The Iola register., 1880-11-12

Total number electoral votes.
Necessary to elect
The result in detail, so far as ascertained,
is as follows:
Alabama-Democratic majority estimated
at n, 200. The Republicans claim the elec-
tion Of one Congressman, Lowe, in the
Eighth District.
Arkansas-Democratic, but returns re-
ceived not sufficient to estimate probable
majority or result on Congressman.
California-Result close, and not definite
ly determined. The Democrats have gained
one Congressman, Rosecrans in the First,
and possibly another, Leach, in the Fourth.
Colorado-Returns from about one-half
the State indicate that Garfield will have
some 5000 majority.
Connecticut-Garfield has plurality Of a
little more than $500. Bigelow, Republican,
elected Governor. Legislature Republican,
thus insuring Republican successor to
Eaton.
Delaware-Democratic majority about
1000. Legislature and Congressman Demo-
cratic.
Florida-The Democrats have elected their
entire Electoral, State and Congressional
ticket.
Georgia-Hancock's majority is between
$4,000 and 10000. Congressman all Demo-
Gratis.
,Illinois-The State has gone Republican
by an increased majority, estimated at 49,
600. In Chicago the Republicans elect their
entire ticket by from 1000 to 5000 majority.
The Congressional delegation from Illinois
will consist, as at present, Of six Democrats
and thirteen Republicans, as follows: First
District, Aldrich (R-); Second, Davis (R.);
Third, Farwell (R.); Fourth, Sherwin (R-);
Fifth, Hawk (R-); Sixth, Henderson (R.);
Seventh, Cullen (R.); Eighth, Payson (R.);
Ninth, Louis (R.); Tenth, Marsh (R);
Eleventh, Singleton (D.); Twelfth, Springer
(D.); Thirteenth, Smith (R.); Fourteenth,
Cannon tR.); Fifteenth, Moulton D.); Six
teenth, Sparks (D.); Seventeenth, Morrison
D.); Eighteenth, Thomas (R-); Nineteenth,
Townshend D.) The Republicans gain one
district, the Thirteenth, and lose one; the
Fifteenth. The next State Legislature will
be constituted as follows: Senate e-Repub-
licans, 81; Democrats, 1s; Socialists, 1. House
Republicans, 81; Democrats and Socialists,
Indiana-Garfield's majority is probably
slightly in excess Of that of Porter in Octo-
ber.
Iowa -Garfeld's majority is estimated at
from $1,000 to $500. The Congressional
delegation is solidly Republican, the DEM
ocratic-G -Greenback candidate in the Sixth
District being probably defeated by small
majority.
Kansas-Garfeld's majority will be from
$4,000 to 6o,OO0-St. joins, for Governor,
somewhat less. Estimated Republican ma
jorities in Congressional districts are as fol-
lows: First District, Anderson, Il, 900; Sec
ond, Haskell, 5000; Third, Ryan, 1900.
The State Senate will stand about 81 Repub-
licans to Democrats; the House, 125 Repub-
icans to II opposition. The Constitutional
amendment prohibiting the manufacture
and sale Of liquors in the State has been
adopted by at least 90 900 majority.
Kentucky-Democraticm majority somewhat
not over 3d. 600. White,
Republican, is elected to Congress from the
Ninth District, over Turner, Democrat-a
Republican gain.
Louisiana Tho election of Darrall, ,Repub-
lican candidate for Congress in the Third
District, is probable.
Maine-Returns generally show Republic
can gains Is compared with the October
election, and Garfeld's majority in the State
is estimated at from 900 to 5000.
Maryland-Hancock's majority about 49,
900. Congressional delegation unchanged
politically.
Massachusetts, -Garfeld's majority is not
far from $1,000. Morse, Democratic Con-
gressman from the Fourth District, is re-
elected by small majority.
Michigan -Gar6eld's majority will be
about 4O, 200. Congressional delegation un-
broken.