Daily Republican., 1880-11-06
THIRD EDITION.
ELECTION RETURNS.

GA6OhAVN n AO@nDs
Gar field and ArIhur'a Majority
stilI Iacreasing-oaiifOrnta Lean
ing 20 the Democrats.
EEw YORK.
The returns received last night d.
not alter our estimate OF the result In
that State. A plurality Of $4,000 fol
Garfield is still indicated, the returns
thus far received giving him 81, S73.
ARKANSAS.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov. 5.-Sufi
sient adviees are received to make as
sured the election Of Jones and Craveni
Democrats, to Congress from the Second
and Third Districts. The Republicans
are jubilant over the hope that Murphy
and Johnston are elected in the First
and Fourth Districts.
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, Fov. 5.-rhe morn.
ing's papers make the vote Of Califor
mia practically tie. This change from
last nights report Is dns less TO any
turn in the reports Of precincts than tc
q revision of the tabulated statements,
These differ considerably, aud there are
evidences Of loose work sufficient tc
dircredit ali estimates. Undoubtedly
the estimate Of 1000 last night was toe
high, and the best opinion seems to be
that Garfield will have plurality o.
from 500 to 1000.
DELAWARE.
wilmington, Dell, Nov. 5.-The Off
oial coant shows the vote Of the State
OF Delaware TO be as follows: Demo
cratic, 1878; Republican, IA, l50--
Democratic majority, 1888.
Iowa.
DEs MONIES, Ia, Nov. 5.-The Re-
publican State Committee still estimate
Iowa at $4,000 majority for Garfield.
The returns show the majorities by
Congressional districts as follows: First,
5000; Second, $500; Third, $500 /;
Fourth, 16, 900, claimed to be ths lar
gest majority given by any Congress
sional district In the Union Fifth,
5000, Sixth, 27; Seventh, 5000; Eighth,
10000; Ninth, 1900. Fsur Of the
Congressional districts are solid for
Garfield, every county in them giving
him a majority. Only four counties Of
the ninety-nine in the State give Han
cock majority over Garfield.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, Nov. $50 far, 66 ont Of
he l02 counties in Illinois have been
fully reported. and the result is that
iarfeld has majority of 81, Gl2, being
4 Republican net gain over the vote OF
1876 of 20, ,967. II the remaining coun.
lies show proportiouate gain, Gar.
leld's majority will reach nearly 90
700.
A despatch from Galesburg, Ill.,, ssys
,uficient returns have been received TO
lecide the election of Lewis, Rep, over
Lee, DEM, in the Ninth Congressional
District, by 500 majority.
KENTUCKY.
CISclNNATI, Nov. 5.--White, Repub-
ican, is elected in the Ninth Kentucky
District over Turner, Dem, by majori-
tY OF 1900.
MINNESOTA.
sr. PAUL, Minn., Nov. 5.--The first
,ount of the vote by counties is COM
pleted. Garfeld's majority is about
10 900. The maioritiss in the Congress.
Iional districts are 1900 in the First,
5000 in the Secon d, and 5000 in the
Third. The Legislature stands as fol-
ows: Senate-RepublicAns, 35; Demo
rats, 10. House-Republicans, IS );
Democrats, ID /; Independents and
10.
MISSISSIPPI.
VICKsDURG, Miss, Nov. 5.-The cleo
ion Commissioners of Warren county,
wo Democrats and one Republican
brew out 2059 Garfield tickets, and
029 for Lynch, Republican candidate
Or Congress, on the ground that they
Vere not in legal form under the laws
I Mississippi.
MISSOURI.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 5.-The latest re.
urns from the Sixth Congressional
district indicate the election Of Hazel.
inc, Greenbsck- Republican, over Wad.
ell, Dem, by about 500 majority.
his Is the Fourth Democratic loss in
he State. The Gresnbackers have
aimed three districts and the Republi-
ans enc district.
NEVADA.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 5.-Nevada will
i've Hancock about 600 majority,
TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 5.-Returns from rs
ut OF the SO counties give Hawkins,
sep., for Governor, s2,lO4; Wright,
)em., 67,64l; Wilson, 40, S44. The
ounties to be heard from gave Hayes
majority of 1000 over Tilden in 1876.
The Legislature, as far as heard from
Vill stand as follows, Senate-Republi.
ans, Z; Democrats, 6; Reputation
Democrats, 4; districts in doubt, 8;
Iouse-Republicans, 2S; Democrats,
5; Reputation Democrats, 10: districts
u doubt, 81; Republican gain OF 10.
ARIZONA TERRITORY.
Tucson, Nov. 4. - The territorial
lection relulted as follows G. H.
)ury, Dem, delegate - Congress; NJ.
/. Sherman, Rep, Superintendent of
'ublic Instructions. The Legislature
5 Republican in both branches by a
arge majority. A majority OF the coun-
u ntfi narg ara Ram hi hmm