Daily Republican., 1878-11-06

and prohibition parties have each nom
mated tickets. Up to $50 but five pre-
cincts out of 112 have been heard from
and these indicate nothing.
LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. 5.-Blackburn
democrat, for Congress from this dis
trict, is reelected by about 5000 ma
jority. m -..
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 5.--Dispatches
from Virginia City, New, state that the
chairman of the democratic State com
mittee claims that the democratic legis.
latiye ticket is ahead in that State.
There has been much scratching.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-Returns new
er came in more slowly, but the drift OF
gains is in favor of the republicans,
and if it continues at the present rate
Hoyt, republican, will be elected Gov.
.rnor by majority Of not less than
$1,000. A democratic gain Of one or
two congressman. The republicans
will probably lose halt dozen or more
members of the Legislature, but not
enough to endanger their majority on a
joint ballot. The republican majority
in Pittsburg was a great daInper upon
democratic enthusiasm. At the pres
ent writing (12.3o A. M.) it srms
probable that the Pennsylvania dele
CATION in the next Congress will stand
as follows:
First, Bingham, rep; second, O'Neill,
rep. third, Randall, dem; fourth,
Kelley, rep; fifth, Harmer, rep; sixth,
Ward, rep. seventh, Godsohalk, rep;
eighth, Clymer, dem; ninth, Smith,
rep, tenth, Bachman, dem.; twelfth,
Wright, dem; thirteenth, Ryon, DEM.
fourteenth, Killinger, rep; fifteenth,
Overton, rep, sixteenth, Mitchell, rep;
seventeenth, Coffroth, dem; Doubtful
eighteenth, Stenges, dem; nineteenth,
Beitzhoover, dem; twentieth, Curtin,
dem, twenty-frst, Wise, dem; twenty
second, Errett, rep; twenty-third
Bayne, rep; twenty fourth, shallen-
berger, rep; twenty fifth, Waite, rep.
In doubt-twenty sixth, Dick, rep;
twenty seventh. Osmer, rep.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-The election
in this city passed quietly, the vote be-
ing larger than the average. The only
disturbance of any account which occur
ed to-day was at Ninth and Hoffman
streets, whore policeman, while max
ing an arrest shot man named Ryan
who was interfering with him. The
wounded men died upon being taken
to the hospital. s, -.
The indications based on the returns
received so far are that Hoyt will have
about $4,000 majority in the State.
Philadelphia will give about 10, 900 ma
ority for Hoyt and Allegheny 5000.
the latter being gain for the Republi-
cans of 5, 200.
VIM. D. Kelley, (Greenbk. Rep.) fol
Congress in the Fourth District, is elect
ed over Banes, (Dem.) Samuel J. Ran
all, (Dem.) in the Third Congressional
District, is re-4lected by reduced ma
iority over Shedden, (Grbk. Rep.) G
NJ. Brumm NAT is elected to Congress
, in the Thirteenth District, Democrat
ie loss. Russell Errett (Rep.) is elect
ed to Congress in the Twenty seconf
District.
PlTTsBURG, Nov. 5.-About One-fourtl
: of the county shows l,700 Republican
gain over last year. Hoyt's majority
will be over 1000. Both Republican
congressman are elected.
SCRANTON, Nov. 5. - Lackawann
County, Twelfth District, as far Il
! heard from, gives Roberts, (Rep.) f"
Congress, 621 majority over Wright
showing large gain for the ticket.
CHESTER, Nov. 6.-Ward is re electe
to Congress by from 1900 to 1900 ma
jority. Everything points to the elet
tion of the entire Republican ticket l.
both Chester and Delaware Counties.
READING, Nov. 5.-ln the Eighth di'
trict, Hester Clymer (Dm. is re-electc
|, by over 1000 majority. ...
WnKEsBARRE, Nov. 5.-m IT,
!. Twelfth district, Hendrick B. Wright
undoubtedly reelected to Congress- RI
! turns are meagre, and figures can {
yet be given. g..
MASSACHUSETTS.
BosToy, Nov. 5.-The election I
a Thomas Talbot, the Republican cand
! date for Governor, is conceded by thirt
y thousand plurality over B. F. Butler
\ greenback and labor-reform can lidat,
II Democrats largely voted for the repu
t liean candidate to make sure of Butler
5 defeat, and hence Abbott, the regula
Democratic nominee, was left in tn
: lurch. Buffers strongest points wer
=. in Boston, which gave him 25, an
e Talbot 20, 762; Fall River, Butler 2, 10!
Talbot 2,0s4; Lawrence, Butler 4, 50:
Talbot 1850; Lowell, Butler, 4,23t
r Talbot 3,773, and Worcester, Butlt
= 4,7S5, Talbot 4, 352, The vote elsewhel
l for Talbot extinguished these slua
r pluralities and gave him the day b
: the heavy plurality indicated. Th
S following Congressman were elected:
t First district W. W. Grape, rep, Gre
l elected } second, B. W. Harris, rep
{ reelected } third, Warield, rep.
5 fourth, Leopold Morse, dem., (re-elel
: ted3 filth, Selwyn z. Bowman, rep
1000 majority over Nathan Clark But
Ter, greenback; sixth, G. B. Loring
: rep, seventh, W. A. Russell, rep
D eighth VIM. Claim, rep, (re-elected;
ninth, Rice. rep; tenth, Amasa MOI
; cross, rep; eleventh, G. D. Robinson
: rep.
The Journals footing from 200 town
is as follows: Talbot, l0l ,293; Butler
, s4,Sl7; Abbott, 6,523; Miner, 1867
Talbot is surely elected by $4,000
: 30, 600 majority. All of the republi
can candidates for State officers ar
elected. Further returns do not chang
results in the congressional districts
which are all carried by the republ