Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1875-11-04
THE ELECTIONS.
New York.

1t Full and accurate returns from all dis
triets in this city show Biselow's ma
Il jerity to be 81, 08s< The complexion of
: Brooklyn remains as last reported with
d the exception that the independent Dern-
d ecratic ticket is reported elected to the
State Senate by a full vote of this dis
trict, with SO majority over the regular
Democratic ticket. r..
ia ter- WHITEHALL, Nov, 8.
IL Burleigh's majority over Davis for
...--4.a2, Assembly is 200, carrying every
town In the district. s-.s' l,5.. +. :s....
= Pennsylvania. -.
'.t .-.'t.. 5l... PHILADELPHIA, Nov. B..
III Retarns received. up to this hour
from the State indicate that Hartranft,
RepQblieau, for governor, has major
-22ig Of shout 1000. ~. .s,:st
Il New JERSEY. ~. .;.ese
REPUBLICAN, eAtGs. &,
.:..@-.% TREEPox, N. j., Noy. s.
The result of the election for members
of legislature is figured up as follows
Senate, Republicans 1e, Democrats 9 ;.
House of Assembly, Republicsns 81,
Democrats So HepOblican majority on |
joint ballot. II /
Nassaonusecrs. 4
NEv IoeK Nov. ).
Mass asl naetis has elected the entire |
Republican Ticket and secured an 10
creased Republican majority in the
Lrgjs'stufe. Idcos plurality for Cover
ner - estiaa9ted at from 4, 600 to 5000.
Mr. Grape, the Repa,blii.aii 1eaer99it aafe for
Congress; is elected in the first district.
Maryland.
s.a.5tla .NRw YoRg. Noy. 3. |
Maryland has elected the full Demc- +
cratic State fieketby a;maj orify estinsas-
at 1 coo :,l..,. ~
Z :. BALT1MoRE, Nov 8. !
The Feturns fer counties Tonight are
still. Incomplete, bat sufficiently full to
decide the resale on tie State ticket, and
the compiegionof the Legislature. OF 80 /
in the State Carrot has carried
ten by q reported aggregate majority of
3, 700, aad Harris ten By q reported and
paajq fiig asggeg4ttng 8, 400, I
leaEing. three counties To be heard ffora,
which cannot effect the general result;
but will decide il oitsfde, Of Baltimore.
81; MaFys will probably 60 for Carroll, Fl
antt Calvert and SomErset for Harris.
Phe majority will BIZ very. snail either
way The majority for Harris is based
IN al. estimate Of 80eia Allegheny and
900 Z. IN ! Rs2atilaage caQaty. The latter
.hirteen thousand Democratic majority, j
1ut has been completely reyolutionized.
The senate consists of 90 members, of t
sllish ten Democrats and two Reppb- {
leans hold over, OF the IA to be re- {
prRcd the Democrats have elected nine l
md the Republicans three. OF the 81 I
of. the House the Democrats +,
nave elected Sc and the Republicans %.
Fw6. counties moi heard fr0na, ~
.,.@ NsissEssfppi, @zE#
& III +. ~ = Jackson, Miss, Nov 3.
The Democrats haFe.sTept the State, ;,
lecting their entire ticket in nearly J
very county. They have about 30 ma E
0l.ify ia tho House and 6 or s in the
Senate. The Democrats elect the en-
ire Congressional delegation, with pos.
IDLY the exception of the sixth district,
md returns indicate the success in it
His peace, and no disturbance report {
ID anywhere. -. ,
Virginia.
New YoRl<, Nov, 3. ,
The Conservatives OF Virginia have
carried the State by the usual majority, !
ind have secured about the same major /
ty in the Legislature as they had last
year.
ELECTION FRAUDS.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 3.
james MacDougal, register, and John
Iarhausen, judge at the first precinct OF
Jefferson ward were arrested to-day,
charged with fraud in returning the ;
vote of their prinoinct, whereby it is
claimed that Knight, Independent can
lidate for Senate was beaten by Gen.
Bradley L. johnson, conservative. JAS.
!. Morrison was also arrested on GRIM
nal charge of misleading voters. They '
were bailed in So, ZOO each until to-mor- ]
now. If fraud at this precinct is estab-
ished, and votes thrown out johnson ,
will lose his election. Full county re-
turns are still light, but enough has
been received to show that the COM
plexion of the legislature will not be ma
terially changed.
Minnesota.
New York, Nov. 3.
Minnesota has elected the entire Re-
publican State ticket, with the exception
Of treasurer, by from 4, 900 to 5000.
Wisconsin.