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NORTH CAROLINA.

n A FALLING OFF IN THE DEMOCRATIC VOTE.
WILMINGTON N. c.. Nov. g. 1878.
The complete returns Of this city are:-Waddell
(dem.) for Congress. 1o0l; Russell (greenback rep
1s24 making Russclrs majority 923 against major
ity of LOGS for Canady rep) in 1876. There is fall
ing of Of about 25 per cent In the democratic vote
and 20 per cent in the republican vote On the basis
of this reduced vote throughout the district Waddcs
majority would be about 500.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

BUTLER DEFEATED By LARGE MIoEiTy-
POLITICAL STATUS OF THE CONGRESSIONAL
DELEGATION UNCHANGED.
BOSTON. Nov 5, 1873
The vote of 223 towns gives Talbot majority over
Butler Of 194sl Talbot is surely elected by 2 900 to
$4,000 majority. All Of the republican candidates for
State officers elected; also all for councillors ex
cept the Fourth district where Mclean is probably
defeated
The Congressional districts are all carried by the
republicans with the exception Of the Fourth dis
trict. Here Leopold Morse ldem.) is elected.
CITIES AND TOWN.
foll is of ha nrir
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Missouri, Nevada. New Hampshire, New York, south
Carolina and wisconsin The present Senate consists
of thirty mine republicans thrty-six democrats and
one independent Mr.. Davis. Of Illinois The result
Of the elections yesterday win change these figures
and give the democrats majority OF nine sanators
There will be independent, Mr. Davis, OF Illinois
In the present House of Representatives there are
1856 democrats and 1885 republicans with two vacan-
ces. one republican and one democrat The cleo
tions yesterday viii leave the democrats in majority
The following table shows the representation OF
partias in the Senate- .--- ------- --.--- .-L
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MARYLAND.

pKrwEKx stats AMI FEDIalaL ovTcIu@.
RsLnwonn. Nov. 8. lsTs.
Pull returns from the Third con nvssiansi dbtrirt
eompo... a shs nrrt nine cards q this city. give
n,sli. dsln.. uts3s Thsmt,~on. E~snbsak and
tsiey,enasnt. q sos. Kansnol's maJority a.ssa.
Pun rctarus fruul TIE Fourth Congressional dts
trit composed a the 0thcr wards ~ the ety rncsp
ma the - scuisenib. vhlch ~ lhelafsl AZ tie llfth
district. Nlvt Mefanf. dsn ti.p4. Holland. rp
gGIIi Quigisy. rt~rnt~k 0f4. tsifshies. ind dsH.
Hs. Metancs ulalifFty ussf HniisnsL t.sy3t 0scr
mll, 3.3It.
IN Seventeenth, wAfa fiyes fienkis deu iis0 0ser
Crane. rwp.
rmN r~ptaN
A the 0p~nlAm "a n.laA xAx gs~k
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NEW JERSEY.

JERSEY CITY. Nov 8, 1878.
Tho election in Hudson county. n j., comprising
tne Seventh Congressional district passed OIL quietly,
there being but few arrests and very little disorder Up
70 midnight but meagre returns received At
Police headquarters and those indicated that Brig
ham trep.) elected Lorenty tdem.) for Con-
gresr: Tonsy lrcp.) Mullins dem. for Sheriff.
aud two republican Coroners.
AssEMBIYMEN.
Of the Assembly Steele ldem.) is elected in the
First, y Hrien und den.) in the Second,
Schroeder ldeIn.l in the Third, Fry, tdem.) in
the Fourth. Dusenbury. lrep) In the Fifth;
vrcelsnd dem.l in the Sixth, Crane (dem.)
the seventh. and Mecks (iem in the Eighth.
greenback vote polled was very light.
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NEVADA.
A REPUBLICAN LEGrsLAruRE ELECTED.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

M& [BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
1 VIRGINIA crTy. Nov. 8. 1878.
The election to-day has been exceedingly exciting
The latest from the counties make the re-
publican Legislative ticket quite sure. which secures
United States.
is reported 400 ahead, though running be-
hind his ticket In the eastern part Of the
State. John p. kinkead. republican cand-
date shows 776 majority altogether. SO far
Story county. which gives the heaviest vote s yet un
certain. Gold Hll the residence OF Senator JONES'
gives 270 republican majority At this time Congress
men doubtful. r E+
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MINNESOTA.


PROBABLE REELECTION OF wAsHBURN AND THE
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
ST.. PAUL, Nov. s. 1878.
The election proceeded quietly. but with full
vote in the city and much scratching on Con-
gressmen. The scattering returns received indi-
cate the greenback vote to be Insignificant on
the State ticket The returns on Congressman
in the Third district indicate Washburn, rep,
largely ahead of the State ticket in Minneapolis and
slightly behind in st. Paul and in the outside counties
he is elected it Is by reduced majority from 1876
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THE FoRTY-srxTH CONGRESS-.

A DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY IN THE SENATE AND
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, OF TUE
SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES.
Elections for members and Delegates of the Forty.
sixth Congress were held yesterday In thirty States
aud two Territories. IN addition there were
chosen in eleven States legislatures which
will elect United States scnators-naniciy.
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ing when II scarcciy light. slight aaxsurhxnee
ward between the jud.ses aud supervisors ~ ele.
ton IN regard the custody 20 tha
United States Supervisors and United State
Deputy Marshal Wright. the two judges and
the clerk and four oitiznns-ln ali TN pr
box pistol shot hrsl. and D,puty Marshal
Wright struck in the ~hle. thu ball
making a slight hesh wound. The poiiec ar
rested one Murphy democratic iadae -
election. the United States D.paty Marshal Wright.
and citizen named Busey Who taken before the
Judge and released ON bail In other wards ave Judges
OF election have been arrested by order ~ the sEp
visors In these the judges refused - admit
the United States Deputy Marshals into the No
serious difficulty has occurred far la amy ward.
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IOWA.


AN INFORMAL ELECTION IN soME CONGRESSIONAL
DISTRICTS.
CHICAGO H.. Nov. S. 187s
The Joaanars Desmoines despatch says far as is
positively known Congressional elections will be held
to-day in the second and Ninth districts and possibly
few friends OF Weaver and Gllett in the sixth and
Seventh will vote.
Davenport special says queer election is being
held there The people met this morning. elected
thr judges and clerks opened the polls and pro-
roeed - vote for Hiram Price, republican. for Con-
Rruss almost unanimously.
The same IL being done in Muscatine county.
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.. 4. DARsuM ELECTED STATE REPRESENTATIVE.
DELAWARE.

WILMINGTON, Nov. s. 1873.
John W. Hall. DEM, has been elected Gov
ernor. Edward L. Martin. dem. is elected
TO Congress. The republicans can
didate for either Of the above Offices. the
only opposition being greenbackers The republicans
county ticket in Newcastle county, but without
1t expected that the greenbackers
would have developed some strength IN
Sussex. county but returns received far
indicate that they offered no material opposition. In
Kent county the democratic ticket was unopposed
Altogether the election passed off very quietly There
but little excitement, and the vote was light
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VOTING IN THE NIGHT.

JACKSONVILLE Fla, Nov 8, 1873
The election very quiet. and an average vote
poled. This (Duval county. the largest in the
district gives large majority for Brsbee rep, for
Congress but it Is believed that Hull, dem, will be
elected In Madison county at sundown when the polls
should have closed 400 people had not voted and yot
ing still going at last accounts. This may
the other districts only few returns have been
ecved but there doubt of the election Of David
SON democrat. t'-
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THE TEXAS PACIFIC RAILROAD.
PHrI.ADRLpHIA. Nov. &. le7

0rs frtrftrrg.ef-s PHILADRLPHIA. Nov. 8. 1878.
At the election for officers Of the Texas Pacific Rail-
road Company held at the Office in this city to-day.
the following chosen President Thomas Ascot;
Vice Presidents, Frank s. Bond and John G. Brown;
secretary. 9. +. Satterlee; treasurer George D.
Krumbhaar directors. H. II. Houston. r. D. Barclay,
ters Alfred Gather W. c. Hail. 4. L. Ncsmith, w. NJ.
Harrison, B. NJ. johnson, w. w. Kiefer, William
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TENNESSEE.

REPUBLICANS LOSING THE coLoRED VOTE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NASHVILLE Nov 6, 1873
Tho feature in the Tennessee election which has
created most remark Is that OF the negroes breaking
away from the republicans, half Of That vote going
over 70 the national grrenback party. Prominent
puicans do not hesitate to sxpross thsir chaurn
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lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD ]

" m EAsroN Pa, Nov 5. 1873
Northampton county's majority for Dill over Hoyt
and Mason is $780, republican gain Of 400. The
national grecnback vote very small throughout
the county. Mason not receiving over thirteen hun
dred votes.
The Republican Committee Of the Tenth Congress
sional district concede the election of r. K Bachan
democratic candidate for Congress, A. Bridges.
independent democrat; George W. Whitaker, republi-
can, and A. B. Longaker. greenbacker. by majority
of G,000
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WISCONSIN.
REpUBI.rCAN GAINS.
MILWAUKEE. Nov. s. 1873.

Milwaukee city and county. with one township
heard FROM give Frisby trcpl Fourth Congressional
district, 1900 over Dcustor ldcml, a republican
gain OF $500 over tho vote of N1b. The
acpublicans elect the whole county ticket with pos
sfhle exception Of Coroner Returns from tho inte-
rior come In slowly. aud gains aud losses aro about
M diviIrI
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NEVADA.

SAN Francisco. Nov. s, 1873.
Dispatches from Virginia City. Nev state that the
chairman Of the Democratic State Committee claims
that the democratic Legislative ticket is ahead in that
state. There has been much scratching.
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VERMONT.

THE BOLTING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CANDI-
Af DATE ELECTED.
ST.. ALBANs Nov. s, 1878.
The special Congressional election in the Third dis
trict ordered by the Governor-there being cleo
ton in september-took place to-day. The returns
from forty eight towns give Bradley Barlow. Of St.
Albans (the bolting republican and greenbacker).
T,14l; W. w. Grant, of Barton (the regular
rep, 31G1; G. L. Waterman, OF Hyde Park, dem SO6
Barlow's majority is 3.1T4: plurality over Grant,
$780, gain over Grant since September, 1885, Twenty
eight towns to hear from in September gave Barlow
l,4i3 Grant, 1,547; Waterman. 662
st. Adams gives Barlow y392 Grant, 32 Waterman
39 As plurality elects Barlow, his victory Is assured
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ELECTION OF nErunLncAN IN THE sixth

ELECTION OF REPUBLICAN IN THE SIXTH
MARYLAND DISTRICT.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
HAGERsrowS. Nov 8. isTa
Milton G. Urner trep-l for Congress. carries this
county by 27s majority. He carries four counties
in this the Sixth district, by 2050 majority. Mont
gomery county to be heard from. II gave Walsh
(dem). two years ago. 755 majority.
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Did.
2N 4. Hall, democrat.
Total-Delnoc oci'ats, Z

N&
IN 4. Hall, dcmocrat. rTV Fw>rTrTF
Total-Den ocrats. z tE 8A t8f4
48E SOUTH CAROLINA. A
III. 3. Richsrdson. democrat. .f
IN p OConnor democrat.
Sd. H. Aiken. democrat.
4J, II. Evins, democrat.
&c. d. Tilevan, democrat
Total-Democrats. s.
TEXAS.
III. II. Reagan. democrat. .I
2-D. B. Culberson, democrat.
3-Olin Wellborn democrat.
+Roger @ Mills. democrat.
5-John Hancock, democrat 4sMA
&C. Schliecher, democrat
Total-Democrats, o.
VERMONT.
1-Charles H. Joyce republican. JItNf
2-James NJ Tyler republican. AN,3t
3-B. Barlow. greenback republican.
Total-Republicans, 8.
John L. Nichols, democrat
2-William Il. Smith. democrat. N 3
3-Philip Cook, democrat 4L1G ltb9t&NM43 3A
4-Henry Persons. independent democrat
5-N. T. Hammond democrat. 94P
6-James b. Mount, democrat
"a. w. Lester, democrat.
8-Mexander A. Stephens democrat.
9-Emery Spear. independent democrat.
~ Total-Denocrats. o. < l4t4 #tft
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wILLIAM WARD RE-ELEcTEp.

ff PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6-12:30 A. NJ. .
In the Sixth Congressional district, william Ward
rep, Is reelected by 5000 majority.
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REPUBLICAN SUCCESS IN ESSEX COUNTY.

NEWARK Noy. 8. 1873.
Unusual order prevailed at all the polling districts
az Newark and Essex county at the election to-day.
Owing great diaafecton in the republican ranks on
account OF the slaughter of Alderman stamshy
in the republican convention tile regular
republican majority greatly reduced
ami at ten o'clock tonight while the
election ~ John r. Blake. tep 70 Congress was con-
ccle crave doubt was Expressed in republican circles
~ Ia the county ticket. The greenback vote grew
smaller by the returns and beautifully lcss than the
vote they pocd at the charter election. showing that
the bulk o tho democratic wanderers had returned 10
the old fold.
Blake r. elected Albright by about 200 ma
iDriiy. The contest on Sheriff exceedingly close.
brown td.in.l carried Newark city by s5D but the
county pulled up the republican vote so that Van
i.anasoar y elected by about 800 majority Francis
lrpl Il elected state Senator Marsh (dem.j by
about 600. stfttt .+sf ~
TIE onETvBAcK VOTE.
The total grccnback vote IA only 200 less than
third tho nuln1cr expected in the county. OF tue
ntn. Assembly districts the democrats carry Ave aud
the rrpuDrans four. The democratic members
elected Duryee. Fielder. Elc ORGY md OConnor
aud the republicans Jackson, Cross. Van Duync and
Gil The small niaiOrtes n great surprise 70
the rcpnbiicsns. They claimed the county for Blake
by J.ys majority.
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KENTUCKY.

nrAcRnrKS EE-ELEcrED TO coSoEEss.
IsExIror,s Ky. Nov. 9. 1919.
: Blackburn. defn. tor Congress from tho seventh
aistrsct. IL reciectod 10 about s.Ao majority.
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mAjoriys calhoun trcpl sheriff. ~ majority; Bur-
ruarass frep.l. Assembly. 1ls majority.
Daawars township gives Eobeson "a majority; r.
pnhlac.n FAAn. a. sescil. rep. State Senate. 10
rnajrty; heston. dsnl. and nat. sheriff 60 major
lty nurro alshs rep. for ASSEMBLY,, 70 majority.
Merrh&ntyalis gives Robson 30 majority. demo-
rr1fic rxkn o.
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FLORIDA.

SAVANNAH, Ca, Nov 5, 1878.
Special dispatches to the Morning News from Florida
Indicate the election of Noble A. Hull and r. H. NJ.
Davidson democrats, to Congress.
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nonisox's CONTEST IN r1tr rrnsr prsrmcr.

CAMDES. Nov. g. 1878.
nobrson has frnfn 200 TO 500 majority IN Camden
county lis majority IN tho district is estimated
81 lIs1
~ Hniion township Rnbcsons majority is 2U7; re.
pabc-n IoSs IL. Sewel rep. fof State senator. 2oS
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PENNSYLVANIA.
THE STATE ovERwHELMrNGLY REPUBLIcAN-lrHE
SOFT MONEY MEN AND NATIONALS NOWHERE.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

SOFT MONEY MEN AND NATIONALS NOWHERE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5. 1878.
The election in this State while without interest
was entirely lacking in the excitement which
panies q contest In which the result is uncertain.
There has never been. since the opening
Of the campaign, much doubt to the
success of the republican party, which has main
tanned its ascendency in Pennsylvania for many
years, and for month past 1t has only been ques-
tion to what the majority would be. Before the
Ohio election. when the status Of the new labor
party was an unknown factor, there may
have seemed to be possibility Of democratic
success but since the vote in Ohio showed the weak
ness Of the labor and greenback party there has been
nothing left to speculate upon but the size Of the
majority by which the republican party would receive
its new lease of power in this State. The polls
do not close until o'clock. but before
that hour it evident that the republican ticket in
this city had been elected by good majority At this
hour. II p. NJ. when the returns from the election
districts just coming in it is evident that the
publicans have carried Philadelphia by about 1900.
Advices from the State indicate that there gains
which viii bring the total maj majority IN G
reelected to Congress- but has run behind his ticket.
Judge Kelley, rep, is reelected TO Congress.
his soft money eccenrctes and his failure as tariff
champion.
The overwhelming defeat Of Tammany in New York
and the defeat of Butler in Massachusetts, received
here by the republicans with great jubilation.
The democrats are Respondent.
The nationals nowhere. They have not made
themselves felt, and the special dispatches to the
Democratic and Republican State committees show
that even in Schuylkill and Allegheny counties which
counted on national strongholds, there have
been republican gains
THE LATEsr-Loss OF TWO DEMOCRATIC CON-
1E GREssMEN
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. g. 1878.
Chairman speer. Of the Democratic State Com
mittee, comedies the State to the republi-
cans by $4,000 majority and the loss of
two Congressmen-stenger and Klotz. There arc
trng democratic gains III few districts but nothing
of value The Americus Club Of this city. admits
raru hlcan majority In phflndelphia of A
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rhe contest in both the Second and Third Congres
MICHIGAN.

PROBABILITY THAT THE REPUBLICANS ARE COM
PLETELY SUCCESSFUL.
DETROIT Nov. 5. 1878.
Returns come in slowly. Fifty yseven towns already
heard from give Croswe republican), for Governor,
7,476 Barnes democrat). $685. Smith (natona 4931.
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TEXAS.
LARGE VOTE CAST

GALVESTON Nov. 8, 1875
Specials to the Ne,os state that in the election
throughout the State very good vote was poled
The returns owing to much scratching arrive slowly
and are insufficient to base calculations upon.
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GEORGIA.

ELECTION OF NINE DEMOCRATS TO CONGRESS-.
AUGUSTA, Nov. s, 1878.
The vote in the Eighth district is light Alexander
T. stephens elected to Congress without opposition
COLUMBUS, Nov. s, 1878.
Returns indicate that Henry Persons, independent
democrat is elected over 8. r. Harris present mem
ber. by 500 TO 1000 majority in the Fourth district
Persons Is inclined 70 the sreenbacknsrs' n 1910
Special dispatches to the Constitution indicate that
Smith is reelected in the Second district. and that
Persons ind. DEM. has defeated Harris, ind. dem
In the Fourth district. Cook. dem, in the Third;
Blount, dem. in the Sixth; Hammond, dem in the
Fifth; Felton,. ind. dem. in the Seventh, and Speer
md dem, in the Ninth district. elected without
- - Macon. Ca, Nov. s, 1873
J. III. Bount unanimously reelected from the
AAth Congressional district there being opposi-
hen. The vote light. The race in the lower end
y the Firth district was very close between n J.
Phil Cook. in the Third district. and W. Z. Smith In
The second district are reelected.
sAvAsSAH Nov 5, 1873.
John T.. Nichols democrat. carries the First dis
tret " Georgia by estimated majority of 1900.
AUGUSTA Nov. g. 1873.
The vote in the Eighth district lis small. About
100 votes poiied in this county for stephens.
Returns from other districts in slowly The
following Congressional candidates are probably
elected
LtsfrtI.
III. c. Nichols democrat.
2-wiliam L. Smith. democrat.
s-P. Cook. democrat.
s-H X. Harris, independent democrat.
t-N J. Hammond. democrat.
Sd. II. Blount. democrat.
William II. FELTON,. independent democrat.
s-A II. stephens. democrat
~. A. Billups, democrat
The official count may change the Seventh and
Ninth districts. The vote in these districts will be
rc~e and may result in the election of g. N Lester
democratic nominee in the Seventh. in the place OF
William H. FELTON,. independent democrat. Emory
speer, independent democrat. viii run J. A. Billups
very close IN the Ninth district.
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MISSOURI.

MORE THAN HALF THE REPUBLICAN TICKET
CHOSEN IN ST. LOUIS CONGRESSIONAL RE
SUITS DOUBTFUL. A EsFtt
ST. LOUIS Nov. s. 1873.
Partial returns from this city indicate that some
thing more than half the republican ticket has been
elected. 4.4
The contest in both the Second and Third Congress
son districts seems to be closer than expected.
and the result cannot be forecast at the present
writing The result in the First district cannot be
given tonight several counties outside of the city
form part Of the district and they cannot be heard
from. NisM et-+.-ts e+a.*A&
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three in the seua.e. giving clear majority Of over

three in the Seuate. giving clear majority of over
thirtp.
CONGRESSIONAL RETURNS
Congressional returns To this hour as follows
First disirct--Hawley rep.l. IS90 over Landers.
with one town missing.
second dstrct-Phelps tdem.l over Douglass l.s6S,
with three towns missing.
Third district-Wit (repJ Carter ldem. and
greenbaekl, l.6S6.
Fourth district. Miles. rep. over Bruggerhof 74A;
hve towns missing.
No returns from the missing towns can change
these results.
6REESBAcK VOTE
The greeenback vote falls far snort OF
estimates all through the State except ~
the New Haven district. For the nrst
time in six years Hartford elects republican represent
tatives TO the State Legislature remarkaoe ehahse
Landers 599 majority Hawley and to-day gave
Hawley 56S over Landers
2. r. BARNUM ELECTED STATE REPRESENTATIVE
BRrpGEPoRT. Conn. Nov. 5, 1878.
p. T. Barnum has been elected State Representative
from Bridgeport by majority of pig.
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IfftTyTANA
[nY rKLnaIArM ro rMN HEnALp.l

ISa TSpEPESDE~TLY.
lRy rKLKsRAFH IN rHE HERALDl
Nrw OmgAss. Nov. 8. 1873
From the bot Information re.eiyesi up the pres
snt moment am satisfied that The democrats have
slerte thear candidates here With xery fcw excs1nnn
Ilern hss lsen much scras hifg II tArkats aud a full
rrturn cannot ~ had untn to-inorr0w. Ihc negroes
have voted either ehy A. The dTerni influences we're
brOnsts ~ b~sf upon them.
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ELncrlox " nESpnlcK !. wnlanr.

IN the Twelfth dlstriet H~ndriek ~ Wright " IN
Aon bt.aiy re-alssaad 20 Conpresa.
llcturna Ars naeAerc aud ngurea cannot yci be
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
REPUBLICAN GOVERNOR AND MAJORITY IN THE
LEGISLATURE INDICATED.

LEGSIATUNE INDICATED. ~E
CONCORD Nov. 8, 1873
One hundred towns give Matt Head trep.) A.758;
Frank A. Mexican ldem.). 12.o37; Warren q. Brown
Cgreenback 1857 scattering. 46. The places in
March. 1878. gave Benjamin F. Prescott rep. 152C2;
Frank A. Mexican dem). 1886; scattering 1876. The
republican net loss in these places Is 5s From the
returns received it appears that Head s elected by
people. As far returned the House stands so re-
publicans. 81 democrats and 3 greenbackers. The
republicans claim Ut least IS majority In the House.
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EVERY CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CLAIMED BY
THE REPUBLICANS. 54N

BOSTON, NOV. 3, 1H7S.
special despatch to the Journal from Concord N.
H.. says the Republican State Committee claim
that the republicans carried every Congressional
district.
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THE SENATE
HoUsR OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

IOtaIS.. u
And independent (Mr. Davis. Ill.,
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The following is the list Of candidates elected to the
next House Of Representatives far as heard from
ALABAMA.