The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-03

away, and there is good encouragement
for belief that the Republican State
ticket has been elected by more than
), 900.
The Herald says the Democratic ma
jority of last year has been reduced forty
and the Democrats probably
carry the State by from five to six thou
sand.
The Tribune, in an extra at 8 O'Clock
this morning, estimates that Bigelow
will have 1900 to 5000 majority.
The Herald and Sun concede the Sem
ate to the Republicans, with the Assem-
bly, in doubt.
The World says the Legislature is in
doubt. The Democratic majority will be
smaller in both branches. 1t believes
the Assembly will be Democratic. The
on the Democratic State ticket
for Secretary OF State it puts at 10000.
From present appearances the Repub-
licans Will control both branches OF the
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-Full returns
from all the wards of this city give Hart
rant, tor Governor, a plurality of IT,
352. The Prohibition ticket polled 631
votes. The Republicans elect their en-
tire county ticket.
PITTsBURG, Nov. 3.-Returns from
western counties of this State come in
slowly at this hour. The following have
been received: Armstrong county, six
Districts, give Hartranft, Republican,
POT majority, Democratic gain over last
years vote of %. Beaver county, six
Districts, Republican majority, 1858;
Republican gain, 100. Butler
county, nine Districts, Republi.
can majority, 222. Clarion county,
ten districts, Democratic majority. 52;
Republican gain, 3S. Crawford county,
eleven districts, Republican majority
625; Republican gain, PAT. Fayette
Democrat, 29S majority; Democratic
gain of 10. Greene county, two districts,
Republican majority, 25; Democratic
gain, IL. Indiana county, six districts.
Republican majority 574; Republican
gain, 142.
Best estimates put the Republican ma
jority in the State at $1,000.
MISSISSIPPI.
JACKSON, Nov. 3.-The election passed
off very peaceably; no disturbance re-
ported at any point. Returns indicate
that the Democrats carry the State by
10000. They have a decided majority
in both Houses,and elect four Congress
men, and perhaps the entire Congress
sional delegation.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-seEenty-four pre-
cincts give Huck 1872, Keeley 5,9s1
Hessing 16. 1871. The Opposition claim
that the county and towns will give
Hessing nearly solid vote, and hope
by this aid to overcome the city majority
for Huck, which seems inevitable now.
MINNESOTA.
(. ST. PAUL, Nov. 3.-Latest returns from
various parts of the State do not give
basis for close calculations. The Repub-
lican State ticket is undoubtedly elect
ed, with the exception of State Treas
urer. This is uncertain. The Republi-
cans do not claim over 5000 majority. 1t
is impossible to make close estimate of
the Legislature, but it will be largely
Republican.
LEAvENwoRTH, Nov. 3.-The whole
Republican county ticket is elected by
about 800 majority. There are no returns
received from the State, and nothing
can be given in regard to the result.
TOPEKA, Nov. 3.-Very light vote, only
300 cast in this city. In the Fifty-sixth
District, Silver, Independent Republi.
can; is elected to the Legislature over
Adams, regular Republican. In the
Fifty-seventh District, Bonebrake is
elected without opposition.
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, Nov. S.-The contest for
Mayor was squarely on the Sunday
Liquor question. Alexander Lewis was
the regular Democratic nominee and was
also at the head of the Law and Order
ticket as against W. q. Thompson, the
nominee of the Republican Convention.
The result is decided victory for the
former. At this writing Lewis majority
Is estimated at considerably over 1900.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 8.--Seventeen wards
give Carroll, Democrat, an aggregate
majority Of 5,48O. The three remaining
wards give Harris 313 majority, leaving
CarrolPs majority in the city 14,918, an
increase of IL, 1872 over Latrobe's majority
last Wednesday. Returns from the
counties are very meager, but the indl-
cations are that the entire Democratic
State ticket is elected.
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 3.--Returns from
the City Of Milwaukee and eighty-five
towns give Taylor, Democratic Reform
candidate for Governor, 90 majority. Re-
publican gain, 10,017.
The total vote for Governor in this city
is: Ludington, 6,0S9; Taylor, 6,8I6; Tay.
lor's majority, 727; Republican gain,
5,628. In the city and In sixty towns
Ludington's majority Is 5S3. The Repub-
lican gain Ia 9,372, Ludington and the
balance of the Republican State ticket is
undoubtedly elected.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BOSTON, Nov. 8. a.-Complete returns
from 322 towns In this State, all but IS,
give Rice S2,1s4, CASTOR 77,349, Baker
6,904, scattering 844; Rice's plurality.
4, 4,S35. These figures will be but lightly
varied. Republicans elect all the Coun-
selors and thirty-one Senators. The
Democrats elect eight Senators, one Dis
trict doubtful. The Republicans gain
heavily in Representatives but the fig
ures are not yet footed. Crapo, Repub-
Acan; is elected to Congress from the