Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-07

NEW YORK.
TAMMANY CARRIES THE CITY, BUT NOR i

| thirteen out OF ice twenty -one assem- 1ly men
and three out of the five senators. The sena-
| tors elected are: 4;h district, Hogan. tam;
5th district, Wagsiaff, tam Oh district
Goebel, rep; eth district, MorTisey, anti
tam; Sth district, EccleSi1e, tam. TIE fol-
| lowing is the total vote in the CITY: Beach,
dem, for secretary of state, II ISIS; Church, II
rep. for secretary of state, A. $50, Lcew, tam.
for register, 81 Hos; Hess, rep, aud anti-tam.j
GO, 1872.
| DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY IN THE STATE.
The World estimates the democratic ma
| Jority in The state at from fifteen 10 twenty
thousand. including the lily vote. OlcOtts
majority 10 600 10 $1,000. Senate doubtful
Majority in city for state ticket 5000 for
Beach, 43 600 for Olcott. THE T5ibuae esti-
mates the state has gone democratic 10y
1900 majority. Senate will probably have
republican ms iority of , and the assem- Oily
VIII be undoubtedly democratic.
PENNSYLVANIA.
THE STATE GONE DEMOCRATIC
bert, dem, for coroner. of Philadelphia,
has ,O2i majority over knoTr, rep. The com
blned greenback and labor TICKET poIled
about 5000 votes In PhiIadelphia.
incomplete returns from ~ counties, to-
gether with full returns from the city aud
county of Philadelphia, give a democratic
gain on the vote for state treasurer of - .644.
The same counties last year gave a majority
of 10 1888 for Hayes.
NEW JERSEY.
DEMOCRATIC VICTORY.
A midnight dispatch from Trenton says:
McClellan's majority is estimated ~ 10000.
democratic.
MASSACHUSETTS.
REPUBLICANS CARRY THE STATE.
Plttman, pro-, gains over the vote for
Baker last year 800 votes, which seems TO
have been drawn from the democrats rather
than repu blIcans. The JO..TnGL claims Rice's
election by 1900 to 1900 plurality, which is
probably Lot wide of the mark. Tue legisla-
ture is largely republican, and councils
Ut arly solid republican. Returns for the
state complete, save eighteen small towns
give Rice $500. Castor II, so, Pittman
an, II, S25, ard Phillips, labor retorm, 3 452
Complete footing ia the city OF Boston
Rice, rep, 6.l2o; Castor, lem, IL 49, Pit
man, pro, POI; Phillips, lab ref. 90. The
vote OF Boston last year was Rice 10 ,057,
Adams 3, 80, Baker, ,426, scattering % The
falling off in the democratic vote is sur
prise TO the friends OF that party.
MARYLAND.
/ DEMOCRATIC NAJoRITIES EVERYWHERE.
The ouly stale officer to be eiected was
controller OF the treasury, and tn vote in
| Baltimore resulted; Keal dem 3 ,GgI;
Porter, rep , 35S, keating's majority, 2,2J3,
| the Total vote being 35OIl-Over Is 600 less
| than at the municipal election last week.
McLane's majority for tue state senate Is
! o,22o, ami the democrats elect The entire city
| delegation, consisting of Is members Of The
house To the next legislature. the repubii-
! cans had no tiCEet for members of the legis-
! lature, and the only opposition 10 the demo
! Gratis were the nominees of the work nglnen's
party, whose vote was less than that given
/ for Or. Porter, the republican candidate for
| controller. Few returns have been received
from the counties, but as far as heard from
! indicate democratic majorities Baltimore
| county is reported democratic by 1000 ma
! Joflty In ttIc city of Annapolis &c VOC for
/ eoniroller was; ktalr9, uen., as; Porter,
rep, 3i4-keating's majority I5l. Tildei
! carried Annapolis By IS woes. The vote in
| Hartford county was light, the entire demo
F, cratic ticket Is el; oted by at least O)l IN a
! joTity. The second election diStrlci OF How
| ard county, including Eliicott City, gives FIR
| controller: Heating, dem, $50; Porter, rep,
23G. The woTkingmen's candidates for tue
! legislature have a majority in the dlstric. OF
| "A. TIE entire democratic ticket is elected In
| Kent county. For controller, keattng's
dem, majority in Rockville district, of
Montgomery county, is 2ss. The probable
| Mr.. George Peter is elected state senator, and
| Messrs. Montgomery Blair, VIM. M. Candy
and Howard Griffith to the house OF dele
gates, all democrats, without opposition.
| VIRGINIA.
| NO OPPOSITION TO DEMOCRACY.
| Alexandria city and county gave Mush-
back and Hunter ldemocIatsJ for the leglsla
wOrkingmen's ticket combined. There was
| nOOppOsitiOn TO the state conservative ticket.
The election in Richmond was remarkably
| quiet There was no excitement aud but
little interest manifested. There were only
| about 200 votes pOlled ont of a possible
| voting strength OF over - 600 There was no
| opposition TO the conservative ticket for state
| officers anywhere. RetuIns from various
| parts of the slate indicate similar apathy.
MINNESOTA.
| REPUBLICANS CARRY THE STATE.
| The Chicago Inter Ocean st. Paul returns
at midnight say the republicans gain Ia the
| state; Pfllsbury's majority is estimated az
| 10000 To 1900 The legislature Will be al
least two-lhirds repG blican.
CONNECTICUT.
| A REPUBLICAN, LEGISLATURE ELECTED.
L. I. Barnum, rep and Stephen Nichols,
rep, are elected to tue general assembly by a
majority OF 2l2 The usual democratic ma.
x.Issrn hue ha.EaF n
elections were only for sheriffs members
house representatives and one-h half senators,
the other half holding over from last year.
The repu bllcans had ma jOrity in the Senate
aud SO in the house. Indications SO far as
returns Were received last night, that the
republicans will retain control OF The legis-
laIure. The vote Ia the state is, of course.
| light compared with elections for state Off
GERS or flor President, and comparisons OF
total vote with previous years are of little
value: Republican majority in legislature
probably about the same as last year. The
| senate " i'll stand ID republicans 10 demo
Gratis The house will ttand about the same
as last year, 35 to 10 republican majority.
KANSAS.
REPUBLICANS MAJORITY INCREASED.
The republicans carry Atchison city by an
| average majority of about 600. Horton, rep,
Humphrey, rep, for lieutenant governor, 2lO.
| Click, dem, is elected comm lssioner ia the
| LIST district by small majority. Returns
| from county thus far received indicate repub-
| ILLINOIS.
! DEMOCRATS CARRY CHICAGO.
| A Chicago dispatch says TIE vote in this
county has been light Up 10 Il O'Clock p. m.
| returns from the city give McCrea, rep, for
| county treasurer, 6,2i0; Lynch, dem, $685.
| These figures are from 50 out of 1l3 precincts.
and indicate very close vote in the city with
proba biiities in favor OF the democratic can
| didate, but SIS towns outside will give som
| 500 re pu bl!can majority, IL is confidently
expected by republicans that they will over
| come tie city ma jority. The tickets are run
| ming evenly. with little scratching.
| WISCONSIN.
| REPUBLICAN GAINS.
| The chairman OF the democratic state cen
| tral committee expresses the opinion that il
! Will take the Official canvass 10 decide the
| result on the state ticket. Two hundred and
| Ten towns give Smith, rep, 2,OO0 plurality
| over Mallory, DEM; net republican gain, 900.
| Republicans claim the election OF Smith by
| from 800 10 800 majority, but the democrats
| claim they have elected at least part OF their
| tale ticket.