Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-11-11
TINE STATE ELECTIONS.
PENNSYLVANIA.

| PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IA heavy
vote has been polled up to this hour,
and indications are that to-day's vote
will be far larger than usual. From
the vote up to noon the Republican
leaders estimate that Philadelphia
county will give a majority of 25, 900
for the Republicans.
RocKPoRr, Nov. 7.-Tilden's major
ity in Richland county will be 500.
Returns from surrounding counties
show Democratic gains over the vote
of 1874. The only close contests for
Congress are in the second and fourth
districts. The remaining seven dis
tricts will elect Democratic Congress-
men. The few returns received from
the second district show good Demo
cratic gains over the Governors vote
of 1874.
CHICAGO, Nov. Returns from 50
towns of the State give Hayes q, 1891;
Tilden 18, sol, net Democratic gain
of 4,791.
Twenty townships in Illinois show
generally Republican majorities.
The votes for Cooper in some Of
the interior towns is nearly equal to
that of Tilden.
A prominent Republican says he
has advices from many important dis
tricts in Illinois tending to show that
the Germans are voting for Tilden,
but giving their votes for the Repub-
lican St8tef tickets.
CHICAGO, Nov. 8.-24O towns and
precincts in Illinois gives Hayes g.
$50, Tilden AZ, $3.50, against the vote
of ~ of Grant Al 1913, Greeley &c.
$50. This is outside Chicago, a ad-
ditional towns give Hayes 1925,
1ilden 6,978. 10 other towns give
Hayes majority 260; Tilden's ma
jority 142.
Later returns says Tlden has pro-
badly carried the State by 1000 ma
jority. Returns srom 81 precincts in
Chicago gives Hayes 1898; Tilden,
8, ZIG; 80 towns in the interior of H.
linois give Hayes 1,O95; Tilden, I, $50;
Cooper, "a.
Chicago has gone Democratic by
over 5000. Wilson, Democratic can
didate for Congress in Peoria district,
earliest eoria county by about 1900,
while the majority for Tilden is only
500.
A dispatch from Des Moines says
the Republicans are confident of car
rying Iowa by an old-fashioned ma
jority Of 10000.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Boston, Nov. THE unpleasant
weather does not interfere with
large vote being polled in Buffers
district, and the indications are that
he will be elected over both compsti-
tors, though Judge Hoar is receiving
some unexpected support.
Returns as far as received give
rockingham Dem. for Congress in
the 9Th district Q majority Of 1,0O3
over Gen. Banks, and the latter's de-
feat is claimed. Leopold Morse
(Dem) is probably elected to Congress,
in the 4th district by q small major
ity. The election of Clafin (Rep. in
the 9Th Congressional district, Harris
(Rep.) in the I'd and Loring (Rep.)
in the 9Th is claimed by the Ttarsler.
BosroN, Nov. Returns indicate
q very heavy vote. One hundred and
twenty-three towns gave Hayes 81
494; Tlden, Al COL; Rice, Al ,3O8.
RHODE ISLAND.
PROVIDENCE, Nov. Partial re-
turns from all parts OF the State show
Hayes will have from 5000 to 6,COO
majority.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 7.-Elec-
ton quiet throughout the State. As
far as heard from Hayes majority in
this city will be 600. The few boxes
heard from indicate large Demo
cratic majority in the State. It IS
safe to say seven Democratic Con-
gresham are elected.
| NEW JERSEY.
New JERSEY, Nov. 1.-THE State
has gone Demot ratio by 5000.
| IOWA.
Iowa goes Republican by 49, OO,
and elects all members Of Congress.
KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. THE city vote
up to poon to-day is light, the Demo-
ocratic ticket leading three to one.
The State not heard from.
! GRANTS ARMY OF REPEATRRs.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-There is very
little business being transacted at the
departments to-day, nearly ell the
chief officials and portion OF the
clerks being absent in their respect .
i've States voting. Deep interest y
manifested throughout the city con
n