Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-04


MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 3d.-Re-
turns from Milwaukee and eighty-fve
towns give Taylor, the Dem ocratic
Reform candidate for Governor, -
majority, a Republican gain of 1907.
New Jersey,
New YORK, Nov. 2d.-In New Jew
sey the Republicans have carried five
out of the eight State Senators. There
are thirteen hold-over Senators-sev-
en- Republican and six Democrats,
which will give the Republicans u
majority of in the next Senate. The
last dispatches show that the Repub-
LEANS have carrtd ihirty members of
the Assembly with three Republicans.
The counties to hear from thirty-six
to thirty-eight. There are sixty MEM
licans will have a good working ma
jority.
The election in this State yesterday
resulted in a complete revolution of
the Democratic victory of last year.
The next Senate will stand II Repub-
licans to 8 Democrats; Assembly, 81
Republicans to % Democrats. The
Republicans gained very largely all
over the State. Most, if not all, the
Democrats who voted for the Protec-
tionary bill were beaten.
Maryland.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 1.-Two hundred
and seventeen wards give Carroll, for
Governor, 1926 majority; the same
for the balance of the state ticket.
Three remaining wards will probably
give small Democratic majorities.
Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-A careful
estimate based on the contest returns,
put Hartranft's majority in the State
at about 1900. 1t may, however, run
up to 10000 10000.
The majority in Philadelphia for
Hartranft is 1890, and in the State
about $4,000. Mr.. Mackay, State
Treasurer, expects it will increase to
10000 in Philadelphia, thus making
the Republican majority in the State
10000.
CHICAGO, 3d.-In Kansas, the Re-
publican majority is estimated at 10,-
900, with large majority of Repre-
sentatives.
LEAvENwoRTH, KS, Nov. 3.-The
whole Republican Co. ticket is prob
ably elected by about 5000 majority.
Virginia.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Virginia was
carried by the Conservatives with the
usual majority.
Mississippi.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 2.-Returns from
all parts of Mississippi indicate an
overwhelming victory. They have
carried every doubtful county, and
have decided majority in the House
and Senate. Lamar, Singleton, Hook
er and Looney are elected to Congress.
Republicans cOncede the State, and
have not had their headquarters open
since morning.
JACKSON, Miss, November 3d.-Our
majority is complete all over the
State. We have elected the Treas
urer and all the Congressman, but we
are not sure as TO the Senate. Have
a majority in each house.
Massachusetts.
BosToN, Nov. 3.-Rice's friends
claim large gains in Boston. He has
carried New Bedford by "A plurality,
where Gaston's majority last year was
76. Crapo, Republican candidate for
Congress in the First District, has
large majority in the towns heard
from.
Boston, November th.-The latest
returns from every county and town.
ship except few make no change in
the result. Rice is elected by 5000
plurality, and the entire State ticket is
elected by still higher figures. The
Legislature will stand about as fol-
lows: Senate-32 Republicans, SDem-
ocrats; House-175 Republicans, 105
Democrats.
'Ine chicago Municipal Election. Etc.
CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-The vote yester-
day was larger than ever before polled
in this city. The largest vote polled
at any previous election was in 1873,
when it reached 47,310. Yesterday it
exceeded $4,000. The Republican ma
.ority in the city Is 4,293, with three
precincts not returned. The Republic
cans and Democrats are alike jubilant.
CHICAGO, November 3d.-The latest
returns from our county election show
a majority against the Hesing combi-
nation in favor of Huyck, Republican,
of 5000.
The total vote in this city yesterday
was 55, ,246, much the largest vote ever
polled here. The Republican major
ity in the county, as near as can be
is $500. Hesing, the eX-
Boss, is said to be very respondent
and on the verge of bankruptcy.
The General Result.
CHICAGO, Nov. 3d.-The following
editorial from the Chicago Tribune
gives synopsis of the election news
received up to A. NJ. of the Sd, head
ed estate Elections: The Republi-
cans yesterday had general success
throughout the the country. They
elected their State ticket in New
York, where one year ago the Demo-
Gratis elected their Governor by $4,000
majority. They have also secured
majority in both branches of the Leg
islature. In Wisconsin, where in 49,
73, Farmer Taylor was elected by 15,-
900 minority, the Republicans have
elected gallant old Harsy Ludington
Governor, and also majority in the
State Legislature of Minnesota; also,
with handsome majority for the
whole Republican State ticket. Mas
sachusetts, recovering from the gener-
al shock of 1874, has elected Repub-
lican Governor and State officers.
Kansas has, as usual elected Repub-
lican, and New Jersey did the same
thing. In Pennsylvania there is at
this writing lack of details, hut the
gains over last years vote are so gen.
eral, there is no doubt that this State,