Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-04
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peuster, dern., FOR Congress IN the ath dis
Any Gt, Is ne elected by 2s14 majority Ia the stu
ISi6 saward Bragg. dem: IS reelected by
ID, is elected over Bouck. dem. by : 0Ss ma
oiny, republican gain. In the ID district
estimated that In the SSh sfTsc, PPo an it
III e, 10y majority estimated at Ieeo In
IIe Isl District Williams. rep. Is elected hy a
majority estimated at 6.0oo In the "a iisfr,ci
Hszleton, rep, is reelected by an estimsiss
majority OF 800. In the 7th district Uumphrey
sos. W ~
West Virginia.
Tie vote In West Virginia will not be mate
TALLY changed from that In October The re-
publicans make slight gains In most OF the
counties heard from. Thepiuranty for Hancock
over Garfield viii not exceed eco or i2eSS,
While his actual majority Ia the state will not
De over 5000 or coo. II indeed &c will reach that
ngure There is no doubt about the election OF
John Blair Hoge, DEM, for Congress In the pa
olsuiCt, and kenna. dem, In the Sd district but
the vote In the list district is so close that IL VIII
sese t ~ ollclsl count 70 decide IL The chair
man OF The republican state committee claims
ue eecilon OF Hutchinson, rep. by not less
man 100 majority, and A great maRy well-in-
io1laea democrats are conceding Hutchtnson's
eIecioh. 1T Is evident that there CANNOT be
over 700 majority either way, ana the chances
ior one are about as good as Tor the other.
California.
one hundred and forty precincts In san
FRANCISCO give the Hancock electors l97S ma
Jofity, ana 1,lI6 majolity Tor Rosecraus for
Congress. In the face OF this II seems almost a
tofegone conclusion that the state has gone
denocratc ny small majority. though al re-
publican headquarters they stiu figure out
majority or between 800 and 400 IL may nos
sibly require the official count TO decide In the
50 congressional district Berry (denD Is prob
ably reelected In the 4ta the race between
Pacbeco and Leach is 50 close that the outcome
cannot at present be stated. Page Is Reelected
In the I'd district. III IL proves that California
chooses democratic electors and two or three
democratic congressman 10 may be fairly attrib-
uted ID the influence OF the Morey letter. AT
least that is the general belief expressed. The
republicans claim that they will at any rate
elect one elector, as j. q. Terry, on the demo-
cratic ticket. Is believed 10 be very badly
scratched
The democrats have undoubtedly carried
NeEadsand elect their congressman and state
legislature.
Virginia.
Returns embracing over one-half OF Virginia
swell the victory OF the regular democratic cleo
toral ticket, which viii have a handsome ma
lor1ty over both the read1uster ana republican
tickets. The congressional delegation stands:
First district, Garrison ldem); I'd district, De
zendoff 1ep.); Sd district, Geo. ID. Wise dem \:
4th district Jorgensen (rep.}; 9th district Fucker
tdem.); Sth district, Barbecue DENY The demo-
ciats claim the reelection OF Cabell IN the 9TH
district, while the readjuster5 claim that their
candidate (stoyalD Is elected. Paul (readjusterl
elected over Allen tdem.) IL the 9Th district by
l,ece majority. The vote In the 9Th district IS
so close between TUgg DENY aud Fllkerson
(read1ustep that the result there canpot ba pre-
dicted.
Maryland.
The latest returns from the various sections OF
the state Indicate majority for the Democratic
presidential ticket In Maryland OF about Ia ga
being reelection or over 1000 from Goyeraor
Hamiltons majority last year, and s O19 from
lne majority given for the Tilden ticket four
years ago. The aggregate democratic ma11rity
10 the state by congressional districts viii NOT
exceed IL. 800, showing that the ''scratcners''
We're out In fun force on Tuesday. Mr. Urner
IS the only republican elected TO the House OF
Representatives from Maryland. HIS majority
reaches 900, being republican gain OF over 700
over the gubernator1al vote OF 1872