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city BY plurality of about 1000. The
ninth district is still undecided as to the
long term, but the republicans claim the
election of Or. j. H. Mclean for both
terms The successful candidates on the
democratic city ticket have a plurality
ranging from about 100 to 800, and the
two republicans elected, have pluralities
OF from 6oS to 1852 respectively.
Kankakee, Nov. SIN the eighteenth
senatorial district Goodspeed and COL
lier. republicans. and Cleary, democrats,
are elected to the house. Payson, re-.
publican, is elected to congress in the
ninth district.
Typeka, Kansas.-The republican
state committee comedies st. Johns de-
feat for governor by Click, democrat.
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, Nov. 8-Partial returns
from all points indicates majority for
Stoneman of about 10000 on the total
vote, and for Blake. republican for
mayor, of about 1000. The balance Of
the democratic city ticket is elected by
varying majorities. No returns yet on
congressman.
NEW JERSEY.
New jersey, Nov. 8-The first district
elects Ferrell, democrat; second district,
Brewer, republican; third district, Kean,
republican; fourth district, Howey, re.
publican; fifth district, Phelps. republi.
can; sixth district, Fielder, democrat;
seventh district, McAdoo, democrat. In
the assembly the democrats have clear
majority on joint ballot.
INDIANA.
Indianapolis, Nov. S-Returns from
$50 polling places indicate democratic
majority in the state of $500.
Ex-senator Mcdonald, chairman OF
the democratic central committee esti.
mates the state as democratic by 10000.
1t is now estimated that the democrats
have nine and the republicans four con.
gressmen. a democratic gain of four.
The democrats claim ten. The demo.
Gratis will have majority in the legisla-
ture on joint ballot.
VIRGINIA.
Richmond. Nov. 8-Congressmen Ger.
tainly elected: Democrats-J. d. Wise,
in the third; Tucker in the sixth; Bar.
bour in the eighth. Coaltionists-Lib
by in the second; Hopper in the fourth
Haul in the seventh; Brown in the ninth
At large. Jno. S. Wise.
WISCONSIN.
Milwaukee, Nov. S-Additional returnt
to noon make sure OF the election of five
republican and four democratic congress
men, democratic gain of two.
MISNNEsoTA.
Minneapolis, Nov. 8.-Congressman
Washburn estimates his majority at not
less than 5000. In the fifth district
Nelson, republican, is unquestionably
elected, making the Minnesota delega.
ton solid republican. The legislature
will be republican by somewhat reduc
ed majority and it is estimated that
three-fourths of the republican members
favor the reelection OF Senator Window
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Nov. S-Returns from all but
four towns give Butler $1,000 majority
Russell, republican, is elected to con.
gress.
MISSISSIPPI.
Jackson, Miss, Nov. 8-Jefferds, ne
publican, is elected to congress in thu
SEoestring district.
| MICHIGAN.
Detroit, Nov. S-The second district il
claimed by the democrats but not con
ceded. The fifth district is democratic
The remaining eight are probably repub
lican. Geo. jerome is defeated but th
rest of the republican state ticket i
elected.
MAINLAND.
Baltimore, Nov. S-Congressma
elected: First district, Covington, demo
crat; second district, Talbot, democrat
third district, Hoblitzell, democrat
fourth district, Findley, democrat; fft
district, HoltoD, republican; sixth di.
trict, McComas, republican.
; LOUISIANA.
i. New Orleans, Nov. s-Kelogg is cleo
ed to congress in the third district.
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