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ten towns, 443.
Virginia.
NEw York, Nsv. THE New York
Express says: Mshone claims ma
jority for his ticket in Virginia of 25,-
600.
Virginia colored vote adhered close
to Malone in Norfolk.
New Hampshire.
CONCORD, n. H, Nov. THE vote
of % towns gives Hale, rep, 2.944;
Edgerly, dem., 1886; scattering, 80.
| The same places in 1880, gave Bellam,
rep, 3.S71; Jones, dem, S,625; scatter
ing, 30. Republican net loss in these
| places, 80.
Dover, N. H, Nov. Lucas,
prominent republican, was arrested on
| the charge OF bribing the democratic
voters.
Boston, Nov. Davis is elected to
congress from the first district.
CONCORD, n. H, Nov. THE re-
publicsns elect both congressman,
Martin 0. Hayes in the First and
Osslan Day in the Second district. The
legislature, which elect United State
senators, republican by a strong ma
jority. Hale, republican candidate for
governor, probably elected by 1000
majority.
MONTPELIER, VT, Nov. THE Joint
| assembly for the election of state Off
| GERS met in the hall of the house this
afternoon, Lieutenant Governor Pen
gree in the chair. The following off,
GERS were elected: Secretary of State,
Nichols; Auditor OF Accounts, E. II.
Rowell; Brigadier Commander, 1t. ].
Kingsley; Adjutant and Inspector
General, Theo. Speck; Quartermaster
General, 81. 0. Race; judge advocate
general, G, M. Marsh. The election of
| railroad commissioners was passed
ever, because of other measures before
the legislature which, if passed, will do
away with the Office. State superiu-
tendent of education, Justus Dart.
Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 7.-Scattering re-
turns from few precincts in this state
show small republican gains on vote of
secretary of state over the vote for gov
ernor in 1880. Poll (rep.) for congress
In the Indianapolis district is probably
elected over English. Since the last
state election the voting precincts have
divided in all the larger townships and
wards, making it difficult to get a cor
| rect comparison till all townships and
wards are heard from.
Louisiana.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-Sonator Gle
son telegraphs; Hunt and Ellis, dems.,
elected in Louisiana and prospect good
for entire democratic delegation.
New ORLEANS, Nov. Hunt, dem.,
first district; Files, dem, second dis
trict King, dem., fifth district; Hena,
dem. sixth district; and Blanchard,
DEM, fourth district, elected to con-
gress. Third district still in doubt.
California.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 7.-Returns
are very scattering, and no definite re-
suit can be given tonight, bat indca-
tions from the interior are that the
democrats have carried the state.
Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. The elec-
ton is progressing quietly. A small
vote is being polled. A noticeable fact
is the absence from the polls of colored
voters, where usually their vote is
heaviest. They have not voted, and
it is alleged they are absent from the
city On missionary duties as general
voters in other states.
Georgia.
ATLANTA, Nov. THE election
passed off quietly. Specials to the
Constitution indicate full democratic
delegation to congress. Speer and Eel
ton are both defeated.
New Jersey.
CAMDEN CITY, Nov. 7.-Great ex-
element in this city. Robson, rep
for congress defeated by Ferdell, dem.
by about 500 majority. Brewer, rep.
for congress in the second district is
re- elected by about 700 maj jority.
North Carolina.
CHARLOTTE, Nov, 7.-Dowd, dem,
in sixth; Varee, DEM, in fifth; Scales.
DEM, in eight; and probably Robbins,
DEM, in seventh.
Illinois.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Nov. The republican
county ticket is elscted by 5000 ma
jority. TIE republicans elect three
congressman in Cook county, and the
majority of the legislative candidates.