected in the
First District, By APO Harris, Repub-
lican, in the Second District, by 28lO.
Pierce, Republican. in Third District, by
1912. Foost, Republican, in Fourth
BY 80. Balks, Independent, in the Fifth
District, by 1898 Thompson, Democrat,
in the Sixth District, by 972. Tarbex,
Democrat, in the Seventh District, by
l470. Warren, Democrat, in the Eighth
District by 574. Hoar, Republican, 10
the Ninth District, by 48O Seeleye,
Independent Republican, in Tenth Dis
trict, by $40 Chaplain, Democrat, in
Eleventh District, by $40. The Legis-
lature, which is largely opposed to pro-
hibitiou, will stand: Senate-Republi-
cans, "a; Democrats, l6 House-Re-
publicans, l5l; Democrats, So.
MfehiSaa.
DETROIT, November An Wayne
county, which includes Detroit and com.
poses the First Congressional district,
the Democrats have elected their entire
county ticket, with the exception Of
Clerk. Their majority for Governor is
$50; for Congressman, 1887 The Dem
ocrats will have large representation
in the Legislature. possibly majority.
The result on Congressman in the
Eighth district is in doubt, and the full
vote may be necessary to decide. The
district is very large, including Saginaw
valley and the eastern part Of the State
north Of Saginaw Bay. The Republi-
can majority in 1872 was BOO.
New Jersey.
JERSEY CRY, November AIN eonse-
quence Of split tickets the returns are
SLOW coming in. Judge Biddle Dem
is elected Governor by sbont 5000 ma
jority. The Republicans elect to Con
gress Simmerson, Dobbyps, and perhaps
Phelps, though the last named is doubt
full; twenty-five votes either way would
decide the election. The Democrats
elect Ross, Hamilton, Teese and liar
denburg, a gain Of three Congressman.
The State Senate stands as last year,
each party gains and lose one. The
Republican majority in the Senate is
seven. The House stands 80 Demo
Gratis to p Republicans, Democratic
gain Of II.
Alabama.
MONTGOMERY, November Enough
gains are reported to insure the election
Of the Democratic State ticket by from
six to ten thousand majority. Five
Congressman are certainly elected, and
probably two others. There is Demo
cratic majority in the Legislature. More
negroes voted the Democratic ticket
than whites voted the Radical ticket.
Democratic gains are reported from
every county heard from except Sumter.
New York.
ALBANY, November Adams IRE
publiean) has been elected to Congress
from this District
OswEGo, November William II.
Baker, Republican, is elected from the
Iweniy-fourth Congressional District.
Henry II Fathoru, Republican, is
elected in the Twentieth District ~
probsblv lOO0 unaiorifv