The Connecticut Election

Habtfokd, April 6.- At 11:48 p. nr tho Bzening Post had reeeivod returns fi-om 161 towns. Estimating the reimiining 15 towns to be heard from at last year's vote, Ingersoll will have 1,878 majority. The Senato stands ü Eepublicans to 1G Democrats. In thellouso the Democratie raajority will be about 42. New Haven, April 7, 2 a. in.- The electiou nsulted raasweepingDenjooratic viotory. Returns received at the Republican office, with few towns to hear from, gvie fagerooll a plurality of 6,796 over Harrison, Republioan, and a majority of 1,669. Suiith, Prohibition, i-eoeivod ft littlo over 4,000. The fcjeaate stands lö Democruts to 5 Eepublieans, and the House isheavily Demoeratiu. The two Oiindidatos for üovernor are residents of tl.is ciiy, wliieh gave Inger soll 4,111, Barrigón S.949, Kinitli, prolïibition, 256 TWa city elected Demooratio Representativas, and this district a Dumocratio Senator. TIip election bas heen made by the people, and the heavy Demooratio majority in tl! general Assembly readers the dioicB of Democratie United States Senator an easy matter. HjLBTFOB, April 7, 2 a. m.- Returns to the CuinihtÍTOtn all the towns in the State exoept seven givvo tho following rosult : Ingersoll, 45,9013 : Harrison, 39,29'L Smith, 4,564. HarTFOHD, Conn., April 7.- Complets returns give tho following result 01 the vote for Governor of this State : Inger46,784: Harrison, 40",042; Bmtth, 4,826; SoattoriBg I1-1 1 t vote M.S71 ; Ingersoll'n plurality 6,742; Ingorsoll's majority over all, 1,047. " Suniner," writea a correspondent at Washington, " gave one invitaron to his owu funeral. A young man from Massaohusotts called on Ui" Senirtor. He told vlr. Huuiutii that be would like to see bliu inside of the9enatoOhnibor.i Punit'ï n,ivo hira a lilis requedting the doorloepcr to admit liim. On the dy of Hm funeral 1lis man ippoaiud at tho i(uir, showed his card, and was admitted to Üio ilüor."