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majority. In the Sixth district w. III. +.
Fielder (Demoerat) is elected by $500 ma
| iority-a Democratic gain OF 800. w. Nc
Adoo Democrat), for Congress In the Sew
enth New jersey district, is elected by
about $500 majority. William Walter
Phelps RepublicanL for Congress, Is elect
ed in the Fifth New jersey district. HIS
majority Is about 500.
North Carolina.
| RALEIGH, n. c., November THE re-
turns received show that Risdon 4. Ben
nett, Democrat, IL elected congressman at
large over Oliver III. Dockery, Liberal Re-
publican, and that the Democrats have car
ried the following districts: A. ". Scales
In the Fifth, Dowd in the Sixth, Robbins
probably In the Seventh, and Robert V.
Vance in the Eighth. The Third Is close,
with the chances in favor OF Green, Demo
crat, over Cannady, Liberal.
Returns from scattering precincts indi-
cate the election Of Bennett, congressman
at large, and Of Cox, Democrat, from the
| Fourth district.
RALEIGH, n. c., November S.-Meagre
returns indicate the election OF Bennett
(Dem.l for Congress at large, by 5000
majority. and that the Democrats have
| 'hNNN'o congressman tAttDt III lUt
Second district, where O'ITara (Rep.) had
no opposition. The Legislature is Demo
cratic, although the Republicans make
gains.
New Hampshire
CONCORD, n. H., November S.-Two hun.
dred and eight towns give Hale $500:
Edgerly, 34,69i; scattering, 794. Thirty
three towns TO hear from gave majority
against Bell in 1880 Of 450, which. il re-
turned in the same ratio, will give Hale col
majority. The Senate will stand seventeen
Republicans to seven Democrats. There
will be more than sixty Republican maiori-
ty in the House OF Representatives. The
Council will stand four Republicans and
one Democrat. Both Republican candi-
dates for Congress have been chosen by very
large maiOritics.
New York.
NEW YORK, November S.-The Brook
lyn-city and Kings-county vote stands ::
Cleveland, Gj,7ls; Folger, 25,92i. The
state ticket carried with it the entire city
ticket, except register. The congressional
delegation is Democratic William Il.
Robinson, Darwin X. James, and Felix
Campbell.
Pennsylvania.
HARRISBURG, Pa, November 9.-The
House is Democratic by three 10 five ma
iority, and the Senate Republican by ten
majority. The congressional delegation
will stand II Republicans and IS Demo-
cratS, including the congressman at large
In the present Congress the Republicans
| have 10 members and the Democrats 8.
PHILADELPHIA, November s.-Thc fol-
lowing is the Pennsylvania congressional
delegation elected Yesterday: First dis
trict, Bingham, Rep; Second. O'Ncill,
Rep; Third, Randall, Dem. Fourth.
Kelley, Rep; Fifth, lIarmer. Rep; Sixth,
Eyerhar;, Rep; Seventh. Evans, Rep. !;
Eighth, Ermcntrout, Dem. Ninth, Smith,
Rep; Tenth, nutchler, Dem; Eleventh,
Storm, DEM; Twelfth, Connally, Dem. !:
Thirteenth, Brumm, Republican Green
hacker; Fourteenth, Barr, Rep; Eff
teenth, Post, Dem; Sixteenth, Brown,
Rep; Seventeenth. Campbell, Rep. !;
Eighteenth, Kimmcl, DEM; Nineteenth,
Duncan. Dem. Twentieth, Curtin, Dem. (;
Twenty-tirst, Boyle. Dem; Twenty-sec-
ond, Hopkins. DEM; Twenty third,
Bayene, Rep. Twenty-fourth. Lawrence
Rep; Twenty-fifth, Patton, Dem; Twen-
ty-siXth, Miller, Rep; Twenty-seyenth
| III le' ttt i"i 80 SiifCttt b'dhs
South Carolina.
INDICATIONS THAT MACKEY IS ELECTED AMI
CASH DEFEATED.
COLUMBIA, :. G., November THE elec-
ton passed of quietly all over the state.
The weather was fine. Dispatches at the
Democratic headquarters indicate the elcc-
ton OF the State congressional and county
tickets by large majority.
The full Democratic vote was pOllcd in
all the counties. Dibblc Ocmocrat), for
! Congress in the First district, is ahead in
| Orangcburg. In Beaufort the Republicans
/ largely reirained from voting. In Sumter
the election was quict-the Republicans
not voting with the Greonbackers. In Dar-
! lington both parties polled Il fair vote, and
/ and Dargan (DcmOcrat), for Congress In
| the sixth district, will have 300 majority.
! I'm Laurcns the Republicans did not vote at
the state boxes. and polled light congress
sional vote. In Grccnyilc the negroes voted
with the GrccnbackerS for Governor
and congressman. In the town Of George
town the Republicans voted almost unani-
mousiy the Democratic state ticket. Al
Blackville the Republicans pOlled not more
! than one fourth their usual vote. In CO.
| lumbia 4 yeIy large Democratic vote was
polled. In Ward Thompson received 35i
votes and McLane 80. In Ward Th0mp-
son 3gj. McI.ane Il. Eyins Dem0crat),
for Congress from the Fourth district. has
a majority Of 30 in Columbia.
/ CHARLESTON, ;. c., November 7.-rele-
Grams received from all parts Of the state
report the most quiet and peaceful election
/ that has been held in South Carolina for
many years. The aggregate majority for
the Democratic State ticket is over
wbclming. The contest for congressman
was closer, but the retdrns up to this hour
! Onidnight) indicate the election OF six De
mocratic congressman. In the Seventh
district. where there was no Democratic
candidate, the contest was close between
Lee (colored Rep.) and Mackey whit,
( Rep.). but the latter is probably elected.
NEW YORK. November S.-A Charleston
! Is. c. special to the Post says the Demo
crats have carried this State by large ma
iority, and elect their whole congressional
ticket +. e. &. Cash, the Independent
candidate in the Fifth district, il conceded
10 be defeated by Ilemphil. QDem.) seN'
eral bloody election affIays have occurred
in different sections Of the state. The ne
o,r6es did not turn out very well, aud ii
some sections their vote was very light.
Texas.
GALVESTON, November S.-Returns from
the Tenth district indicate the election o
John Hancock Dcm.) by 5000 or 1900 nia
ioritv. Ochiltre Qep) isprobably elected II
tbe seventh district by loco majority. HI
Texas delegation will stand ten Democrat
and one Republican.
Vermont.
ELECTION OF REPUBLICAN STATE OFFICERS 81
TIE LEGISLATURE.
MONTPELIER, W., November l.-Th
io;pt assembly for the election OF stat
officers met this afternoon, ana eiected tn
following: Secretary OF State, q. Nieholl,
Of Mortified; Auditor OF Accounts T.
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