The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-06

7 EDNESDAY EVENll
the Third District Samuel ]. Randall, DEM
ocrat, has about 900 majority.
In the Fourth District William D. Kelly
Republican) has 6,22l majority, and in the
Fifth District A. C. Harmer Republican
is elected by majority of 4,542. In the
Tenth Congressional District r. X. Bach
man (Democrat) is elected. In the Seventh
District Mr.. Gottschalk (Republican) is
elected by about l 200 majority.
KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. Elm the Louisville
District Albert S. Willis was reelected over
John Watts Kearney, Democrat, and
Horace SCOTT, Republican, by a small ma
jority. In all other Kentucky districts
Democrats will be returned, unless it is in
the Eighth, where the result is doubtful.
This information is based on Courier-J our
nal returns.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
BosToN, Nov. 6.-The Senate stands 36
Republicans and Democrats.
Field, Republican, defeats Dean, Demo-
crat, for Congress about 500. Morse, Demo-
crat, is elected to Congress by nearly 1000
majority. Loring, Republican, has plu-
rality of about 400 over Boynton, Green
hacker. Clafin, Republican, has MAORI
ty of about 2, 100. RUSSELL Republican, has
a majority of 5000. Rice, Republican, has
1000 majority, and seventeen districts to
hear from. Norcross, Republican, has s.
600 majority. Robinson, Republican, has
5000 majority.
Full returns show the House of Repre-
sentatives 173 Republicans, 81 Democrats,
"a Butler and Nationals reported.
Total vo'e for Governor: Talbot, 129, 219;
Butler, LOG, 066; Abbott, 9490: Miner, ,816.
The remaining towns to be heard from will
increase Talbot's ma ajority over Butler to an
excess of 26, 900.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-Two hundred and
sixty-seven towns and precincts in Illinois
give Smith, R., 1886; Cronkrite, d., 90,
989; Bates, G., 1854. The Legislature is
Republican, and the Republicans probably
gain two congressman.
CHICAGO, Nov 6.-Latest returns indicate
a majority of 20, 900 for Smith, R., for State
Treasurer. Tie Republicans gain one Con-
gresham in Chicago, and possibly one in
the Cairo District. 1t is estimated by Re-
publican morning paper that Hoffman, for
Sheriff of Cook County, is elected by 1000
majority over Kern. D.. the present incum-
bent. The principal fight here was on the
Sheriff The Greenback vote was compare
lively small; the Socialists may have two
Representatives.
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, Nov. 6-Three hundred towns
and precincts heard from. Croswell, R.,
for Governor, 39,342; Barnes, D., 1884.
The Republicans gain twelve Assemblymen
and two Senator'S and will have a majority
on Joint ballot. Milwaukee County elec s
the entire Republican ticket for the first
time.
CHICAGO, Nov. 6-Mchigan has gone Re,
publican by an increased majority, electing
all the Republican candidates for Congress
a gain of /.
WISCONSIN,.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 6.-Milwaukee City
and County, with one township heard from,
give Frisby, Republican, Fourth District,
for Congress, 1,2OO majority over
Dutster, Democrat; Republican gain of
$500 over the vote of 1876. The Republi-
cans elect the whole county ticket, with the
possible exception OF Coroner.
Republican gains are reported in the
Fifth and Second Districts, and Democratic
gains in the First Third; Sixth, Seventh
and Eighth.
CHICAGO, Nov. 6-1 P. MIN Wisconsin
the Republicans have gained member of
Congress in the Milwaukee District, and
have secured majority of the Legislature,
MADISON, Wis, Nov. 6.-Caswell, R., for
Congress, is elected by over 2 500 majority.
The Republicans also elect Hazelton,
Humphrey and Pound and possibly Frisby
to Congress. in the Milwaukee District.
The Democrats elect Brogg and Bouck to
Congress. The Legislature will stand about
II Republican majority on joint ballot.
NIARYLA7 Id.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.-Henrv, Democrat,
is elected in the First District by 1000 ma
jority.
In the Second District Talbot's, Demo-
crat, majority will be 1000.
In he Fifth District Henkle's Democrat,
majority is estimated at 800. At this hour
no returns have been received from the
lower counties in this district.
In the Sixth District Frederick County is
reported as having given over 200 MAORI
ty for Ulmer, Republican. which insures
his election in The district, making the del
egaton stand Democratic and 1 Republi-
can.
MISSOURI.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov 6.-There seems to be no
doubt of the election of Frost. d., in the
First District, over Metcalfe, R., present in
cumbent. In the Second District Cole, R.,
is so close to Wells, D., that the Repnbli-
cans are claiming his election. Returns
from the Third District are very meager
but there is no doubt of the election of
Clardy, d. If Wells carries the Second Dis
trict, the Democrats will gain three Con-
gressmen from this city. The greater part
of the Republican ticket in this city is
elected.
TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 6-The Legislature is
largely Democratic. Marks, Democratic
nominee for Governor, has a majority over
both the Greenback and Republican candi-
da es. The Republicans have probably
elected Congressman in the First and Sec
ond Districts. and the Democrats in the
Third, Ninth and Fourth.
MISSI SIPPH.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 6.-Reports from two or
three counties of North Mississippi indicate
a very light vote. II. d. Money, d., in the
Third Mississippi District, is reelected