Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-06

Sound, give %. Jacobs, Republican
candidate for delegate to Congress,
335 majority. His election is conceded
by over500S jerity. .ss-az.s -a's-as'aas--'7ss
-+set Nevada ~. .,qas,s5el
CARSON City, November 4th.-
From dispatches.s recaived thus far
from different points in the State, it's
safe to say that Bradley is elected.
His majority cannot now be told, but
it will doubtless exceed one thousand
Ellis, Democrat, for Congress, is prob
ably elected. VVg0a 4~aHrJ4 Hef
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y DETROIT, November 4th.-The re-
suit for congressman in the Eighth
District is in doubt, and full vote
may he necessary to decide 1T. In
Wayne county. which includes De-
troit and comprises the First Congress
sional District, the Democrats elect
their entire. county ticket, except
Clerk. ,Their majority on Governor
is $50; congressman, 1887. The Dem
ocrats will have a large representa-
tion in the Legislature, possibly a ma
jorityo0VS hNg. fiigT3 .s9b hi
PHILADELPHIA, November 34th.-i
Complete returns from the city of
PhiladelphiargiveuO Olmstead, Repub-
lican, for Lieutenant Governor 12,7l6
majority; Shepherd, Democratic, for
District Attorney, and Goddard, DEM
| ocratie, for Coroner, are elected ALI
| the rest of the Republican city ticket
has about 1900 majority. The Press,
Republican, comedies the election of
| twelve Democratic congressman in
the state to fifteen Republicans, u
| loss of seven, but claims the State by
$4,000. A dispatch from Towanda
/ this morning, claims the election of
Powell, Democratic, in the Fifteenth
District. an additional ..!i @ Republican PlI,ES,i
cans, and Randall, Democrat, are
elected to Congress.
Es&G Alabama. @ ErF
MONTGOMERY, November 4th.-Suf-
ficient gains are reported to insure the
election of the Democratic State ticket
by from 5000 to 10000 majority. Five
Democratic congressman are certainly
elected, and probably two others.
| There will be Democratic majority
in the Legislature. Most of the ne
| groes voted the Democratic ticket.
,a -g- Massachusetts. -1 ~
BosToN, November 4th. = CASTOR,
| Democrat, is elected Governor by a
plurality of 7,1S7. The Republican
State ticket, except Governor, is
elected. ts. .Hrf,ttn
| z ALBANY, November 4th.-Adams,
Republican, is elected tOCongress from
| the Sixteenth District. Baker, Re-
publican, is elected from the Twenty
Fourth District. Hathern, Republic
&c a1anfnI In fhn Hxun,,tinth
trict.
MILWAUKEE, November 4th.-The
result as stated in last nights dis
patches is generally confirmed by later
returns. The Republicans have elected
to Congress Williams, Cassnell, Ma
yOOn, Kimball, Rusk and McDill. The
Democrats elected Burchard and
BOuck over KimbaH. The Democrats
concede u Republican majority on
joint ballot in the Legislature. A dis
patch from the Chairman of the Re
publican State Central Committee
claims six Congressman and from ten
to twenty majority in the Legisla-
| ture. ft.tr
Minnesota.
| kOIs AOlS1 ANOfClhDCl CIV Stu-
| ditional returns have been received.
Dunnell (Republican) is undoubtedly
elected to Congress in the First Dis
trict. 1t now looks as if Cox( Democrat)
was elected in the Twentieth District,
and in the Third District the chances
are in favor of Wilson Democrat).
The contest on the State ticket for Su-
preme Court Judges will be closer
than was thought last night. The
| Legislature is doubtful. ss t.
Arizona.
PRESCOTT, November 4th.-Returns
are very meagre so far. The Delegate
ticket looks favorable for Stevens.
The supposition is. that he will carry
Pima county by large majority and
| Maricopa and Yuma by fair majori-
ties. The upper counties are not vet
heard from, but are supposed to have
voted solid for Beane. Beane's vote
is light in the lower counties. He
may carry the Territory by small
majority. On the other hand, Ste
vens' friends are confident that he
will carry the Territory by majority
of from 100 to 200.
The burglary Trial.
| WASHINGTON, November 3d.-At
the Sale-DurBlary Trial Io-uay COlum-
bus Alexander was examined by Da-
vidge. Witness said his relations
with Harrington during the investiga-
tion were quite friendly and had no
occasion to be otherwise. Witness
was strongly impressed with the be-
lief that the books produced by Joe
Evans were not the original books
kept by Evans, and he still thought
so. There We're some books the COM
mittee never obtained, especially those
relating to the real estate pool in
which Evans and several Others were
engaged. The interview with Butler
and witness at the house of witness
might have occupied five minutes.
| Butler is the same man who has been
OH tire witness-stand here under the
name of Hayes. Butler represented
\ to witness that the original books of
| Evans had not been before the COM