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Show srnixG ELECTIONS. CONTsECTICLT. New Hiven, G. Latest returns from the congressional district give ' Phelps (dem.) a majority of 1,1'Jo with five towns to hear from, which last year cave the democrats a majority major-ity of 149. Saunders' (dem.) plurality plurali-ty in the 1st district over Hawley is 4SS. Barn 11 m (dem ) in the 4th district dis-trict is re-elected by prohaMy 1,000 majority. Returns from the ol district dis-trict are meagre, but proli-tn'y S: rk-weathcr rk-weathcr (rep.) is re-clectid. 'Ihe senate is democratic by a large majority, major-ity, the returns sh'iwimr U at t::cre have been already elected l-'J demo crats out of the 21. The republicans gain largely in the house, and it is probably close. OHIO. Cincinnati, G. The democratic city and county ticket was elected here j yesterday. Tne democrats elected) j their ticket inZ.mtsville, Troy. Li na, r Bucyrus, Crestline, Dayton. Woosteri and Cnillicothe; the republicans and independents in Springfield, Xenia, ! 1 Lrbana. Mansritl f, Wilmington, I Youngston, London and Toledo. j MICHIGAN. Oetrtvt, 6. Returns from the elec- 1 (ion indicate that the republican state' ticket elected by 15,000 majority. I ( |