The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-03
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A special from New Bedford places Grape
Republican, majority at 1000.
The balance OF the cities in the State ar
Newton. Rice 1l09. Castor $40; Fitchbnr
Rice SIG, CASTOR FOG; Newburyrort, Rio
$50 CASTOR 927.
The Legislature is more strongly Reput
lican than last year.
According to corrected Journal returns
Rice carries Boston by 70 votes.
BosToN, Nov. 2, ii p. M-The election {
Rice is now generally conceded. The est
mate of the Journal places his plurality 6
from 5000 to G000. The vote for Bakr Pro
hibition candidate, will be between 1000 an
5000. Adam9s vote will reach 1900, and ma
go beyond this estimate. The entire Repot
Lean ticket is probably elected.
The total vote will fall somewhat below tina
of last year. The Legislature shows Rspub
lcan gains in both branches. In this city tn
Republicans elect 30 Representatives and
Senators. The Democrats elect Is Represen
tatives and Senators.
BosToS Nov. 3, A. Incomplete return
from 1922 towns in this S ate-all but Is
give Rice 81, 1874, CASTOR 77,347, Baker 1904
scattering 341. Rice's plurality 1885.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Nov. Six colored men were
arrested at Washington Market for illega
voting. The Fox and Morrisey contest is
very exciting The betting is in favor of Fox.
The Democratic State ticket is running large
~ ahead. One or two stabbing cases have
occurred, and large number of arrests for
Illegal voting.
New YoRK, Nov. 2.-Thurlow Weed claims
the Repnblica as have carried the State by a
small majority.
Returns from 81 districts throughout the
Safe show Republican gain of 1000.
John Morrisbey, antiTammany candidate
for State Senator, is elected by over 1000 ma
jority.
One hundred and twenty ont of 557 cleo
ton districts heard from give Bigelow CDem.)
4783, Seward (Rsp.) .46S, Olvey dem
9772, Phelps (Rep) Is 40, Smythe Dem.
1852, Hacket Rap.) 1868.
New YORK, Nov. 2.-Ths anti-Tammany
county and city ticket is undoubtedly elected
in the city by heavy majority. The indica-
tions are that the Democratic majority on the
State ticket in this city will be largely re-
duced.
The Democratic leaders up to $50 z. NJ,
from the scattering returns received, claim
Kings county by 1000 majority on the Sta'e
ticket. They also claim to have elected the
Mayor, Sheriff and two Senators in the Second
and Third Districts. Last year the Demo-
cratic majority was 49, CTS.
557 election districts show Il, 900 majority tor
Bigelow, 1920 for Phelps and $4,000 for
Hackett The whole list of Tsmmany nomi-
nees is beaten.
WOODBURY., N. Y, Nov. 3, 1 A. NJ Glou-
cester county elects Mathers (Rsp.) by 800
majority; Lodge Dem Assem- blyman by SO
majority; Moore (Rep.) Assemblyman by $50
majority.
New YoRK, Nov. 2, l A. Incomplete re-
turns from Is Of the q Assembly Districts in
this city give Bigelow, for Secretary of State,
sc. 500; Seward IS. ll2; Smythe, for Recorder,
40 215; Hackett SO, 236.
New YORK, Nov. 3. $50 A. M.-The Re-
publican ticket will have from 10000 to
5000 majority in the State. The Repub-
licans have secured q majority in both houses
Of the Assembly.
NEW JERSEY
New YORK, Nov. Returns received from
New Jersey indicate that the Republicans
will have maj ,rty in both branches of the
Legislature. Essex county sends l Re-
publican Senator and 8 Assemblymen to l
Democratic A -semblynan-a Republican gain
of 5. The Republicans gain 2 Assembly
men in Hudson and 2 in Mercer county.
New JERSEY, Nov. 2-The Republicans
have elected their Senators in Essex and
Union counties, where the Democrats ex-
the Senator in Salem.
The Dem Gratis have elected Senators in |
Monmouth, Warren and Somerset.
As it now stands, the Senate is tie, with |
two confederation and Gloucester-to |
hear from-both Republican heretofore.
CAMDEN, N. Y, Nov. 2-The whole Repub-
lican ticket is elected in Camden county by |
msjorities ranging from 500 to 1900. A. G.
ScovelI, Republican, is elected to the As |
sembly, from the First District, by 504 major
i'y. Lund, Republican, to the Assembly,
from the Second District, by 600 Sewell,
Republican, for the Senate, by about 600
majority.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 2-The returns will
be compared with 1874 when the Democrats
had 1879 majority.
The evening Telegraph publishes ward re-
turns to 10 A. NJ, showing majority of $500
for Hartrantt
HARRIspURs, Nov. 2-Harrisburg city gives
tfartranft 800 maj ority, Republican gain of
over 800.
PH1LADELPHIA Nov. 1.-The election passed
off very quietly to-day. WHAT disturbances
did take place we're of a minor character.
The court sat up to o'clock deciding cleo
ion matters.
Unofficial returns received from 26 wards
If the city give Haftranft 1884 majority.
The five wards to be heard from are R9pubii-
,an and it is estimated H,rtranft will have 6
It least Is 600 majority in the city,
Chester City, Chester county, gives Hart
anft 470 majority, gain Of 1877
WmKEsBARRE. Pa, Nov. 2-The Plymouth /
borough gives Hartranft $40, Pershing 279-a
Democratic gain of 100. Returns come in s
owly but from a majority of the districts {
leard from Piolett runs slightly ahead of t
'ershing.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2-Lycoming county, ]
gives Democratic majority of @
000-a Democratic gain Of SO; Berks county, c
bout 630C msjority-a Democratic gain of
COO /
PHILADELruIA, Nov 2.-Snyder county es- \
mated about 40 majority for Hartranft, a |
republican gain of 49, Pike county, Demo- Il
ratio majority $50, De nocratic gain of 40. {
chuylkill county gives Pershing 1900 ma
ority, Democratic gain Of, 1913. Montour
ounty, Pershing's maj ori.y $50, Democratic q
)ss of 800. n
PHILADELPHIA, Nov adams county :
ives Pershinp sos majority a Damonratic