Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-08
THE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.
OF Last Nights DisP stches
NEW YORK


The ~ y. Times publishes to-day list OF
mem bers elected 10 The leg stature, wh'c1
makes IL stand as follows: Senate ~ repuo'
llcsns, IL democrats, assembly, % rspubti-
cans, 50 democrats, 1 Labor reformer. Rspn0-
lican majority on joint ballot, 10. Toe Sun
says: Toe republicans will have a MAJ ,clty
in the senate; in the assembly the IN tica-
tions are that the democrats nave a sii m ma
toIiiy, though The republicans clat;u lt. 1t
Will require The conn lete vote in SOM uf the
close rural districts Ia determine. Cle ma
Jointly for Beach in the state will os about
l5CC0, though IL may fall below that < are
Beach runs several Thousand behind ms
ticket.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Col. Wilson, Chairman OF tue republican
state committee, on private adsices re se, we'd
last night, figures up a majority of between
2(O and 3, 600 FOR Judge Sterrett in the state
and u hopeful for the election of Hart, also
In SchuylEill county the greeob Rcker>
polled COO votes. The following is the vote
on the state ticket in Luzerue, with II dis
ulcts yet tn hear from: For state treasurer,
Wright, labor reforner, 1891; Harr, rep,
5,Seej Noyes, dem, SIS: This will leave
net democratic maturity o. $3.50 on tue state
ucket, as shown Dy the voc of EDyes for
stale treasurer. Sierett uniformly ruu
ahead of his ticket for supreme Judge, aud
there Is some doubt as TO the final result for
tDat Office when the returns are all in.
NEW JERSEY.
A dispatch from Trenton says:-rhe latest
returns make McClelian's mai GRITTY Il, SO.
The senate stands Il democrats 100 repubii-
cans Inc mousse 81 dem Ocr6tS, , lndepen-
dents, and 2 republicans.
MARYLAND.
Returns from most of the counties in the
slate Ind cate that Heating, dem. candidate
Tor comptroller, viii have majority rang
ing from % 900 &c 10000. The senate VIII
stand IL democrats, 9 republicans. The re
publicans gain the Senator's in Allegheny,
caroline, and Garrett counties, and the
democrats gain the senators in Prince
Georges and st. Mary's counties. TIE
house VIII probably stand 65 democrats, 10
republicans. In the last house OF delegates
The republicans had p members.
NEBRASKA.
Returns received from about half the coun-
ties in the state Indicate that Lake, rep. can
dldate for supreme judge, is elected over
Howe, dem. and greenback, by about 5000.
County tickets are mixed. Independents are
electing some OF their candidates In M any of
the counties.
ILLINOIS.
The election in Chicago resulted in a ma
Jorlty In favor of the state-house appropria-
ZION. Vacuum, for county judge; Alden, for
county treasurer, and Hum N, for county
clerk, were probably elected by small ma
jOrities. The candidates all ran Independent
of politics. Returns from ali parts OF Illi-
nois, although incomplete, indicate bal
defeat for staJe-house appropriations.
MINNESOTA.
Pillsbury, rep. candidate for governor,
will have about II coo maj Drity in the state.
over Banning-the legislature standing about
he same as last year.
WISCONSIN.
The democrats cOncede election oftha whole
republican state ticket. The majority for
governor Will be over 5000. The legisia .ure,
nearly as can bees, eriained, stands: senate,
republicans, 81, democrats, IL, and green
hackers, $.