Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-11-05

World says: The latest returns from
the state place the majority for Gar
field at from $4,000 to 10000. 1t may
| be impossible TO reach the latter fig
ure. Hancock was defeated by the
.Nsuspected results in the cities OF
New York and Brooklyn. The dem
ocrats have gained five congressional
| districts in the state and lost one.
The present Congressiona! delegation
stands nine democrats and twenty
four republicans. In the next the
democrats will have thirteen and the
republicans twenty.
Hartford, Conn, November 4.--The
total vote Of Connecticut, lacking the
small town of Camden, is 131, 1,193 for
President and 1856, 100 for Governor.
Garfield received 66,y61. Hancock
64,043, Weaver 844. Dow 345. Gar
tield's plurality was 2,618. BigeloW,
republican, had a majority for COVER
nor of 1888 and a plurality of 1888.
The legislature viii stand 16 republi-
cans to democrats in the Senate and
165 republicans to SO democrats in the
House. The republican M jority On
joint ballot will be SO, last year being
90.
| rFonolyo Nnron,l>pr Tho Et,u q
from IS counties OF this state give
Garfield 33, GIG; Hancock, 1869; re-
publican majority, 17,94E it shows q
republican gam Of SO per cent. The
republican vote in the state will be
127, ,910; the democratic vote 68,429.
total 198,339, which will give q re
publican majority of 61,281. In this
statement the greenback vote esti-
mated at II, 900 is not considered; this
added to the above will give a total
vote for the state Of 215,139 votes.
State senate viii stand 81 republicans
and democrats. House about 12j
republicans and IL opposition.
New York, November 4,---The re-
turns Indicate that the house will
stand 146 republicans, 141 democrats
and 6 greenbackers; the senate 81 re-
pubhcans, and 80 democrats, by con-
ceeding the democrats all they claim
but if either Davis or Malone work
with the republicans, or if both act
independently the republicans will
have majority by counting Oh AR
thur for casting vote. There is alsC
a possibility of a republican senator
from North Carolina or Delaware. In
this calculation the California sena.
tor is conceded to the democrats.
New York, Nov. 4,-According tC
the very latest returns Gartield'S ma
ioritics have been increased as fol.
lows: Connecticut, 2618; Nebraska.
S343; Illinois, $4,000; New York, 3,
$50; Indiana, 1913; Vermont. 200
Michigan, 10000; Wisconsin, 10000
a silly story, evidently for betting
purposes has been circulated through.
out the country tonight, to TIE effect
that New York and Connecticut had
gone for Hancock. OF course not a
word Of truth is in the report.
Chicago, November 4.---The state
legislature stands as follows in The
). nate which will elect United
states senator in 1883 to succeed
Davis; 80 republicans, 1S democrats
and one socialist. OF these II repub.
Iicans were elected on Tuesday and
8 democrats. In the First and Third
districts the congressman were elect.
ed by the following majority: Aid.
rich, republican, 4,l62; Davis, repub.
Iican, 1928.
Jacksonville, Fla, Nov. 4-FOul
Republicans were sent yesterday into
tiit CbuutItH " @AitbIt, ~ III W IL uD(
Go"dsden to secure fair play, but
were driven out and theirliycs threat.
ened. a Federal deputy marshal at
Marticillo was taken from bed at q
hotel at / o'clock, midnight and sent
in charge Of three men TO Louisville
Ga. with warning.
New York, Nov. 1.-The Times
says Hancock seemed yesterday to be
the least concerned man on Govern
ors Island over the result Of the clec-
ton, he had retired at his usual hour
night before last. After break fast
with his family yesterday morning he
went to army headquarters and bus
led himself with his official cores
pondences.
London, November 4.---Every effort
has been made to put Dobier right
but without succC ss. He eyincc:
great courage, but is i'll pitiable con.
diti0n His lpOs AFRO tprrihlr SpUoln1,