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MISSISSIPPI


The DenoerAes Bold Their Own.
JACKSON. November Z. - The returns
fr0n various D .ints indicate that this state
has gone Democratic BY largely increased
majority over last year. Five Congress-
m+n sre certainly elected. with . strong
probability that the sixth is also elected.
Everything passed of very pescesbly. No
disturbance reported.
The majority in the State will probably
reach $1,000
Pike roonty-McComb City, Tlden's me-
jrity l03. II oker, for Congress, los; Sum.
NIT, TiIden III, Hooker l0o.
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bic msiovity considerably. Hampton u
sanguine Of SUCCESS BY email ma1osity.
By direction of tho United States deputy
marehal the polls were taken possession OF
by thu troops. There was no disturbance
only oitisens challenged voters: ..i .5
The Republicsns claim South 'CArolins BY
1900 msjority. z.
The Democrats claim returns enough re.
eeived to insure the election Of Evfns and
Aiken, Democrats, to Congress, In place OF
Wallace and Carpenter, Republicans.
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From the country parishes The fouowane
information is received:
0e. Mary.
A dispstch from Franklin to Marshal
Pitkin, ,:e:5s p. H., yesterday. says: "Conn'
1909 majority here for national and Sesse
tcket."
Terrebssne.
From thie parish news comes: 1ef1e'
bonne - safe"
Tia nsrshaz's dispatch from Dslts resds:
~Rlsction passed Of oil qniet. Aooas 20ov
80. poIled ats P. n; 2i0o Republiesn."
C1aib0rDG.
RB. Blackburn tsleRrsphs from hetaer:
AIeeding Democrats claim the psrise oy
.Isoe.s
A disoatch from Clinton, p. II, 30
A..d.v. ssys. $50 tar - can hear, not's
R...hliaaa vote hes been voted In ehn
paEish.n -.
rsoustiesn diepatch from Coushstta'
stvee. .Ssx hundred and ten Votes IN Coa'
shatte: thres-foarths Republican. Otnef
wards in proportion"
<s XheF1a.
4 liepatch from New Iberia say: we
Aave carried Iberia BY ss lesss Nv s""
.robsbly COO Republican majority - per
aevs from all our polling places mp % sn''
aape.- Date Of dispstch. 3 ?. n. (
Calensleu.
10 news, except that 3S3 votes we're pss'e1
at Lake Charles. All quiet. \
CaAAO.
Mr.. B. C. White, Of tho zsIs1nAss' ois1
petebes from Shreveport: "vote in this eas1l
% far l72, . large majority RePaoiiosat
Rsports from the country are that hesvH
Republiesn vote IL being oast. II no innmt
lstion we will carry the parish oy A0vv1
Heavy vote being csst In Bossier. Two sd-1
ninistrators being voted for in this city 70
day. Republican candidates fer ahead"
Ouachifa.
United States Deputy Marshal Boedieker
autographed from Monroe to 1ssahai fis
Inn, at 255 Pm:
Dan Bill, Upissd ststss dspaty nassssl'
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MICBIGAN.


DETROIT, November 7. 1905 p. H.-Egh-
teen precincss in this city chow . net Demo
Of sbout 1900. Tho returns from 6fty-
s~v~u townships give Hsyes net majority
q PISA, net Democratic gain Of 26l2.
0eoood DlsDAseh.
II p. N.-The returus ffUm seventy eight
towurh,ps and precincts give Hayes . net
Republican msiority of 1869, Democratic
gsin Of 3652 - compared with the vote of
1872 The same towns gave Crosswell. Re-
publiean, tor Governor, . net ms3oE1ty OF
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NEW ORLEANS, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER g. 1876

Tilasn 1886, Rice 6S0e. Adams 3sl6. Baker
435
Nine wards IN B,ston give Hayes $3.50,
Tiid-n 74l9. Rice has . majority OF 50 in
these wards.
TAira Dispatch.
In Dinetv-six tOwps Of Maesachusetts
asyes has IS go, Tlden 953: Roe 32 764,
Adsms q .l53. Baker 1862 Returns % far
received, scccrding to 3 publican s:timste,
tndiCate the Il ection Of Governor Rica BY .
good maj .rity. The election of Banks, Re-
pul licAn. in the nth congressional distrct,
Buil-r. Repullicsn, seventh district; Crspo,
Rspublicsn, In the first; Harris, Republican,
IN tho eerond; Field. Republican, in tho
third; Clsf'u. Republican, In the eighth;
Norcroes, Republican, in the tenth. Other
congressional dis Iricts are doubtful, and
the above results may be ohaBged BY
later Feturus. Bu l.r has 5000 plurality
over TarbOX and ausr.
Fsuveh Dispatch.
BosroN, November 7.-Butler, in the sew
enth DISTRICT. Banks in the fifth. Clsflin in
tho eighth, Crap0 in the first, Robinson in
the eleventh, RICE in the ninth, and Nor.
cross in the tenth. are electsd to Con-
gress-an R~publi, ans. Harris. Repuh-
loan, in the second district, and Loring.
Republican. in the sixth, are probsbly
eleoted. Dean, in the third district,
End Morse, in the fourth, Democrats, are
prohsbly slec,ed.
The present congressional delegation
stands .pubIicaDs I've, D mo rats six.
The Republicans gain four Con Ireesmen.
md If the vote continues in the same ratio
will carry the state for Hayes BY $4,000
plurality.
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BY TELEeG RAP /.


WARRINGTON, N0vember The weather
report, made up ~ hsif.Pass twelve o'd ok
sbis mlniDg, rsposss cloady snd raiay
westher prevailing over the lower lsksl,
New Eoglaud. Tue prohHhilnies for IL
kslsucn of tho day srs: POr the 0oash At
Isu,ic States, cloudy and rain; Gall 0,ases,
xsnrrslly clear westhes; Tennessee. Ohie,
upper Mis-issippi aud lover Aiesoari val
Icy .. cold. clear Or partly cloudy weather.
upp.r l~kee, Ocoasionsy rain Or sn0w; lowoe
lakes, light rain; Msd. l. 6Sates, cloudy a.1
rainy weather; New EoglA0d 6satest cloudy
AppesoemeoeD.
Thomas RichArd-" b.. heen appointed
poslmA.tsr vt Port G,beon, Msssissippi.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.


FIRST Uoepotc0s
CONCORD, November The election in
this city is progressing quietly, with little
or NO Excitement, st the Various places.
Second OfsDatch.
Thirty. I've towns. with an sggregate vote
Of II 900. chow Republican loss Of only
six on the election Of 1872.
Third Dispatch.
Seventy tnvns and cities: Hayes 12.264,
TYlden II 81, scattering Is In 1872 the
Same places gave Grant l0,05. Greeley
1854. scattering sc. Republican net loss IN
these places 1882.
Rourth Dispatch.
Returns continue to como in very favora-
bic for tho Repaolicaus. The excitement
P1fth Dispatch.
Returns from $50 tOwna and cities give
Hayes 3l7l2. Tilden 28, ,l96, eoatterinE s.;
Republican net loss In these places 1917.
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s. Rarae Dlapatch.
NoNrooxE1Y, November ,7.-Electton
scniet. A tar - heard from, Hayes ms-
,ivrity in this city is 1900. It y safe TO ssy
'seven ,Dsuaocrsts are elected to Congress.
Second Diapoech.
,Returnss show Democratic mxjorities from
a.l dietr;sss. indicadng st least 25i00O ma
doritv in the State. seven :Denocrstic
Eon9ressmon certaialy elected. In the
fourth district H .rAlsOn, the present COL
ored member, y opposed BY RsP,er, ex-col-
ored member, whO IL suppvrted by spencer
and all the, Federal ot6coho!ders oneIley
% snocrat) is making gains, bnt nos enough
il known to warrant ~ esumste.
Third O1s0atcb.
MOBILE. November 7.-rne indicssions
are that ,Brosa brre, DenOcrst, has carried
this county by $500 msj"rity. Tiiden ana
HesdriokS maj ,rity vii equal ii 1t does
NOT exceed Rrsmb-r Every thing qoass'
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CONNkO esCUTs
First p patch.

First OisD0ecbe
HARrPCRp. NOvewb 7-aaeNofo Give:s
T;,aan . .llr.lity OF $50. the Dsnoer: M tic
mai ,ritv Tor q 0pvernOr lest ePraG ": ~ y
D.mocrstio gaia in tho city SiS AGna.ea
eivee HAYES tw~nty-Dove0 DaJVfA11. AoA'S
tic Iona Of 062 Er
.Thirtv.eiaht tvvns give n syes nse0; 1n'
den 1901: r. vbinsO" Repu silcAnl 53E LUZ
bard 10 mucrst) 6Se5 Last sgti = .no.e
.nve Roo,nsOn II publlcAG) 6li<; nkos
s0ll lDomoor.t) 65ll Tue + pu0itcs. ~. L
ioritv ia sos against Democratic mx),11.y ~.
iaat yexr OF 4O2; Republican gain VI ~ AA''
ineindee no city whatever.
ThirA Dis1asch.
rihv.uine towns, ino.ndins Merideu. ~ -
onIv citv vet rsported. give Ha.es usS..;
TIIdep 3,Sa5; Hayes mi 'riry, 1867 d d .yccs w.,
vof., oyer Z ,UlnaOn las5 sprluk, J]oV; !u
Ssn'a ovsr Ingersoli, 1870. Theses hity-nune
scwna rave u Democratic mai .r,'y. ASss
snr;ne Of 1923; r publican gain, 29O.
Fsarsh Dispatch.
N;r.tv.eour towns give Hayes 80 3O2,
~:,Har "a l45 These towns last sPring
s"s aMu0 x..hiosou "a l35, lnxersoli u 1885, ID m M
;S,crstic majority ~ fsr loOl' against $500
last sprinR. u.h.h;,;,v vill be Re-
PIPS.y P..nrns from seventy eight towns snov
-. p.nn hliosn gain in the lower mouse
ncc 90 TSar" .eems NO doubt that the
LeeislAturs n Rspebheaa - W.. *s..s 81.
o. bnsdsed and tvssv S" "''
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TBNNBSS&Bs


First Dispatch
MEMPHIS, November The election was
unusually quiet, . very heavy vote va
polled, that of the city being over 10, OOO.
or 1000 over any former vote.
It 10 believed that Thomas. Independent
Democratic candidate for Governor, haa
carried the county by over 1900 majority,
and that the Republicans have elected their
legislative ticket. The Democrats generally
concede the election Of Randolph, Repub-
lican, for Congress, over Young. Democrat,
the present. incumbent. The official vote
will not be known until . late hour.
Second Dispatch.
MEMPHIS. November The Democratic
claim tho election Of Young, Democrat, 70
Congress by Q small majority.
There 10 intense excitement over the cleo
ton, and immense crowds surround tho
Newspaper Offices.
Third Dispatch.
NAsHvr1LE, November Election quiet
in all parts Of the State. NJ doubt OF the
election of Porter, Democrat, for Governor.
snd certainly eight out Of ton Congressmen
by the Democrats.
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ILLINOIS.
R3Pne D1eDaeck.

FirDe Dispatch.
CHICAGO, November 2, 3 Z. M.-The Den-
ocrAts arc claiming the election Of Hoxie,
Harrison and L,M"yne to Congress. The
Gornans are scratching their tickets.
Second Di patch.
9:l5 p. N.-kotrns from 20 towns In
Illinois give II ,y~s 1889. Tilden 3484, G ,op-
er "a; R-pnbiicsn gakp over vote for G ~
ernor in 1872 of 1894 and Democratic gain
1923, being y net Dem era 10 gaia OF 81.
TAird Dispasch.
Returns indicate hat Tilden has carried
Chicago. LeAoyne, Democrat, is re-elect-
ed to Congress. Tho Safe - Republican
by %, 600.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Rirse Dispatch.


CHARLEsrox. November 7-Unofhcisl re-
turns from various sections OF this state
show largo Democratic game every where,
ego. NJ Republican gain yet reported any.
where. Tue Democratic committee ie jubi.
liant. The RspubIicans are unwilling to
grant that Cnsmberlsin's msjority Of 1874
has been overcOme.
Second Dispatch.
Unofficial but trustwOr. by returns from
about one-hslf Of the S-stA show . Demo
cratic gain Of over IL 000 compared With
1874, when Cham berlain had 10, 600 msiori-
ty over Green, FusiOn. Tho Republicans
claim that Charleston county will give
. heavy Republican gain to offset the
Democratic gain. The result hangs upon
the coast counties not accessible by wire.
Third Dispatch.
Tho Democratic Certaiaiy elected Evins
in the fourth district, and Aiken in the
third district to Congress. The State is
probably carried for Hampton and for Til
den by smaller majority, but both sides
still claim IL. Charles on city gives Hamp-
ton majority, and the result IN the State
depends upon the vote of Charleston
county, which can not be ascertained until
morning.
Another Account.
AUGUSTA. November IA special to tho
Chronicle and Sentinel dated Columbia IL p.
n says Hampton 10 l0, ,00O ahead in Is coun-
ties heard from, but the Kspublican strong
holds Of Beaufort, Gso.getNwn and Calle-
ton and Chafleston counties will reduce
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MIs>UURL.


ST. LOUIS, November : 7-Phelps county
gives $50 Democratic majority 0u the ma
tional ami State tickets. Bland Democrat
10 probably elected to Congress BY IN in.
creased majority.
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Tho variety troupe st the st. CHARLES
Theatre i doing - we'll - could have been
expected under the pressure Of election
excitement. Mise Adrienne Gray IL . lady
Of pleasing manners and an excellent
vocalist. She 10 ono Of many clever per-
formers in tho troupe.
To might the Globe Theatre viii be
opened for short season with the Madame
Rsntz minstrels and burlesque company.
Mr.. Charles Pope, manager, Mr.. ] Kit
tredge. treasurer, Mr.. J. P. Reynolds, bu.i-
ness agent, and the entire dramatic CON-
pany of the Varieties Theatre have arrived
in the city. The Varieties will be opened
Monday evening. Move mber l3, with "Our
Boys" which is tho neatest, most refined.
and the best acting English comedy written
since "Caeto"
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DELAWARE.
A Cl1nno State.

PHILADELPHIA, November 7.-Rewoastle
county. Delaware, gives . Democratic wss
jority OF 700. The returns from other p0r.
tions of tn STATE indicate . Dsm0cratic
majority Of $500. Wilmington City - nsxlly
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WISCONSIN.

t1rot O1op0tchs
NuwAUKEE, November 7 7-Retufns from
fifty towns and wards In Wisconsin give
Hayes . majority Of 1900; Republican
gain Of 9z.
Second Dispatch.
Ninsty-eight towns and wards give nlden
l2 majority, Democratic gain of 994. This
does not include any returns from tho city
Of Milwaukee. where there arc indications
Of large Republican gam. Hy g..
Thlfd Olspasch. .
Twelve Of thirteen warda Of Milwaukee,
and one township, give 1llden 1906 major
ity. The Democrstic majority in tho
county will not exceed $500. Ono hundred
and 6fty.four towns and wards. not includ.
ing the above, give Hayes 1850 majority.
Democrxtic gain go .M
" -RouRih Dispatch.
Returns from l76 towna and wards ont.
side Of Nil ssukes give Hayes 1894 msjor-
ity, . net Democratic gain Of 739- The
Demoerats have probably carried tho State.
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FLORIDA.


260 etate ID D00ots
LAKE Cu1, Fla, November 7.-The N.
surns come IN slowly. Tho southern and
western co1atiss show largo Democratic
gains. The Republican, have smal gains
iu the eastern cou1ties. Tue State lOOks
D smocratic. The Oemocraks claim the
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KENTUCKY.
ella04,a MotOF1eys

LOUISVILLE, November 7-rflden's ma-
ierity in Krntucky In estimated 1t over
60t060, with . clean Democratic o0ngres-
aional delegation.
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Raurth DispaecA. }.
NEW JERSEY.
JlaiweA by the Denno,

Clo1We0 81 tho 0o00OF0t0s
TRENTON, November 7.-LasdiDg Repub.
licsDa here concede tho Stsse TO Tlden BY
from 5000 to 5000 msjority. Tho Legislature
will probably bs Democratic
The Republican majority for presidential
electors in Camden o0upty will roach 1880
Mercer county gives zoo majority for
Hayes; noomonsh Soua'y .eoot Zoo 1s- &
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AAsSACHi 6kTT9s
First Dtspaiche

First Dtspaiehs
Bosrox, November The unpleasant
weather does not seem 10 iotericre VIII
vos;no in this city. A large vote is being
80. and bnaipses 10 ct = standstil
HnIL the first town IN Eastern n aesa-
.hnsetts. eiv.s Hayes 81, Tilden "a, R,ce 81
and Adams Is.
Raoe.A Dispatch.
rha Epesi,sg Journal ssye: Crapo, Re-
..1i;can h.s ueen rs-.lected to Congress
= t6e first district By large majority, and
tn.t "a H.rris, Rrpublioaa, ie elected to Con
s~.s: 1.om The eeeoo1 district
TVenty-feas ss~ns give Hayes 0ls
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VIRGINIA.


ts
No1RoLK, November 7.-Election quiet.
Majority in this city for TiIden 956; msjOritv
for 0oode, Democrat, for Congress, 965s
Dsmooratic increase 574. Elisabeth county
gives S38 majority. Republican increAss
of 200. a. -. l@.2s
RICunoND, November 7.-TldeA's ma
iority in this city y 1900
Returns from the State show Demoofati0
eains. The Democrats elect C0ngFeesnen
from all - districts except tho seoOnd and
fourth, Which are in doubt. A few 4eturns
from the second district show . gain sover
Goodies vote Of 1874 Asiofity tor 0,ode,
Dsmocratic candidate Tor Congress in. Ports
mouth, l0l8, . Democratic gain Of 9e6.
6econA Dispatch.
Petersburg, where the troops Were sent.
gives Hinton. Democrat, for Congress, 219
majority, . Democratic gain of $50. IL il
believed he 10 elected. In Goodies distFios
tho D. mocrasic gains are accommodating
Goodies election 10 certain. Virginis sends
. clean Democratic delegation to Cougress.
A1ExAnDRIA,, Va, November THE
Democratic majority in the city is 20. and
about the same for tho State constitutional
amendment
General w. II. F. Leo il elected to the
State Senate; NO doubt of Hnnters' re-elec-
tion to Congress BY . majority Of several
Thousands. -
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PRNN6


PHuApBIPH1A, November 7.-Retufne
from twenty -four towns and townships ont.
side Of the city. principally in Chester, Becks,
and Delaware counties show . net Repub.
lican gain of eighsy-four On the VOC for
Governor in 1875 Rsturns from nearly ev.
CRY precinct in ttis city indicate Rupub.
loan majority on the presidential ticket d
1890. The city gave Rspuhhoan major-
isy OF II, 400 last year. /
second Dispatch.
Tho returns from 125 towns outside Of thia
city chow . net Republican gain Of 284
Nine wards of this citv, complete, chow Z
Democratic gain Of 1l90 RHvan, the Re.
publican oAndidate for sheriff Of PhilAr
delphis county, y probably deIested.
Berks county gives . Democratic ma
jority Of 700O; gain 43l.
gCumherlsnd eounty-Demoofatio ma
jerity 1000; gain 300 :.
N. NYr!s:%p.en 1sss q, &c ssuaty-Dsm0eratie ma
Hair ecunty-kepublican majority 500;
Democratic gain A5.
DAuphin county-Rapublican majority
1900; D. mocratic gain 270.
York county-Democrstic majority 800;
gain 700. ...s.
LehiRh c0unty-Demncrat1c majority NVO,
. Republican gain of 100.
Lancaster county-Rspublican majority
5000, gain Of 900..
Third Dispatch.
Huntington county will probably give
500 Republican msjori'y. gain of $50.
Schuylkill county-l500 Democratic ma
iority; gain ld2. In this county 900 votes
were polled for the Greenback ticket. Par
tiai returns from Bucks county Indicate .
Democratic majority of between 5000 and
1000. slight gain. Columbia county gives
Democratic majority Of 1900; Republican
gain 800. Bradford county returns indicate
. Repu blican majority of 1000; Democratic
gam PSI Montgomery county is estimated
twenty-five wards in this city give . net
Democratic gain of 1888.
Randall, Democrat, - elected BY 200
majority.
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hARYLAN0 D.

BAxrsxORE, November The official
rstarns OF hi: h: city give Ds%oorstsc . % ma.
yrcrtioa II the s ate chow Democratic gains.
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Life, like the diamond in the mine. il
sometimes vslueless to its owner until it
becomes estimated BY another.
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Things Peculiar.

The following unique specimen Of Demo.
cratic literature, written, addressed and
signed yesterday, fell into good hands be-
fore it reached tho custodian Of tho sur.
plus registration papers of tho second
ward:
Corner st. Charles and CaIiupe. !
Judge ". T. Hustoa:
DEAR SlR-Will you please send to thia
place, by some Trustworthy person, al reg
istrstion papers in your hands, In order
that their owners may vote.
Yours truly, ia. GILMORE.
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Of this number 16 drew from l8 feet t.
10 feet inches. Of these three, drawing
from 1S feet to 10 feet 8 inches, were de-.
tsined 80 hours by grounding ON the east
side of the channel
Three vessels, drawing from Is feet to II
feet inches, were detained about l44
hours BY grounding ON the east and west
sides Of the channel.
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DeDOcfat1c 9ef0Doh0lds
GALVESTON, November The Demo
cratic majority in Texas will probably ex-
ceed IS 600. Giddings, straight Democras,
has 1903 majority in this city, which prob.
ably SECURES his election and retarns full
Democratic delegation to Congress from
this State. }@f' 81
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He who has learnt and does not taaah 4
Ike myrtle IN the desert,
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Sold

PeRrLAxD, November 7:-Fifty :owne
etves Hayes Il, ,29s, rlden l2,2A2. Hayes
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u..,~a Rep.blioan (3aies,

CHICAGO, November 7.-PArtiS returns
from seventeen cOnn,i.s In 1OWS show Re
publican z 4ins Of ia; Democratic gains 81;
net Republican gain. Co.,.
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CALIFORNIA.


The State 0sse Repablloa1.
SAN ERANceeO. November 7.-Retos0e
Indicate thxt tho ReplblicaHs have earned
~ Natbiae rom Oregos, or Nevada, except
Dnmoc9ssie aa.ns xro reported in 1HglnAs
Citv.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

First Dispateh.
WILMINGTON. November THE election
closed without the slightest disturbance.
The ticket 10 very long and no reports are
yet in. 1t will probably DO late before any
thing definite can be seut.
Second Dispatch.
The second ward Of this city gives .
Democratic gain of 103. The fifth ward
gives . Republican gain OF 6. Lillesville
corrected, Democratic gain Of Is.
Laurinburg, Richmond county. gives q
county, gives . not Republican gain Of 8
Tho third ward Of this city gives Hayes
3ll. T,den 304. . Dsmocrs 10 gain Is.
Returns show favorable to Democrats.
Tho Rapublicans claim the State BY Z
small majority, but admit 1t to be very
CLOSE.
The Democrats claim the State by 5000 te
Tne Star estimates the D,mocratie ma
jority in tue State at 45o0 to 5000.
Retorns sh0v almost universal Demo
cratic gains. Wilson county gives Demo
crs,ic gain Of 400 Indiostions Ill favor q
decided Democratle majority.
1Aira Dispatch.
The returns continue to show Democratic
gains. The State - certainly Democratic
By large mstarity.
RALEioH, November The city and
township give . Demoesetio gain Of 100
All points in the STATE heard from give
Democratic gaias. Aecklenburg county
tho homo Of Vance, gives . Democratic
gain Of 800. 9a
Heavy Demccestie gains arc reported
from sll quarter1 from which returns hsv>
boon received. There y no longer ony
6onbt that the Democrsts have cSFfied thl
state. The R-publicans concede it. Tht
Democrats probably elect seven out Of eish
Con9ressmen. In the small county o.
Cleveland tho Democrats gain 648.
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OHIO.


xfHDe O1DD0B0De
CINCINNATI, Novem ,er 7.-Business il at
. stsndstiil, and . large vote Is being
polled. There arc indicAtions Of quito IN
increase over the October vote. Everything
10 quiet 90 far % heard from.
Tho weather 10 cloudy, with cool west
wind.
Second Dispatch.
Returns fr.m 3O8 wxrds. townships and
precincts, in about sixty counties. including
about halt Of Cleveland and one-third Of
Cincinnati, show Hayes gain 44o7; Tilden.
1856; net Democratic gain, - compared
Win the gub-rnstorial election in 1875.
THIRD Dispatch.
Returns from 440 townships and voting
precincts in Ohio. covering sixty five couu-
ties, show Q net Democratic gain Of 226, -
compared with the gubernatoriAl vote Of
1875.
FeuFth Dl0patchs
1880 p. n M-Returns from sos townships
and wards in Ohio show . net Republican
gain of III over 1875, when Hayes majority
was 54. ~.
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Tho following memorandum 10 from tho
United States Eagin eer's Office, in this city :
During the month of October, 1876, tho
depth OF channel at mean low tide at South
west Pass was l6lA feet, with least width
for that depth OF 80 to 100 feet.
High tides ranged above mean low tide
from foot inches to 2 feet 9 iucher,
making the depth of channel ct high tide
range from 18 feet to 10 feet 8 inches.
Toe following number of vessels crossed
the bar during the month: