The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-04

Tlppecsnoe county, one township, Repu
lican gain OF 10.
Clark county, ten townships, Democrat
majority of 81; 10 gain.
Montgomery county, one townshig, DEM
cratic gain Of 10.
Putnam county. four townships, Rerubl
can gain OF 3.
WHsELIsG, W. ", Nov. 8.
Returns rom twenty townships show
large Republican gains over the October vote
The Republican State Committee clsir
tie State by 5000.
BrRIISGTos, VT, Nov. 8.
Returns of this city give Grant 7o7, an
Seymour 439.
SAVANNAH, Ca, Nov. 8.
/ The negroes appeared in great number
| when the polls opened this morning and tool
entire possession of the polling places. Thi
continued till about seven o'clock. Ever,
white man who came to the polls Wa
dubbed away. Finally fight commenced
and the negroes were driven back by tn.
/ whites, who then commenced to vote. In {
few minutes the negroes rallied and attacked
the whites The negroes deliberately drew
pistols and shot man in the stom
ach, mortally wounding him. The firing
| then became general The police came to
preserve order. The negroes then tough,
desperately. Finally the police used pistols,
| when the negroes broke and run. Five me-
groes we're killed and several wounded. Four
policemen were wounded, one mortally. A
young lady, residing in : house opposite the
Purt House, was also shot by ball which
| came through the window, but not danger
ously hurt. Trouble j. anticipated tonight.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.
In the following election returns the COM
parsons are with the vote polled at the Octo-
ber election:
Fifth ward, Philadelphia, Seymour has a
majority 0. 9i2; rep gain 45.
Lltchield, Conn, Seymour 800; Grant
278: vote last year, dem 1868 !; rep 3o2.
Waterbury. CT, dem vote 1,l37; rep j.
002; vote last year, dem l.175; rep $50.
Middlebury, rep vote Al; dem 02; vote
last year. dem 66 repe1
Naugatuck, Sey our BOG Grant POI vote
last year, dem 3l4 rep 202.
Madison gives ~ maj for Grant; last year
dem 226; rep 235.
Lynn, Grants maj 10; vote last year, dem
rep 141.
I'D Saybrook, Grant 1871; Seymour 81 ;
last year, dem log rep ia.
Montville, Conn, Grant l02 maj; last year,
179 rep 227.
Grafton Grant 156 maj; last year, dem
4lG rep 3s3.
Waterford, Seymour SO maj; last year,
dem 254; rep 1T.
East Lynn, Seymour 81 maj; last year,
dem 160, rep 1876.
-,orwich, Grant l61s; Seymour ,215; last
year, dem r35; rep ,444.
II =, /,
dem 2T5; rep 23o.
Walcott, Seymour 66; Grant Al; last year,
dem So; rep SO.
Woodbury., Grant 264; seymodr 2l3; last
year, dem PA; rep 265.
INDIASAPoLIs, Nov 8.
Returns from 65 townships give rep gain
of 1,o18, and the gain in the State al his
me rate will give Grant majority of II or
$1,000.
RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. 5.
The city has gone largely Republican. In
the lat Congressional District 4 Conservative
is elected
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 8.
The Stat eublican Committee claim the
State by 81 10000 majority.
DETROIT, Nov. 8.
Scattering returns so far, from ell parts of
the State, show considerable Republican
gain over the vote of 1866. The State will
probably give Grant 10000 majority.
Iu the FIRST District, for Congress, Mills,
Democrat, runs ahead Of his ticket and will
have 1900 majority in this county, and will
reduce Beaman's majority TO about 1900.
Returns from three wards in Detroit
show q small Republican gam.
Connecticut returns to hand show that the
Republicans have carried the State by 1000
or 5000 majority.
BosToN, Nov. 8
All over this State Grant has made heavy
gains over ths Republican vote of the year,
aad his majority will probably be IN the
of $4,000. Every city gives a
Boston gives between 5000 and
1900: Chelsea, 1850; New Bedford, 1900;
Cambridge about 1000, and Charlestown 700
or 500. The Republican candidate for Con-
gress has $500 majority in the 5th District
Butler has large majority in every city and
town heard from, and his total majority must
largely exceed that Of last election Banks
and Boutwell, are elected by large majorities.
The vote for Adams for Governor shows a
heavy decrease from last year.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 3.
Montgomery county gives 1000 Republic
can majority, but the State will probably be
carried by the Conservatives.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 3.
Business generally suspended; all quiet
around the polls. The Democrats will pro-
brbly carry tie city by q small majority for
Seymour The Republicans are confident
that the State will 60 for Grant, Returns
from the interior towns indicate Republican
majori,ies. Nothing from Nevada or Oregon.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 3.
Since this morning all has been quiet. 1t
is impossible to say who is ahead until the
ectual count is made. AT Apee-Chee pre-
eiact, the negroes to the number Of 1000,
armed with muskets, shot guns and pistols,
took possession of the polls and allowed no
Democratic negroes TO vote. The whites
who were allowed 10 vote, had to do SO un
der guard. All qui il. the city.
OMAHA, Nov. 8.
This city gives Republican gain of 252.
Returns from different parts of the State in
3icate Republican gains, ard Republican
II rlty Of over 1000
CHICAGO, Nov. 8.
Returns from Cook county indicate Re
publican majority of about 5000.
Fai,feld county, Connecticut-Danbury
sa8 for Grant; Seymour 765. Las year dem.
734: rep. 7s4
Be,hel-Grant 2a5; Seymour 159. Last
year dem 1885, rep. 228.
Newtown-Grsnt 268; Seymour 48l. Last
year dem. 434; rep. 275.
New Fairfield Grant II, Seymour ll5.
Last year de n. lis. rep. 80.
Brookfeld-Grant IL; Seymour 152. Last
year dem. 164; rep. los.
rorcopn II aot