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LtSlsldluFe. T lBulcS snow llaL MOT ton, Republican, is elected oyer Cir ard, Democrat.
 Sunset Cox is reelected in the Sixtl District.
 In Brooklyn, Rev. J. II. Smith Democrat, is elected to Congress over Chittenden, Republican. Maine.
 PORTLAND, November 3. - Tho Journal claims that the State has gone Republican by 5000. The Democrats concede the State by 1000.
 Blaine has sent the following to Gen. Garfield: " Maine has given you a handsome majority over all op- posing tickets"
 Pennsylvania. PHILADELPHIA, November 3.-The Republicans have the Legislature on 1 joint ballot.
 TwO-thirds ot the city of Philadel- phia show a majority of 25, ,000 for Garfield, gain of 1l21. Texas. GALVESTON. November 3.-Returns from scattering precincts indicate a Democratic majority of the usual pro- portions.
 Arkansas
 LITTLE ROCK, November 3-The Democrats gain slightly in this city on completed returns.
 In the Third District, Cravens. Dem, has 1920 and Bates. Rep, 1895. Delaware NEW YORK, November 3.-Returns show that the State has gone for Han cock by 1000. Illinois.
 CHICAGO, November 3.-Mayor Harrison's plan, to allow voters the privilege of depositing ballots after the close of the polls, did not succeed {, as only 31 votes were deposited in one of the boxes. The excitement is in- tense.
 ChIcago-Returns show sweeping Republican gains in the city, and the leectiOn of the entire city, county, State and National Republican candi- dates. Returns from the country towns may increase the majority to 5000 or 10. O00
 NeN Jtf.fN-
 NEW YORK, November 3-The New Jersey Legislature is Republican. giving n Republican United States Senator from that State.
 Florida.
 NEW YORK, November 3-lr Florida the Democrats make clean sweep of the State. This is the indication un % til we hear from the strong Republi- can counties
 CINCINNATI, November D. Midnight The majority for Garfield will be nearly 40, 900.
 Nebraska.
 OMAHA, November 3.-Nebraska will probably give Garfield 20. 000 ma jOrity.
 Alabama.
 NEW YORK. November 3.--All the districts elect Democratic Congress men. The State is Democratic by an estimated majority of 10000.
 Tennessee.
 NASHVILLE. November 3-There is evidence Of heavy vote in this State The Republicans carry Chat tanOOga by an increased majority.
 General Result Notes.
 NEW YORK, November 3.-Returns from various States indicate that Gar field and Arthur are elected beyond all doubt The Republicans gain in every Northern State except New Jersey, from which returns are very incomplete.
 NIT. w. II Agey, in charge of the Military Telegraph office in this city, this afternoon received the following dispatch from reliable source in San Francisco. Q. Election returns SO far indicate that Garfield and Arthur have 23l electoral votes of the SOLID NORTH. and a great maj ri,y of the popular vote. New York aud Penn svlvania a'e probably 40. 03O R-pUbh- can. The RepGbiican- gain 70 Con gressmeu. winch will give them The 1 control of the House ol RepfcseatH- tives. and have also elected enough | State Legislatures Co give them con trOl of the United States Senate The only doubtful States are Califor- ma and Nevada, and they are more than probably for Garfield. R C. Mccormick telegraphed last night to the CITIZEN from Washing ton: ' Republicans have probably carried every Northern State except New Jersey"
 There is a Solid South and a Solid North, except New Jersey and the Pacific Coast States. California and Oregon are doubtful. Nevada is Dem 9cratlc according to the latest returns. The Republicans gain lg Congress men and f United States Senators. Latest Dispatch from san Irancisco- SAN FRBNCIsCO, November B. Both parties now claim New Jersey The Legislature is Republican on joint ballot.
 Florida elects a Democratic Gov ernor, COngressmen and Legislature
 Cook County (ChicagOI Illinois gives 10000 Republican majority.
 The Examiner has bulletined the statement that New York State has gone Democratic by 5000
 A Virginia City dispatch says Counting in the city progresses very slOwlv--about One-third being counted. The Democrats are ahead in every ward except the Fourth. The cliy formerly was strongly Republican Gold Hill. even, has thus far been a Republican stronghold Storey county in all probability is Demo cratic. Fair has the Legislature strong. It may take an official count to decide the electral ticket and Con- gressmen. A later dispatch says the