The Portland daily press., 1868-11-05


have been perpetrated in the Southern coun
ties. The Morning c Il, hide pendent, claim
the Stale by from 1900 20 5000 majority for th,
democrats, and thar l9hnSon and Axtell are
reelected TO CongrcSS The Democratic ma
jOrity in this city is 1850. The municipal con
test centered on the Chief OF Police. Crowley
republican, was elected by 1000 majority.
Returns from the State OF Oreao show large
republican gains, and the republicans enter
tain hopes OF carrying the State. Nevada is
conceded republican.
CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD, Nov. 4-Full returns from every
town 10 the Site, received at the Couran
Office, give the following result by countless
Hartford county, Grant $685., Seymour 96l0
New Haven county, Grant 106i6, Seymour
12117; New LondoI, GRAFT $685., Seymour
S295; Fairfield, Grant 1914, Seymour 'S164
Lttchfeld, Grant 4447, Seymour 1925; Middle
sex. Grant 1928, Seymour 2722; Windham
Grant 4l67, Seymour 1886; Holland, Grant 242S
Srymo'ur 1872; total, Grant 1925, Seymour
4s 3S1; loajorIty for Grant 1915. Enslish's ma.
iority last spring was 1854; net republican gain
5lO9.' The above will probably not vary loo
from the offc iai figures.
NORWICH, NV. 4.-Retur1s received at the
Bulletin Office from every town in the State
foot up 1850 majority for Grant and Coltax
The official vote viii vary this but little.
FLvRIDA.
TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 3-Fhe members of the
electoral college from Flt.rida were chosen bv
the Legislature to-day at O'Clock. The vote
cast for the Republican ticket was 40 t. 8 dem
ocratic. One of the electors chosen is a col
ored man.
Augusta. Nov. 3-The election progressed
quietly up to o'clock when a row commenc
ed between q white mao and negro, which
resulted in the death Of Albert Rutfin and a
negro. The excitement was inte0se, but
through the influence of leading citizens and
the cooperation of the military, both parties
dispersed quickly and order was iestored.-
Each party accused each other as being re-
spoDsible Tor the original difficulty. No Off
cal returns have been received from any coun;
ty in Georgia, but partial returns show lncreass
ed democratic gains 1t is believed the State
goes Democratic by at least 10000 majority.
SAVANNAH, NOV. 4-The count of the city
shows the total vote to be 1888; democratic
msjority of 1850. In the county there is a
democratic majority of 1926.
Returns from q counties, some of which
went largely republican at the Gubernatoria
election, she W democratic majorities of II ,769.
Indications are that the democratic majority
in the State will be fully $4,000, and perhaps
10000.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 4.-Of the thirty-fve
republican gains over the October election OF
1890. Four counties give democratic gain OF
g. With the same ratio OF gains Tor the re-
publicans in the balance OF the State, Grants
majority will be II 900.
LOUISIANA.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 8. The vote in this
city foots up 22,8H Tor Seymour, 276 for Grant.
Orleans parish increases the democratic vote
1900 making Seymoar's IN ljority in the parish
nearly $500. Guido parish gives democratic
majority of about 1850. Shreveport city
democrat tic 100; republican 100. Bossier par
ish is reported nearly unanimously democrat
ic. New Iberia gives 4S9 democratic majority.
Brashear City gives the DOLLY republican ma
1orty reported in this State thus far. Every
thing has passed quietly as far as knQwn.
mAssAUnUsETTs.
Boston, Nov. 4.-Returns from ali but 4S
towns in Massachusetts give Grant II ,522 ma
iority. One hundred guEs were fired on BOs
ton Common to-day in honor of tbe Republic
can triumph
MARYLAND.
New YORK Nov. 4-The Times Baltimore
special says: NJ dwight returns from that State
come in very slowly. The republicans have
gained Ia nearly every county in the State and
probably reduced the democratic majority in
the State over 20 000. The democratic major
ty in the State will probably reach $4,000. The
democrats have elected tour members of Con-
gress, only one, in the fourth district, being III
doubt In this district it is believed Juige
Welsel, republican nominee, is elected. Fred
eric county, which gave 5000 democratic ma
jority last election, has gone republican. Ez-
Governor Swami is elected to Congress in the
Sd district by about 5000 majority, running be-
hind the ticket over 1000 in his district.
NoBTM CAROLINA.
RALEIGH, Nov 4.-The election yesterday
passed off quietly throughout the State. The
returns come in slowly Wake county gives
Grant majority of 405; democratic gain $50
~ l,.,, Al
republican 10 OF 579. Franklin county re-
ported for Seymour by 200 majority; democrat
ic gain AGO. johnson county is reported for
Seymour by small majority. Baden coun-
ty shows small democratic gain; Robson
county has democratic ma jor;ty of 10, gain OF
433; Edgecom5 county shows 1884 republican
majority, republican gain 2; Contest county
has gone for ST.. moor by so majority, gain OF
60; Warren county shows republican major
fly of 1000. No returns have been received
from the We>tern counties, and not enough
other returns to determine the result in the
State election. Sbober's election to Congress
is conceded by the republicans.
WILMINGTON, Nov. 4.-The democrats claim
the State for S ymour. The Morning Star es-
, Inmates the republican majority at 5000. The
election of Shober in the 9th district is certain.
His competitor was Hon. N. Boyden. The
democrats are also certain that Durham is
elected in the 9TH district. Returns received
here show democratic gain on the con yen
ton vote of 5000. The democratic gain in Pitt
county is 600, and in Robson county over 400
= Richmond, Ansou, Columbia, Wilson. Nash,
Wayne, Halifax, Johnston, Cum -eraDd, Samp
son, Duplin and Onslow counties all show
democratic gains. Meek, enburg, Rowan and
Cabarrus counties show republican gains
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4-Seymour's reported
majority in Kings county is 1879. Hoffman
runs about 1900 ahead OF Seymour.
Goal Ay.z rIulnh nfI
500 majority; those voting for Seymour give
about l47 900 majority; making Grant ahead
on the popular vote 3l2,50O.
Fox, for Congress, has 1926 majority; an /
Brooks II 1923 majority.
Greene, Democrat, is elected to Congress in
the tenth district oyer Van Wyck, Republican,
by $50 majority. The election will probably
he contested on the ground OF alleged fraudu'
lent naturaliZaticns.
Revised figures of the election in this State
up to midnight tonight give Seymour 1858 ma
j.rity in the State.
The Tribune comedies the State to Seymour
hv upwards of 5000 and Hoffman, by 10000. 1t
claims the Assembly Republican by six ma
jority.
The World figures Seymour's majority 0743
and Hoffman's 1887. 1t claims four Demo
cratic majority in the Assembly.
ALBANY, Nov. 4-The Albany Journal con-
cpdes the State to Seymour by 5000, and to
Hoffman bv 10000. Il claims the Assembly to
be "a Republicans to 81 Democrats.
The Argus claims 10000 majority for sey-
mour and $4,000 for Hoff nan, and comedies the
Assembly to be Republican by a small majority.
Nav JERSEY.
New YORK, NOV. The 7rh ward of Jer-
sew CITY, which is thinly settled district. y0l.
ed yesterday as follows: Grant 1871, Seymour
1855. It is claimed that this is tw ce the num-
Der of people in the ward. The defeated Re.
publcaus who ran in that district will confess
the election.
TRENTON, Nov. 4-The Democratic electora
tickle, is elected and also Governor and tou
ConoressneU. This is the opinion Of tn
Democratic Committee. Reports say there
only one Democratic Congressman elected
Neither party can give majority, ana DOT
say it is small.
The result in this State as flE as ascertained
figures Up about $500 majority for Eapdoloi
democratic candidate Tor Governor. The dem
ocratic electors have about $500.
NEWARK, Nov. 4-The returns are yer
close and incomplete. Seymour carries tn
State by about 1000 majority, and Randolph
democrat, tor Governor, by about z5Ou; I'll
Senate has II democrats and y repuohcan'
and the Assembly - democrats and - reput
licans The democratic majority on jJi@t pa
lot is z, which sends a democrat to the Y
Senate in place on Frelinghuysen Moore II
muhlcan. for Congress, is elected in the Is
district. by about 5000 majority; Haieht dem
q ocrat. in the 81 district, by about 5000 MAORI
majority. Hill. republican, is 100 ahead in th
4th district and probably elected, Tut by
close vote CiegeIand, democrat, in the st
district. IS elected By over 1000 majority owe
Halsey, who will contest the vote.
YEBRAsKA.
OMAHA. Nov. 8-Complete returns frol
eirht cnnnties in Nebraska give a republics