Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-09
EVENING STAR.
ELECTION RETURNS.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
ARKANS AH.


election in October. For Congressman,
GAM, dem, In the 1st district, Is elected
without opposition. In the I'd district the
rep, is conceded by the republicans. 10 the
Sd district, In which Little Rock Is situ-
atod, 1t is close between Mcclure, rep, Stu
by the republicans, but will require the offi
clal count In the 4tb district Ganter IL
elected without opposition.
CONSPICUOUS.
stock, Union and Brideewster to hear from.
gives TildeD 81 ,143, Hayes 5S,3l9; Tilden's
majority, 1884 The republican m sjority In
the hae Connecticut nee ieg,slsinrs 10 on joint
to 10 democrats, and the house III republi-
cans to 105 democrats. The Congressional
delegation remains as IN the present Con-
gress.
The returns from the 18th Illinois district
Indicate the ele ction OF Wiley. rep to Con-
so far received show the election of Aldrich,
rep, In the 1st; Harrison, DEM, In the 81;
Brentano, rep, In the Sd; Lathrop, rep, In
SON, rep. In the 9Th; Fort, rep, In the sth, by
over 1000. The legislature stands two TO one
republican. More republicans are elected on
tae straight this year than for num-
ma jority in the 10th Conversational district
over both competitors.
FLORIDA.
o1 a Lake City dispatch at P: M, says: The
will elect the entire democratic ticket by over
1000 majority. Thh democratic gains are
large in all but three or four counties.
The following dispatch was received at
Judge EdmuDds' headquarters:
"TALLAHAssEE, FLA, Nov. 8, D. NJ
Have carried this state by not less than
! 500, and probably 1000. Full returns are
not in, but are enough to make the above
estimate certain. M. MARfIN
Charm an Republican Campaign Com"
INDIANA.
Returns from $50 townships and wards
which catt 43 per cent. OF the October vote
show Hayes ahead OF Tilden 3 49l, which
IL democratic gain of 900. The same rate OF
gain kept up would give Tilden 1000 ma.
from may Increase this estimate, The town
ships not heard from gave 200 democratic
majority In October.
LOUISIANA.
In eleven parishes partly Official returns
and estimates show net democratic gains Of
,1zI over the democratic conservative com =.
mfitee's returns OF 1874, which elected Mon
;ns, ,Ss 1y 2sss the above
the state by $1,000 TO 20 ,OOD, and IL is claimed
by the democratic comunittee. The demo-
cratic majority in the city win probably
claims the state for the republicans by 10000
10 $1,000.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Returns from 332 towns (all but small
\
rilden, 105 5S5; Rice, 13l $50; Adams, 1o3 ,O2O;
Baker, II sos. The It'll district, complete,
stands: Butler, 1900; Tarbox, 9,425; Hoar,
2,02S.
Willis, rep, for Congress, In the I'd dis
trtct, has l0S majority. MCGOWAN, rep, for
Congress. in the Sd district, has TAI majority.
Later returns indicate that the majority for
Hayes will be from $4,000 to 10000. Cross
wells majority for governor will be some
what less. The legislature will have a re-
n1aa ns<~lf 49, k><<..H s.xtrs
lot. The republicans have certainly seven
out OF the pine Congressional districts. The
democrats elect Williams In the LIST by about
lco majority. The sth district Is claimed by
both par lies.
MINNESOTA.
Only about twenty OF the seventytwo
counties have yet made complete returns,
ont these, with fragmentary returns from
majority In the state win be Is, 900 to $4,000
Dunnell, Iep., is elected In the lst district by
from 900 70 600 majority. Strait, rep is
elected In the I'd district by 5000 majority,
jority
MISSOURI.
Unomcial returns give Anthony Ittner,
rep, In the LIST Congressional district, about
zoo majority, and Nathan Cole, rep, in the
ID district from 800 to 400 majority. These
are republican gains. In the Sd district r.
Jority. In districts outside OF the city: The
6th Is reported carried BY Ravens, rep, by
jOO majority, and the 10Th by Pollard, rep,
oy loo majority.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Returns from 2l0 towns give Hayes 50, 565,
Ttlden 36.323, with Is towns to hear from,
which give last year 20 democratic majority.
the total vote viii reach $1,000, the greatest
NORTH CAROLINA.
The democratic majority in the state will
hardly fall short OF 1900. The democrats
elect all their Congressman except one, Gov.
district. The iesislsture which sl essSnS q
United States Senator, Is more than two
thirds democratic.
OHIO.
There was great excitement in Colum bus
Last night over the announcement that Gov.
Hayes was elected. In the midst of the
general excitement all efforts to obtain COM
plete returns OF the Ohio election by couu-
ties signally failed. II 10, however, conceded
by both state committees that the republi.
can majority Will be nom 5000 to Il, 900.
PENNSYLVANIA.
The retu rms received Indicate . republican
majority OF goo i'm Allegheny county and q
gain OF two republican congressman In the
county.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
South Carolina still In doubt. Both parties
claim the state. The indications are thai
the Hayes electoral ticket Is elected.
The Charleston Neps and Quarter latest es.
innate gives the state to Hampton and TIL
dep by about 5000 majority: This allow,
osOOO repuDllcan majority IA CHARLESTON
county. The democrats have carried the
state unless the republican majority In
Charleston county approximates 10000.
VIRGINIA.
Returns last night assure the re election
OF Gocde, dem., TO Congress from the NOrfOlk
district by 1000 majority.
WEST VIRGINIA.
The state Will give about II 900 majority
for Tilden. All three democratic Congress
men are elected.
WISCONSIN.
The state republican executive COMMITTEES
figure that the republicans have carried tn<
state nom two % nve thousand majority
Complete and partial returns nom Al coun.
ties show net republican gain OF 4 200 ove1
last ear. This cannot Do overcome by TN
counties to be heard from. The republicau
majority In the state will be about 1000
The CoDgressmen- elect are as follows: vii.
uams, rep Caswell, rep; Haxletou, Ben
Lyme dem Bragg, dem; Bourke, dem
Humphrey, rep; Pound, rep. The majority
for Hayes II from two to i've thousand.
UTAH AND DAKOTA.
Cannon (Mormon) 10 elected Delegate Over
Baskin, lib, by probably 10000 majority
Me glnnis, dem, elected Delegate from Non.
wyOMING.