Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-05

The last legislature stood: Senate-demo-
Gratis, is; opposition, g. House-democrats, 6s:
opposition, II. lt Is believed the republicans
House. The counties conceded TO the repr,bit-
cans are: For the Senate-Frederick, /:
ihouse-fTeder1ck, s. In Montgomery county tt
Is thought MI. Grady and ThoS, J. Owens, dem
ocrats, and Jos. T. Moore. republican, wers
elected: The counties ranked as doubtful. with
Epobanlt,es IN favor OF the republicans are: For
SENATOR washington 1: for House Cecil q
Charles 2, Dorchester 3, Prince georges = Som,
erset g. st. MaryNs 2, Washington I. Shonid
.hese counties return a solid republican delega-
lion the Senate would stand democrats 10 re
pubiicans /. House. democrats SO. republicans
G6. Democratic majority on joint ballot AZ
Al o'clock this morning three wards had been
counted in Baltimore. with the following results:
Fourth ward-Hamilton 1.i5a. Gary 45f MeeSs
|. Gwinn l.211. Darby45s; sixteenth ward-Ham-
ilton 1.6o6. Gary 1905. Meeks Z Gwinu GOA,
Darby 1903; seventeenth ward-HamiltOn1 ass,
Gary ,23, MeekS /, GWtnn l.i65: Darby I2S. The
vote for register OF wills in these wards showed
a large majority for Banks over all his competi-
money for Hartford run was carried by large
majority in the city.
Virginia.
A CLOSE RACE BETWEEN DEBT PAYERS AND READ
JUSTRRS.
Inc vote Ia Richmond city was the smallest
ever polled, there being no opposition TO the
funders' or debt payers ticket. But few negroes
voted. Returns from other portions OF the state
show that the fight between the funders and
readlusterS has been stubborn and indications
are that the majority in the legislature OF the
successful party will be small. Returns received
AT The funderS headquarters show that all tho
counties which were considered doubtful have
gone for the readjusterS. With all that, how
ever, II Is claimed that the funders will have
majority in both houses. Gen. Fttzhugh Lee,
funder candidate for the house of delegates
from Stafford, King George county, is reported
beaten, although il was confidently expected he
would be elected. At the readjuSterS head
quarters it is claimed that they VIII haze a
small majority in the senate and house ami
that from every direction the current seems in
favor OF the readjuSterS The reports from the
Charlottesville senatorial district state that
John f. Marcy, prominent read uster, who has
been the leading canvaSSer OF the party through
cut the state, is badly beaten by his funder op-
ponent, the majority against him being stated
at 100.
Alexandria city and county gives Mushbach,
for house of delegates. and Smith for senate
both debt-payers, 542 majority. The negro vote
in the city was very small The readjuSterS car
red norfolk by 10 majority. In Portsmouth there
Is tie between readjuSter and funder candi-
dates for house of delegates. Macon, readjlISter
is probably elected senator from the Norfolk
district, and Boush Qep.) is probably elected
tTCm the Portsmouth district Negroes voted
almost unanimously with the readjusterS. A
dispatch from Charlottesville says the funderS
have carried Albermarle and defeated Massey,
one of the leaders OF the readjuSterS, which is
considered an indication of great victory for
the McCuloch bill. The debt-payers carry Fred
elfckSburg and the readJuSterS carry Peters
burg.
Kansas.
THE USUAL RESULT
The entire republican county ticket is elected
in Douglass county, by a majority of about 500.
Topeka [Kanl dispatch says: The republican
ticket is elected in this county by about the
usual majority. The democrats OF Leaven-
worth have elected the sheriff by $50 majority
His majority in the county will be 400. The re-
publtcans elected their treasurer by 200 majority.
The remainder OF the ticket is doubtful. The
democrats reelected their county commissioner
by a large majority.
Michigan.
REPUBLICAN GAIN OF 5000 IN DETROIT.
The result of the municipal election in Detroit
yesterday shows a republican gain OF 1000, the
republicans electing their candidate for mayor,
VI. e. Thompson, by a majority OF l, 800, and the
entire city ticket with the exception OF city
clerk and one justice.