The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-11-23
News OF the Election.

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delegation of Democrats to Congress. Shell
ley, Democrat, in the Fourth District, has
handsome majority. Rapier, c0lored, and
HARRISON, colOred, divide the Republican
vote between them. This makes full
number of Democratic Congressman.
Little Rock, Ark, Nov. Crowds of
people are on the streets awaiting the re-
turns. Tilden and Hendricks majority in
the State is about &c, 900, although the vote
polled was much smaller than at the October
election. The election of three Democratic
the First District; Slemmons, in the Second
District, and Gunter, in the Fourth District.
In the Third District, Stuart, Democrat, is
defeated, and an official count is required
to decide the election between Cravens and
Mcclure, Republican.
Hartford Nov. 9..--The Republican ma.
jority in the Connecticut Legislature is 81
on Joint ballot, the Senate standing II Re-
publicans to 10 Democrats, and the House
Democratic Congressional delegation re-
mains as in the present Congress.
San Francisco, Nov. 9...In California the
returns thus far received give Hayes 6, 400
majority, which additional returns are not
likely to vary. For Congress, Davis and
Page, Republicans, are certainly elected.
Pacheco, Republican, is thought to be
elected in the Southern District, running
considerably ahead of the ticket. In the
Forth District the contest is close and indie.
cisive. Both parties at present claim Con.
gress.
Chicago, Nov. 9.-The following is the
Congressional result in Illinois: Republi-
cans elect: Aldrich in the LIST, Brinton in
the Sd, both gains; Lathrop in the 4th,
Burchard in the 9th, Henderson in the 9Th
Hayes in the 9TH, gain; Fort in the 9Th,
Boyd in the 9th, Upton in the 18th, a gain
Cannon in the 14th, Wiley in the 18th, a
gain and possibly Ashcratt in the 10th, over
Sparks, present incumbent; certain gain
of five Congressman, and possibly six. The
Democrats elect the following: Harrison in
the I'd, Hungate in the 10th, Knapp in the
18th, Springer in the 18th, Edin in the 10Th,
Morrison in the 18th, Townsend in the 10th,
and possibly, Sparks in the 10th.
Louisville, KY, Nov. 9.-The returns from
the doubtful Ninth District of Kentucky in
dictate the election of Turner, Democrat to
Congress, in which case the entire delega
ton from this State will be Democratic
Advices from the interior lead to the belief
that the majority in Kentucky for Tilden
will be 10000.
San Francisco, Nov. GA dispatch from
Virginia City, this morning, says Nevads
will give 1000 Republican majority. Sart
that result. The vote is coming in very
slowly.
San Francisco, Nov. 9.--George G. Cor
ham received a dispatch from Oregon, this
evening, signed by Senator Mitchell aud
Congressman-elect Williams, stating that
Senator Kelly comedies the State to the Re
publicans by from 800 to 1000 majority.
Detroit, Mich, Nov. 9.--Returns thus fal
give Hayes 1867 majority. Further re-
turns will probably increase the majority
to $4,000 or 10000. Crosswell's ma iority is
about 10000 Williams, Democrat, is elected
in'the First District by l,956 majority; Will
lets, Republican, Second District, 1 600 ma
jority; McLowap, Republican, Tnird Dis.
trict, 5000 majority; Keightly, Republican,
Fourth District, 1850 majority; Stone, Re
publican, Fifth District, $500 majority
Brewer, Republican, Sixth District, 37S MA
jority; Ellsworth, Republican, Eighth Dis
trict, $50 majority; Hubbell, Republican
Ninth District, $50 majority. State Legis
lature, Senate--21 Republicans, IL Demo.
Gratis. House---6S Republicans, 80 Demo
Gratis.
st. Paul, Mimi, Nov. 9.-Complete returns
from forty-two counties and partial returns
from the remaining thirty show that Hayes's
majority in the State will be about $4,000
Dunnel, Republican, in the First District, il
elected by $500 majority; Strait, Republi.
can, in The Second, by about 5000, and
Stewart, Republican, in the Third, by from
1900 to 1900. The Legislature on joint
ballot will be nearly or quite two-thirds Re.
publican.
Memphis, Tenn, Nov. 9.-Tunica County
Mississippi, gives Chalmers, Democratic 56i
majority, n Democratic gain of 1000
Coahoma County gives Lynch, Republican,
10l majority, a Democratic gain of 500. Boil.
var County gives Lynch, Republican, 2s2
majority, Democratic gain of 1900.
Concord, N. H., Nov. S..--Returns from 2lO
towns give Hayes 80 ,565, with 26 towns yet
to hear from, which gave last year 20 Demo.
cratic majority. The total vote will reach
$4,000, the greatest ever polled.
Augusta, Maine, November 9.-Oficial re.
turns from 312 towns give Hayes 1854 ;
Tilden, AZ, 492.
Milwaukee, November 9.-The Republi.
cans will have eighteen majority in the Wis
consin Assembly, and eleven in til. Senate.
The majority for Hayes in the State will ex-
coed 5000.
Georgia sends an unbroken Democratic
delegation to Congress. The majority for
Tilden is about $4,000.
Des Moines, Iowa, November 9.-Thirty-
two counties, casting two-ffths of the vote
of Iowa, give Hayes 1882 majority, Re-
publican gain of 1929. The State gives
Hayes over $4,000.
Indianapolis, Indiana, November Sire.
turns from $50 townships and wards, which
cast forty-three per cent, of the October
vote show Hayes ahead of Tilden 2,491, but
which is a Democratic gain of 900. The
same ratio of gain kept up would give Til
den, 1000 majority. Strong Democratic
counties to hear from may increase this esti-
mate. The townships, not heard from gave
$500 Democratic majority in October.
Topeka, Kansas, November 9.--.Returns
are sufficient to show that Hayes carries the
State by over 10000 majority, and Anthony,
Republican, for Governor, by over $4,000.
Three Republican members of Congress are
elected, which is gain of one, Haskell, Re.
publican, in the Second District, by over
5000. The Legislature stands three to one
Republican. More Republicans were
elected on the straight ticket this year than
for number of years before.
st. Louis, Mo-, November 9....Unoflicial
returns from fifty counties in the State give
Tilden $4,000 majority. Phelps, Democrat,
for Governor, has about ten per cent. iess.
1t is claimed that the State will give at least
$4,000 majority for Tilden. A re.examiDa.
this city, il is claimed, gives Frost, Demo.
crat, one majority over Metcalfe, Republic.
can, for Congress.
Boston, Nov. 9.-Returns from 332 towns
all but eight small ones, gives Hayes 49,
9l2; Tilden, 1885; Rice, 131, 4SO; Adams,
103,020; Baker, 1865. The Seventh Dis.
trict, complete, stands: Butler, Il, 900 Tar.
box, 1926; Hoar, 2,02S.
Indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 9.-Returns by
counties come in slowly, indicating Demo.
cratic majority OF about $500. The table
will be complete during the day tomorrow.
The Independent vote shows considerable
falling off.
st. Paul, Num-, November 9.--The vote
throughout the State, except in Ramsey
County, generally shows Republican gains.
Only about twenty counties have made com.
plete returns, but these, with fragmentary
returns from other points, indicate that the
majority in the State on the
election will be from $4,000 to $4,000. Dun
nell, Republican, in the First District, is
elected by from 5000 to 1000; Strait in the
Second, by 5000, and Stewart, in the Third,
by 1000.
Trenton, N. j., Nov. S.--Tbe State has
gone Democratic by, probably, $4,000 ma.
jority. The Republicans elect three out OF
The seven Congressmen--a gain OF one.
The State Senate is yet in doubt, but is,
probably, Republican. The House OF As
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