Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-07
Illinois.

Iitinois.
CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-The straigh
Republican, County and Congress
sional tickets are elected here by un
usual majorities.
Louisiamw.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 9Th
election In the city and throughou
the State, so far as known, passe
off quietly. Major A. E. Burke, 70
State Treasurer, estimates $4,000 a
his probable majority in New Or
leans; In the State 1t is believed
that it will exceed 5000. Return
as far as received Indicate the elec
tion of Congressman as follows
First rict--Gibson, Democrat
Second-Ellis, Democrat; Third
| Acklin, Democrat. Fourth--Elan
Democrat; Sixth - Robertson
democrat. The Democratic STATE
| Central Committee have report,
that the colored voters were sup
porting King and Young in the
Fifth District to such an extent al
to indicate a strong probability oi
their election. The colored people
appear to have voted In large num-
bers for Burke and Democratic
Congressman, and some enthu.
siastic Democrats tonight estimate
Burke's majority in the State as
high as $4,000. The amount oi
scratching in the election for mu-
| nicipal officers renders 1t impossible
to make close estimate of the re-
suit at this hour (11 1P.M) but She
following is given as All approxi-
nation: Democratic Conservative
ticket, 1900; Citizens and Con-
servative, 10000; Nationals, 5000;
Taxpayers, 1000. rtr
Wisconsiu.
MILWAUKEE. Nov. 8, 1lP. M
Milwaukee city and county, with
one township to hear from, give
Frisby, Rep, Fourth District for
Congress, 1900 majority over
Denster, Dem.-Republican gain of
$500 over the vote Of 1875. The
Republicans elect the whole county
ticket, with the possible exception
Of Coroner. Returns from the in
terror come in slowly, the gains
and losses being about equally d.
vided.
MILwAUKEE, Nov. 6. 1:45 A. M
Returns up to this hour indicate
the following congressman: First
District--Wiliia ms, Republican, re-
elected by slightly decreased ma.
jority. Second District--Caswell,
Republican,, reelected by All in.
creased majority. The Third and
Fourth Districts are in doubt. Fifth
Bragg, Democrat, reelected by a
diminished majority. Sixth
Hauck, Democrat, reelected Ivy an
increased majority. Seventh
Humphrey, Republican, re. elected.
Eighth--Ponnd, Republican, re-
elected by an increased majority.
The Republicans gain twelve AS.
semblymen and two Senators, and
will have II good majority on the
joint ballot. Milwaukee county
elects an entire Republican ticket
for the first time.
MILwAUKEE, Nov. 6.-RepubIi.
can gains in the Eighth District of
this State, so far as heard from, are
over 5000 over the Presidential vote
of 1876.
DETROIT, Nov. 9th, midnight
Returns from III towns give Cros-
we'll, Republican candidate for
Governor, 22,64S; Barnes, Demo-
crat, Is, ,24l; Smith, National, H.
400.
DETROIT, Nov. 6.-In every Dis
trlct, 80 far as heard from, the Re-
publicans are ahead IN the Con-
gressiOnal race, having a plurality
in all. but haldly clear majority
In any District. The figures, il
they hold out, will make q Repub-
lican gain of one. The plurality
will range from so to LOO.
New Yark.
SYRACUSE, N. Y. Nov. G.
Hiscock, Rep. has been elected to
Congress by large majority.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Covert,
DEM, First District, has 1000 ma
jority,
PouaHKEEPsIE, N. ", Nov. e.
Ketcham, Republican candidate for
Congress In the Thirteenth Dis
trict, has majority of 8,4OO.
The total vote of the city for
Mayor stands: Cooper, 79,742;
Schell, 60,8Sl-Cooper's majority,
1881.
BROOKLYN, N. ", Nov. 8.-The
following Congressmen are elected:
Second District-O'Reilly, Ind;
Third District-B. Chittenden,
Rep; Fourth District--Archibald
M. Bliss. Dem. The Democrats
have elected the Controller and
Auditor.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.--The Sun
gives the following list of Congress.
men surely and probably elected;
First DIstrict-Covert, Dem; SEQ.
ond-O'ReiIly, Ind. Dem; Third
Chittenden, Rep; Fourth--Bliss,
Dem; Fifth-Muller, Tammany
Dem. !; Slxth.-C Cox Tammany Dem. |;
Seventh-Elnstein, Antl-Tanma.
ny and Rep; Eighth-McCook
Republican,; Ninth-Wood, Tam
many Democrat; Tenth-O'Brien,
antl.Iammany ana Republican;
DISQUALIFICATION, Republican;
Twelfth--Smith, Republican (since
dead); Thirteenth--Ketchem, Re-
rublican; Fourteenth = Beebe,
Dem; Fifteenth-Launsberry,
DEM; Sixteenth, Bailey, Rep. I;
Seventeenth--Wood, Rep; Eigh-
tsenth-Hsmmond. Rep; Nine
teenth-James, Rep; Twentieth
Starin, Rep.; Twenty-first-W Will
Der, Rep; Twenty-second-Miller,
| Rep; Twenty-third-Prescott,
Rep; Twenty-fourth - Mason,
Rep; Twenty -fifth-Hlscock, Rep.
Twenty.sixth-Camp, Rep; Twen-
ty-seventh-Lapham, Rep; Twen-
ty-eighth-Dwight, Rep; Twenty.
ninth-Richardson, Rep.
nonsh Carolina.
i CHARLESTON, Nov. 6.--Returns
from all portiOns of this State show