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CONNECTICUT.
Democratic by n Small Majority.


HARTFORD. Nov. Thirty. eight towns give
Hayes 8267; Tilden 1901; Robinson (rep., 1875;
Hubbard (dem. 6805, Last spring these gave
Robinson (rep.) 6112; IDgersoll (dem J 65l4;
Rice's (rep.) majority is 800 against 402 Demo-
cratic last year. Republican gain 9O7. This
includes no city whatever.
Hartford gives Tilden plurality of 9S9. The
Democratic majority for Governor last year,
was GIG; Democratic gain in the city 3l3.
Meriden gives Hayes q majority, Demo-
cratic loss of ZIG.
Fifty-nine towns, including Meriden, the only
city yet reporting, give Hayes Il, 1897; Tlden
IA. 1876: HAYES majority 1862 Hayes vote over
Robinson last spring is $3.50; Tilden's over In
gersoll 1890. These 80 towns gave Demo-
cratic majority last spring of 1923. Republic
Ninety-tour towns give Hayes 80. 1902; Tilden
33.145; Robinson 80, 266; Hubbard 33267 These
towns last spring gave Robinson "a, 435; Inger-
soil $685. The Democratic majority so far is
1901 against 1862 last spring.
For Congress, Hawley 1904; Landers 4S37;
LaDders' plurality 603.
The Senate in all probability is Republican,
the Republicans carrying the following of the
81 districts: I'd, 9th (probably), 9Th. 9th. 18th
(prCbablyJ. 18th, l4,h, 18th, 10Th, 10th, 2lst.
Returns from Is town show net Republican
gain in the lower house of 80.
There seems no doubt that the Legislature is
Republican in both branches.
Oue hundred and twenty towns gives Hayes
1889; Tilden 40,722. These towns this spring
gave Robinson 1885; Ingersoll 1869; Demo-
cratic loss 1891.
Gen. Hawley is defeated for Congress 10 the
1st district by about 150
NEW HAVEN, Nov Up O'Clock. The state
will be close but undoubtedly small majority
for Tilden.
One hundred and twenty-five towns. which
do not include New London or New Haven,
gives Hayes 42,424; Tilden 3,3343; Robinson
1900; Hubbard 43, 1853. These are against last
springs vote of, Robinson 81 oil; Ingersoll
81, 143, Democratic majority of 919 against
$500 this spring. The state no doubt gives Til
den a clean majority.
One hundred and thirty-eight towns out Of
167 give majority for Tilden Of 1854; for Hub
bard 1866.
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Is the faculty of condensiDg classics likely to be
hereditary? -to continue from fatber TO son?
Because the classics are many, and In no one
mans lifetime can more than few, COMPARE
lively speaking, be condensed. There are a
good many volumes of the Waverleys. Will
they work backward from them or forward?
Will they skilfully skip some authors, or will
they NOW clean swath through ancient aud
modern literature? Will it be likely that any
of this present generation will live to see
Shakespeare and the Bible done?
And, when conjecture in this direction flags,
tho harassed mind discovers a new source of
disquiet. When the world of letters shall be
exhausted. where will the condensing processes
be next applied? Is the world of the affections
safe? The world OF sentiment? How ABOUT
Joy and its expressions? Tenderness, passion
and the delight of loving? Are they not cap
able of being reduced to smaller compass?
Could not man save good deal OF time by
judiciously skipping most OF his courtesles and
caresses? by cutting down the words of his
emotions? 1t is manifest that he might; and
who shall say that this is not the next thing we
shall come to? Then the family supplies will
have really been brought down to the smallest
possible estimate. All its food-physica,
mental and spiritual-condensed into teaspoon
falls and syllables, nothing will remain to be
desired. Is it worth while to lift up even a
comic voice of remonstrance? Is it not better
to drift with the narrowing tide, shrink and
shrivel as good naturally as possible, become
Lilliputians at once, pack our little boxes and
books of pemmcan and set out for the blood
less Arctic regions?
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Third district complete gives Frost, Rep.

Third district complete gives Frost, Rep,
266; Dean, Dem, 9308.
Fifth district complete. Banks, Rep, 1924;
rockingham, DEM, II, 304.
Sixth district, As towns, 2 to hear from, Lor-
ing, Rep, 5752; Thompson, Dem, 52O7.
Seventh district. SO towns, 8 to hear from,
Butler 7242 Tarbox 1896, Hoar 11O5.
Eighth district complete, Clahin, Rep, 49,
298; Warren, Dem, IL, 14S.
Ninth district, 3S towns complete, Rice, Rep,
10 891; Very. 10, 2O5.
Tenth district, 65 towns, "a to hear from,
Norcross, Rep, 1897; Lamb 5424.
Eleventh district, 81 towns, Is to hear from,
Robinson, Rep zoos; Chaplin, Dem, 1852.
Election in this city was quiet The streets
are filled with people. The Democrats are Gel
ebrating with great enthusiasm.
Nineteen towns give Hayes 95,51S; Tilden
1854; Rice SS,SO4; Adams 79,9O3; Baker So.
085.
2.30 A. M.-Three hundred towns in Massa-
chusetts give Hayes 136052; Tilden sc, 3O9:
Rice 123,450; Adams 96,663; Baker 11,44S.
Forty towns to hear from will probably in.
crease Hayes plurality to 10000 and Rice's to
81 900 or % 600,
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VIRGINIA.
Increased Maje GRITTY for the Democrats.

Increased Majority for the Democrats.
NORFOLK, Nov. THE election was quiet.
Tilden's majority in this city is 95S. Majority
for Goode, Dem, for Congress, 915, a Demo-
cratic increase of IT'S.
Elizabeth City and county gives Republi-
majority of $50. Republican increase 2O0
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. There is no doubt of
Hunters reeection to Congress by majority
of several thousand
NEW YORK, Nov. T. 1915 D. m-[Herald's
bulletin Virginia has gone Democratic and
elects all her Democratic Congressman.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. THE bad weather
did not affect the voting, as thesvote polled in
this city is as heavy as ever known. Tilden's
majority in Richmond will be 1900 Returns
from the surrounding counties show Demo-
cratic gains over the vote of 1874
The only close contests for Congress are in
the I'd and 4th districts. The remaining seven
districts will elect Democratic Congressman.
few returns received from the I'd district
show Goode (Dem.) is gaining over the vote of
1874.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 7.-Despatches from
almost every section eft the state indicate that
Tilden is gaining steadily. He will carry the
state by large increased majority over any
previous election.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
The RasmIf in nnmhs

AUGUSTA, Nov. IA special to the Chroni-
cal and Sentinel dated Columbia II p. M, says
Hampton is 10000 ahead 10 Is counties heard
from, but the Republican strougbolds Of Beau.
fort, Georgetown, Collerton and Charleston
counties will reduce this majority considerably.
hampton is sanguine of success by small ma
Jorlty. BY direction of y. S. Marshal the polls
were taken possession of by the troops There
was no disturbances; only the citizens chal-
lenged voters.
CHARLESTON, Nov 7.-Unoficial returns
from various sections of the state show large
Democratic gains everywhere as compared with
the vote of two years ago. No Republican gains
are yet reported anywhere The Republicans
are unwilling to grantsthat Chamberlain's m A.
jority of 1874 is overcome.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 7.-Unofficial but trnst
worthy returns from about one-half the state
show democratic gain of over IL, 900, comnar.
ed with 1874, when Chamberlain had 10000
majority over Green fusionl. The Republicans
claim that Charleston county will give heavy
Republican gain to offset the Democratic
gains. The result hangs upon the coast coun.
ties, not accessible by wire.
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ILLINOIS.
large Republican Majority.

NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-Returns from 20 towns
Cooper "a; a Republican gain over the vote
for Governor in 1872 of 1884, and Democratic
gain of 1928, being net Democratic gain of "a.
CHICAGO, Nov. ELEVEN precincts, in this
city and 80 towns in the interior OF the state
give Hayes 1890; Tiden 1887; a small
Democratic gam over the vote for Governor in
10000 There is no doubtsof large Republic
can majority now in the state.
CHICAGO, Nov. 40 so p. m. )--ReturDs
from 81 towns in the state of Illinois give
Hayes 23,081; Tllden Is. sol; Cooper 81; net
Democratic gain 397.
CHICAGO, Nov. iowa has undoubtedly
gone Republican by $4,000 and elected all Re-
publican members OF Congress.
CHICAGO, Nov. Z, II p. m.--Partial returns
from 81 towns in So counties in Iowa give Re-
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Republican by a small Majority

CONCORD, Nov 7.-105 towns and cities give
Hayes 1925; Tiden II, 1856; scattering a. Ia
1872 the same places gave Grant 1856; Gree
ley IL, 675; scattering $50. Republican net loss
ia these places 536.
CONCORD, Nov. Tone hundred and fotty
towns and cities give Hayes 30,36S; Tilden &C.
1856; scattering 80. In 1872 the same places
gave Grant 26.951; Greeley 2l,S73; scattering
222 Republican net loss in these places, 1859,
One hundred and forty-fve towns and cities
give Hayes 81, 21S; Tlden 26,645; scattering so.
In 1872 the same places gave Grant 27,72l;
Greeley 22,610 scattering 224 Republican net
loss in these places, 1874.
One hundred and fifty towns and cities give
Hayes 81, 712; Tllden 81, 1896; scattering g. la
1872 the same places gave Grant %, 1877; Gree
ley 23,09S; scattering 2242. Republican net
loss in these places, 1872.
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NEW YORh.

Democratic MAJORITY OF Id OOO.
BROOKLYN, Nov. TT p. m.--The 23d ward.
first district, give Hayes 305, Tilden 322. The
18th ward, third district, gives Hayes 800, Til
den 1856. The 18th ward, second district. give
Tilden 1902 Hayes Al. These are Republican
gains.
SYRACUSE, Nov 7.-There is large number
OF arrests in this city for illegal voting.
NEW YORK, Nov. Is 16 p. m.-Two humid
red and seventy election districts in this city
which have been heard from give Tilden a.
900 majority.
New York county: Tildep 49, 2OS, Hayes So
65S Cooper 252. Tilden's majority over Hayes
$3.50.
Morton, Rep, is elected to Congress.
10 p. m.-Hoboken gives Tilden 200 major
ity.
. 1n-na p. m--Retnrns from 276 election dis
tricts outside this city shows Republican ma
iority of 20829, and a Democratic majority of
1916, being net Democratic gain over 1872 Of
1929. The Democratic majority in New York
city this year is about $4,000, against about
$4,000 in 1872, and in Brooklyn about 10000
against not quite 5000 in 1872
GHereld bulletin]-New York state has gone
Democratic by about 10000 majority.
10.15-The crowds in front of the newspaper
offices are immense. There never was such in
terest manifested in election. The Elk press
extra is headed as follows: Victory, Sam
uel Jones Tilden elected President" San over
ticket carried ed
10000 majority GA united South for Tilden,'
"The victory complete" 'Smith Ely's majority
for Mayor over 60 ,000"
NEW YORK, Nov. $3.50 a. m-Tild en-
carries the state by $4,000 to 10000.
NEW YORK. Nov. Robinson, Dem, is
elected Governor, running well up to Tilden.
The rest of the Democratic state ticket is also
chosen
Ely. for Mayor of New York, has 10000
majority, and the whole Tammany county
ticket is elected.
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10000 Democratic majori,y.
AL A B AMA.
$4,000 Democratic Majority.


MOBILE, Ala, Nov. 7.-Tilden's majority
will equal $500 if it does not exceed it, Every
thing Is quiet.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 7-(730 D. m y
The election was quiet throughout the state, as
far as heard from. Hayes majority in this
city will be 1000. The few counties heard from
indicate large Democratic majority in the
state. 1t is safe to say that seven Democratic
Congressman are elected
MONTGOMERY, Nov. 7.-[World's special +
The election is quiet. Tldens majority 10 this
city, 1900 The districts heard from show
heavy Democratic gains. Seven Democratic
Congressman are certainly elected
Returns show Democratic majorities from
all directions, indicating at least $4,000 major
ity in the state Seven Democratic Congress-
men are certainly elected. In the 4th district
HARRISON, the present colored member, is
opposed by Rapier the colored ex-member,
who is supported by Senator Spencer and all
the federal officers. Shelby (Dem.) is making
gains, but not enough is known to warrant a
estimate
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MISSISSIPPI.
20.0OD for Tildeu

LOUISVILLE, KY. Nov. Private news
from all over Mississippi from Superintendent
of Western Union Telegraph Co., reports the
election of 5 and perhaps more Democratic
Congressman, and says the states is Democrat
ic by over 10000.
JACKSON, Nov. 7.-Returns from various
points indicate this state has gone Democratic
by largely increased majority over the last
election. Five Congressman are surely elected
by the Democrats, with strong probability
that they elect sixth. The Democratic ma
jority IN the state will probably reach $4,000.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 7.-Returns from tweu-
ty townships give Tilden 3,O44, Hayes $500.
Same places in October gave Williams 1904,
Harrison 2,641.
II p. m.-Returns from 40 townships give
Tilden $500, Hayes 5,8O1. The same places in
October gave Williams 500, Harrison 1895.
In 81 townships in 80 counties heard from the
Democratic net gain is 80. Indications now are
that Tilden's majority will be between 1000 and
10000 in the state.
Returns from 80 townships give Tilden 49,
376 Hayes 13,433. The same places in October
gave Williams 1929. Harris 49, 02.
Returns from 100 townships in 81 counties
give net Democratic gain of 45.
130 .. m.-Returns from $50 townships give
Tilden 81, $40, Hayes 81, 1884 The same places
in October gave Williams l35, al, Harrison 35,-
1893. Net Democratic gain 667.
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Daily Domestic Receipts.

W. True g. Co. '"
man q Co cars -four, MARI True q Co / do aonpy
Josselyn q Go 3 do fouI, W 7 Hazard do flour. X
Deering Co do lumber, Woodbury. & L do four'
Shaw, II d Carney do pork, Brown & Washbupn
90 Hour, Kendall s y " do Seed E A Norton do
-four, D " True q Co do -four, G w True Il Co
do -four, King, Gilman & Co 8 do -four, d Keazer
do -four, varney do flour, D W Coolidge do
do starch, Hill Mang Co do cotton, A d Mortor,
do corn, Kensell, 7 & Co do corn, Cassidy do
-four, B FIske do -four, j II Bonney q CO do
do corn, Grand Trunk Railroad 10 do merchapdise,
Maine Central Railroad IS do merchandise, Portland
q Ogdensburg Railroad do merchandise, Portland
Is do
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GEORGIA.,
Democratic by SO. OOO ma;or;,,

AsSSAntAS w 0VsVOV
COLUMBUS, Noy. 7.-Muscego county gives
140O majority for Tilden and Harris dem. J for
Congress.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 7.-Chatham county gives
Hartridge for Congress over 600 majority. Til.
den's majority 800. Seven hundred negroes
voted the straight Democratic ticket.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 1.-THE returns seem to indi-
cate the election of an unbroken Democratic
delegation to Congress.
There has been large vote polled in Geor-
gia. Every county in the 9Th district has gone
Democratic e'Ao
Richmond county gives over 5000 Democratic
majority.
ATLANTA, Nov. 7.-Georgia gives majority
for Tilden of $4,000 to 10000. The Congress
sional ticket is reelected throughout the state.
AUGUSTA, Nov. S.-The Republicans claim
South Carolina by $1,000 majority. The Demo-
Gratis claim returns enough TO insure the cleo
ton of Evans and Aiken (Dems.) to CONGRESS-
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MASSACHUSETTA.
Republican Majority 4O.OO0-Butler
Elected.

EItCtSu.
Boston, Nov THE Journal says Grape
(Rep) has been re- elected to Congress in the
LIST district by large majority, and that Harris
(kep is elected to Congress from the I'd dis
trct
Twenty towns give Hayes 6,7lS; Tilden 81
1856; Adams 1916; Baker 1875.
Nine wards in Boston give Hayes 6,S93; Til
den 7,419 Rice has a majority Of 50 in these
wards.
Leopold Morse (Dem) is probably elected to
Congress in the 4th district by a small majority
The election of Clahin rep i'm the 9Th Con-
gressional district, OF Harris (Rep) in the I'd
dis riot, and Loring (Rep) in the 9th, is claim
ed by the Traveller.
The legislature stands 166 Republicans, As
Democrats, l Prohibiton'st Is districts (Which
send q Representatives, to BIZ heard from.
Latest estimates gives Hay es $4,000 plurality
in the State.
First Congressional district, 81 towns, II to
hear from give Grape Il, 266: Day, Democrat,
5059.
Second district. 81 towns seven to be heard
from, gives Harris, Rep, II, 116; Avery, Dem,,
7406.
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RHODE ISLAND,
RavnnhusCn~ unv < nAn

PROVIDENCE. r. l., Nov. Partial returns
from all parts of the state show that Hayes
will have from 5000 to 5000 majority. Eames
and Ballou, Republican Congressman, are both
reelected. There was large vote and no dis
turbance. All three constitutional amendments
are rejected.
Returns received show Hayes majority to be
about 5000.
The total vote for Rhode Island, except two
small towns. is Hayes 1880; Tlden 1926;
Cooper y; Smith So.
In the first congressional district Eames,
Rep. has 1922; BIunsen, Dem, 4,919; Chase,
Greenback, 40.
In the second district Ballou, Rep, 1884;
Page, DEM, 1894; Baiy, Greenback, A..
The constitutional amendments are probably
defeated
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TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, NOV. T., p. m.-The election was
unusually quiet. A very heavy vote was poll
ed, that of this city being over 10000, or 1000
over any former vote.
1t is believed that Thomas (Ind Dem J, can
didate for Governor, has carried the county by
over 1900. and the Republicans have elected
their legislative ticket.
Democrats generally concede the election Of
Randolph (Rep.) for Congress over Young
Dem J, the present incumbent.
Democrats concede the election of Randolph
Rep. for Congress, over Young. Dem.
NASHVILLE, Nov. THE election of Porter,
(Dem) for Governor is certain, and 8 out of 10
Congressman by the Democrats
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BY TELEGRAPH.
The Battle Fought.
and THE RESULT DOUBTFTL.
But Tilden Probably
Elected.
Republican Gain of
Congressman.
Meagre Returns But Enough of
the Kind.

Especial to the Press.]
New YORK, Nov. 7.-Tilden has carried New
York state His majority in New York city
is $500 aud in Brooklyn 10000.
[sECoND DESPATCH.
Dispatches received here indicate the loss to
the Republicans of the states of New York,
Indiana, Connecticut, North ard South Caro-
lima. The election of Tilden is conceded.
THIRD DEsPATcH.]
Later returns render the election of Tiden
doubtful Notwithstanding the fact he carries
New York state.
FOURTH DISPATCH
NEW YORK, Nov. 8.-Latest dispatches indi-
cate New Jersey is carried by the Democrats,
leaving no doubt of Tilden's election.
N. Y TIMES.
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Hayes Carries the State by 10, 900

COLUMBUS, Nov. 7.-Returns from 3OS wards,
townships and precincts in about 60 counties,
including about half of Cleveland and one
third of Cincinnati show Hayes 4, 407. Tilden
1866; net Democratic gain as compared with
the gubernatoral election in 1875,159 49,
Returns from 448 townships and voting pre-
cincts in Ohio, covering 65 counties show net
Democratic gain of 266, as compared with the
gubernatorial vote of 1875
Returns from sos townships and wards in
Ohio show 4 Ga net Republican gain of III
over 1875, when Hayes had a majority of 1854
CINCINNATI, o., Nov. 7.-[Special to the
N. Y. World. The Democratic aud Republi-
can gains are nearly even. with the figures
will probably carry the state by 10000 ma
joIity.
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The Case of Judge McAIIister

CHICAGO, Nov. IA committee of twelve
citizens yesterday presented a petition of eight
thousand business men in Chicago asking Judge
McAllister to resign on account of his Conduct
IN the Sullivan-Hanford murder trial. After
the chairman had made his address presenting
the petition, the Judge remarked-"Leaye If
with the clerk, it is a matter to 90 on file. /
have nothing to say" and dismissed the mat
ter. 1t is not expected that he will comply
with the request
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MEMORANDA.

dispatch from London states that the schr Della
Yates from Liverpool for -, was run into and
sunk off the coast. No particulars. Crew landed at
Holyhead. The vessel registered 442 tons and was
built in 1873 at Damarscotta, where she was owned.
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LONDON, November 7-12.3O P. M-Consols 96 7-,6
for money and account. ~ AZ
LONDON. November 7-12 80 P. M.-American GO
shares preferred IS. ANYWAY
LONDON, November 200 P. M.-Consols 90 SIG
Tor money and account.
LIVERPOOL, November 7.-123O p. M.--Cotton
unchanged; Middling uplands Sled; Orleans Cad ;
sales 900 bales including 1900 bales for speculation
ana receipts to-day 1906 bales of watch $500
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NEBRASKA,
No Indication of the ResuIt.

OMAHA, Nov. 7.-Election passed off quietly.
A heavy vote was polled in this city. MOI
turns in yet from the state. Both parties claim
Douglass county. Local factions have caused
much scratching of the straight tickets. So
far the county shows Democratic plurality.
Partial returns from Colfax county show 5S
Republican ma GRITTY; same Buffalo county, IA
Republican majority; Dodge county ITO Re
publican; Memaha county claimed by Demo-
Gratis; Saline county Republican by about 400;
Democrats claim Platte county by $50 MAORI
ty. No official count yet.
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KEN lucky.
10000 for Tilder,

LEXINGTON, Nov THE official vote in this
city gives Tllden 1879; Hayes 2l72; Democratic
gain 454 on 1872 Blackburn (dem. for Con
gress 1894; Shachel Ford (rep. 1895.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. THE Democratic gain
10 this city is $780, State probably goes DEM
ocratic by over 6000O The Democrats elect
Congressman in every district
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The Afafe for HAYES.

DETROIT, Nov. 7.-Returns from 80 town.
ships give Hayes net Republican majority of
S31; Democratic gain of 1880 as compared with
1872. The same towns give Crosswell (rep for
Governor a net majority of 1853.
10 p. M-Returns from 81 townships give
Hayes net majority of 1854, and a net Demo-
cratic gain of 2612 as compared with 1872 The
same towns give Crosswell (rep.) for Governor
a net majority of 348.
II p. M.-Returns from rs townships and pre-.
cincts give Hayes net Republican majority
of 1869, Democratic gain of 1862 as compar-
ed with the vote of 1872 The same towns
gave Crosswell, (rep for Governor net ma
jorlty of S09
Havss nst from dGo So give
Democratic gain of 400.
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Republican Majority of 10000.

CHICAGO, Nov Partial returns from II
counties in Iowa show Republican gain of
662; Democratic gain 80. Net Republican
gains &c.,
Dies MONIES, Nov. Few returns are as
yet received from Iowa. All indicate increased
Republican Congressman. The majority on the
state ticket is 10000 to $4,000
Peter Cooper's vote is heavier than had been
anticipated, and will probably reach 10000.
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NORTH CAROLINA.


WILMINGTON, Nov. z, p. m.-Lidesville lie,
Anson county, gives net Republican gain of
8: The third ward of this city gives Hayes 81,
Tilden 304. democratic gain of 104.
Second ward in this city shows Democratic
gain of 1903; in the 9TH ward Republican gain
of 6.
The indications are all in favor of decided
Democratic majority in the state.
wilmington returns continue favorable to
the Democrats
The Republicans cla1n the state by small
majority but admit it is very close The
Democrats claim the state by from 5000 to TO-
goo. The Sta estimates the Democratic ma
jority in the state at 4, 500 to 60OO
RALEIGH, Nov. 7.-All points in the state
heard from give Democratic gains.