The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-03

o Democratic gain OF lUO.
Luzerne will give from 1900 to 1000 Demo
cratic majority.
SCRANTON CRY, Nov. 2-Complete returns
over the vote of last year.
LuzerDe county-Polled light vote. Inc
largest Republicans gains were made IN the
city of Scranton. The Democratic majority
for the State ticket in the county is estimated
at 10000 The Republicans claim the cleo
ton of part of their county ticket
PHnADELpH1A, Nov. 2. Later Full re-
turns from all wards of this city give Hartranft
for Governor plurality Of II, 1852. The Pro-
hibition ticket polled 63l votes. The Repub-
licans also elected their entire county ticket
PH1LADEDpHIA, Nov. 3, 1870 A. M.HThe re-
suit in the State at this time is very doubtful
% counties including Philadelphia, heard
from give Hartranft only majority of 1927
PRnADEIP HIA, Nov. 3, 2:10 A. NJ. Colonel
| Mcclure, Chairman of the Democratic State
Central Committee, comedies the State to
Hartranft by %, 000 Outside Of Philadelphia
the vote will be very close.
WISCONSIN
MILWAUKEE, Nov 2.-The returns will be
compared With the election two years ago,
when the Democratic Reformers carried the
State by Is, 600 majority.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. q = Returns from 80
towns and precincts give Taylor, (Dem.), for
Governor, 1856 majority. Republican gain OF
AIS.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 2. 80 Returns from the
city OF Milwaukee and s. town give Taylor,
Democratic Reform Candidate, " MAORI y
Republican gain of lO,Ol7.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 2.-One hundred and
forty towns have been heard from. They give
Ludingon 420 maj ority-a Republican gain
of TO- S02. Ludington is probably elected by
from 1000 TO 5000 majority, but the balance of
the Republican ticket is in great doubt.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 8. 2 A M-Hon E W.
Keys, Chairman of the Republican State
Committee telegraphs to the Sentinel: Il have
no doubt Of the success of our whole ticket.
The Democrats concede the election OF Lud-
ingtcn.
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, Nov. 2-The contest for Mayo
was .squarely on the liquor question. Alex.
Lewis is the regular Democratic nominee
against W. G.. Thompson, Republican. The
result is decided victory for the former. |
Lswis's majority is estimated at over 1000.
DETROIT, Nov 2, IL P M-Returns from
thirteen out Of the nineteen precincts indi- |
cate Lewis's election by about 1900 majority. |
Republicans claim to have a maj ority in the |
next Council, and also claim that they have
elected most of their city ticket, but no defn- |
lite Il cures have yet Deen Obtained.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, Nov. I'm the election to-day |
for county officers 81 out Of 50 precincts in
this city gave Huck, the Republican candi-
date, $685. Hessing the opposition candidate,
$3.50. and 2027 tor Kelley, Independent Demo
crat.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-Reports from 40 pre-
cncts in this city and 9 townships show fol-
Kelley 1909. Huck's plurality, 1888.
CHIcAao, Nov. 2 1.25 F. MA precin cts
give Huck 10, 1872, Kelley 1881, Hesipg l6, 1877.
The opposition claim that the country towns
will give Hesing nearly solid vote, and hope
by this aid to overcome the city maj ority for
Huck, which seems inevitable now.
VIRGINIA.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov. 2. -Fowle and Simp-
son, Conservatives, are elected to the House
Of Dele gates by about $50 majority
In Loudor, Matthews and Carter Corser-
natives are elected.
Sinclair and Coughton, for the Senate, are
elected in the First District, over Nick
and Gray, Independent.
Richmond has elected the Conservative
tics ct by 600 ma ority.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 2. -Despite the ex-
,iting contest in this city the election passed
|
boiled. The returns from eighteen precincts
how the Independents, who opposed the
only for State Senators, have
"a ned largely, and if the remaining pre-
,incts, together with Henrico county, which I
part of the Senatorial district, show SINH !
ar independent gains, their candidates will {
20 elected. The Republicans had Only one
andidate in the field, and he runs behind the
The Conservative candidates for the Senate (
re Bradley johnson, VIM. e. Tanner, and C. l
J. Worthem; the Independent, W. G. Knight
nd 2. III. Starke; the Republican, Norman
D. Smith. There is no opposition to the
for House Delegates. Meagre t
eturns from the State show gains for both a
Conservatives and Republicans, the former !
owever, having the largest; in some counties t
where the Republicans have no candidate they
re supporting the Independents 1t is more
han probable that the general result will not
Materially alter the complexion of the Legis- Q
,ture. L
RICHMOND, Nov. 2.-Full returns from city y
reclncts have changed the aspect OF affairs. +
rem. Bradley T. johnson, for State Senate,
yainst whom the Independents made the
fight, has majority in the city of
30. Returns from the county greatly reduces 7
ohnson's majority in the district, but his "
lection is certain by over 200 majority.
The two other Conservatives for the Senate v
re elected by much larger maorities.
Returns from 81 precincts in different
ounties showed increased majorities for the
whose gains in many cases are n
rye. The Republicans show only small
.ins, and in but few instances. 1t is impos- l.
BILE to estimate the extent of the Independ- .
1t move outside of this district, as the re- a.
rms are too meagre.
The Conservatives carried the city of s.
yrchburg by a small majority. A gain of
Ter 100 on last vote, when the Republicans ID
rried the city. ;,
Norfolk city elected all Conservatives, there q
ling no opposition. Republican gains in
ortolk county will probably elect j. d.
rady, Republican, to the Senate. and Conner, Ia
,gro, to the House. Portsmouth elected re
)nservative to the House. IL
MARYLAND. Id
MARYLAND, Nov 2-There have been sew. al
al bloody fights, but no general disturbance. :.
ne roughs are out in force, but the police % ..
we absolute control at all the precincts. 81 81