, 1875-11-04

Buffalo giyee over 1000 majority for
Seward. (Republican). gain OF 3,6Oo-
3rd.--Republicans leaders at head
quarters claim the State by several
thousand.
The New York Times estimates the
Legislature as follows: Senate, % Re-
publicans and 10 Democrats; Assembly.
80 Republicans and As Democrats. and
claim the election Of the entire Repub-
hcan State ticket by to 5000.
Three hundred out of 55S city election
districts show IA, 900 majority for Bige-
low. The whole list of Tammany can
didates are beaten.
BOSTON, November a.
Complete returns from 322 towns of
the State, all but IS give Rice major
ity of 1885. These figures will be but
slightly varied. The Republicans elect
all the Counselors and 81 Senators. The
Democrats elect eight Senators, and one
district doubtful. The Republicans
gain heavy on Representatives but the
figures are not yet footed up.
PHILAnELpHIA, Nov. 3.-Full returns
from all the wards of this city give
Hartranft, for Governor, a majority OF
1852.
The Prohibition ticket polled 63l
votes. The Republicans also elect their
entire county ticket.
The result in the State at this time,
80 A. NJ. is very doubtful. Twenty
two counties. intending Phil@deiphia
heard from. give Hartranf, majority
Of ,427, bat outside OF this city the
vote will be very close.
Mcclure comedies the State to IIart~
ranft by $4,000 majority.
Forty>seven co olnties foot up 1850
majority for Hartranft.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 1.-Two hundred
and seventeen wards give Carroll, for
Governor, 10, 296 majority. The ma
iority Of the State ticket is about the
same. The three remaining wards will
probably give small Democratic majors
tiles.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 2.--Returns from all
parts of the State indicate an over
whelming Conservative victory. They
have carried every doubtful county and
have decided majority in the House
and Senate. The Republicans concede
the State and have not had their head
quarters open since morning.
ST. PAUL, Nov. q Scattering returns
indicate the election Of the whole Re.
publican ticket by majorities from . to
S, 900. No returns from the large towns.
New YORK, Nov 2.-Returns Indicate
so far as received, from New Jersey,
that both branches of the Legislature
are Republican. A later dispatch says
in New jersey the Republicans have
carried five out of eight State Senators,
which with the Senators that hold over,
give a majority of three i'll the next
Senate. The last dispatches show that
the Republicans carried so members of
the House with three Republican eoun-
ties to hear from, which will swell the
number to from 36 to SO. The House
has GO members.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 2.-Returns from
Milwaule ee and S. towns give Taylor,
Democrat Reform candidate for Gov
ernor, Y majority, a Republican gain
of 10000.
CHICAGO, Nov. with seven pre-
cinct to hear from Huck' majority, Re
publican candidate for County Treas
urer. over Hessing and Kelly is 3.303.
In nearly all points out of the city the
vote is the largest ever polled, though
here it is not very great.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 2.--Returns in
dictate that the Democrats carry Missis-
sippi by 10,G00 majority. They also
have decided majority in Senate and
House. They elect four Congressmen
and perhaps all the Congressional deIe.-
getlon.
LEAv1NGwoRTH, Kan, Nov. 2.-The
whole Republican County ticket is pro-
baby elected by about 300 majority.
No returns from the State and nothing
can be given tonight.
RICHMOND, Nov. -2.-Meagre returns
from the State show gains for both Con-
servatives and Republicans. the for ner
having the largest. 1t is probable that
the general result will not alter the Leg
islature much.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 2.-The D:rec-
tors of the National Gold Bank and
Trust Company will meet this evening.
The impression is general on the street
that resumption under the present man
agement is impossible.
VIRGINIA CITY, Nov. 2, 3 P. MA snow storm
has just begun and snow is failing briskly.-
This will be damaging to mining preparatioRs
for rebuilding the hoisting works, they having
been nearly completed.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 1.-The Nation
al Gold Bank and Trust Company is not
open this morning. A crowd assembled
before the opening hour with every in
dication of continuance of the run. The
officers as measure of safety refused
to nav checks. The officers vouchsafe
little information, but claim the bank
can pay everything and will resume as
sool as possible. No excitement ap-
parent at other banks.
~ 1t IS rather surprising, writes
Paris correspondent, to see how the