Daily Republican., 1878-11-06
WILMINGTON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER g 1873

IN DEN %. 1910.
Goode Is reelected to Congress by 1000
majority. This city and Portsmouth
give Goode 1882 majority.
5i4s Va GEORGIA. a
AuasUrA, Ca, Nov. 5.-The vote is
light in the Eighth District. Alex. Fl.
Stephens 10 re-electrd y Congress with
out opposition.
COLUMBUS, Ga, Nov. 5.-Rsturns indi-
eat. that Henry Persons (Ind. Dem.) is
elected over II. R. Harris. the present
member, by 500 to 1000 majority in
the Fourth District. Persons is in ia
vor Of the Greenbackers.
AUGUSTA. GA., Nov. 5.--The votein
.he eighth district is small. About /,
900 votes were polled in this county
for Stephens. Returns from other dis
tricts come in slowly. The following
congressional candidates are probably
elected: First district, J.. G. Nichols,
dem; second district, M. R. Smith,
dem: third district, p. Cook, dem.
fourth district, H. K. Harris, Ind, dem. !;
fifth district, N. J Hammond, dem. /;
sixth district, J. H. Blount dem;
seventh district, VIM. II. Felton,, Ind
dem. eighth district, A. H. Stephens,
dem; ninth district, J. A. Billups, dem.
The ofisial count may ehnage the sew.
snth and ninth districts. The vote in
these districts will be close, dem. nomi-
nee, in the seventh, in place of VIM.
H. FELTON,, ind. dem. Emory Speer,
ind. dem., will run J. A. Billups very
close in the ninth district.
ROME, GA, Nov. 5.-The indications
arr that Lester, democrat, will be
elected in this district over Felton,, in
dependent.
NORTH CAROLINA.
WILMINGTON, N. G., Nov. 5.-The
complete returns of this city are: Wad
dell, dem, for Congress, l,00l: Rms
sell, grepnback, rep. 1924, making
Russells majority 923 against ma
iority of |, ,o66 for Canady, rep, in 49,
76 There is falling off Of about Is
per cent. in the democratic vote, and
90 per cent. in the republican vote. On
the basis of this reduced vote through
out the district Waddell's majority
would be about 500.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON, s. c., Nov. 5.-Every
county heard from SO far, except one,
has gone democratic by Increased ma
jorties. Evins and Aiken, democratic
Congressman ara re- elected in the third
and fourth districts. Tillman, dem,
| is elected over Smalls, rep, by 1000 tc
5000 majority in the fifth district.
0 O'Connor, dem, is elected over Mack.
ey, rep, most probably by small una
iority in the second district, and Rich.
ardson, dem, is most probably elected
over Rainey, rep, in the first district
No riot or disturbance of any kind Oh
degree is repor ted in any part of thu
State.
NEW JERSEY.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-The republi
cans claim the election of ex-Secretar,
of the Navy Robeson, in the first New
Jersey district, by twenty five hundre'
majority.
TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, TENN, Nov. 5.-The elec
tion here was unusually quiet, and bu
little apparent interest felt. lndica
tiOns are that the vote will be the light
Est polled in the State for years.
MEMPHIS, Nov 5.-The election i
passing off quietly. But little inter
terest is manifested, and the vote will
be light.
/ CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Nov. 5.-Th'
returns indicate the election of Petit
bone, republican, in the first district
and Dibbrell, democrat, in the thir'
district of Tennessee The election
: very close in the second Tennessee dii
trict. Houck, r-pu bican, is ahead.
: CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov. 5.-Lowe
Ind, beats Garth, Dem, in the eight
, Alabama district, by 1000 majority
t FELTON,, ind, in the seventh Georgi
" district, is running behind. Lester
, DEM, is probably elected by "a sma
= majority.
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-Some of the low
people persist in having the congre,
4ional election over again, particular
in the second and ninth districts.
; Daven port special says queer el-ctio
is being held th-re. The people me-
this morning, elected their own judge
and clerks, opened the polls and pre-
ceded to vote for Hiram Price, republ
can, for Congress, almost unanimously
The same is being done in Muscatin
3 county.
RHODE ISLAND.
!, PROVIDENCE, R. l., Nov. 5.-Latime
W. Balon, (rep.) is reelected Repre-
sentative in Congress in the secon
district by about 700 majority owe
I,arnaby (dem.) and Smith (greeu
back.) Nelson w. Aldrich (rep.)
elected in the first district by abou
$500 majority over Davis (dem.) an
Sayles (greenback
The Providence Journal has return
from the entire State, except Block Is
land. In the first district Nelson W
Aldrich, rep, has $50; Davis, dem
/, 1924 sayles, greenback, SOC scatter
ing, 1O4 Aldrich's majority, 3,s75. |
the second district Latmer W. Ballou
rep, has $500 Barnaby, dem, 4, ,S35
Smith, greenback, 3Il scattering. -
Isallou majority, 7Os.
ALABAMA.
COLUMBUS, Ga, Nov. 5,-ln the thr
Alabama district w. J. Stanford, dem
i ---L-l ua l. II Ll,t littla