Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-04

over the October election DIES. The ma
| jority In the county is about 8, 500 for
Grant. One hundred and six towns and
cities ip Pennsy lyania give Grant 5000 ma
joritY.
| NEW YORK, Nov. 8.
Kings countv-12 wards of Brooklyn
give Grant 1920; Seymour 1880; 10
wards to come, which gave last year about
| 1000 majority. Niagara county-Lock-
port, Sey ymour 1,217; Grant 1,15s; Republic
can gain 1927 q IA Tsa aEs1,T zFJr
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Nov. 8.
The result in the State is yet in doubt.
NEW YORK, Nov.3.
Connecticut-56 towns show a Republi-
can gain of 2557. The Republican major
ity in the State is estimated at3,500. Esf
CONCORD, N. H., Nov. 8. -
The State is claimed by the Republicans
| by 5000 majority.
DAYTON, Oct3.
Election returns received indicate that
Montgomery county will give 300 for
Grant, Republican gain of 500 over the
October election. Grants majority in
Dayton is 4O3, Republican gain of 2l9:
sO1 nO II CLEVELAND, O., Oct. 8. i
Lucas county, Ohio, complete, gives a
Republican gain of 800, Erie 400, Summit
$50.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.
Mr. Grow, Chairman of the State Com
mittee, says Pennsylvanial of Republican
by a majority of 1900
sLskHN CLEvELAND, o., Nov. 3.
Z A despatch from New York, dated 10 80,
says the Democratic claim the State for
Stoffman and the Republican for Grant.
Cannot give ANYTHING difinitive. Private
despatch claim Illinois for the Republican
by $4,000 majority. The city of Chicago,
give 1900 Republican majority, and Cook
County, $500 Republican majority.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.
Fifth ward S(oficial) sey noour 1854, a Re-
publican gain of 123. Sixth ward. Grant
500 Republican gain 1,0S7. Twelfth ward,
Grant 1s7, Republican gain 467. Chester
county reports a. majority Of 2I400 for
Grant. Dauphine county, complete, is re-
ported at 1,s00 Republican majority, a Re-
publican gain of 145. Harrisburg City
Grant 200 majority, Republican gain 81.
Schuylkill county, Eighth District, shows
Republican gain of 225. Philadelphia-
Seventeenthiwardsl, l,372 Democratic; Twen-
ty-eighth ward, Grant % majority. 4 Full
ton county is estimated at 300 for Seymour
NEW YORK, Oct. 8.
Observation-Disclosures county-Seven
soa;r III 9e9 fINtNff Hf'iNSIE ffSf11-F1T
RALEIGH, Oct. 8.
Twenty precincts show Republican ma
jority of 1,074.
NEW YORK, Nov. 8.
2fMajor General Slocum rs elected in9the
Sd Congressional district by over 1000 ma
iority.
~, - PORTLAND. Me- Nov! . 349P. M.
Seventystwo towns give Grant 27 1896,
Seymour l4,901. Grants majority is Il, AIS
against 9,072 in September.
AZ /, EsEESg OINcINNATI,, Nov. 8.
Scattering returns from Greene, Scioto,
Butler, Washington, Athens, Warren and
Ross counties show large. Republican, gains. /.
Hamilton county will give Grant 4, 900 ma
jority.
EVANSVILLE, Nov. 3. !
j. Grants majority 5, Republican gain of
% over October. IbA,oo 1871 'F 6aA
Ia ~. INDIANAPoLIs. Nov. 8.
In 7s towns heard from in Indiana show
a net Republican gain of LAS over the
October electioasT AT tine same ratio of
gain oversthe.S State Grants majority in the
State will be 14,0OO.
PROVIDENCE, Nov. 3.
Returns from xtte entire State, except
four towns, give Grant 10,940 and Sey mour
$40. Further returns will give Grant a
majority of about 5000. Thos. A. Jenckes
aud Nathan +. Dixon are elected to Con-
gress by "a lafSes majority Providence
city gives Grant 4,173 and Seymour 1,790,
a Republican majority Of 2 3s3., ,.tr
SAN Francisco. Nov. 8.
is quiet around the polls. The Democrats
will probably carry the city by a small
majority for 1Seymour.E TheC Republican
vote is unusuall yAlarge and they viii carry
a portion of the local ticket. The Repub-
licans are confident of the State for Grant.
Reports from interior towns. indicate Re
publican msjorities. Nothing from Nevada
or oHegon.goa .o5 5H r .saiyolqma
DETROIT, Oct. 8.
The Republicans claim the State for
Grant by 25,000 major and that six Re-
publican Congressmen are elected -
MAINE, Oct. 8.
Eighty-ene towns give Grant 81 ,225 and
Seymour 1922. Grants majority is l4,503,
net gain over September of 3,75S. This
indicates nearly s27,QQ0 majority in the
State against 20 600 in September, and an
aggregate vote of about liz, 500 against
130 766 in September.
1 / WHEELING, WEST Va, Nov.3.
Indications are that the State will give
Grant a majority as large as the RepubH-
can majority in 1866, which was 6 6662.
Only one point outside of the city thus Tar
reports Democratic gains. Wheeling city
and Ohio county give a. Democratic gain
of II in seven townships over the Octo-
Der vote. sS8Sp&oTSsM .,
EgeeOMAHA, Nov. 8.
Indications are that the State has gone
Republican over 1000 majority. Returns
show gains over the October election.
BALTIMORE, Oct. g. d.
Baltimore city gives Grant 9,O52 and
Seymour 2l,593. In the 81 district. for
Congress, Swami has II 96l and King 5,60S
In the 4th district the returns show adarge
Republican gain. In Washington, Fred
erick, Carroll and Allegheny counties the
Congressional contest is close. sB91sS u
.-t.o.sa NEW YORK, Midnight.
The Tribune estimates Seymour's mai jor-
ity in the State at $500, and Hoffman's con-
siderably' larger. The Republicans have
the Assembly. e
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 8. .
Returns come in slowly. Both parties
claim Congressman in the First District,
but the chances are in favor of Wells.
The constitutional amendment for negro
suffrage will be defeated in this county.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 8.
70 The election in this city passed off quiet
ly, there being no trouble of any kind and
no interference with voters. The negroes
of this city abstained almost totally from
voting. In the Fourth District, the strong
est Democratic District in the city, out of
4. 200 votes A, 100 were Democratic.
Throughout the country tue negroes
voted freely. Democratic majorities in all
localities heard from large.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 8.
As far as heard from the q election
throughout the State passed off quietly.
The vote of the city of Louisville is as fol-
lows: Seymour s. 1884. Grant /, ,406, Demo-
cratic majority of 7.47S, and Republican
gain of nearly 1000 since the August elec-