Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-11-05
CALIFORNIA.
The Latest Returns Say the
State is Republican and
Assure Il senator.
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Republicans GIa,En the PresI-
dent, Senate and House
Representatives.
GarGeld'S Popular Majority
E5O,OOO.-The BulldOZer
Iet Loose.
TranGullino Luna's Election
by a Good Majority an
Assured Fact.
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| Special to the Gazette,
Santa Fe, Nov. 4.-Three precincts
out of eleven in SaUta Ee county give
Luna majority of tifty-tive.
Special to the Gazette.
Los Lunas, Nov. 4.--Valeifcia coun-
ty from the returns in and from esti-
mates made has given Luna fourteen
hundred majority.
Special to the Gazette.
Bernalillo, Nov 1.-THE Republican
majority in Bernalillo county is over
one thousand.
Special to the Gazette.
Socorro, Nov. 4..-Returns not yet
all III, but from the principal precincts 5
counted, Luna will have fully 800
majority. a small republican major
ity is reported from Dona Ana coun-
tY.
Special to the Gazette.
Silver City, Nov. 4.-Grant county
gives Otero one hundred and eighty
majority.
Philadelphia, Pa, November B.
The official returns and corrected es-
Inmates of the vote of this state in
crease Garfield's majority about 49,
900 over the estimate telegraphed this
morning. The Pennsylvania Con-
gressioDal dele alton to the 47th Con-
gress will be as follows: First Dis
trict, Henry L. Bergman, republican ;
second, G. O'Neill, repub lean third,
Samuel L. Randall, democrat; fourth,
VIM. Kelly, republican; fifth, Alfred
L. Horner, republican sixth, William
Ward, republican seventh, VIM.
Gadshock, republican eighth, Daniel
Ormentroul, democrat; ninth, A. II.
Smith, Republican; tenth, VIM. Mitch
ell, democrat eieventh, Robert
knowles, democrat; Twelfth, j. Scua-
lou, republican; thirteenth. John II.
Ryan, democrat fourteenth, S. 7.
Burd, republican; fifteenth, G. G. Jud-
win, republican; sixteenth, requires
official vote to determine seven
teenth, j. NJ. Campbell, republican
eighteenth, Horatio G. Fisher, repub-
Iican nineteenth, f. E. Beltshoover,
democrat twentieth, A. G.. Curtin.
democrat; tWenty-frst, Morgan r.
Wise, democrat, twenty-second, Rus
sell E. Rett, republican; twen.y-third,
Thomas NJ. Baine, republican; TWEEN
iy-fourth, w. S. Shellenbarger, re-
publican twenty-fflh, Harry White,
republican.
It. Louis, Mo-, November 3. The
New York office reports that when
the National Committee rooms closed
the returns showed that New Jer-
sey is democratic by about 1000 ma
jority; Nevada probably Democratic
by small majority Oregon repub-
lican by four to five thousand major
ity; California republican by small
majority with two additional men,
bers cf the Legislature, enabling them
to elect a U. S. Senator New York
republican by $4,000 majority against
$4,000 democratic majority in 1876,
The Republicans lose the southern
States but gain one Congressman in
! Virginia. one in Louisiana, one in
North Carolina, ore in Missouri, two
in Tennessee, possibly one i'll Ken
lucky, and one in West Virginia. The
House will stand about as follows
One hundred and forty-eight republi-
cans, 141 democrats and four green
hackers. The Senate is thirty-nine
republicans and thirty-seven demo-
Gratis.
Louisville. Nov. 4.-The Courier
journal considers that the defeat of
the democratic party is the result of
! the abandonment of Tilden, followed