Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-04
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Congregational Change

maJ0r1tleS In the congressional districts shows
man from the state and that the democrats have
elected one In the place OF greenback republi-
can. Reports from democratic sources claim
the election OF Lee, DEM, over Lewis, rep, in
the 9th district.
Vote I'm Chicago and Cook County.
The city returns complete and corrected, 50
that the final returns will hardly change the
result, give Garfield 1892; Hancock. 3S,3ll;
Weaver, 1,043; Gartields plurality, 4,661. on
governor the vote stands: Gullom. a. lS4; Trum-
bull, 3S, $50; Cullom'S majority 3,405 In Cook
county the vote stood: Garfield, 81. .Ss6; Han
cock. A 3o9: Weaver, Lila; Garfield's plurality
1857. On Governor Cullom, So 939; TrUmbull,
A, 719; Cullom IS majority 1920
Socialist Legislators Defeated.
The county and state candidates were all
elected by msjorities somewhat below the
electoral ticket. The republicans gain two rep
reSentativeS I'm the stale legislature and one
senator The democrats gain one representa-
tive. The gains OF representatives are made sc
the expense Of the socialists.
Movement on Foo. to Impeach
Mayor Harrison.
The Iitf1-OcedE says: There Is movement
on foot to lmpeach Mayor Harrison for an al
legged incendtary speech before election and for
other improprieties In connection with election
matters.
Democratic Majority 40.O00-Doubt-
fu1 Conversational Districts.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 4.-Only scattering returns
majority on democratic national state ticket Is
expected to be 10000. The democrats In the Sth
district are reported to concede the election OF
Van Horne, rep. over Allen and Crisp. his dem
ocratic competitors The result in the Sd dis
trict this city, is not yet decided, but the prob
abilities are that Frost is elected. The other
doubtful districts are the 9th. 10th ard 9th. In
the 9Th, the election of Ford, greenback Is
claimed. but no definite results have yet been
received. The 4th district will re elect Davis,
the 5th Bland, the 9TH Phillips, the 18th Clark.
the 18th Hatch and the 18th Buckner, without
aDy doubt Additional returns from the 9Th aud
10Th congressional districts show gains for both
Waddle ana Mansur, which leave little IL any
doubt OF their election.
KANSAS.
Big Republican MajOfftieS.
ToPHKA KS, Nov. 4.-ReturnS so far received
from this state indicate that the three congress
S1onal districts are republican. The 1St Will
give Anderson l5.oe0 majority. the I'd Haskell
5000 to 5000, and the Sd Ryan II 900. The ma
Jority for st. Johns, rep, for governor, will be
10000. The indications are that the state sen.
ate will be wholly republican, and the house
' " NEW YORK.
Democratic Estimate of the Repub-
lican Majority Ii. Dol.
ALBANY, NY, Nov. 4.-The Argus this morn
ing places the republican majority In the state
on the presidential ticket at 14.204.
Estimated Majority for Garfield.
SS,6g3.
NEW YORK. Nov. 4-The Erenihg Telegram
tStIIlctSS VI JeIl. III New
York state is 22,69s. The estimate is based on
returns from $50 towns, about one-haH the
whole number of towns In the state. The tot II
number OF votes cast for President In this ciF !,
was 2OS, GOO.
Democratic Loss I2.393.
The Telegram says: In 1876 the number o.
votes polled was III, $50, and the democra Il
majority that year was ,969 against a ma
JoTity or 1876, thus showing a loss TO the de
mocracy OF ~ 593 These flgures are the mor
significant considering the enormous increa {
OF So. .S31 In The registration. The presidenil
vote. according to all calculations based upon
the past, should have shown a democratic ma
toTfty OF not less than g., 900 In this city, AS K
Is, the republican vote has unaccountably Ia.
creased 43 per cent and the democratic vote
only per cent In four years. The following are
the presidential figures: Hancock, 123, ,102; Gar.
field. S1.126. Hancock'S majority, Al, $40. The
total number OF scattering votes amounted 10
S,172
INDIANA.
Republican Majority About the
Same as in October.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 4.-Full returns from
Allen county, Fort Wayne, give democratic
republican majority in the state will probably
not exceed that OF the october electiOn-7 600.
MICHIGAN
HOrr Reelected to Congress-.
BAY CITY, MICH, Nov. 4.-H. q. H0rf {rep) is
Reelected TO Congress from the Sth district OF
Michigan by about 1000 plurality.
MISSOURI.
Republican Representatives from
the Eighth District.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. 4-Almost complete
returns from this the Sth cong essional, district
give Van Horne, rep, from 500 10 goo plurality
Ihe republican representatives to the legisla'
ture are elected from this city; a republican
gain. and the county marshal and collector are
republicans. All the rest OF the county ticket
is democratic.