Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-04
TIE LEGISLATURE REPUBLICAN
LATEST From PENNSYLVANIA, EINYfSlTi iyD
WISCONSIN,.
NO DY AND NIKE i
BEECHsR Al THE MEETING TO-DAY.
TIE ELECTIONS.
NEW YORK.
The Democratic state Ticket and a
Republican Legislature Elected


Republican Legislature Elected.
NEW YORK. Nov. 4-The Times to-day
says: The latest returns from all the coun-
ties in the state show that the democrats
have elected their state ticket by majorities
which will range from two Ia three thousand
votes. The senate stands - republicans 10
20 tic mOcratS.
The World says: The indications now are
that the democratic majority will exceed ten
thousand. II also says the latest returns
make The senate stand 20 repu hlicans 10
democrats and 2anti-Tammany. The assem-
bly, is close, and may be considered In dou 1T
aiIhough we lear IL is also republican. The
state committee claim a democratic major
ity, but our latest returns give il to the re-
publlcans by Two majority. with four dis
tricts in doubt, two OF which we claim as
democratic. and two we have given TO the
republicans In our tables.
Republican Congressman Elected
The republicans have elected their candi-
date for Congress in Chautauqua district TO
nj the vacancy, thus adding one to their list
or members of Congress from this state.
Tribune Figures.
Ihe 17Onie says the entire democratic
ticket Is elected by over 1900 majority. II
also says the republicans have undoubtedly
elected sufficient number of candidates To
the legislature 10 give them a two-thirf vote
IN Inc senate ana a working majority in
the house.
Herald Figuring.
Inc He'dd says II would seem that the
democratic state ticket is elected beyond a
l lie interior claim that when AL the returns
are In IL the democrats nave any majority at
all II VIII lot reach 5000. II gives the leyis-
iature: Senate-repn6ltcan, p; democrats,
10. neutrality-suspicious. ~: democrats
%; Independent, /. The Sun SAYS the latest
returns Indicate the democratic state ticket
elected by a small majority: The republi-
cars have good working majority in bolh
branches OF the legislature.
The Vote I'm Sew York City
iBe iHinS nxes Blgelow's majority in this
city at q .l55, the UIOrId at 30.i1I. Hackett
ard Phelps, republican and ahti-rammauy
candidates for recorder and district attor-
ney. re Spectively, have about 95 OOo majority
each; Van Schaick and Gildersleeve, repub-
llcsn antl.1ammany, for surrogate and
county J1dge, have Is Geo and Z, 200 majority,
respectively.
How IL Looks nj ALBANY.
ALBANY, Nov. tine ArGUs claims the
by 1o,c O.. 1t makes the senate stsad-repub-
licah % democrats Il; ssembly-1emocrati
e, publican o..
PENNSYLVANIA.
surprise 10 the Democrats
for gOverIor in Pike county is-Pershipg
i.o5G; Hartranft. 4Gi. For state trea 3urer-
Pfolette. ,069; Rawle, i22. The democrats
elect all their officers excepting one com
missioner. Hartranft's vote was a great sur
prise 10 the democrats.
WISCONSIN.
Close Voting.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. s.-A private diSpatch
from Madison states that the republicans
there cOncede the election of the democratic
state ticket. with the exception OF governor,
and democratic majority in the Legisla-
lure. Returns received here, however, iudi-
cate the success of the republican state tick
ct, except perhaps BaltZ for treasurer and
Graham for superintendent of public instruc-
lion, and republican majority in the Leg
islature.
MINNESOTA.
A Clean SWeeD for the Renuhlicaus
show that Pillsbury, rep, for governor. has
about 10000 majority. The legislature will
be two-tblrds republican. Pfaindar, rep for
stale treasurer. ran considerably behind his
ticket, but is elected by probably 5000 ma
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