The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-11-04
THE ET,EETTnT

THE ELECTION.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 3.-The total vote will b
smaller than in October, though it is generally con
cedcd that Grant will have a majority in the city
Complete returns from the tenth ward-Grant s3;
majority. At the same hour in October, GOT.
| The above is from Radical source. The following
| is from important sources1 $3.50
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-Everything quiet. Larg'
vote being polled Republican judges are throwing
out naturalization papers, and Democratic jagdes re
criyng them. Tile vote will stand about the same al
at the last election. The ssnlt in the city is consid
| cred doubtful.
New goRg, Nov s-The election is progressing
quietly here. Brooklyn voting quiet The poll vii
reach within $4,000 of the registration. No indica
! tion of riots anywhere. Every precauton has beer
taken to preserve the peace Some, but very few
arrests for Illegal voting Tie weather continues de
| lishtful. ~ -..
/ WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-5tl ward Philadelphia
! Democratic loss l45. Cd ward, New York-Demo
cratic loss 81 Private dispatch SAYS Alegany county
/ has gone J. 900 for Grant. Partial returns from
/ Philadelphia, indicate 5000 Radical minority. Port
| land Maine-Republican majority, 1902. Republican
gain, IA; Bah-Repuhlican majority, 675; gain
| al. Saeo, Malne-Rcpublican majority 496; gain S4
Eighteen points i'll North Carolina reported only six
Of Which show Democratic majortes, and light az
compared with Republican majorities at other points
New Hampshire and Connecticut go for Grant. But
Ter is elected Radical majority in Maine estimated al
5p,UUU. IihOQe lSanu gives an increased
ty. All Republican wards of Philadelphia show nm in
creased majority for Grant. Eighth ward, New York
Democratic majority, 2ts5. Boston gives 1000 Re
publican majority Third ward, lphia-Demo
cratic majority, 1914 It'll ward Republican majority
! II! Sth ward, 246; 18th ward, 1915. Altoona
| Penn, gives 81 Republican gain 18th ward, Phila
delphia- Democratic majority, ia A. Grow, chair
man of the Republican Central Committee, claims the
city by 1000 majority.
(! Returns fyqna half gcw York city show 900 ma
;crity Chester City, Pa, shows Republican gain Of
! u. Wallace, chairman of Democratic committee,
comedies Philadelphia to the Radicals by decided
| majority. Fourteen wards show 2SS Radical gain.
Montgomery, Ala, Republican majority 1000; Dali
las, 5000; Barbour, 1900. State doubtful so far.
Columbia, Pa Republican majority "a; Getteys-
burg, l16
Connecticut Thirty one towns show 1000 Republi-
can gain. New Haven city gives 81 Republican gain.
Chester county, Pa, Republican majority 1900 New
Hampshire about 900 for Grant. Ohio and Indiana
show increased Republican gains on October election.
Allegheny county, IL districts show Republican gain
of 1900. Hartford, Conn.,, Democratic majority GA,
Republican gain AZ.
Poughkeepsie New York, shows 342 Republican
GAIN Auburn ditto 265; Binghanton ditto 1872; Lock
port ditto 1885, Elmira ditto 50; Troy ditto ll6 Nor
wch, Republican majority 95, Republican gain of
Sc; Oxford, Republican majority Sc, Republican gain
H. Booncsville, Oneida comfy Republican majority
I'll, Republican gain ID; Madison county, first dis
Broom coanty, Einghamton, Republican majority 100;
Columbia county, Hudson, Democratic minority 225,
Democratic gain IS; New York city slL ward, Demo
cratic majority 2iS5, Republican gain 1866 of 81
West Chester county, Democratic majority 200, Dem
ocratic gain III; Mount Ks county, Republican
jority 9s; Ponghkeepse, Republican majority sos,
Republican gain 274; Ketchum, Radical, elected to
Congress and IIedgenan, Republican, to the Assembly.
City of Lockport, Democratic majority 3d. 10th ward,
New York city, Democratic majority 1911, Democratic
gain lss. Auburn city gives Republican majority
of 672.
York county, Penn, Democratic majority 27oo, Re
publican gain 400; Allentown, PENN Democratic
mojosity Is, Republican gain 49, WilksbaTe borough,
Penn, Republican majority 81.
New York City-Total vote will not be far from So,
66A.- Se5sEeans.s ma nrtH ID. GOO.
Maine-full returns show Republican majority OF
$1,000. .-
lpha-Twcnty wards show Republican gain
of 1000. Three of five of the other eight wards
Republican wards.
Erie city, Penn Republican majority 400, Repub-
can gain Is Carlisle City, Penn, Democratic MAJOR
lty 1876, RepuE)llcan gain Is.
North observation-disclosures from 20 towns show Re
publican majority of 1914.
Connecticut-R Returns indicate $500 Republican ma
ority. Catasagua borough gid Republican majority,
Democratic gain 2.
Pennsylvania will give Republican majority Of at
least 1000. G. 4. Grow, Chairman State Republic
can Committee says Pennsylvania will give $4,000
Republican majority.0
Maryland Baltimore gives about $4,000 Demo
cratic majority.
Wallace, Chairman State Democratic Central Com
mite gives Pennsylvania up for ] s. 900 Republican
Connecticut-56 towns show Republican gain of
2357. State will give 1000 Republican majority.
MaryIlnd-S districts in Mieomco county give
a Democratic majority of 357
Observation-Disclosures county gives Republican
majority of 200; Republican gain Of 5o;i Dauphn
Han,
450; York county, Democratic majority, 1900 Demo-
cratic gain, 267; Scranton City, Democratic majority,
1872; Democratic gain, 1862; Miiflin county, five dis
tricts show Republican gains of AZ.
West Virgnia-2o townships show large Republi-
can gains. The State probably gone 5000 for the
Republicans. -@re
Massachusetts, Banks and Boutwell,, Republicans,
reelected by increased majorities
New Jersey-Mercer county, Democratic majority, /
5000. g zaa5
Pennsylyvania-Nearly full returns from Philadel-
phia, show Republican majority of 1000.
Ohio-The Republican majority will be over $4,000. |
Indiana--All the counties in northern Indiana,
show Republican gains.
Ilinois-Chicago has gone Republican 1000 ma
ority. s.-gs,e
Kentucky Louisville city, Democratic majority
I478. Twelve towns in Kentucky show Republican
san of about 500. ..
Nebraska-Returns Indicate the State has gone Re-
PUBLICAN by 45j0. --s5-s
Observation-Disclosures indicate Republican majority Of
u, 900. - ~ &
Losses and gains i'll New York are based on the cleo
ion of 1866. 4
All returns from Ohio and Indiana, without excep-
ion, show large Republican gains. lndana-returns
rom sixty-seven townships give Republican gain of
Ol8 Gains at the same ratio throughout the State
gill give Republican majority of II, 900. .z,
Returns from New York State in slowly
Grant doubtless carries the State. Democratic gain
or Governor. In Griswad county, Republican candi-
late for governor behind Grant about per cent
rant carries the State by about 10 009.
Wsconsin-From sixty towns indicate State has
one 5000 for Grant.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Nov. 3.-Negroes appeared in great
numbers when the polls opened and took entire pos
ession. Every white man who came to vote was
dubbed away. Fnally.a fight commenced and the
egroes were driven back, and the whites then CON-
nenced to vote. in few minutes the negroes rallied
nd attacked the whites. negro deliberately drew
pistol and shot policeman in the stomach MORALLY
rounding him. Firing then became general in the
rowd. The police then came to preserve order. The
egroes fought then desperately. Finally the police
sed their PISTOLS when the negroes broke run Five
egroes killed and several wounded. -Four policemen
ounded, one fatally. A young lady residing in
ouse, opposite the court house, wounded by ball
hich came in through window, but not dangerously
rouble anticipated tonight.