The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-11-16
ELECTION RETURNS.
PennsyIyania.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. THE latest re-
turns give Hoyt's majority p, 300. The
congressional delegation stands Is Republi-
cans, Democrats, and Greenbacker.
The State legislature will be Republican
by about the same majority as the last legis-
lature. The probabilities are that the con-
gressional delegation will stand unchanged
II Republicans and 10 Democrats. Stenger
Dem, is probably defeated in the 18th dis
trict, but the Democrats appeared to have
gained Croffoth in the 18th.
Missouri.
ST.. LOUIS Nov. THE Democratic State
ticket is elected by large majority. Tho
congressional delegation stands IL Demo-
Gratis and l Independent.
Dakota.
YANKToN, Nov. S-Bennett, fRep.) for
Congress, is 800 ahead, and estimates on the
remaining counties give him 200 majority in
the Territory. Black Hill counties give 600
Democratic majority. The Legislature will
be about two-thirds Republican.
New Mexico.
SANTA FE, Nov. Returns up to to-
night indicate the election of Otero, Republi-
can delegate to Congress, by a small majority
Santa Fe county elects the Republican ticket
with the possible exception of sheriff and one
delegate.
wyoming.
CHEYENNE, Nov. 7-Downey, Republican
delegate to Congress, is elected by about 900
majority.
Grin in Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE. KY, Nov. 8.-Returns from
third and ninth districts indicate very close
election with almost certainty that Dills,
Ind. Rep, is elected in the ninth, and q
strong probability that Hunter is elected in
the third.
Republicans Gain q Congressman.
WASHINGTON, Nov Sd. J. Young, collec.
tor of internal revenue at Raleigh, NJ c., tel
egraphs to Secretary Sherman and Commis-
sioner Raum as follows: 1--WE gain one men,
Der. Russell, (Rep.) beats Waddell, (Dem. ]
in the Sd district, and O'Hara, lRepl is
elected in the ID.
Result I'm North Carolina.
WILMINGTON, Nov. There seems no
doubt now the congressional delegation in
this State will stand six Democrats to two
Republicans; Republicans gain one.
RALEIGH, Nov. 8.-Russell Rep, elected
over Weddell DEM, in third district and
O'Hara Rep. elected in second district.
Republicans are jubilant and the better in
formed are confident the old North State
viii give Republican majority in 1880.
The Kansas Eiecaioa.
ATcHIsoN, Nov. 8.-Returns from all over
the State indicate the election of about 90
straight Democrats to the Legislature and 20
or 80 Greenbackers. Senator ingalls, has
lost his man in nearly every Legislative dis
trict. having been beaten by either Demo-
crat Greenbacker or Independent Republi-
can. He is now considered practically out
of the senatorial race. The Democrats con-
centrated their entire strenth against his
candidates wherever they could.
Democratic Majorfties.
New YORK, Nov. S.--The Tribune editor
tally says that the latest returns indicate the
election of 1873 Republicans 14S Democrats
and II Greenbackers to congress. giving the
Democrats four majority over all in the
House. Majority may be increased by later
reports.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. 10.-The cleo
ton of Bushee, Rep, is now conceded by
about 255 majority.
Makes Ne Change.
Boston, Nov. 11.--A recount of votes for
| members of Congress from the third district
shows no material change in the plurality OF
Field. Rep. whose election is assured beyond
doubt The committee who made the count
was composed entirely of Democrats.
The New Hampshire Vote.
CONCORD, Nov. I2-Complete returns re-
ceived. Tie vote for governor stands: Head,
tRepl 3S,065; Mexican, tDeml, 81, ,OSs:
Brown, tGreenbackerl 6, 3S5; prohibitory and
scattering. I29. Heads majority over all,
4S8.
The Missouri Legislature.
| ST. LOUIS. Nov. T. About 100 counties in
this State give the following result: Senate
Democrats, Is; Republicans, l; Greenbackers,
2. House Democrats, 81; Republicans. IA;
Greenbackers and Independents, 10,