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CALIFORNIA.
RETURNS xEAGRE AND uSpEcIsIvE.

KETUKNS HEAGRE AND UNDECISIvE.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 8, 1870
The election returns from the interior to-day havs
been very meagrc The election OF Congressman In
the THIRD and Fourth districts Is not yet decided.
ALLEGED FRAUDS IN THE VOTE san FRANCISCO.
There has beon great deal or talk about frauds In
the city election, and the Board OF Supervisors have
authorized the Finance Committee TO investigate tho
matter alter tho returns have been canvassed. The
frauds nre alleged 10 havo been perpetrated through
tho medium certificates on which parties voted who
applied for registration late toe their to 60
the regular registry.
HAYES MAJORITY OVER Five THOUSAND
In Caliiarnia the returns thus tar received gives
Hayes 400 majority, which additional returns are not
likely TO vary.
coxGREEsMyN ELECTED.
For Congress DAVIS and Page, republicans, are Ger.
tany elected, and Pacheco, republican, II thought 10 be
elected the Southern district, cunning considerably
ahoad OF his ticket in the Fourth district
rho contest Is very close and indecisive and both
parties claim the election OF their respective candidates
Tor Congress.
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PASCO, Chairman State Committee.

THAT AN HONEST CANVASS CANNOT BE sE-
cURED-THE KU KLUx AT WORK.
The following has been received from the National
Republican Headquarters at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Governor Stearns, OF Florida, telegraphs to-day from
Tallahassee as follows s:-.Therc IL no doubt or our
majority this state II we secure honest
vass rho indications are that violence 10
10 be freely resorted TO- MS to pre-.
vent any returns from remote points In the
interior Our special tram from Tallahassee last night
Tor the to collect western
counties was ku-kiuxcd lew miles west OF here
the train thrown from the track, which was torn up
and blockaded in several places"
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FLORIDA.

THE STATE sA1I FOR TILDEN-coNoREssMEN
zLzcrnDs-sorH BRANCHES OF THE LEolsLA-
TURx DxMocRATIo CLAIMS OF NEGRO RE-
PEATIN0.
MONTICELLO. Nov. Q, 1870.
The returns meagro from the First DISTRICT but
Davidson (dem.) IL elected by small majority
Finley (dej Is elected from the Second district by
about l, 200 majority
The Legislature - democratic In both branchcA
The State and electoral tickets safe, the former
ahead, but Tilden has carried the State.
There are large republican gains in the black bet
but they have been made by voting moro names than
there resident votes In this county, and perhaps
In others Our net loss 10 eloven counties less
900 The democrats Will gain In all the white coun
ties, Of which there twenty-five to hoar IRON.
The democrats gain one Senator and two Assem-
blymsn IN Columbia and one Assembly yman In Nus
The returns come slowly. Tho
coiored people were emboldened by tho presence Of
troops TO- ntmidate those desiring TO vote the demo-
cratic ticnct SAMUEL PASCO.
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New London 81 while Norwich gave oas majority for
Hayes
Robinson rep.l. 5s. $40 Hubbard over Robinson.
3,255. only ,s33 all The greenback and lem
perance vote aggregated ,422.
The Legislature stands-scna,c, III republicans
and 10 democrats: House OF Representatives, lsl re-
publicans and l05 democrats; republican majority on
JOINT ballot 81 In the last Legislature the democrats
bad about so majority on joint ballot
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THE RESULT IN Key WEST.

KEY WEST. Nov Q, 1879
All tho precincts OF Key West give 979 Tor Tilden
and 978 Tor Haves Fort Myers precinct gives % for
Tndcn and Tor Hayes Tho only precinct not heard
from will probably its entire vote OF about 40 for
Tiden making probable democratic majority In tho
county OF u.
In is74 the vote Of the county for Cor gressmen
was-dcmocratic, 600; republican, 657.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

DEMOCRATIC EXPLANATION OF SEEMING INcoN-
sIsTENcIEs IN THE voTE-REPUBLIcAN AND
CONSERVATIVE INCREASE OF VOTES Ex-
rLAlNRD-7HE CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.
RALEIGH Nov. Q, 1875
In explanation OF the seeming Inconsistency Of the
very considerable increase OF Settles Cad-
wells 1872 In most OF the counties OF North Caro-
lina with tho fact that the democrats gain largely in
those counties. General William X. Cox, chairman OF
the Democratic State Committee, authorizes and
quests The that tho sweeping victory Of his
party In the State by hard, but square and
honest, work. Although the aggregate voto Tor ,
Merriam aud Caldwell four years ago exceedingly
large nevertheless least 600 white men failed 10
vote.
THE INERT VOTERS
The splendid joint canvass OF Vance and Settle
aroused this inert voting and brought them 10 the
polls Being normally conservative, Ike oil native
southern white msn the absence OF interested
tivcs, their weight went for Vance and Tidsn. The
republican whites, as we'll negroes, always vote
hero, as elsewhere In the south, to man.
TnR REPUBLICAN, INCREASE.
This notorious iact, taken together with known
material increase OF colorcd vosers by immigration
from Virginia, explains setiesl large following But this
augmented republican iorce than natched
Sy tbs rsys Of thousands upon thousand: o. hs
young men attaining Their majority this year
are Enthusiastically democratic The 400 or 500
Tidcn and Vance clubs scattered throughout Carolina
did strenuous aud effective work. Coxs magnificent
political gencraship created unprecedcntly thorough
aud active organ izuIon OF the democracy The nhu-
OF the ladies' too, immensely potent In aid Of
the conservatives
FOOLISH STORIES.
To show nnally the absurdity OF any imputation OF
any ballot box stuning may be stated that half VI
the poll holders were republican, and that federal
election supervisors present at majority Of tbs
voting preencta
rnR coxGKKssngx.
The returns from tho First district re-elcct
Yoatcs. democrat TO ConRress. Governor Brogdsn 10
tho ony republican Congressman elected IN the Stata
rlLDEx TICKET.
Tdcn runs ahead OF Vance IN all parts OF the StatA
GALLANT cAvALRrxAx
General Judson b. Fitzpatrick arrived hero ~ SIX p
n. on q secret political mission. Ho declined -
interviewed by reporters, stating that he had mot
Of spare tmc, his business beng urgent and
important
0cRArfc GAINS.
The returns received w. night from Surrys Ash4 ~
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DAKOTA.
rNcREAsrNa nEpupLIcAN MAJoRIrIEs.

INCREASING REPUBLICAN MAJORITIEs.
YAxKroS. d. T., Nov. Q. 1870
Tho election returns come IN slowly but Indicate
larger republican maorties than ever given before.
Yankon county gives total vote. OF ], 4o7, giving
Kdder (rcpublican), for Delegate, over spink. ma
Jority OF l07. All tho county republican ticket
elected except one. The outside counties givc kdde
q large majority, which will probably reach 5000
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THE REsULZ IN TwRNTY-oNE CoUNTIEs--A
DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY INDICATED.

LAKE Cry, Nov 9-5 p N.
Further returns from the twenty-one counties In
Florida mako republican majority DAG with eighteen
counties 10 be heard from. sixteen OF which gave u
democratic majority in 1874 OF 996 At this tho
democratic majority tho State will be about 1000
Twenty counties IN Florua givo I'll republican
majority. eighteen counties heard from but
based the election OF 1874 RIvo u democratic
majority oi 1,y66, which Will make the State demo-
cratic W 255.
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CONNECTICUT.
RxcIrEMENT OVER THE PRESIDENTIAL Quxs-
rI0N-YIrLr. RETURNS IRON TILE srArR

RxcTTEMENT OVER THE PRESIDENTIAL QUEs-
TIoN-YULL RETURNS FROM THE STATE.
HARTFORD. Nov. Q, 1s5d
Tho excitement over tho result OF the Presidential
contest continues here to-day, aud ths crowds
around tho newspaper Offices TINS evening are
very large. The Times democratic organ,
refuses 10 concedc tho election oil Hayes; and
alleges probable frauds In Florida and Louisiana
Some beta have been made cvcn but disposition
manifested by either SIDE risk heavily
procession, serenadc, &C. arranged Tor this svoning
has been postponed TO await definite advtces
THE RETURNS.
The roturns OF the Connecticut election were COM
plctcd this evening, and show total OF l2 974
the largest over po!ed IN the Stascof which ftden
received 6l, s2l Hayes, So 024 Cooper. 7s3 and the
temperance ticket 276.
TIlden's majority over Hayes 10 so7 and ovsr all
1,S6S
Tildcn's msjories the cities wore :Hastford, $50
New Haven. 1S74: BRIDGEPORT 74s: Waterbury. 333;
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ARKANSAS.

TILDEN's MAJORITY THIRTY TnoUsAND-THE
CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.
LITTLE Rock, Nov. Q, 1870
The streets are crowded with people awaiting the
returns Tiiden and Hendricks majority the state
is about $4,000, although the vote is much smaller
than at the October election. The election OF thrce
democratic Congressman is conccded-nameiy, Ganse
In the FIRST district Slemmons the second district
and Gunter the Fourth district In Third dis
trct stuart democrat Is defeated, and Official count
required TO decide the election between Cravens and
Mcclure republicans.
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LOUISIANA.

TILDxN's MAJORITY MORE THAN SEVEN THOU
sAND-ANNoUNcED INTENTION OF THE RE-
TURNING BOARD.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov Q, 1875
The republican majority In the country parishes so
far as heard from, IL 2,37d The parishes to hear
irom except Orleans, gave in 1874 republican ma
jority OF Ill Orleans. fully returned gives a demo-
cratic majority OF 10, 500
rfLDEx's MAJORITY.
There not the slightest coubt that tho State gives
Tilden moro than 1000 majority There Is absolutely
no foundation for the republican claim. IL Is not
based the voIe but tho announced intention to
count out by the Returning Board.
We have nothing from NJ orida or South Carolina
IL j. HEARSEY
GEORGE w. DUPRE
DURANr LAPURTE
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

RETURNS From ALL BUT SIX TOWNS.
CONCORD N. H., Nov. ., 1876.
Returns from 22o towns give Hayes A. 5o7 and til.
den 49, 272 Tho remaining towns last March gave
Cheney (rep) 81 and Marcy (deml 237.
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ALABAMA.


SHELLY, DEMOCRAT, ELECTED TO CONGRESS IN
THE FOURTH DISTRICT.
SELMA, Nov. 0. 1876.
Shelly, democrat is elected ip tho Fourth district,
over HARRISON, by over ITO majority
JOSEPH I. JOHNSTON
rILpgS's MAJORITY
Alabama goes for rIldcn by reduced majority, and
every democratic Congressman IS elected including
LOUISIANA.
THE DEMOCRATS CLAIM THE STATE BY TEN
THOUSAND.
NKw ORLEANS, Nov. o, 1874
Returns from twenty three parishes including or.
leans, received by the democratic committee, show
Tildcn Ii, 235 ahead, gain far the election Of
1874 OF 9,476 The returns In very slowly
over 10 600.
LIcAN AT ALL HAzARDs-CoMINa CONFER
ENCE IN WASHINGTON.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. o, 1876
II is reported on good authority that Kellogg has
received notice Of conference to ho held in Washing
70 be devised to count In the States Of South Carolina,
Florida and Louisiana at all hazards
Senator West lott tor Washington tonight
RETURNS BETTER THAN GOVERNOR KELLOGG
ExPECTED--ssBE EASY"
Tho following has been received from the republican
headquarters at tho Fifth Avenue Hotol:--
Governor Kellogg telcgraphs follows:--"The
returns better than expected. Be
easy so far as Louisiana is concerned"
THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR LIEUTENANT
GOVERNOR ON THE SITUATION
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. o, 1874
private telegram, just received here from L. A.
Witz, democratic candidate for Lieutenant Governor
of Louisiana, says:-Louisiana has gone democratic
by Il, 00O majority
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

OFFICIAL AND ESTIMATED RETURNs-THE
HEAVY NEGRO COUNTIES HEARD FRoM-A
MAJORITY FOR TILDEN AND HAMPTON AL
LEGED-THE LEGIsLATURR DEMOCRATIC
CHARLESTON, Nov Q, 1876.
Nineteen couatics, all Official except four, give
democratic majority OF 23,6l3. Eleven counties, from
trustworthy reports and official give republican
majority OF IA, l59
THE NEGRO CoUxTIES.
Complete returns from Colleon and partial returns
from Charleston county indicate that Hampton has
carried South Carolina by from 700 to 1000 majority
THE LEGISLATURE.
The democrats gain seven State Senators and thirty
four Representatives, which gives them surc major
iy IN the Legislature OF joint ballot thus So
curing United States Senator In place OF Robertson
MAJORITY TILDEN.
Tho vote for President Is still close Tho democratic
committee confident OF small majority for Tilden
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PRIVATE DISPATCHES.

We continue to-day dispatches from gentlemen
OF prominence In the various States indicating their
views she rssnlts In their respective localities.
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NEVADA.
MAJORIrY ONE THoUsAND.

REPUBLICAN MAJORITY ONE THOUSAND.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 9, 1875.
A despatch from Virginia CITY this morning says
Nevada will give 1000 republican majority. Scatter
ing from State also indicate that result
Tho returns are coming In very slowly.
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OUR NEXT CONGRESS.
INIT or MEMBERS PROBABLY xLEcT1D UP TO
HOUR OF GOING TO PRESS.

Dist
I-James T. Jones. democrat
s-sJere. n. wilhamA demoursa
&C. N. Shelley, democrat
6-R r. Lyon, democrat
7-sW Il Forney, democrat
6-W. w. Garth, democrat
Democrats,
l-sL. c. Cause. democrat
2-sW f. Slemmons, democrat
3-John Mcclure, republican (doueuul,
A-Thomas n. Gunter, democrat
Democrats, 8; republican, l.
1-Horace Davis republican (doubtfull
2-sH. f. Page, republican
3-sJohn X Luttreil, democrat -
AsP. b. wigglnson, democrat (doubtfuD.
Democrats. 2; republicans. ans =,
Thomas n Patterson, democrat
CONNECTICUT.
l-Ceorpe NJ Landers, democrat
2-%James Phelps, democrat
3-sJohn l. Wait. republican.
4-Lcvl Warner, democrat
Democrats, 8; republican, L
sJames williams, democrat
1-R. H. NJ. Davidson, democrat (doubtful
2-Jesso Finlan. democrat ldoublfuD
Democrats, 2 -
l-sJuiian Hartridae, democrat
2-%Williau 4. Smith, democrat
3-sphlIip Crook, democrat
A-sHenry r. Harris, democrat.
5-%Milon A. Chandler, democrat
6-sJames H. Blount democrat
7-wiIIiam H. Dabncy. democrat
8-&Alexandsr II. stephens. democra<
e-sBenjamin H. Hill, democrat
Democrats, 9
1-wilIiam Aldrich, republican.
2-.Cartcr n. Harrison. democrat
3-Lorenzo Brcutano. republican
4--willizm Lathrop, republican.
Sd {. Burchard, republican
6-sTnomas J. Henderson, republican.
7-P. e. Hayes republican.
S-sGreenbury L. Fort, republican.
9-Thomas A. Boyd. republican (doubtfuD.
l0-John II. Hungate, democrat
1l-R NJ Knapp democrat
12-&Wilam NJ. springer, democrat
l3-Thomas +. Upton republican.
14-%Joseph q. Cannon, republican.
X Eden, democrat
lev. A. J. Sparks, democrat
l7-swilI,am K. Morrison, democrat
s. Uricy, republican.
lo-R w. Townshend, democrat
Democrats, s: republicans. IL
III G. stone republican.
2--Hiram Price, republican.
ST w. Blrdick, republican (doubSfule
An. c. Deering, republican.
5-Rush Clark, republican (doubtiul
6-E. ). sampson, republican
7-H. J. B. Cummings, republican,
S-w +. Sapp, republican.
9-%Addison Oliver, republican.
Republicans, 9.
William A. Phillips, republican.
I'D. c. HASKELL, republican (doubtfuf.
3-Thomas Ryan, republican.
Republicans
KENTUCKY.
l-sAndrew r. Boone. democrat
2-Jamss A. Mackenzie, democrat
3-John w. caldwell, democrat
4-sJ Proctor Knott, democrat
5-AIbert 8. Wills, democrat
6--J0hn g. Carlisle, democrat
7-%J. Z. .. Blackburn, democrat
8-sMiison J. Durham democrat
9--Yhomas Turner, democrat
lO-sJohn b. CLARKE, democrat
Democrats, TO-
l-*Randali L. Gibson, democrat
DE John Ellis, democrat.
3-%Chester Is. Darra republican.
4-J. b. Elan, democrat
5-W. W. Farmer democrat.
6--E w. Robertson, democrat
Democrats, 8; republicans, !.
david NJ Henry, democrat
2-*Charles b. Roberts, democrat.
3-wiIIiam KlmmelI, democraI
4-srhomas Swami. democrat
5-%Eli J. HenkIe, democrat
6--*wilam wash, democrat (probableL
Democrats,
MASSACHUSETTS,.
1--*w. W. Crapo, republican.
2-*BenJamn W. Harris, republican.
3-w A. Field, republican.
4--Leopold Morse, democrat
5--sN. p. Banks, republican.
6--George p Loring, republican.
7-Benjamin H. Bntlor, republican
8--wilIism Cls1n, republican
9-w. w. Rice, republican
l0-Amasa Norcross, republican
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CAN CONGRESSMAN AND JUDGE ELKCTED.
later Virginia City (Nev.) despatch says:-"Hayes'
majority certainly not css l,l00 Alspubhcan
Congressman and q republican Judge Of the supreme
Court sre elected by perhaps 900 majority There
doubt about these figures"
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MORE VOTES THAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MORK VOTEB THAN KEBIDENTS--T1MPEH164
WITH THE RETURNS.
MONTICELLO, Fla, Nov. 9. 1875
There doubt ofthc lawful ofths State being
democratic but in Leon and Jefferson couates alone
the wlll exceed the number oresdent by
least ,000 Chaliengcrs were excluded from tho polls
here and fraud and Intimidation under cover of troops
overpowered all efforts Tor a fair election.
Republicans are scnung out runners TO the west and
south, we believe 10 tampcr with or destroy the re-
turns from the white counties, where majorities
are enough the small relative gains Ia
few COUNTIES heard r.m. The result IRON partial re-
turns from twelve countless mostly In the black bet
show Q republican gain OF about 800 All the black
counties now in.
A. PASCO, Chairman State Committee.
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DOUBTFUL STATES.


Florida. ....-..................
Louisiana. .....-.-....-..........-'
South Carolina. ......................-.
Total. ~
Total electoral vote. 1863
Necessary to a choice. ls5
Tilden.. is4
ioo
In addition to the above tables, showing
the admitted electoral votes for each candi-
date, we give the following. indicating the
popular majorities in each State, in order to
enable our readers to see at glance what
would have been the result by direct vote of
the people. It will be seen that had the re-
suit been dependent upon direct vote
there would now be no doubt apd suspense,
the democratic candidate having a decided
majority over his republican opponent.
Here are the figures =
ESTIMATED POPULAR MAJORITIES.
'ssates ~ ~ Totes
Alabama. 10000
Arkansas. $1,000
Connecticut. ......-.....-........... S,oVo
Delaware 1000
Georgia. 'o'ooo
indiana. s'oo
Kentucky. ........... 10000
Maryland. lo'ooo
M,ssiss,npi ........ $1,000
Missouri. 4oooo
New Jersey. e'ooo
New York.. oo,VVo
North Carolina. .........-........ .......... o,ooV
Texas ........................... $4,000
Virginia. ....................... Sooo
West Virginia. ............-.. 1900
Total. -..ozsyOoo
FOR HAYES.
California. 4,oVo
Colorado. ...............- l,zoo
m,no,s 10000
Lwa $4,000
Kansas ...................... $1,000
Maine. ............. $4,000
Massacnusetts $1,000
MICHIGAN 10000
Minnesota. $4,000
Neoraska 5000
Nevada 1000
Nav Hamnshire 1000
Ohio 1900
oreoon ............ 1000
pennsv,vania. 10000
pnoda rs,and. 5000
vsroont $4,000
wisconsin 5000
ro+., 2eO, 200
rs,,.n over HAYES In as states. ........ 2e7, 500
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Mass Meeting and Excitement Before the
Herald Building.
INTENSE ANXIETY EVERYWHERE
The Next House Surely
Democratic.
K e EP IL

Another day but leaves the decision Of
the nation in the elections last Tuesday for
President and Vice President involved
In greater perplexity and doubt.
The States sure for Governor Tilden
still give him 184 votes, or within vote
Of election the States sure for Governor
Hayes give him 166 votes, or 10
votes short Of an electoral majority.
The States of Louisiana, votes,
South Carolina, votes and Florida
lvotes, make up the debatable 10 votes.
In our estimate of yesterday the Is votes of
Louisiana and South Carolina were put in.
the Hayes column, because the Potentially
Of giving the States, no matter what the
popular vote, to the republican candidate
was widely recognized. The emphatic claims
of prominent and responsible democrats to
a victory in both these States fairly take
them, in the utter absence of convincing
confirmation Of the republican claim, out
of those certain for Governor Hayes. We,
therefore, consider them doubtful Florida
still remains undecided. A glance at the
table below will tell that Hayes requires all
three States to elect him, while the vote of
any one would elect Tilden. Florida alone
would give him 3 majority; Louisiana alone
7, and South Carolina alone 6. The House
Of Representatives will have q majority Of,
1t least 25.
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FLORIDA.

CHANDLER AND EDMUNDs MANIPULATING THE
FLORIDA RETURNS - MONEY AND TROOPS
OFFERED TO SHOW A MAJORITY FOR HAYES
TALLAHASSEE, Nov 9, 1870
A. s. HEWITT, Charman:-/s
Chandler and Edmunds telegraph to republican head
quarters hore that tho result Of the Presidential eloc-
ton depends Florida aud droct that tho returns be
declared to show majority for Hayes. He ten
dcrs any amount OF money and any number OF troops
TO be forwarded to this state to accomplish that
pose. This Information Is unquestionably reliable.
GEORGE =. RANNEY.
THE STATE DEMOCRATIC, BUT CHEAT TELx-
GRAPHED FOR.
TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 9, 1876.
Florida Is democratic by 500 majority, but Chandler
teegraphs Searns TO have altered and cheat
us out Oft A. /. RANDOLPH, /.
Chairman County Committee.
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gressmen. The ofcia returns will be received Friday
or Saturday A. e. BABCOCk
Jones in tho Fret and shelly IN the Fourth. Shelly
has less than zoo plurality.
CHARLES L. MAYER Chairman.
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MAINE.

PARTIAL OFFICIAL FIGURES.
AUoUsrA, Me-, Nov. 9, 1879
ocial from 3l2 towns give Hayes 81 oS4 and
TIlden 49, 402.
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THE OFFICIAL VOTE NECESSARY TO DKcrpr.
SALEM, Nov 8, 1876.
Oregon is close. II will tako the official vote TO de-
eide II LAFAYETTE GROVER
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KENTUCKY.

THE CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION ALL DEMO-
CRATIC
LOUISVILLE. Nov. Q, 1875.
Returns from the doubtful Ninth district Of Ken.
lucky Indicate the election OF Turner democrat, to
Congress- which tho entire delegation from this
State will DO democratic.
KRNrUcKY's MAJORITY
Advices from the interior lead to the belief that tho
majority In Kentucky for Thden will be fully 7s,00Q
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ILLINOIS.

FIVE, AND POSSIBLY SIX, CoNGREssMEN GAINED
By THE REPUBLICANS.
CHICAGO, Nov. g. 1874
The following Is the Congressional result ID
Illinois,
The republicans elect Adrch in the First dlssrict
Brentano in the Third (bolh gains), Lathrop 10 the
Fourth. Burchard in the Fifth, Henderson in the
Sixth, Hayes in the Seventh Ia gam, Fort In the
Eighth Boyd in tho Ninth, Upton in the Thirteenth Il
gain). Cannon in the Fourteenth. Wiley IN the
Eighteenth Ia gam, and possibly Ashcroft in the
Seventeenth over Sparks the present incumbent,
which certain gain OF live Congressmen ana poss-
bly, six
The democrats elect Harrison in the Second district
Hungasc the Tenth. Knapp In the Eleventh.
Springer the Twelfth Eden In tho Fifteenth, Morr
tho Seventeenth Townsend in tho Nineteenth
and possibly Sparks In tho Sixteenth.
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NIP AND TUCK.
The Battle for the Presidency
Still Undecided.
A MAMMOTH NATIONAL DOUBT.
Three States Yet Enveloped in the
Dust Of Combat.
WHO'LL COME OUT OF THE WOODS!
Louisiana, South Carolina and Florida
Debatable Ground.
Tilden, 1874; Hayes, 1866;
Doubtful, 10.
THE GREAT AMERICAN CLAIMANTS.
Abe Hewitt and Zach Chandler in Wild
Tclegraphis Agony.
ON THE POPULAR VOTE.
The Democrats Over Quarter
Of a Million Ahead.
HOW THE CANDIDATES LOOK
Impossible to Tell How the Poor
Men Feel.
Mass Meeting and Excitement Before the
Herald Building
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oUxnNs COUNTY ELECTS IT'S WHOLE. DEMO-
CRATIC TICKET.

FLUSHING L. l., Nov Q, 1875.
Queens county complete gives Tlldcn majority Of
2S0a The democrats elect George T. Bulmer In tho
Second and T. y Jones In the First district to tho
Assembly, and their entire county ticket.
Tho democratic candidate for Congress. J. w. CO.
vert, IL elected by 500 majority in the district
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REPUBLICAN
IN LIVINGSTON
COUNTY.

kocHRsrER, Nov. Q, 1875.
Livingston county gives the following republican
majorites:-Hsyss l,o43; Morgan. ESQ; Lapham Tor
Congress- $50. Jonathan B. Morcy, republican. Is
elected 70 the Assembly.