Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-03
THE EVENING STAR.
November ,. ISSo.

| THE ELECTION YESTERDAY.
SWEEPING REPUBLICAN, VICTORY.
The North Solid for Garfield Eek.
cept, Perhaps, New jersey.
The following Is summary OF the dispatches
received In this city during the night, showing
the election OF the republican candidates-Gar-
field and Arthur-as President and Vice Presi-
dent OF the United States and gains OF republi-
can Congressman, which will give the control of
the next House OF Representatives TO that
party.
One hundred and NIFTY towns give Garfield
1890, Hancock IS, 571, Weaver f.ae2. same
towns In September gave republicans AZ 6SS
5 oxsT scase5ng Is. net republican gain
Says:-The state has gone republican by 1900 to
1900 and perhaps by larger majority, as all the
Towns s., neard rom generally give large gains
Senator Blaine has sent the following dispatch
TO Gen. j. A. GARFIELD, Mentor, Ohio:-"Maine
mas gwen you handsome majority over ali
opposing tickets. VIII send the details LATER"
New Hampshire.
One nundred towns give Garfield l5.,S9, Han
COCK IA, rs; The same towns In 1876 gave
Jones DEM Il, 595; scattering, 2Ss; net repub'
ncan gain, 1,4l6. Chairman Huse, OF the New
Hampshire state republican committee claims
the election OF Bell Tor governor and the repub-
lican candidates for Congress In the I'd and Sd
distress. The LIST district is In doubt.
Vermont.
Nlnety.tWo towns give Garfield Is, 522, Han
cock l0452, Weaver s27, scattering Ia Tue
scattering "a. Thirty-six towns give GARFIELD
le,4So. Hancock 1859, net republican gain o.
slS. This percentage will give the state to Gar
Massachusetts.
one hundred and rlfty-two towns and wards
give GARFIELD 81, 664, Hancock 5S.S59. The same
6so9 In the rst district W. W. c aap i 1ree
is elected. In the second Ben. W. Harris (rep)
is elected. Third district Ranney {rep) Is. l62
Hayes (rep.) &c, 500, Morse 1851, scattering a.
The delegation will stand 10 republicans and
democrat. In the nth S. 2. Bowman (rep1
to Congress in the sixth district; in the eighth
j. w. Gambler (rep.), w. w. Reed In the ninth
Amasa Norcross (repl in the eleventh, and W.
A. Russell Tep) In the seventh are elected.
Boston complete gives Garfield 25 524 and Han
cock q, G59 The Boston Journal claims piu.
rality in Massachusetts, Of from 10000 TO $1,000
Connecticut.
One hundred and twenty-three towns give
Garfield 39,0l2, and Hancock 35 O32. Miles (rep1
is elected to Congress In the fourth district, The
democrats claim Phelps in the second district.
Ine Guy p 81 Hartford Mra1ed gives Gared SOL Han
4,527; English, 4,aO7; Baldwin, (greenback), S.:
Rogers, temperance. 6; Buck, Gep.l for Con-
Sprague and Mahlon r. West, [demSl. are
elected to the legislature.
Rhode Island.
o Returns from all towns but six In the state:
City-Garfield, 1865; Hancock, 1919.
New York.
New York city gives Hancock only 50 900 ma
Jority, and Brooklyn S,305 majority. GARFIELD
Is conceded the state by 10000 majority. In
OF appeals runs ahead OF the ticket. The con.
test between Truax, DEM. and Russell, rep,
for judge OF the superior court, is very close
returns Tor register on the sirlle ticket. so far
Is received, indicate that Docharty dem, Will
be elected over Hess rep, by about 1000. The
following congressman are elected: Fifth dis
f s Ben ah MOOD dem sixth district Cox
district, Fernando Wood, (dem) tenth district,
Hewitt, dem; eleventh district, Morton, (rep.l
returns Indicate the probable election of SEQ.
vile idem.) for Congress In the thirty-Second
district. In the seventh district, with thirty
has 1910 votes, and Durgo, dem, 9,9l6.
Dwight, rep, for Congress In the twenty eighth
district, is elected by large majority. Duchess
county complete gives Garfield 2, 200 majority, a
re ublican gain OF 1901, and CONGRESSMAN
kctchem, rep, $500 majority.
Grace's, dem, majority over Dowd, rep, for
hundred and forty-one towns and wards out
side OF New York and Brooklyn show a republic
can gain OF S, s44 over the presidential vote OF
1sl6. At midnight the election of the demo-
conceded. This comprises mayor. register and
six aldermen at-large.
Maryland.
1t is estimated that Gen. Hancock majority
In Maryland will be fully is, 900. Five democratic
congressman are elected. In the sixth district,
comprising Allegany, Garrett, Frederick, Wash
lngton and Montgomery counties, Hon. Milton
g. Urner, rep, the present republican Represen-
tative, is elected The democrats elect Con-
gressmen as follows:-Firs- district, George w.
Hoblltzeu; 4th. Robert NJ McLane; 5th, Andrew
6. Chapman. The latest returns from the 9Th
district give Urner's Erep.) maJoritieS: Allegany,
$50; Frederick, Go; Washington, 250-total OI6,
with Indications that the republicans have car.
ried Garrett leaving Montgomery. which does
not overcome the majority in the upper coun-
ties. The total vote OF Baltimore city for Presi-
dent was So 900. the largest ever polled. Han
cock received 80 612 and Garfield % 3sS; majority
for Hancock, ,344.
Delaware.
Wilmington has certainly gone republican by
an increased majority, and New Castle county
1t is thought, will be carried by them Also but
the returns indicate majority In the state for
Hancock OF 1000. The democrats will secure at
least IA of the q legislators.
Virginia.
Returns indicate the election OF congressman:
Geo. ID. Wise, dem, in the Sd district; John s.
Barbour in the sth district; John II. Tucker,
dem, in the 18th district, and the reelection of
Joseph JorgenSen In the 4th district. Goode,
DEM, for Congress-, has plurality OF 81 In Nor
folk but the election OF DeZendorf, rep, is con.
ceOeO Dy Z,UuO majority. In Une tCn congress
sional district Paul, readjuster. is probably
elected over Allen, dem; Trigg, dem, beats
Fulkerson, readjuster, In the 9th district; as far
af heard from, Cabell, DEM. leads Stovall, read
juster, In the 5th district. Norfolk went demo-
cratic by So majority and Portsmouth by 167,
but the district is naturally arepubcan strong
hold.
Pennsylvania.
The Philadelphia Times estimates that Phlla-
delphia gives Garfield about %, 900 majority and
the state about 80 600. The legislature is PROB
ably republican on joint ballot Late returns
last night say: Garfields majority in Philadel-
phia, with all wards heard FROM. is 22,27s.
Patterson (dem), for city controller, has been
elected over Jeffries (rep.) by 1891 votes. In
the 10Th Pennsylvania district +. E. BeltZhoover
(dem.) is elected by s. 100 majority. Bayne (rep.)
is returned to Congress from the 23d district by
about 5000 majority. Scranton (rep) is elected
to Congress. A. Herr Smith (rep) Is reelected
to Congress from the 9th district. c. L. Brumm
neutrality-suspicious. is elected to Congress
from the 18th district over Ryon (dem.) by about
500 majority. VIM. Ward Nepl is elected to
Congress from the 9Th district by large ma
jority. Henry B. Bingham (rep.l in the list con-
gressi0nal district Samuel j. Randall DENY
In the Sd district VIM. D. Kelly (rep.) In the 4th
district and Alfred E. Harmer (repl In the 5th