The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-11-16

returns from other points, indicate that the
Republican majority in the State on the
election will be from 5000 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.-The 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,
sembly is Democratic by seven or eight ma
jority.
New York, Nov. S.-The Democratic ma
jority in the State is variously estimated at
from 10000 to 10000.
Richmond, Va, Nov. 9.-But little inter-
est seems to be taken in the Virginia cleo.
ton, as nearly everything in the State is one
sided. Numerous but incomplete returns
from every section indicate that Tilden's
majority will run over $4,000. The Demo.
Gratis elect eight Congressman certain, which
leaves one district, the Fourth, in doubt,
with a very strong probability of the cleo
ton of Jorgensen, Republican, over Hunton,
Democrat, in that district.
Salt Lake, November 9.-Maginnis, Dem
ocrat, is elected delegate from Montana. In
Utah, Cannon, Mormon, is elected delegate
over Baskin, Liberal, by probably 10000
majority.
Wheeling, West Virginia, November o.
This State will give about II, o majority
for Tilden. ALI three Democratic Congress.
men are elected.
Cheyenne, November 9.-The latest Wyo
ming returns give Corlott, Republican dele
gate, 1000 majority.
Yankton, Nov. l0.--Kidder, Republican
| Sc aIaofad - Dola&o To-.;~r H. I'D
of nearly 1900. The Legislature is Republi
can in both branches, as is also the entire
Territorial Government.
Boston, Nov. 10.--The entire vote Of
Massachusetts,, with the exception of the
town of Goshold, is: Hayes, 149, 900
Tilden, 10S,247; Rice, 1S6,3S2; Adams, los,
S29; Baker, 12,227; Rice's plurality, 3J,45S
majority, 1925.
Washington, N. c., November 18th,
Democratic majority in the State will prob
ably range from II, 900 to $4,000. No chang,
in the Congressional delegation.
Nashville, November 11.-Nearly com
plete returns from Tennessee give Tilden
majority of not less than 10000. The ma
jority of Porter for Governor will be some
thing less over Thomas, Independent Dem
ocrat. The Democrats elect eight out of ter
Congressman, a loss of one (McFarland) il
the First District. The Legislature, which
elects two United States Senators, will havt
aDemocratic majority of go on joint ballot
the Senate standing q Democrats to 4 Re
publicans, and the House 81 Democrats to
Independents and 16 Republicans.
Charleston, s. c., Nov. 1.-THE oficia
majorities in all the counties, compiled iron
returns Of precinct managers, are given il
an extra of the Ne1os md Courier tonight
showing 1850 majority for Hampton il
twelve counties out of thirty-two. Tilden'
vote was 6S7 behind Hampton's. 1t is be
lieved now that the vote for electors will b,
very close indeed. The Board of State Can
vassers at Columbia to-day considered tn
question whether they had the revising ju
risdiction over the returns. Attorney.Gen
eral Stone, and another member of tn
Board, not candidates for reelection, OF
posed the claim, and contended that thei
duty was simply to aggregate and declar
the result reported to them from the cour
ties. The rest of the Board, however, vote
otherwise, and their decision was agains
this view. Gov. Chamberlain still claim
the State for the Republicans by from SOC
to 1000,