The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-11-11

of the state indicate that the vote OF
1876 Is substantially held. TheDcm-
ocrats make slight gains. The re-
turns indicate the election of the
Democratic state electoral ticket,
but il is impossible to make an esti-
mate from the few scattering re-
| turns. Indications are that Slack
elford. Democrats is elected to Con-
gress from the third district, Cox,
Democrat in the fourth, aud Dowd,
Democrat from the sixth. ''''-i
CHARLESTON, b C. November 3.
Very few official rOturns have vet
been received from the preGincts of
this state. but the unofficial returns
render the certain election of four
Democratic congressman, with the
second or Charleston district still in
doubt. Ia twenty counties. the re-
ported majoritics for Hancock and
the state Democratic ticket VIII ag-
I gregate $1,000. with IS counties still
10 be heard from, which will pteaA-
bly, increase this majority. al -.
ST. PAUL. MINI, November s.
Minnesota gives Garfield $4,000 ma
/ iority. DunuelI. Republican. 1st
district, 1900; Straight. Republican,
2d district. 5000; Washburne. ,Repub-
| lican. Sd district. 5000. The le9isIa-
turo is overwhclmiugly Republican,
MINIATURES, WIS, November g.
Gunther. Republican, in the 9th dis
trict, is elected by over 1000: ,Dpyer,
Democrat, in the 4th district is elect
ed by 1900. The legislature is solidly
Republican. 80
/ DEs MONIES. November 3.-Tho
returns received at tho Republican
headqGearters. goes up. over $500
since last year. The Republicans
elect solid congressional delega-
ton. i
DUBUQUE, November 3.-Tbe re-
turns indicate the election OF Under
graf, Republican. by 700.
DEs MONIES, November S.-Gar-
fields plurality iii the state Of Iowa
is about 1892. sr
BosToN. November 3.-With %
towns to hear from, the returns TO 3
o'clock this morning give Garfield
155,922, Hancock 106,305. Weaver
$4,000 and Dow 419. Garfield's pIn-
rality is 49,1O7. The Republicans
carry every congressional district
excepting the fourth. and that is in
doubt.
NEW YORK, Novcmber 3.-The
latest returns show the vote on may
orally 10 be: Grace. Democrat, 9S.-
05l, DOwd, Republican. 96.748 :
Grace's majority 1303 Fifteen cleo
ton districts not heard from.
| I-
| the twentieth district Andrew G..
| Curtin, Democrat, is elected. The
district isnow represented by S. II.
Newcomb. w. ,. Shellaberger is
reelected in the fifth district.
PHILADELPHIA,No November S-The
complete returns of this city gives
Garfield 20,727 plurality. His major
ity in Penns! lvania out of 67 coun-
ties is 25,S99.
| HARTFORD, November 3.-Freder-
ick Willis, Republican, is elected to
! Congress in the fourth district by
800. The Senate will be sixteen Re-
| publicans and five Democrats.
| lNDIANAPOL1s, November 3.-The
complete returns from Is counties
show a Republican gain of 1248 and
a Democratic gain of 728; net Re
publican gain of ISL.
| MACON. November 3.-The civ OF
Macon and Bibb county give Dom
ocratic majority of 800. James II.
Blount, Democratic for. congress in
/ the 9th district is elected. The cleo
ton was quiet and the vote heavy.
SAN FRANCISCO, November B
Returns from the interior from 327
precincts give Garfield 24,229, Ham
| cock 24,404 and Weaver 9lO. The
returns 10 come in are likely to in
crease Haneock's majority, and he
has probably carried the state. Page,
| Republican. was elected in the see-
ond congressional district. This is
also probable of Pacheco. Repub-
lican, from the sixth. Rosccrsnz,
| Democrat, is elected, from the city,
and Berry, Democrat, iii the third
| district, is probably reelected. The
| Democrats are believed 10 have q
working niajorities in the Assembly
and on joint ballot.
SAN Francisco, NevombeT "A
| dispatch from Virginia City says the
returns indicate the election OF
a Democratic working majority III
tho legislature. Probabilities are
strong that the Democrats have car
ried the state and elected Cassidy to
! Congress. Tho Republican state
central committee teiegraphs that
the state went for Garfield and Dag
gett. siicq a1r II
SAN FRANCISCO, November s.
Dispatches. received here from San
Francisco indicate that the state has
gone Democratic by about 800 ma
| jority. au <n s,a
| MEMPHIS. Novemb Der 3-The vote
of Shelby county Is complete ex-
cepting three small precincts; it gives
| Hawkins, Republican, for governor,
1885, Wright, Democrat, 41lS, Ed
wards, Greenback, 1853. Garfield
carries the county by 5000 majority;
Moore, Republican, forOongress, by
1000. 1-n =.
WHEELING, W. Va, November 8.
THE vote in West Virginia will
not be materially changed from that
in October. The Republicans make
state gains in most of the counties
| heard from. The plurality for Han
cock over Garfield will not exceed
200 or 1900, while his actual ma
jority in the state will not be over
| 5000 or 5000, if indeed it reach
that figure. There is no doubt of
the election of Howe, Democrat, for
congress in the I'd district The Re-
publican state committee claims the
election of Hutchinson, Republican,
by not less than 1000 majority, and
a great many well informed Demo-
Gratis are concediHg Hutehinson's
election. tits evident there cannot
be over 100 any way .us ~
ST.. LOUIS, November 3.-Only
scattering returns from this state
yet received. The majority on the
Democratic national and state tickets.
is expected to be 10000. There is,
considerable doubt about Hatch.
Buckner, Democrat. without any
doubt. is elected.
NEW YORK, November 3.--An
Albany specisl 10 the Erening Post
SAYS il is certain that the legislature
will be Republican on joint ballot.
NEW ORLEANS. November g.
The Republicans fired 100 guns in
honor OF Garfeld's election. Con-
gresham Ackicn arrived this even
ing from the third congressional dis
trfct. He comedies the election of
Garrett. Republican.
ATLANTA, November 3. = Com
IHentiug on the result of the elec-
ton the Consultation saws 1t Is the
elimination of a series of blunders