The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-07
THE ELECTIONS 8
National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK.
New YORK, Nov. TT A. M.-Pfetty
tuil returns from all parts of the State
Indicate that the State has gone Demo
cratic by from 10000 to 150 900 majority
The Legislature Is in doubt, with
chances in favor Of the Republicans.
MASSACHUSETTS.
| Boston, Nov. IT A. M.-The Repub
licans have carried Massachusetts, and
elected their State ticket and large
majority OF the Legislature. Cove nor
Rice has been reelected by plurality
OF 1880 votes, and Mr.. Endicott, the
State Treasurer, by over 5000, nOtwith-
standing his opponent, Mr. Skilings,
had the nomination of both the Demo-
Gratis and Prohibitionists. The Prohibi.
tory vote was increased from Il, TAI votes
| last year to Is 822.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1900 A. M.-Tam-
many elected its county ticket, except
The Marine Court Judges yesterday,
majority of the Assembly lymen. M iris
sey defeated Sohell. The election was
very peaceable, and remarkably close
on the county ticket. The majority for
the head OF the Democratic ticket in
this city was under 25,O0O. In Kings
county the majority for the Democratic
State ticket is about 5000. The Re-
pubicans probably elected the Mayor
and the District Attorney.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. TT A. M.-In-
complete returns from forty-thres coun-
ties, together with full returns from the
city and county OF Philadelphia, give
Democratic gain on the vote for State
Treasurer OF 20,644. The same counties
last year gave majority Of 1898 for
Hayes. This Indicates the election of
the Democratic ticket in the State by
not far from 10000 majority.
SHENANDOAH, Nov. TO A. M,-The
GreenbacK party In this place have car
ried The township by 15O majority.
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. TT A. M.-Two
and ten towns give Smith (Re-
pubilcan) 1000 plurality over Mallory
{ Democrat "a net Republican gain OF
0O0. The Republicans claim the elec-
ton OF Smith by from 800 " 800 major.
ity, but the Democrats claim they have
elected at least part of the State tlck-
ct. A very light vote was cast.
CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD, CONN, Nov. LA. Nj
The total vute Of tue SlaLe on Sheriffs ia |
not far from 80, 600. So tar as returned |
The vote is for Sheriff, IS 669 Republi. |
oaD, 1881 Democratic. Towns not re. |
turned gave 1858 Republican majority |
Last year. This would give Rspubli-
san plurality tnis year OF about 1,1O0.
rhe total vote Is about 10000 less than
[or President last year.
HARTFORD, CT, Nov. TO A. M.-The
RepuDiIcans nave elected SIX Senators
,ut OF eleven, with u tie In the FIRST
District. The Republican majority in
he Aouse will be 25.
KANSAS.
ATCHIsoN, Nov. TT A. M.-The Re-
'uGlicans carry this clty by an average
majority oil about 800. Horton, for hiel
ustice, has a majority OF 370, and Hum.
'brey, for Lieut.. Governor, 2iO.
Giick, Democrat, is elected Commits.
'loner In tue FIRST District by a small
Ma ajDrity. But meagre returns are re-
'sived from the State. indicating that il
las gone Republican by about the usual
majority.
VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, VA. Nov. TT A. M.--The
leotlon yesterday was unusually quiet.
II TINS CITY only about 1,T00 votes were
oiled out OF $4,000. There was no oppo.
ltioh to the Conservative STATE ticket
ny where. Rsturns from various parts
toe State Indicate slmilar apathy. 1t