Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-06
THE DUTCH CAPTURE HOLLAND
in PENNSYLVANIA BY A RE-
DUCED MAJORITY.
NEW Y~0RKDEMocRArIc STATE
TICKET ELECTED.
ALL HAIL MISSISSIPPI. WELCOME TO
THE DEMOCRATIC FOLD.
WISCONSIN CLAIMED Try THE
DEMO Gratis.
MARYLAND, MY MARYLAND TRUE
TO HER DEMOCRACY.
MINNESOTA RADICAl.oF COURSE
Independents faxed in Chicago.
Virginia Democratic.
Massachusetts Republican bv a Small
MARYLAND, MY MARYLAND TRUE
TO HER DEMOCRACY.
Virginia Democratic.
Massachusetts Republican, by a Small
Plurality.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-A special
from Philadelphia says: The chair
man of the democratic state commit
tee of Pennsylvania gives as the cause
of defeat of his party, that the men
i'll New York City who profrsscd to
be democrats intcrfcred in the cleo
ton in Ohio aud helped to destroy
their brethren Of their W political
creed and spread disaster among
them. Had these men been true to
the cause of democracy we could
have carried this state by 100, 900 ma
iority.
ADDITIONAL RETURNS.
PHILADELPHIA, 1l:3O p. M.-R"-
turns up to this hour from this state
indicate iiartranft, republican,govcr-
nor by about 1000.
NEW YORK.
ALBANY, N. y, Nov. 1.-The Eve
ming Journal says: Our table to-day
makes the state democratic by a ina
jority of between 5000 and 5000.
The senate will Stand % republicans
to II democrats, more than %twu-thirds
majority. The assembly will stand
II republicans to Sc democrats. a re-
publican majority Of i6. We have
| special advices from almost evero dis
trict.
MISSISSIPPI.
JACKSON, Nov. 3.-The democrats
have swept the state, electiug their
entire ticket in nearly every county.
They have about thirty majority in
the house and six or eight in the
senate. The democrats elect the ell
tire congressional delegation with the
possible exception of the sixth dis
trict, and returns indicate success in
it. All is peace, Il no disturbance
reported anywhere. Lamar, Single
ton. Hooker and Morey are elected to
congress.
WISCONSIN.
CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-Specials to the
Journal and Post say the returns re-
ceived at Madison, Wis, last night
and this morning have decidedly
changed the complexion OF the cleo
ton in that state, and created cOnsid-
cradle excitement. The democrats
claim thai the whole ticket has been
elected, TayIor's majority being
small, and that of the other candidates
large. The assembly is claimed by
both parties, aud will undoubtedly
be very close. The republicans still
claim Ludington's election by about
5000 majority.
KANSAS.
Dispatches Indicate that thirty
seven opposition members have been
elected TO the legislature. and thirty
nine republicans.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 3.--Returns from
counties Tonight still incompltta, but
sufficiently full! le decide the result of
the state ticket anu complexion of
legislature. OF twcnty-three coun-
ties in the STATE, Mr.. Carol! has car
ried ten by an aggregate majority OF
$500, and Mr.. Harris ten. by major
ties aggregating $500. leaving three
counties 10 be heard from, " hich can
not affect the genera! result. For the
senate the democrats elected nine and
the republicans three, With tive dis
tricts to be heard from.
For the house the democrats elect
ed ST, republicans 23, with five dis
tricts to be heard from.
MINNESOTA.
from The meagre dispatches we
Aot''' ehot 'hiS Stu't HAS gone fpplD-
tican by about 5000, with a working
majority i'll the general assembly.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO. Nov. 3.-The latest re-
ceived figures Of yesterdays vote
give Huck, for county treasurer,
2 $3.50; liessi"g. 26,4i5 Kelly, S,7sl.
These iigures include all but two
towns, which will give small repub.
lican maiorities. jones, republican,
is badly defeated for county commits
sioner, aud Nelson elected by about
400 majority.
NEW JERSEY.
TRENroN,N Nov. 3.-The New Jersey
legislature stands Senate. II re-
publicans. 3 democrats: house, 81
republicans, 90 democrats.
VIRGINIA.
Returns come i'll slowly, hut enough
has been learned to show large dem
OGratic gains.
MASSACHUSETTS.
ROsTON, Nov. 3.-Three hundred
and thirty-two cities and towns {,
nine to hear from. give Rice. 81. 900 ;
Castor, 1860 Baker, S,0il ; Adams,
liza.