The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-04
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
ESPECIAL TO THE SILVER STATED
CHICAGO, November 8, 1875.


The largest vote polled at any previous
election was in 1878, when it reached
A., $40, while yesterday it exceeded
$4,000. The Republican majority is
1928. with three precincts not heard
from yet. The Republicans and Dem
ocrats are alike jubilant.
J. N. Fitzroy and J. D. Thorpe, Rev
epue officers at ST. Louis, have pleaded
guilty of defrauding the Revenue.
In Kansas the Republican majority is
estimated at 10000, with large ma
jority of Representatives.
M1NNEApoLIs, Mimi, Nov. 3, 1875.
The Republican majority for Pitts
bury is possibly 10000, which is
large gain over last year.
New YORK, November 3, 1875.
The weather in this city continues
cold and this morning cold, bleak
wind is blowing, with the thermometer
down to 81 degrees.
The election i'll this city has resulted
in an overwhelming defeat of Tam
many. The fall antiTammany ticket
was elected by large majority. Nor
rissey has won the Senatorship over
John Fox. and Recorder Hackett and
District Attorney Phelps are reelected.
Anti Tammany nominees for minor
Offices are nearly all elected by hand
some majority. Tt is probable that
James Girard is elected If SO, he is
the ouly Tammany Senator elected in
this city.
A Herald special from Santiago,
Chill, dated October goth, via Panama,
says the transportation Of articles for
exhibition at the Gillian exposition
from Valpairaso to Santiago, has been
greatly interfered with, and much
needless trouble caused through mis-
management of Custom-house author
tiles.
A special from cleveland says o
man and his wife while drunk Monday
afternoon had fight. The woman
out of revenge for her husband beating
her, induced him to go to bed, then
chloroformed him, and sawed one OF
his legs off above the ankle. He was
discovered by neighbors, and removed
to a hospital. but is not expected to
live.
1t now betokens closer 1resi-
Dental contest, than the Democratic
party would have had any reason to
fear, if it had kept all the States that
won last year. The certainty of a close
contest will have a salutary influence
on both parties.
Minnesota elects an entire Republi-
can State ticket, except Treasurer, by
from 1000 to 5000 majority. Wiscon-
sin has gone Republican by about
5000 majority. Mississippi has gone
Democratic by heavy majority. New
Jersey has gone Republican, but the
returns are yet too meager to give fig
ures. Virginia was carried by the
Conservatives with the usual majority.
Maryland went Democratic by about
1000 majority. Kansas went Republi-
can, with a slight gain over last year.
Chicago elected the entire Republican
ticket.
New YORK, November 8, 1875.
The total vote of this city, with few
districts to hear from, is 1858 The
Democratic State ticket has majority
in this city of 1880. The majority
for Hackett and Phelps over Tammany
candidates is about $4,000. Colonel
Gildersleeve, Of Dolly Mount, has
secured another victory in his election
as County Judge over Spencer, Tam
many candidate. There is conflict of
opinion as to how the State has gone,
and neither side yet claims it with GER
tainty.
The Times says that Governor Til
dens great majority of Is, 317 last year,
has dwindled away. and there is good
announcement for the belief that tho