The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-11-11
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Special to the statesman.l
COLEMAN. November 1. - Put
/ Coleman eeunty down witha major
| ity Of s6s for shepard.
Ispesisl 70 the statesman.l
CALDWELL, November 4.-Iones'
imajoritV in Burleson county sabout
l52 against 59l in 1873.
Especial 10 the StAtesmAn.l
+ CoLramus. November 4.-Com-
fplese returns give Jones majority
ef-7Ss IN Colorado.
Especial to5Ac SIatesman.l
SfbDAbI, November 2Bastrop
comfy gives Jones = majority esti-
mated AZ l4oo.
RICHstoND. November 4.-Returns
| embracing over one-hali OF The state
swell the victory of the Democratic
| electoral ticket, which, viii have =
! handsome majority over both tho
Readjnsters' and Republican tickets.
The-congressional delegation stands:
First district. Garrison. Democrat;
l second. DoZendorG Republican: third,
Geo. d, Wise, Democrat; fourth, lor-
gersen, Republican; sixth, Tucker,
iDemoerat; eighth, Barbour, Demo-
Fcrat. The Democrats claim the re-
election of Cabell in the fifth dis
| trict. while the ReadjHsters claim
that-their easalidate. Stovall. Is elect
ed. Paul. Rendiuster, claims 60 be
elected over Allen, Democrat. in tho
seventh. The vote in the ninth is 40
close between Frieg, Democrat, and
| Fulkorson, KeadjusteF, that tho re-
suit there can not be predicted.
! DBS MONIES. November 4.+sThe
Republican majority in the state is
$1,000.
PHILApELPnIA, November A.
Later returns from the twenty-iifth
district give James Musgrove, DEM
oerat. 500.
! MEMPHIS, November 4.-Laier re-
| turns from Fair and Hardeman
counties in the tenth district. insure
the election of a. X. Moore. Repub-
| lican candidate for Congress. by not
less than 600 majority over G.
Young, Democrat. This is Repub-
lican gain.
| ALBANY, November 4.-The Times
! this morning publishes the Repub-
lican majority in the state on the
presidential ticket atl4,204
New York. November A. The
EreRiRg Telegram, commenting on
! the result in New York city, saws:
In 1876 the number of votes polled
was III, $50. and the Democratic ma
i jority that year was 5S,969 against
| majority of A., $40 this year, showing
a loss 10 the Democrats Of 1885.
THESE figures are more significant
considering the enormous increaso
4 of S9.S31 in registration Tho presi-
Dental vote. according To all calcula-
tions, based upon the past, should
lhaVe shown n Democratic majority
of not less than $4,000 in this city; az
| it is, the Republican vote has unac-
countably increased forty-thrcc per
cent. and The Democratic vote only
eight per cent. in four years.
New YORK, November 4.-The
Eeeaing Post says that IL Nevsds
and California have elected Demo-
cratic legislatures and Tennessee
| Republican Legislature, the next q.
s.. Senate win be n tic, counting
Davis of Illinois with the Democrats.
& very careful revision OF returns
show that The Republicans win have
1853 in the House of Representatives
the Democrats 1873, Greenbackers 3,
i doubtful 4.
I NASHVILLE, November 4.-The
rcturns from fifty counties, out OF
81 in the state, give Haw kins 64,292,
Wright 56.964. Wilson 2s08. There
is no doubt Of the election of Hawk
ins, Republican, rs tho remaining
counties are the strongbolds OF the
| Republicans. The counties 10 be
lheard from are small, and viii not
4 vote over $4,000. OF this, Hawkins
win get 1900, Wright 1900 aud
Wilson 10000. The Democrats have
the legislature by about majority,
q Republican gam OF about 20.
RAf.ElGH, n. c., November 49,
Froan the returns and the indics-
tions, the state has gone Democratic
by reduced majority. The second
district elected a Republican con-
tgressman. The fifth, sixth, seventh
and eighth districts elect Democrats.
| The returns from the frat and fourth
are not sufficient to indicate the re-
suit The Legislature IL believed 10
be Democratic.
DETROIT, November 4.-Gariield's
majority in the state will approach
s9.000. The legislature is largely
fKepublican. The congressional del
egation is solid Republican.
.sGHIcAeo, November z.--The 7rf-
brRe says: The Ropublirans have
gained one Congressman in Illinois,
while the Democrats have elected
ono in the place of q Greenbaek-
Republican. Full returns show that
Garfield's plurality in this city is
1851, and in Cook county 10.577.
| Topeka, November 4.-The Re
4 pnblicsns carry this state by about
10000, and elect all three congress
men. The legislature viii also be
strongly Republican.
| IKDIANAPoLIs,. November 4.--The
I Republican majority in the state
viii not exceed that in the October
election.
DENVER, November 4. Returns
from 76 towns and precincts COM
prisinr over one half the state, in
cluding this city and Leadvillc, is
nearly complete, aud gives Garfield
3l01 majority. Pitkins, Republican,
for governor. 1000 majority; B. !
| ford, Republican, for congress, - 600
to 700 ahead Of Garfield. The legis-
ffature is Republican. The above
Inajorities may be slightly decreased
by later returns.
ST.. LOUIS, November 4.-The
Democratic majority in this state
viii probably reach 10000. The fol-
flowing congressman are probably
elected: Eighth district, Van Horne,
Republican; Sd district, Frost, Dem
ocrat 9th district, Ford, Green
I backer; 9Th district, Davis, Demo-
erat 5th district, Blank, Democrat;
9TH district, Phillips, Democrat; 1Ith
district, Clark, Democrat.
/ BosToN, November 4.-This state
IS complete with the exception Of
four towns, and gives Garfield 5S,-
332 majority.
NEW YORK, November 1.-THE
Erening Commercial says dispatch
TO Senator Dorsey from the chair
man Of the California state central
committee, Gays the state Is sure for
Garfield by 3 msjority of from 500
TO 1000.
Oregon is claimed By the Repub-
licans BY 800 majority.
The National Republican commit
tee decided to-day 70 use the une1-
pended balance Of the czmpaign
fund IN fine nroeecuffon ~ tha