Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-11-08
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ARKANSAS.

| Doth SIDES are working hard.
| No returns from the interior vet.
ARKANSAS.
A Little Rock despatch says:
"The State is undoubtedly democratic by thirty
thousand maj. The vote Is less than IN Septem-
Der. GAUGE in the first, Slemens in the ID, and
Gunter in the fourth congressional district, dsms,
are elected by large majorities. The vote in the
third district is close between Stuart and Craven,
dems. and Mcclure, Poker jack with strong
probabilities 10 favor of Stuart.
KANSAS.
A Leavenworth despatch claims Hayes hs.
thirty thousand majority in Kansas.
Hayes maj in Shawnee county is about 1900.
Anthony, rep for governor, 1000 maj
MICHIGAN.
Detroit despatch says the democratic con-
gressmen in the first, third, fourth, sixth and
eighth districts run largely ahead of their tickets
and will be elected. The appearance is the legs-
latare will be very close, imperilling the choice of
Vice President Ferry as U. 5. Senator.
despatch from Detroit says the returns from
81 townships give Hayes net rep maj of S3l;
dem gain OF 1890 as compared with the vote of
1877. The same towns give Croswell, rep for
Gov net maj of i63
Detroit despatch says returns from So town
ships give Hayes a net majority of q 1884, q net
dem gain of 1872 as compared with 1872. The
same towns gee Crossneil, rep for Governor, 8
net maj of 3iS.
II p. M.-Returns from rs townships and pre-
cinc,s give HAYES net rep, majority of 1868, a
dem gain of 1862 as compared with the vote of
1862. The same towns gave Cresswen, rep, for
governor net maj of 500.
Returns from los Townships gives Hayes net
rep maj of 3,OS5. dem gain of 1902.
WISCONSIN.
The returns from all parts Of the State indicate
that the State is ours.
A. Milwaukee despatch returns from 50 town.
us md in Ha,- mai Of
300, a rep gain Of 947.
IS towns and wards give Tilden IL majority, a
dem gain of 99i. This does not include any re-
Turns from the city Of Milwaukee, where there
are indications OF large rep gain.
MINNESOTA.
ST. PAUL, November moon. The republicans
estimate II 600 majority for Hayes. The demo-
Gratis concede them 1900 Dunnell will be re-
elected to congress from the first district by 5000
Both parties claim the second district but the
chances are slightly in favor of Wilder, dem,
against Strait. In the third district Stewart, rep,
will probably be elected by 200 mai, though
Stewards friends are somewhat frightened and
the democrats claim McNa their candidate, will
be elected.
The republican maj in the State will be greatly
reduced as compared with 1872. The legislature
is rendered doubtful by the candidacy Of numer-
Gus independent republicans, and even the most
sanguine friends OF Senator Window are only
hopeful OF his reelection. The election is pro-
crossing without disorder, but the excitement is
great.
Returns received up to nine o'clock indicate a
full and heavy rep maj on the general ticket
Dunnell, rep, in the first congressional district.
will be elected. Stewart, rep, in third and prob
ably Strait, rep, in the second.
NEBRASKA.
OMAHA, November 7. The election pa sed of
quietly, heavy vote being poed in this city.
No returns yet in from the State Both parties
claim Douglas county. Local factians have
caused much scratching. The straight tickets so
far counted in the city show democratic plural
y.
Partial returns Colfax Co., show So republican
majority; Buffalo county, IA republican majori-
ty; Dodge county, ITO republican majority; Ne
mahs county is claimed by the democrats; Saline
county isrcpublican by about 400 majority Platte
county, $50 mojority. No official count yet