Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-08
EVENING STAR.
AFTER THE BATTLE,
Summary of Last Nights Dispatches.
TILDEN & HENDRICKS ELECTED.

TIlDEN & HENDRICKS ELECTED.
We print below a summary OF the latest
| dispatches received last night, making more
| certain the election OF Tilden and Hendricks
| as President and Vice President OF the United
| States, which was clearly Indicated by the
| dispatches In the midnight extra OF THE
| STAR.
| The returns show democratic msjorities
from all directions, Indicating at least IS 900
majority 10 the state seven democratic
| Co6gressmen are certsInly elected. In the
| 4th district HaTalson, the present colored
member, Is opposed by Rapier, ex-colored
| Ger and the federal office holders. Shelley,
democrat, is making gains, but not enough
Is known 10 warrant an estimate.
CALIFORNIA.
A San Francisco dispatch says the state
viii probably give republican majority OF
democratic state central committee comedies
state to the 1y 500 majority
have Oregon by 500 majority.
CONNECTICUT.
General Hawley Is defeated for Congress
in The LIST district by about $50. The town of
ticket 1s74 majority. Phelps. dem /, candI-
date for Congress In the New Haven dis
trict, is reelected over kellogg by q ma
ago. One hundred and thirty eight out of
161 towns give Hayes 50,922; TiIden IS, COG;
majority for Tilden, 1854. The state senate
bers.
FLORIDA.
Partial returns from Is counties In Flor
Ida, strong republican strongholds, show net
democratic gains over the vote In 1874 of 544
Columbia and Monroe counties, formerly
republican, elect entire democratic ticket.
elected. The democrats claim p the state py
small majority.
GEORGIA.
Returns seem TO Indicate the election of An
unbroken democratic delegation TO Congress.
gia. Every county In the SIN district goes
democratic Richmond county gives over
5000 democratic majority.
Few returns yet received from Iowa. All
indicate increased republican majorities,
and the election OF all the republican Com
gressmen. The majority on the stats ticket
vote is heavier than had been anticipated,
and will probably reach 10000.
ILLINOIS.
Two hundred and twelve towns and pre-
cincts In Illinois give Hayes As $40, Tilden
| 81 ,s5s.
Returns from 30 townships give Tilden
5S.s12, Hayes 81 ,0S3. The same places in Oc-
tCber gave Williams 81 $40, Harrison 56,9l6
KANSAS.
No city or county returns are yet COM
ple:e. The Indications are, however, OF
sweeping republican victories on the coun-
", state and national tickets. Haskell,
splendid msjorities. A full vote has been
rolled, and all quiet.
KENTUCKY.
Tllden's majority In Kentucky il esti-
mated at so 600. The democrats elect Con-
fol
First, Andrew Boone; second, James No
Kepzie; third, John w. Caldwell; fourth,
]. Proctor Knott; nth, Albert g. Willis;
Blackburn; eighth, N. ,. Durham; ninth,
Thomas Turner; tenth, John b. Clarke.
LOUISIANA,
Returns are meagre; not sufficient for re-
liable estimates. The democrats claim the
, sats by 1000, and have dispstches from
blowing heavy democratic gains on the
election OF "a: The democrats claim the
can committee estimate their majority out
side OF the city At from Is 900 to p 900. and
copcede the city to the democrats by from
republicans claim the state by not more than
| 1000.
One hundred towns give Hayes 80 1896; TIL
| dem z, 5l2; Cooper "a; Hayes majority, s,79i;
| plurality. $40. In September the same
towns gave.republican, 81, 5S7; democratic,
msinder Of the state gives Inc same ratio . the
aggregate vote will be about 12l, 900, of which
the republicans viii have 1900 and the
IL 600.
MARYLAND.
Sumclent returns have been received from
the several counties throughout the state to
snow that the democrats have elected the
entire Congressional delegation, and carried
the state on the Presidential vote by large
majority.
The legislature stands 116 republicans, 4s
democrats and prohibitionist, with Is dis
tricts, which send q representatives to be
p1S IL ss :sa9e Th sys s H cSs
Eom) give Grape, rep, i, 2ss; Day, dem,
from, gives Harris, rep, 1l,116; Avery, dem,
7,4O6. The Sd district, complete, gives Field,
rep, s.36e; Dean, dem, s3os. SIN district,
dem, p 3o4. 9th district, IS towns, to hear
| from. Loring, rep, 5.I52; Thompson, dem !,
Butler. 1922; Tar6ox, s,5s6; Hosr, i,io5. stt
/ district, complete, Claim, rep, L, 2ss; War
rem, dem, 1915. 9Th District, IS towns,
ieh dissri esp Is ssS5, Vssy
/ from, NorcIoss, rep, I, 957; Lamb, dem. s. 42I.
nth district, 81 towns, is 10 hear from, Robin.
son, rep, 5,os5; Chopin, DEM, 5,652.
| MICHIGAN.
Returns FROM 100 townships give Hayes
i q net republican majority OF 3,055, q derpo-
| cratic gain OF 4,1o2 as compared with the
vote OF 1873. The same towns give Cross
| well. rep, for governor, q net majority Of
l 1.2lS.
MINNESOTA.
/ 81 Paul, nearly complete, gives Q majority
OF nearly 200 for Tilden, and about the same
/ for McNair, dem, for Congress. Scattering
| but very Incomplete returns from all parts
i OF the state Indicate the election Of all three
1 republican Congressman.
MISSISSIPPI
L Returns nom various points indicate the
| state democratic BY largely increased ma.
4 jority oyer last election. Five Congressman
L certainly elected BY the democraIs, with q
L strong probability hat they elect the sixth,
The democratic majority In the state viii
i probably reach % 900.
Il The democrats claim 81. Louis county by
Il 2 COO N ajority, but admit gain Of two re-
Il publican Consre1smen.
NEW HAMPSAIRE.
i Returns have been received from 80 towns,
| which Indicate that the state has gone for
II NV N q ms