The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-11-05

State show Republican gains, While
those from the central portion of the
State show Democratic gains. The in
dication are that the State is Republi-
can by forty-fve to fifty thousand ma
jority. The First,Second, Third, Fourth,
Fifth, Sixth and Seventh districts elect
Republican congressman. In the
Eighth. Cullom, Republican. is proba-
bly, defeated. The DEMOCRATS carry tie.
Ninth, Tenth and Eleventh districts.
Returns are meagre from the Twelfth
and Thirteenth.
CHICAGO, Observation-Disclosures
flom thecity are not yet complete. The
latest figures are 5,374 Repu blican ma
jority.
Ohio.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 3--10.1O, p. M.-Full
returns from all the wards in this city
give Grant a majority of 1896, a gain
over the October elections of 3,622.-
Grants majority in Hamilton county
will not be much less than 5000.
COLUMBUS. Nov. 4--2.15, A. M.-The
city has Republican gain of 500 and
the county over a thousand. The State
will so over 10000 majority. The city
is all ablaze with excitement. The tam
ners and citizens formed in very large
procession at II o'clock, and marched
through the principal streets, carrying
torches.
a considerable display. of fireworks
is going on. All passed off quietly dur
ing the day, and before 10 o'clockevery
Democrat had sneaked away. Our gain
in the Ninth Ward alone was 156. So
much for the illegal votes cast at the
State election.
The estimated majority in the State
is $1,000.
Miami county, complete, gives Grant
1,300 majority; Republican gain of
34o.
COLUMBUS, Nov. 4.--The Republican
majority will probably reach 50,000.-
One third Of the State heard from, with
Republican gain of IL 600.
Massachusetts.
Boston, November 3.-All over
this state Grant has made heavy
gains over the Republican vote of
last year, and his majority will prob
ably be in the neighborhood Of
10000 1every city gives a large
Republican majority. Boston gives
between 5000 and 1000, Chelsea 1, $50
New Bedford 1,S0O, Cambridge
abont 1000 and Charlesto WI 100 or
800. Hooper. Republican, for Con
gress, has over $500 majority
Twichell, Republican, in the Third
district, has about 1000 majority.
In the Fifth district Butler has a
large majority in every city and
town heard from, and his total ma
jority must largely exceed that of
last election. Bankssand Boutwell,
are elected by very large majorities.
The vote for Adams. for governor,
show a heavy decrease from last
year.
The vote of Boston is Grant
1921, Seymour 1901. Butler
has majority over all of G,246.
Boston, Nov. 3-11 P. M.-One
hundred and ninety three towns
give Grant 1o5, ,243, and Seymour
43, 1865, Giants majority 52,67S.
Private telegrams from General
Bntler's district state that, Judging
from the voting thus far, he will be
elected by a large majority.
Tennessee.
CINCINNATI, November ii 30 A
M-Nashvilie, 1000 Republican
majority. Gallatin 200 Republican
majority.
Minnesota.
/ Returns from Minnesota are mea
gre. The Republicans claim the
state by about7 900 majority vii
son, Democrat is reported elected
over Donnelly and Andrews Ne
gro suffrage is adopted by two tc
three thousand majority.
Florida,
TALLEHAssA, November s.
Florida cast her electoral vote to
day, for Grant and Colfax. Gran
40; Seymour 8.
Michigan.
i HUDSON, Nov 3.-Republican m:
joiity here about $50.
DETROIT, Nov. "A telegram
from the chairman Of the State Cen
trail Committee says scattering re
turns show Republican gains ovel
i 1866. Republican majority in tht
State probably $4,000.
DETROIT, Nov 3.-Scattering re
turns so far from all parts of State
show considerable Republican gain!
over the vote of 1866. The Stat,
will probably give Grant 10000 ma
jority.
In the first district for Congress
Mills (Democrat) runs ahead of hi;
ticket; will have 1900 majority il
this county, and will reduce Bea
mans majority to about | 800.
Returns from three wards of De
troit city show small Republican
gains.
Republicans claim the State fol
Grant by 25, 1000 majority, and tina
all of the six Congressman are re
elected.
DETROIT, Nov. 4.-Miehigan viii
give Grant thirty thousand. Th'
delegation in Congress will be unan
} imous.y Republican. In the frs
district Beaman's majority is yer,
much reduced, and will probably b.
thousand. The majority in th
sixth district is also much reduced
Ferry, stoughton and Blair hav
very large majorities. The Legisla
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