Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-11-10

gives Hancock 500 majority, a Republican gam
Of 473. The Republican congressman has 200
majority in this county. Worcester county
gives the Democrats a majority Of about 700, n
slight Republican gain. Carroll county gives a
Democratic majority of about 300, a Republican
gain Of SO. Frederick county, ten districts,
show Republican gains of 1S over 1876. The
congressional delegation will stand as in tho
present congress, Democrats and Republi-
cans: Majority for Hancock in the state will
be about $4,000.
West VIRGINIA.
WHEELING, November 5.-The vote in West
Virginia will not be materially changed from
that in October. The Republicans make slight
gains in most of the counties heard from. The
plurality for Hancock over Garfield will not ex~
ceed II 1000 or 10000, while his actual majority
in the state will not be over 5000 or 60O0 if in
deed it will be that.
virginia.
RICHMOND, November 5.-Returns embracing
over half of Virginia, swell the victory Of the
regular Democratic electoral ticket, which, when
Eli returns are in, will have handsome major
ity over both Readjusters and Republicans.
kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, November 7.-Rcturns from
forty counties Of Kentucky, casting total vote
Of lis, 468, nearly one-half of the state, give
Hancock G9,e89, Garfield 45,759. The same
counties in 1876 gave Tilden II, ,473 and Hayes
4s, 493. Democratic loss !, 7,5S4; Republican gain
2,036. Hancock's majority over Ga. field will
be about $1,000. It is generally conceded that
John D. White, Republican, defeats Tom
Turner, Democrat, for congress in the Ninth
district. With this exception the Kentucky
delegation remains as at present, all being re-
elected.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, November 5.-Retulns
from 7G out of 81 counties give Hawkins (Rep.)
81, 104, Wright (Den1.) 67,641, Wilson 1854.
The counties to be heard from gave Hayes q
majority of 1000 over Tlden IN 1876. The
legislature is, as far az heard from, as follows:
scnate- Republican, 7; Democrat, s; Republic
ton Democrats, 4; districts in doubt, 3.
House-Republican %; Democrats, 16; Repu-
diation Democrat, TO-; districts in doubt, 21; a
Republican gain of 49,
North Carolina.
RALEIGH, N. c., November 5.-Ffty-four
| counties, casting two-thirds of the vote cf the
| state, give Jarvis, Democrat for governor, q
| majority of $500. The same counties in 1876
gave Vance, Democrat, for governor, $500
| majority.
COLUMBUS, November 5.-The Democratic
| state executive committee have advices from
| twenty-three counties, showing majorities
aggregating about 1900 for the Democratic
state and national tickets. The result in the
state will give Hancock the electoral vote and
re-elect the congressional delegation.
Florida.
| LAKE CITY, Fla, November FLORIDA votes
for Hancock and elects the Democratic canoi-
date for governor and both Democratic con-
gressmen and the legislature.
Georgia.
COLUMBUS, November 5.-The indications are
that the Hancock electoral ticket will he success
full by small ma jority. In this district the
friends Of Buchanan, Democratic nominee for @
the Fourth congressional district, claim that his
majority over Cox, Independent, will be from
5000 to 1000 in the district.
MACON, Ga, November 3.-The vote is small
J. H. Blount is elected to congress.
Alabama.
MONTGOMERY, November Gen. Joseph
Wheeler has undoubtedly defeated Lowe, sup
the Eighth district. This makes solid Demo-
cratic delegation for Alabama.
Louisiana.
New ORLEANS, November 5.-The Democrats
claim five out of six congressman. The contest
in the Third district is close. The Democrats
carry the state by a large majority. The Dem
ocrats certainly elect congressman in ali the dis
tricts but one, the Third, which still IN doubt.
Majority for the Democratic ELECTORAL ticket IN
the state will be between $4,000 and 10000, on
decreased vote. In Webster parish the ne
groes became very much excited on the Chinese
question and voted so'idly for Hancock. In
consequence the election was peaceful.
Mississippi.
JACKSON, November 5.-Reports from fifty
counties. towns and precincts, give Hancock
Is, 238, Garfield 6,8S2. Returns from the First,
Second, Fourth and Fifth congressional districts
indicate the election of Democrats in each by
decided majo1ites. Returns from the Sixth
congressional district are meagre not sufficient
to base an estimate, but Chalmers leads as far as
heard from.
| Texas
GALVESTON, November 5.-The Democratic
state and national ticket is carried by 10000
majority. Sheppard (Dem.) for congress,
carries Galveston county by 1900 majority, in
suring his election, giving Texas solid repre-
sentation in congress.