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THE EVENING STAR.
AFTER THE B1TTLE.
A Summary of Results.

Enough of the smoke OF yesterdays great po-
litical battle in thirty lone states has cleared
away to get glance at substantial results. The
republicans have made gains In nearly every
northern state, held their own in Virginia, made
q gain in Maryland. and met loss in Missouri.
The New York republicans have secured tn
legislature, which means the reelection Of Sen
ator ConEling to the Senate: and in Connect
cut they also carry the lee, Stature, which will
elect republican Senator to succeed Senate
Barnum, democrat, and chairman Of the ma
tiOnal democratic committee.
The STATE DELEGATIONS IN THE NEXT HOUSE
The hard fight The republicans have been
making was mainly directed to an effort to
secure majority of the votes by states inNhe
House OF Representatives.. From the table
which we print below, it will be seen, by esti-
mating California, which is yet to elect, aud
giving it the representation in the Forty sixth
Congress that it now holds in the FOrty-fifth,
the republicans will have majority of the
California, Colorado, Connecticut, Illinois,
Iowa, Kansas, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan,
Minnesota, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire.
New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode
island, Vermont and Wisconsin, total of 1s
states.
The democrats have majority in the states
Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mary land, Mis-
sissippi, Missouri North Carolina, o lio, Oregon.
South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia and
West Virginia-a total OF Is states.
Indiana is q tie with re pubfcanS. G demo-
Gratis. and gIeenback.
Ii Will thus he seen that il an election for
President was thrown into the House of Repre-
sentatives in 1881 it would be impossible to elect
a candidate, for the reason that De La Matyr
the Indiana greenback, in such contingency
would undoubtedly vote with the democrats
which would make OF the Whole vote to be cast
19 republicans and 10 denOcratS-a tie.
PARTIES IN THE NEXT HOUSE.
From telegraphiC data, it would appear that
the democrats will hold about the same ma
jOrty in the 10th Congress it now holds in the
18th. 1t may be that Wade Hampton may allow
q republican to be elected in SmalPS district
which last year gave a republican majority of
1900. The dispatches, however. indicate
solid democratic delegation, and in the annexed
table it is so given. The representation by
states carefully estimated from attainable data
is ahO.lL As follow !
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WASHINGTON, {. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER
REM RITZ RR

once made the remark that no President ever
heard the truth in the White House. Yester-
day S result no doubt cOnvinceS him of another
truiSm, that prominent candidate for Office
never hears the truth from his paid agents.
Butler believed from the reports made to him
that he would surely be elected and for this
reason his disappointment is all the more
grievOuS.
ONE NAN POWER.
1t is claimed by personal friends OF De La
Matyr that he will vote with the republicans.
and that he has always been republican. II
this be so the republicans viii have majority
of one on vote by state delegations in the 46th
Congress.
THE "SOLID SOUTH
The action OF the democracy in South Clrolina
in preventing the election of the re ubiican
Candidates in the 1st and 4th CongreSsiO 1al dis
trictS, will, the republicans say, have a tenden-
cy to make solid North" against a "Solid
SOuth.'
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YELLOW FEVER
Three Deaths i'm yIemaI,Ss.

MEMPHIS, Nov.6.-From O'Clock last night
until noon to-day. underakers report three
deaths.
Nearly 1000 Deaths i'm New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. The weather is clear.
thermometer So. TWenty-One new cases OF
yellow fever and five deaths are reported for
the past "a hours. The footings TO date, 1871
cases. 1872 deaths '
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
RnASian Rirntn

LONDON. Nov. Ga Norwegian Whalcr whirn
has returned from the Arctic ocean. reports
that of Nova Iembla she was boarded by two
plrauc3l Russian schooners and robbed of
every thing potable.
Great SNOW storm i'm Austria.
LONDON, Nov. 6.-The snow storm at Vienna
on sunday last was very heavy All the rail-
ways and telegraph lines I'm that section are
interrupted. Thousands Of telegraph poles
were proStrated The parks and frees In the
city were greatly injured. The snow lies sew
elai feet deep. The storm extended throughout
Austria.
The Guelph Money.
The Times Berlin correspondent says that
English and Danish influences are Said TO b.,
working TO induce the Duke OF Cumberland 10
the GuelpE money.
Free Trade League.
The German papers announce the foundation
OF free trade league TO combat the spread OF
pr0tectionist tendencies.
Duel i'm Prospect.
PARIS. Nov. 6-1he EUeneIaeaf SAWS that 4
duel Will probably take place between VI. Paul
chamber OF deputies i'm consequence of a dis
putc in The chamber yesterday.
English Political News via Canada.
TORONTO ONT, Nov. Ga special dispatch
by cable from London 10 the Maj says: Owing
10 the state Of affairs i'm india aud the cI'fti-
cism of the present administration there by
Lord Lawrence. Sir Henry HavelOck and Others,
there is good deal OF talk OF Lord LyttOn'S re
can. Should this talk take practical turna and
his lordShip be summoned back to England II
Is considered more than probable he VIII be sue
ceeded by Earl Dufferin, whose name is freely
mentioned IN connection v ith the Vicer0yShip.
Another scotch Failure.
LONDGN. Nov. 6-John Gray a. Co., iron foun-
deiS OF CddngSton the largest agricultural Inn
plemcnt makers in Scotland have failed.
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Fire i'm OHM.

CINCINNATI. Nov. "a spedial dispatch saws
Harmonic block, in Akron. Ohio, was burned
Yesterday. The loss is estimated at $4,000 ON
Mllch there IS an insurance of Sln.nnn
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Hanged Himself Because His Party
MaN Defeated.

NEW 1ORk, NOV. 6.-WaShing1On ThOmaS
formerly wealthy shoe dealer and an active
partisan OF Tammany Hall, hanged himself last
night soon after aScertaining the defeat OF his
party lie had been promised an appointment
if the Tammany ticket should be elected.
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TENNESSEE.
nIe Nnra i'm MlRas.rlvns

MEMPHIS. Nov. 6.-The Official vote OF this city
gives Casey Young, ind. dem. for Congress. 16l
majority. His estimated majority in the county
is l.o0e, which Will be increased by returns from
Fay NCttc and Ilardeman counties
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Mr.. WILLIAM II. SEwARD was once it is re-
by Mrs. Salon Grover sturdy Auburn woman
She was washing at the riverside, and saw Mr.
Seward drive his horse into the water to drink.
Ine morse went too far, the swift current upset
hOating away, when Mrs. Grover sprang to an
Old board fence, wrenched Off plank, and with
IL rescued the young man. He thanked her and
gave her set OF silver spoons.
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sF John NJ. Nebele, Cincinnati carpenter.
committed suicide yesterday by cutting his
throat with razor. About year ago his wife
stlcided In New York by hanging.
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NEVADA.
Z MiNed NicIOrI.

san FRANCISCO, Nov. 6.--The returns from
the Nevada election are moagrp. The tickets
were much scratched and IL is difficult To form
an opinion as 10 the result; bat il seems proba-
bic That the republicans have elected their state
ticket. while the democrats are likely 10 have Il
are in doubt
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20 Orflie Gardner. the eX-pugilist and his
VIE nave been admitted into a home for the
aged In New York
bS In Baltimore fashionable ladies are wear
ihg calico dresses. Ii may be called revival OF
dc calico mania.
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WI>CONSIN.
The congressional Delegate Iu-
Cl1anped.

MILWAUKEE. Nov. 6.-ln the 4th CongTeSSion-
al district DenSter, dem. Is elected by a small
majority. In the Sd district HaseltonS. rep.
chanches are improving. ana he Is probably r.
elected ny small majority, which win leale
The congressional delegation from this state
Unrhsnsg1
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POLITICAL INFLUENCE IN DOLLARS AND CENTS
curious lawsuit occurred at Vincennes in the
past few days, but escaped notice owing to the
excitement attending the Vacelet murder.
democratic persuasion, sued Christian Holman,
county treasurer-elect, for services rendered
during the campaign, estimating his influence
worth two hundred dollars The case was tiled
before Justice Massey, and, upon agreement of
counsel, Judgment was rendered against Me-
Carthy for the cOStS.-TErdasrille {IadI ,y0,yooy
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ELECTION RIOT IN VIRGINIA-A row between
Inc negroes and whites occurred at Kempsvllle
Princess Anne county. Va, yesterday, at the
conclusion OF the election, and Col. Gregg was
Sh0t In the thigh and one negro is reported
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A POLlTICAL MURDER TRIAL.-A telegram to
the \. I. Herald from Petersburg, Va. NOvem
per says: The beginning OF the trial at Hicks
iord, GreenVille court house, to-day, before W.
S:SoOdWyn, Judge OF the county court, OF Mai
WIN. A. Reese conservative member of the le.
islature, ON the charge OF killing Adolphus Trot-
Yer, negro, at republican meeting some week
ago, was attended with manifestations of i'm
tense excitement on the part OF the negroes OF
The neighbOrhOOd. Hundreds OF them hay
Hooked TO the court house from all parts of the
country, armed with sticks, and some OF them
are reported to have threatened that If Reese
acquitted they intend 10 kill him before
leaves the court house. On account OF the eX
cltemem many ladies have come TO this city
from GreenVllle, and special force OF cOnSta-
oleS was detailed to-day to prevent disturbance
al hlcksioFd: The negroes profess TO be greatly
aroused by the killing OF Trotter and Hith by
consumed in the examination OF witnesses.
Soionei Charles 5. SprngfellOw is counsel for
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TERRIBLE EARTHQUAKE IN NSALyAD0R-d Torn
Desfroyed-Haay People EnTied ia the Ruias-A
Panama letter, dated October 20, says:-sSal-
Nador, at six O'Clock on the evening of October
~, severe earthquake was experienced In the
village ofJuenepa and neighboring towns I'm Che
department OF Usulutan, in the southern pOr-
tion of the republic of Salvador. Nearly all the
houses IN Jucapa were destroyed, and many
famikes burned in the ruins, particularly i'm The
outskirts OF the town, where the means OF es
cape were confined 10 narrow streets. and
where the houses were not so solidy construct
ed as IN the central. AT last adyices ten bodies
had oeen recovered, and many more were sun.
posed 10 exist under the ruins. as some are
missed by friends or relatives. The towns in
Guadalupe Chinameca Csultatan T'be f,aSerio
aei ATebal, santiago de Maria, which Is entirely
ruined M ana some lives lost, condition I'm which
s aIe also found Tecapa, Triunfo and San Buena
,,. rehtuia. In Nueva Guadalupe and Cninameca
tne rum Is complete, and the loss OF life is also
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sS All the stonecutters in the quaITies at
beamsNille, ontario, have struck for higher
wages.
season
sf f-Several electric light companies have been
organized in London.
sK-CroQuet is played out in London and tennis
is all the go.
sF-A learned Biddeford, Maine, deacon saws
"New York Is as rotten as Sodom ana To-mor-
row.
eFA Nevada man has trotting horse calea
THE Chinaman." The Chinaman must 90
~ L. Herald S e~'-
eR-Talmadge says he never sold any wild oats
when he was young.
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AS AN EVIDENCE OF improvement in business.
Hailet Davis, the great piano manufacturers
OF boston, report that they are oyerwhemed
with orders from all parts Of the world. which
VIII require several months TO fill
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PROBABLE MURDER IN HAMBURG, S. C.--Th0s.
bulief was SHOT and dangerously wounded
MONDAY night In Hamburg s. c., by Tony Haw-
klns, coiored. 1t is thought Butler will Gle
hawkins has been arrested and placed in jail
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The WINNERS AT JEROME PARK RACES yeSter-
mef. = miles, In 314; Bertha 4 mile in 20I =:
SIMEON mile, in 1.4515; Kingston. 2, Of mile
LII; Dan h, = mile, in sos; Deadhead, steeple
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DEMOCRATIC DISP4TCHES.
Gain of One Democratic COuore>S
man in Tennessee.

The democratic committee received election
returns al the Capitol this morning as follows:
NASHVILLE TENN, Nov. 5-Hcn j. C. Black
b"6H:-Ne carry nine districts Sure-a gain OF
one. Result doubtful in the second. though
Houk probably elected. Race close between
Moore and WhitthOrne; Whitthorne most likely
elected. No danger from Hughes, rep. Ne
MILAN probably elected over Golladay, ind dem
Governor and legislature largely democratic
Remarkably small vote over state.
J. W. CHILDRESS.
The Result i'm Illinois.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. Nov. 6.-Hol. Duncan Va
kef, Washington. D.f.:-SparkS and Stevenson
elected. Wilson probably. Chicago districts
reported iepubcan. \. ARENDORFF.
Hull. dem., Elected i'm Florida.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Nov. 6.-H0a. Duncan S
HaLke':-RetufnS coming slowly, indicating
HulFs election by good majorities.
JOS. ii. PAINE
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LUX DNs
Democratic VicfOry.

SAVANNAH. Nov. Ga special dispatch 10 the
Morning NeUs, frOm Jacksonville. Fla SAYS
"Duyal county gives Bisbee eao majority. DEM
ocratic gains are reported from Aiachua and
Madison counties, which were formerly repub-
lican. Hull Is certainly elected i'm this district,
and Davidson in the Trst. Returns come in
slowly, and are partial. The legislature is dem
CCratic in both branches
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SUICIDE BY CONVICTED MURDERER.-In
Chicago, Jeremiah Kennedy, whom jury, on
saturday, found guilty of wife murder but who
found also that he became insane after the deed
was committed, Sunday morning cut his own
throat from ear to ear with razor. which he
borrowed from an inmate Of the JAIL He left a
n9te % Which, ID lncoherent language. expressed
his enemies own A
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FIGHT occurred between about go white and
GO Chinese operatives in the WOOen mills a.
the aegresSors. Several persons Oh both sides
were severely injured, and one Chinaman wa;
probably fatally shot. The authorities finally
Quelled the disturbance, but fears of an early
renewal OF the contest are entertained
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kilograms to The Star.
The ELECTIONS.
LATEST RETURNS.
Star Dispatches and Other kilograms
PENNSYLVANIA.
Congressman Harncr's Majority J
Over 5000.

NVhSkeS>1udn pkbItucES VdyOThy
Over 5000.
Especial Dispatch 10 the EceaipJ SfdF.l
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.-CongreSsman Haf-
mer'S home give him I.46l majority, the largest
ever given to any candidate. His majority is
over five thousand, an increase in the district
of two thousand. WM. NJ. TAYLOR.
Chairman Republican Committee.
PRITITE DISPITCHES.
Large Republican Gains i'm the 2Oth
N. u. District.
telegram from Fultonyille. y. ". Nov. 5. TO
majority in the Goth district, for Congress ABOUT
5000. Republican gain nearly 1909. All five
members OF assembly elected
The Republican Success i'm New
York and Massachusetts.
Mr. George w. Adams to-day received the fol-
lowing:
NEw'YoRK, Nov. 6. 1910 a. m.-Republcans
carry Hart and BenedictS district in western
New York. and the Legislature 10y p or 80 ma
Jorlty ON Joint ballot. Butler is defeated 10y
ABOUT 2o,eoO. WILSON.
The Republican Victory i'm Michigan
Hon. zach. Chandler teiegraphS from De-
uolt to the republican committee here: Have
carried the state by $4,000 and elected nine
members of Congress.
The above is confirmed by dispatches from
other Michigan republicans.
The Result in Na>SachusetsS.
dispatch received at the Boston Herald Oh
l1ce at O'Clock pm. gave the latest footingS in
Mas asSachuSettS, as follows, in round numbers:
Talbot i32.HO0: Butler. I0s,0a0: Abbott "a. e.0aa:
Miner, 1900. This gives Talbot a majority OF
200" over al and plurality OF $4,000 over
Butter.
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BIZ ISSOCIfTED PRESS.
MASSACHUSETTS.
The RenuhIican Vjctnrv.

BOSTON, Nov. 6.-The result of yesterday ;
vote for governor foOtS up as followS:-TalbOt.
$50 towns. 1884, los; Butler, los. .39l Abbott 9S>3:
Miner, 1867. TalbotS plurality over Butler.
1921; Talbot'S majority over ALL 6,116. Talbot
carries every district in the state by a handsome
majority, except two Boston districts Eight
towns to hear from will carry Talbot'S plurality
up TO 10000 over Butler.
The Sixth District in Doubt,
The journal says the result in the 9th Con-
greSSional district is in doubt There is one
town wanting-Hamilton. Votes received by
telegraph. and those published in the Newbury-
port Herald, vary considerably We have care
fully revised our figures by the returns.
and we make Dr.. LOring elected by al
The Newburypor Herald figures Boynton by
&C. but editOrially they cannot say VINO is elect
ed We think Dr. Loring is elected,
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limited STATES 4 PER CENT.
u BONDS on hand for Immediate delivery.
District of Columbia, Twenty and Thirty year Gold
Skies for sale.
365 Bonds of ID. c.. guaranteed by the United
States, Coupon or Registered, bought and sold
Other Investment Securities bought ON orders.
aug2r LEWIS JOHNSON CO, Bankers
II b. CROSS, JK..
H DEALER IN
LUMBER, WOOD, COAL,
Doors, SASH Blinds. Mouldinss, &c
OEce, sl9 Market Space e. Board Of Trade Rooms ~
foot 9Th St east.
Orders left with Messrs p p LITTLE 90. Gro
cers corner T. and Sth SITS. Sc. and THOS W.
sMIIH. 4th sHd Pa ave- east. win receive prompt
Attent!on octlA3m'
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Duel i'm Prospect.

PARTS. NOV 6.-1he EEonelaeaf saws Thai a
duel Will probably take place between VI. Paul
de CaSSagnac and NJ. Marion. members OF the
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FIlman tdemO over Smalls In the 5th district Is
confirmed. The only doubtful district Is the Isl,
from which the returns come I'm slowly, indicat-
Ing. SO far. the election of Richardson (dem by
small ma loIfty.
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Another scotch Failure.

LONDGN. Nov. G.-JOhn Gray a Co. iron fOuf
deIS OF Cddingston, the largest agricultural im
plencnt makers in Scotland have failed
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LONDON. Nov. Ga Norwegian Whalcr. which
has returned from the Arctic ocean. report :
that on Nova Zembla she was boarded 10y two
piratic3l Russian SchoonerS and robbed of
every thing portable
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Assistant Surgeon c. W.
Dean, to duty at the Naval hospital. New York,
18th instant. Passed Assistant Surgeon John
c: Wise, from the receiving-ship Franklin. and
placed on sick leave. Passed Assistant Paw
master j. Il. Redfeld, from the coast-sllrvey
steamer Hassler, and ordered to settle ac-
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Fllman (demO over Smalls In the 5th district Is
confirmed. The only doubtful district Is the ist,
from which the returns come In slowly, indicat-
Ing. SO far. the election of Richardson dem by
small majority.
NEW JERSEY.
The Republican Victory.
NEW BRUNSWICK. y. y. NOV. 6-Middlc$
county gives Clark. rep. Tor Con gresS, 2la ma
loritS. Ross is probably elected by 100 majoi'-
ity. MiddieSeN elects republican sherln, one
republican and TWO democratic aSSemblymen.
S'lhersei county elects a republican senator "a
gain, two republican aSoembymen. and gives
Potter, rep, for Congress 620 majority.
Later Ecturu>.
TRENTON. ". J.. Nov. 6-Tne legislature
stards;->cnate. II republicans aud 10 demo-
Gratis. one oi the latter independent; HOUSE 3s
republicans and 81 democrats. smith. dem. and
ere6uhSck- * elected tO Congress I'm the 2d dis
tlfct by Loco majority. Anus Clark, rep, is
loltty. rheS' two districts have heretofore
been ClaSsCd doubtful
NEW YORK.
Republican Victory iu Brooklyn.
Nkw oRk. Nov. G.-The Brooklyn Edl!e. dem,
SlHs The election I'm that city yesterday was a
decided republican victory. The republican
nominees for Shertn. comptroller and c,ty atl-
c ator Were elected 10y maJorities ranging from
GEORGIA.
<Ofhing New.
ATLANTA. GA. Nov. 6.-Thrre iS nothing new
~ thIs hour, l2:So y. m, Ia cnange the results
s,in last night In the 4th, 5th, 'th. and 9TH dis
IlitIS.
SAv.NSsu. CA. Nov. 6-Nicholls estimated
majority in the lst district is 35Go.
ILLINOIS.
over 1000 Republican Majority.
CHICAGO. Nov. 6.-ReturllS from 3S2 foWnsani
precincts ln Illinois, give the following totals on
state treasurer: smith. rep. s4.4sS: Cronkrtte
GEN., .s.'tS; Bates, greenback, l4.i3i.
The Vote i'm Cairo.
CAIRO, ILL, Nov. 6.-ThomaS. rep, ma iority
over Allen, dem, for Congress I'm Cairo is Gn
The figures are about the same for treasurer
FLORIDA.
Democratic Victory.
SAVANNAH. Nov. Ga special dispatch 10 the
Morning NeUs, nom Jacksonville. Fla saws
'Duyal county gives Bisbee 9ao majority DEM
ocratic gains are reported from Aiachua and
Madison counties, which were formerly repub-
lican. Hull Is certainly elected i'm This district,
and Davidson in the rrst. Returns come I'm
slowly, ana are partial. The legislature is dem
ocratic in both branches"
TENNESSEE.
The Vote i'm Memphis.
MEMPHIS. Nov. 6.-The Official vote OF this city
gives casey Young, ina. DEM. for Congress. 169
majority. His estimated majority i'm the county
IS lo0e, which viii be increased 10y returns from
FaIetie and Ilardeman counties.
WISCONSIN.
The Congressional DeIcc atiou Is-
changed.
MILWAUKEE. Nov en- the 4th CongresSion-
al district DenSter, dem. is elected by a small
majority. In the sd district naselton's. rep.
chalcnes are improving. ana he is probably r.
elected 10y a small majority, which win leave
The congressional delegation from this state
unchanged.
NEVADA.
Mixed Victory.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 6.-The returns from
the Nevada election are mcaTrc. The tickets
were much scratched and IL is difficult To form
an opinion as 10 the result: but II seems proha-
bic That the republicans have elected tleir state
f.s.s-. hi 4.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
All the Democratic COnvreSS.,.e,,
ElRHen~l -

CHARLESTON, Nov. 6.-The returns coming in
from a!l parts Q. the state swell the Democratic
majority. OC0nnOr tdem.) is Certainly elected
to congress TN the I'd district ChaIleSton cify
gives him over 5000 majority. The election O