The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-05
NAV YORK.

New YoRE, November An fifty
districts ia this city, the vote exceed
ed the registration by from 20 to 0O.
At the last election the vote exceeded
the registration in only two or three
districts by a small number, which
were readily corrected.
The report that the Ocean House
at Newport, Rhode Island, was
tirely destroyed by fire on Saturday
night. il without foundation.
The Times says; At the hour of
going to press with our first edition
the chances favor the success of Grant
and Colfax in New York and New
Jersey, by small majorities. The
footings as between the Republican
and Democratic counties in New
York SO closely approximate each
other on the electoral ticket, as now
reported and estimated, that we
scarcely feel justified in saying that
New York has gone for Grant. though
we have strong faith that the correc,
ton of the figures yet to be made Will
insure this result.
New Hampshire gives Grant about
5000 majority. =
A few additional returns from this
State, up to noon, do not materially
/ alter last nights figures. The state
| has gone Democratic by from 5,OOO to
4 10 600. Oneida County gives LEU
majority for Grant. Later returns
from Kings County show 1889 ma
ioTitv for Seymour. Niagara County
gives Grant 381 majority. Fulton
County gives Grant 700 majority.
NEW YoRK, Nov 4.-The Tribune
saw at $50 A. NJ, that the returns for
Governor are far from complete, but
Hoffman's majority In the city can
not fall far short of $1,000.
The World claims 7,215 majority
for Seymour in New York State. The
World also claims in New Jersey the
election of a Democratic Governor,
four Congressman. and a United
States Senator. The World gives
Hofman's majority in the city q
1888, and Seymour's at 1891; In
Brooklyn. Seymour 10,O76.
The Tribune says the States know
to have chosen electors to vote fol-
Grant are as follows: Maine, 5000
New Hampshire. 5000; Massachu.
sets, $4,000; Rhode Island, 5000
Connecticut. 1900; Vermont. 10000
Pennsylvania, 10000; West Virginia
.l8.OOO; Ohio, 81. 900; Indiana, 10000
Illinois, 10000; Michigan, $4,000
WISCONSIN, 10000; Iowa, 40. 1000; Ne
kbraska, 1000; Tennessee, 10000
California, $780, Nevada, LOCO; Mis-
souri,, 10000 Kansas, 5000; Nortl
Carolina, 10000; Minnesota. 5000.
This is more than tWo-thirds OF tn
whole number of electors. The State
known to have chosen the electors :
vote for Seymour and Blair are as fol
lows Kentucky $4,000; Maryland
40 1000; Delaware, 1000; Louisiana
q, 1000; Georgia probably 10000, an
Oregon, 1900. OK YsfzA3 raAHa q
The World claims Alabama b.
10000, Arkansas by 5000. Delawar
by 1000, Georgia by 10000, Kentuck
/, by $1,000, Louisiana by 10000, Mary
land by 10000, New Jersey by 8,00(
New York by 5000, North Carofin
by 5000, Oregon by 5000, South Care
lima by 5000. We regret to add tia
8 the probabilities, at this hour Q
writing this paragraph, seem agains
the success of Mr.. John A. Griswol
5 for Governor.
s The Seventh Ward, Jersey City,
/ sparsely settled district, voted yester
I day as follows: Grant 167; SeymOl
l,I65. 1t is claimed that this
: twice the number of people in tt
d ward. The defeated Republicans wi
q contest the election. t-ffI e1u "