Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-04
Louisiana.

Democrats elect all but o Congress-
man In the Third. The Democratic ma
jority In the State 10 Is. 200 TO 8 $1,000.
The vote has decreased. In Webster
parish the negroes became very much
excited on the Chinese question and
voted solidly for Hancock in oonss-
quence. The election was peaceful.
Hancock's majority in the city Ia
l0.732. The vote for Mayor is very
close. with the chances iavoriug Joseph
A. Shakespeare. Independent Democrat.
With the exception OF Mayor, the Fitz.
patrick wing. calling themselves regular
Democrats, elect the entire municipal
ticket. Mottspbergsr, for Recorder OF
the lower district, will contest. He
claims that he received q majority OF the
votes.
New ORLEANS, November 3.-Con-
gresham Acklsn arrived this evening
from the Third Congressional District.
he comedies the election OF Darrell,
Rsp., BY 5000 to 1000. q Republican
gain.
New Jersey.
NEWARK, November 81 The Rspubli-
cans have four Of the seven Coneress-
men,. There Is q certainty Of Q United
States Senator to be elected by the Re.
publiosns from New Jersey.
TRENTON. November 3.-Both parties
agree that Ludlow. D., is elected Gov
ernor. The Democratic State Commit
tee claim by from 900 to 1900. The Re-
publicaa Committee say from 600 to 300.
The State Committees OF both parties
admit that the Republicans have nine
majority In the Senate, Ct 81 members.
In the House. Of 60 members. the Re-
publicaus have "a. The Congressional
delegation stands the Same ss last year.
JERsrY CRY. November 3.-Ths SEQ.
Rotary Of State OF New Jersey says be has
returns which show the election Of the
Democratic Electoral ticket by 1900 ms.
jority. and Ludlow. D., for Governor.
BY q majority Of not less than 500.
Connecticut.
HARTFORD, November 3.-With Ave
towns to hear from the State gives Gar
acid 65, TAG, Hancock so ,879. Weaver
769, Dow 333; total vote 129. 727. Gar
fields plurality 1887, majority over all
1866. For Governor, Rxelow. Rep /,
has CASTS; English. Dem, 62.457.
scattering 1914. Bigelow has 1872 ma
jority. The Legislature 10 estimated at
IS Republican majority. Buck. Rep,
in the First District. has 1898 plurality;
Phelps. Dem. In the Second District,
has 1884 plurality; Waite. Rep, In the
Third District, has 1905 plurality; Miles.
Rep. In the Fourth District, has CIT
plurality.
P. T. Baruum. Rep, 10 defeated for
the State Senate. The Senate stands
10 Republicans to s Democrats.
Massachusetts,.
BosroN. November 3.-The Guberna.
torial vote. with l6 towns 10 hear from,
stands: Long. l59. 203; Thompson,
los. o. Sargent. 1869; Almy. $40.
Longs plurality. 50,l65.
Result in Congressional Districts: In
tho First District Crapo's plurality 10
887l; Second District. Harris plurality
6296; Sixth. Stones majority, 2040;
Seventh, Russell's plurality. 447s ;
Eighth. Candies plurality, 1865. In
the Fourth District. where More has o
Democratic apparent plurality, Hayes.
the Republican candidate. has requested
q recount OF the Boston wards in this
district, which will be granted.
Colorado.
DENVER, November 3.-Forty nine
towns aud precincts covering about half
the State gave Garfield 2840 majority.
The balance Of the State will probably
increase these figures.
Returns from ssvsnty-eight towns and
precincts. comprising over half Of the
State and including this city and Lead.
vile nearly complete. give Garfield 3l0l
majority Pitkin (R.). for Governor.
1000; Belford (R.). for Congress, 10 900
or 700 ahead Of Garfield. The Legisla-
ture 10 thrss.quarters Republican. The
above majority may be slightly decreased
by later rsturns. This city gives Pitkin
over 900 and Garfield 500 majority.
Minnesota.
MINNEAPOLIS, November 3.-Ths ye-
turns 10 far received indicate that Min.
nrsota has gone for Garfield by q ma.
jority Of 25. 900. General Wsshburn,
whose seat In the present Congress was
contested by the notorious Donnelly, 10
overwhelmingly elected. leading his
competitor. General Sibley. by from
5000 to 10. 1000. Washburn carries the
city and county by something over 1000
majority. It 10 presumed that his seat
in the next Congress will not be con.
testsd.
Dunpell, In the First District, and
Straight, 10 tbs Second, are both elected
by 1000 majority.
Iowa.
CuAcAoo. November 3.-Scatteripg 70.
turns from Iowa show Q net Republican
gain over the vote for Governor in 1879
Of about fifteen per cent. II this rate
holds good In the State GarA-ld's plu.
rality over Hancock will be SO. 392.
CHICAGO, November SIS p. M.-Rs-
turns from 200 polling places in Iowa
give net Republican msjorities aggrtgat.
Ing Is, 1912. In 282 other Iowa polling
places the Republicans have made q net
gain Of $3.50.
Delaware.
WILMINGTON, November 3.-Returns
from all the election districts In the
State except two In Kent county, the
msjoritiss OF which are estimated upon
the vote at the election last year show q
Democratic majoriiy Of 1045. Two.
thirds Of the Legislature IL Democratic,
iusuring the return OF Bsysrd to the
Senate. Tbs Republicans elect their
whole ticket in Newcastle county by q
majority Of about 100.
Virginia.
RICHMOND. November 3.-The heaviest
vote was cast here ever poll-d. The
regular Democratic electoral ticket swept
everything BY a large majority, probably
III. 900 over all.
PErERsBuRo. November 3.-Returns
this morning from several precincts In
Sussex and Greenville counties give the
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