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TIE ELECTION.
VIRGINIA.

SrAUNroN, Va, November 9.-In
this (the seventh district) the Demo
Gratis concede Paul's election by 19o
majority. The Coalitionists claim
over 300. Paul's actual majority,
SO far as heard from, is 14S. The
counties unreported gave hlm 800 at
the last election.
PETERSBURG. Va, November g.
The returns coming in greatly re-
duce the majority of Jno. S Wise,
Readiuster candidate for Congress-
man -at~large. So saDguine are the
Democrats, that bets are being made
on Massey, Democrat, for Congress.
man. at large. The Readiusters, who
Yesterday and the day before, esti>
mated Wise's majority at between
$4,000 and 10000, think now that it
will be much less, probably not more
than 500. The Democrats are high
" elated over the encouraging re-
ports coming in from the adj Dining
counties A very light vote was poll>
ed. 1t is stated that in Tazewell
County, not more than half vote
was cast.
LYNoHBURo, Va, November s.
Full returns from all the counties in
the 9th district, except Buckingham,
give Tucker, Democrat, 1890
majority. Buckingham will reduce
these figures about 600, at the
outside, leaving a clean Democratic
majority of 1890. Massey, Demo
crat, for Congressman at large, runs
slightly behind Tucker.
FREDERIcKsBURG, November g.
Reports from counties of first Va.
district give Garri son, Democrat,
1,071 majority, with two Democratic
counties to hear from. Six counties
not heard from gave last year $50
Readiuster majority. The district
will be very close, and is still in
doubt.
DELAWARE.
WILMINGTON, November 9.-The
official vote of Delaware gives Stock
ley, Democrat, for Governor, 1,93S
majority; Love, Democrat, for Con
gress, 1928 majority. Martin, Re-
publican, is elected sheriff of New
castle County by 8 majority. With
this exception the entire Dem ocratic
ticket is elected. The next Legisla-
ture will stand, house, solldly
Democratic; senate, s Democrats to
l Republican, who holds over.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Ill, November Cook
County is very evenly divided be
tween the Republicans and Demo-
Gratis. Party lines are almost wholly
ignored, outside of active politics,
and the candid 4tes We're chosen en-
tireiy on their personal popularity
The highest Democratic plurality is
2,8I2; the highest Republican plu-
rality is 4,l63, indicating an inde-
pendent vote Of over 10000.
The last Congressional returns
indicate the election of Cullen and
Thomas, Republicans, IN the Sth and
10th districts, aud Worthiugton,
Democrat, n the 10th. The delega-
ton would then stand eleven Repub
lie us and nine Democrats.
The State Legislature is very close
on JOINT ballot, and it is impossible
to Say which party will have the
majority when the returns are all
in.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
CONCORD, n. II November S.-Two
hundred and eight towns give Hale
46,599; Edgerly, 81 694; scattering,
4J4 e. lh.rty-three towns to hear
trom gave majority against Bell, IN
1850, OF 450, winch, if returned in
the same ratio, will give Hall COL
majority. The senate will stand II
Republlcans to Democrats. There
will be more than 60 Republican ma
Jorlty in the house. The council
will stand 4 Republicans and l
Democrat. Both Republican candi
dates Tor Con -ress have been chosen
" very Id1Se majority.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, November 9.-The
complete returns show that the next
otate senate will consist of 29 Re-
publcans and q Democrats.
The returns from nearly all the
dstrcts, and careful estimates of
those not heard from, give the Deu-
UcratS llo members, and the Repub
Hcans 81. These figures will not ne
materially changed. The Democrats
Joint ballot.
Inc present senate stands, 80 Re
publcans and Is Democrats. and the
house l22 Republicans and 70 Dem,
ocrats.
MISSISSIPPI.
JACKSON, Mss, November 9.-Un-
oHiclal returns and reports from re-
maple sources leave no doubt of the
electlon OF Chalmers over Manning,
and the election of Vamoten, Demo,
crat' over Lynch. Both by small
maiorities.
NORTH CAROLINA,
RALEIGH, N. c., November 9-Res
turns from the 1st district indicate
the election of W. F. Paul Repub-
hcan, to G ngress, instead of Lath-
am. Doubts are entertained as to
whether Bennett, Democrat, for
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