The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-11-06

UN II uApi - great ' StoFs act Nh'
NJ, Gallo, . hi'.
NORFOLK W., =, 'embes ! ia,
II iju :, 70 Nv a-,si Us ;;gy by
10 nsj ri'y. Psr-s ,.uusg, aere il
tie between the Ess .siers sEd iuad-
eTs. D. The cspG.si - fuF tho House
of Delegate, M.c ~, IesGju.ter il
prob ably elected. Thc S.uator from
\ lIf1lk distric', Il .ush. Re2ubli :
carr probably s:ccte6. Ia the P0it
mcuth district tj.s negroes v5;Sd al
most unanimously with the raad ju5ters.
PETERSBURG. Va, November A.
The support rs of the McCalIoch oil
are Inddeut that they have q large
m -jouiy in tae State. The Rad busters
here are highly elsted over their vic.
tory.
HARRISBURG, Va, November A.
The anti McCulioch candidates for the
Legislature in this part of the State
have secured overwhelming ma 1rities.
BALTIMORE. November 4.-Full re-
turns have been received from only
| of the 90 wards of the city. These 3
The count will not be concluded before
morning. The Democratic msjMity
in the city will be about 10. 900. A
few of the counties have been heard
from. Hsnford is reported 1000 DEM
ocratic msj ,rity, ana Howard county
500. There is no question of the cleo
ton OF the Democratic State ticket and
q Democratic Legislature.
NEWARK, n. j., November The
Republicans have gained ons State
Senator snd probably five or six men,
| tain control of both branches of the
Legislature.
Hartford, CT, November The
election in Connecticut t. day was for
members of the Legislature and Sena-
tors in only eleven OF the twenty-one
districts. OF these the Republicans
elect ten and the Democrats one. The
Senate will stand seventeen Republic
cans to four Democrats. The ii use
will probably stand about 1853 to
ninety-tbree, or a Republican msjority
of between sixty and seventy on lint
ballot. The assemblymen now elected
do not choose United States Senator,
but the Senators elected now hold
over till next year, and will vote for
Senator to succeed Eaton.
HARTFORD, CT, November 4-The
Senate will stand seventeen. r publ
cans and four Democrats. For the
House, the returns report 1873 Repub-
licans, seventy nine Democrats and one
independent and three ties to be voted
on Tomorrow. C,unting the indie
pendent and all the ties against the Re-
publicans, they will have ninety-three
majority on joint ballot in the Legisla.
ture.
The revised footings at the COurant
Office give the fifth senatoril district to
the Democrats, which gives them two
senatorial districts out of the seven.
VIcKsBURG, November 4.-The cleo
ton passed off quiet, but little will be
known of the result before morning.
JACKSON, Miss, November 4.-The
city is very quiet. A small vote was
polled, and the returns are light. Can
not judge the result, though it is ex-
pected that the Democrats will carry
the State with the exception of a few
counties. Kinds county will probably
elect the greater part of the Greenback
MILWAUKEE, November 4.-The city
of Milwaukee gives Smith, Republican,
candidate for Governor, two thousand
majority with three precincts to hear
from, being Republican gain of about
three Thousand over the vote of two
year ago.
1880 p. M.-Ninety-six towns and
cities outside of Milwaukee show
Republican gain of 3551 over two years
ago. The county and city of Milwau-
kee, with one precinct to hear from,
gives Republican gain of 246l. The
net Republican gain in the State, not
There is little doubt Of Smiths carry
ing the State by 10, 900 majority.
MILWAUKEE, November 4.-The city
of Milwaukee, complete, gives Smith,
Republican for Governor, 2132 msjori-
ty. The City of Madison, usually Dem
ocratic, gives Smith 80 majority. Re-
turns from 81 towns and cities outside
of Milwaukee, show Republican
gain of 1900 over the vote OF two years
ago.
The Republican majority in this
q
fair prospect of swelling it to % 900.
ST. PAUL, November Ali 40 NJ
The returns come in slowly, only few
small precincts being received. These
indicate q much smaller vote than two
years ago, and the maj orities are pro-
portionately reduced. 1t is not likely
that the average majority on the State
ticket will much exceed $1,000. Some
lew precincts in southern part of the
State, where the bulk of the vote 10 to be
cast, show large Republican gains. In
st. Paul, Rice, Democrat, for Cover
nor, is running ahead of his ticket,
and will have large majority, proba-
oily 1900.
CHICAGO, November 4.-The cleo
ton to-day was quiet and peaceable.
The full vote was polled, and the
party lines were pretty strictly drawn,
and the figures thus far indicate q
pretty close contest.
CAIcAeo, November The Repub-
licaus are now firing guns in honor of
their victory in the city and Cook,
county. The indications are that the
city lie Republican by 5000, gain of
10, 900; and the county by 1000 to
5000.
LINCOLN, November 4 III BOA. NJ
Election returns come slowly, but the
indications are that Coombs, Republi-
can, candidate for Supreme Judge, is
elected over Weekly, Democrat, by
1900 majority. The total vote of the
state will reach $4,000. The Rspub-
icsn county ticket is generally success
tull. The GreenbGokers make very
small showing
JEROME PARK November 4 First
race, mile and quarter, over five bur-
dies; won by Pomeroy, Lizzie ID. sec
ond, Disturbance third, Bay Ram
fourth. Tine 2:25
Second race, three-qusrter mile, all