Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-05

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THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
Summary of Last Nights Dis
patches.
Alabama.
Gen, Joseph Wheeler has undoubtedly de-
ieated Lowe, who was supported by the green
packers and republicans, In the Sth district.
This makes solid democratic delegation from
Alaoama, as all the others have large ma
jorlties-
me total vote OF Connecticut for President,
as shown by complete returns from Official sour,
ceS, was 1882. Garfield's plurality $50 The
total vote for governor. 1885, Biglow's (rep)
pluranty; 2SSl; majority. le2. A majority is
gIeeneac' NE In the state for President was
So: total . -libition vote $50. The total green
back vote for governor was SS3; prohibition
alp. The Connecticut legislature, as shown by
the complete returns, Will stand as follows:
Senate. republicans, 16; democrats, g. House.
republicans, lG6: democrats, 50; independents, q
Republican majority on joint ballot, 95. A num-
Der OF towns In their nominating caucuses In
stlucted their representatives TO vote for Gen.
j. X. Hawley for the United States Senate TO
succeed Senator Eaton. SO far as the sentiment
OF the state has been publicly manifested, and
the preferences OF members OF the legislature
made known, the indications are that Gen.
HaWley VIII DE nominated for the Senate By q
large majority.
The Pacific Coast.
OREGON AND CALIFORNIA PROBABLY REPUBLICAN.
The republicans or Washington territory have
reelected Thomas 81. Brents as Delegate TO
Congress. Returns from oregon. as far as re.
ceived, and estimated from other places unre-
ported. make the republican majority not less
than 800. The republicans think there is no
possibility OF its falling below 300 AdviceS from
the 4th congressional district OF California rem
der 1t probable that RomualdO Pacheco, repub-
Lean, has been reelected. The legislature is
still Ia doubt.
The Ereaing Commercial says: cat the ma
tional headquarters today, Senator Dorsey re-
ceived dispatch from the chairman OF the
says the state y cure for Garfield and Arthur by
a majority that viii range from 500 TO I,OO5
There is no doubt about oregon, the majority
being 5G0.'
special from San Francisco says: 'Addi-
tional returns from the interior and a more
careful tabulation OF those before received make
complete change In favor OF the republican
ticket la the state The votes counted give
Garfield 69,905, Hancock 67,027, and Weaver
2,.07 There is no possibility OF the votes yet TO
maoTy win proudly be be slightly f redGcsd Ut Il
is Low definitely settled that the republicans
will have majority on joint ballot OF four TO
six, insuring the election OF republican Sena-
tor. The congressional delegation stands,
Page and Pacheco, republicans; Berry and Rose
craIS, democrats.
Later returns from Fayette and Hardeman
counties, in the tenth congressional district
insure the election OF W. u. Moore republican
c cal dor Congress, by not less than 600
is a republican gain. The democrats have the
legislature by about six majority, republican
tial from &C counties out of 81 give Hawkins,
rep. for governor, 16,177; Wright 64,7s7; VIII
son, 1886. Warner, DEM, Is elected to Con-
The first district elect PettIbone, rep, over
Taylor, the present Congressman, by about
1000 majority.
New York.
The presidential vote, according to all calcu-
lations based upon the past, should have shown
democratic majority Of not less than 63, 600 in
the city. As it is. the republican vote has un-
accountably increased 43 per cent In four years
and the democratic vote only per cent. The
following are the presidential figures: Hancock,
1913, 1902; GARFIELD, s1,726; Hancock's majority,
amounted TO 3,172. The figures In the vote for
mayor show that Grace has been elected by
1893 majority. All the districts have been heard
from. Beach, DEM, for Congress, has 500 ma
j0rity In the 14th district.
Illinois.
The legislature stands as follows: The senate,
Which VIII eject [. S. Senator In 1853 to sue
coed David Davis, 50 republicans, IS democrats
and socialist. OF these, II republicans were
elected Tuesday and S democrats. The house
stands: Republicans 50 or 81 and 67 or SO dem
cleo 20 OF L. S. Senator. In the first three
districts congressman were elected by the fol-
lowing majoTiteS: Aldrich, rep, 4,162; Davis
rep, 4,525; Farwell, rep, 4,I4s.
The Iowa State Register and the chairman OF
the republican congressional committee have
figures gathered separately from all the coun-
ties In the 9th district, which show the election
OF Cults, rep, over Cook, fusion, by majority
OFF,.
Massachusetts.
According to the latest returns from the 4th
congressional district Morse, dem, has ma
jority of 146. Revision OF the vote In the 9th
district gives majority for Stone over Boynton
OF 1906
Missouri.
Reports from the 10th district say Mansur, dem,
Is defeated by Burrows, greenbacker, by a small
majority. SO far as heard from the Missouri
congressional delegation stands as follows
First district, ClarGy, dem, reelected %, Allen
dem.; 50, Frost, dem; eth, Rice, rep. and green
backer-a democratic loss: Sth, Van Horn, rep,
republican gain; 9th, Ford rep. and green
hacker, reelected 10th, Burrows, greenbacker,
democratic loss. Some doubt has been eX-
pressed about the 5tn and 9th districts, bat the
latest returns indicate the reelection Of Bland,
dem., In the former and Waddell, DEM, in the
latter. The remaining districts in the state are
certainly democratic.
North Carolina.
Fifty-four counties, casting two-thirdS OF the
vote OF the state, give JARVIS. dem, for COVER
nor, majority OF $500 over Buxton, rep. The
same counties In 1876 gave Vance, DEM, for
governor. $500 majority over Settle. The other
forty counties gave Vance 61S5 majority. JAR
Wis majority is estimated at 5000. Hancock
runs ahead OF the state ticket, and Will have
probably 10, 000 Tilden'S majority was 17,135
Returns from the first congressional district are
meagre. They Indicate the election of L9th AN,
dem. Shackelford, DEM, is elected In the third
district. All the other congressman are dem
ocratS except Hubs, rep, in the second dis
trict, who Is elected over Kitchen, the present
incumbent. The legislature is democratic.
Pennsylvania.
Official returns from the thirteenth congress
sIonal district give Chas. N Brumm, republi-
can.greenback. 1,03l majority over John w.
Ryon, dem. Official returns increase the vote
for Garfield and indicate a plurality or &c, 600
for him In the state.
Maryland
Official returns snow that Hancock's majority
In Maryland, as heretofore Indicated, will be
less than 15.00osand on the congressional vote
the democratic majority Is not quite II 600.
Georgia.
The majority for Hancock Is ABOUT 40, 900, a
democratic loss as compared with 1876 OF nearly
q GOO. The delegation to Congress stands
democrats and Independent democrat. The
negro vote was the largest for years, and was
cast almost solidly for the republicans.
Rhode Island
The total vote OF this state is: Garfield Is, 1SS
Hancock II, 1S4, Weaver 141; Garfeld'S majority
1868 an increase over 1876 Of 2.3l6. The men,