Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-06

TLATT's MAJORITY BEIwSES go AND Tlo.
blNGhAMToN, November 6.-The majority FOR
200.
Missouri.
HARDlS's ipEM.l MAJORITY IN st. LouTs 2 OfS
ST. LoUIS, November 6.-The vote in this
county on the state ticket is Hardin dem } for
governor, -0,I64; Gentry (rep) for governor
1895 Hardin's majority c6S. Coleman (deml
for lieutenant governor, who lives here, ran I. "a
behind Hardin, democratic. The county ticket
Is elected by majorites rsr ging from 500 to
1000, excepting Tor sheriff, Emil Thomas the
peoples candidate, beating j. q. PTother BY
l,l6i votes.
Kansas
GOV. osBORNE's MAJORITY 1900.
TOPRKA, November 6.-Returns from g.
counties insure the election of Osborne (rspl
for governor by over 1900 majority. Pippen
up for state treasurer, will be nearly Eve thou.
sand behind his ticket. Brown (rep.) for Con
gress in the 81 district has 400 as far a. heard
from, AMI il Will be increased. GOodin DEM
for Congress in the 2t district will have less
thsn Geo. osooTne's majority for governor two
years ago was 1900. Last year, when there
was no general and no state ticket in the field
ne opposition carried the state by about } 900
majority.
TWO SEATS TO BIZ CONTESTED BIZ RB-
PUBLICANs.
NRw YORK, November "a special 10 the
Times from Savannah, Ga, says Bryant aud
Whitley, republican candidates for Congress in
the late election from the LIST and % districts re-
spectively, will contest the seats or Hartridge
=
were ruled out.
Pennsylvania.
MAJORITIES FOR LArTA.
PHILADELPHIA. November G.-Berks county
Official, gives Lstts 5,3ll This adds I79 20
Latts's majority published this morning. Iu-
zerne, Official, gives Lstta -.
North Carolina.
TEE DEMOCRATS RNTHUsRD.
WILMINGTON, y. G., November G.-One hun-
dfeG guns we're fired here this morning, ia honor
OF the recent democratic victories. The rejOic-
ings are immense.
Illinois.
THE LEGISLATURE VERY CLOSE.
CHICAGO, November 6-rhs Trsbst7s this
morning gives the complexion of the next legis
lature as fo'lows:-"Senate, republicans 25,
democrats p, independents 3. House repuhli-
cans % democrats g. Independents 22"' The
iHtsr-Oceda says it seems likely that
the opposition and independent refOrmers com
blned will have majority Of one in the senate
IwO of the districts from which no returns have
been received are doubtful, and NAV have
elected republicans, in which case the majority
will be republican. Returns from two thirds OF
the legislative districts show a net loss TO the
republicans of eleven ia the lower house buf
u Is probable they will retain their majority in
this branch and also a majority on Joint ballot
should joint session at any time become neces-
sary. Thus far il appears probable that Ridge
way, rep, is elected state treasurer.
Florida.
DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY IN TIE LEGISLATURE.
AEGUsTA, GA, November 6.-NeWs from
Key West says the Cubsns voted for the re-
publican candidate, thus defeating Henderson,.
Walls (coored) has been elected over Finley
democrat The democrats have twenty major
ity in the legislature.
Nevada.
THE LEGISLATURE RRPUBLICAN
SAN FEANCIsCo, November 6.-Returns from
Nevada are still incomplete. Adams. dem, for
lieutenant governor, is elected. WOOdburn
rep, for Congress, is elected. The republican
majority in the legislature on joint ballot will
be from Is to 20 The republicans claim the
entire state ticket with the exception of Brad
ley, dem, for governor, and Williams dem. for
lieutenant governor. No estimate has baau
made of the general majority.