Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-11-10
NEW YORK.


1868 for Governor, of thirty pei
cent, and a corresponding increase
in the Republican vote. The Sixth
District of the Sixth Ward gives
Hoffman 1877; in 1868 it gave Sey.
mour 705.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, Nov. 8.-Onon.
dago county, Twenty-third Congress
sional district. First ward, Hof
man, 255; Second ward, Hoffman
253; Third ward, Mccarthy, Demo.
crat, BOG; Fourth ward, Woodford
1873, Mccarthy, 159; Sixth ward
Duell, Republican, So; Seventh ward
Hoffman, SO, Mccarthy, Democrat
134.
Rawlings : The majority fol
Ketchum is 191.
New York City : The Second
ward which gave Seymour 1885
gives Hoffman 1877. 5000
Poughkeepsie-The Republican
gains in the 18th Congressional dis
trict are very heavy. Ketchum, Re
publican, is certainly reelected by 9
large majority. The First ward gives
a majority of 65 for VIM. H. Phil
lips, Democrat for Congress. The
Republican majority in this city fol
Ketchum is $50, a gain in the city Of
5SS for Ketchum. The indications
are that Ketchum, Republican, is
reelected to Congress in the 18th
District by at least 800 majority, 8
Republican gain over 1868 of 375.
Seneca Connty-Seneca Fall, sc
majority, Tyne AZ for Hoffman;
Lods, Woodford 30; Covet, Hoff
man 81; Junius, % for Woodford
Bufalo-The following has beer
received from Niagara Falls, 2 80 P
N. Woodford was elected in this
city by a majority of ITO votes. Il
is fair to presume that "as goes Nj
agara, so goes the State"
[Signed] CT. F.
Oswego-The city gives 375 Re
publican majority.
New York, November 8, 8 80 p
MA few returns indicate the re
election of Oakley Hall as Mayor
though he runs far behind Hoffman
The election passed off without dis
turbance. Result of the State yet il
doubt, with a prospect Of the re
election of Hoffman as Governor
1t is impossible to say how the Con
gressional delegation will stand, az
the returns are yet incomplete.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BosToN, Nov. S.-Voting progres
ses quietly but actively. The vott
in Boston at noon stood: For Gov
ernor, Clafin, 1864; for Adams, 2,
400; for Phillips, 45S. For Con
gressman in the Third District,
Twitchell, Republican, 2,340; Gas
ton, Democrat, 1870; Cushing
Prohibitionist, 80, Bedford, Labor
Reform, II. Fourth District, Hoop.
er, 1,254; Morse, Democrat, 920;
Sargent, Labor Reform, 50.
BosToN, Nov. S.-Representatives
Twitchell and Hooper are reelected
to Congress from the Third and
Fourth Districts, comprising Bos-
ton, DC. Liz E-.
LOUISIANA. s..... .-
WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-A dispatch
to the Union Republican Committee
from Senator Kellogg, of Louisiana,
that New Orleans has gone
Republican by between 5000 and
1000 votes, and that the State OF
Louisiana is Republican by very
large majority. r ah.I
New ORLEANS, Nov. S.-The
Times special reports row at Baton
Rouge last night, in which two ne.
groes were killed, and severalwhites
and negroes wounded. Richland
parish gives Democratic majority o.
$50.
NEW JERSEY.
CAMDEN, N. j., Nov. S.-A fight
occurred to-day at the polls in New
ton township, Camden. Two col
cred men were shot and four white
men, named Long, Henry, Formar
and Stineman, badly injured. The
riot was suppressed by United States
Deputy Marshals.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Nov. S.-The election
is proceeding in the most orderly
manner. Up to the hour of 1:3C
P. NJ, no arrests were made, and 8
heavy vote is being polled.
Swann's Democratic )majority in
the Eighth ward, is 9S3; Ninth ward,
346; Eleventh ward, 256; Fifteenth
ward, %; Sixteenth ward, II; Nine.
teenth ward, 1856; Twentieth ward.
3O1.
TENNESSEE.
MEMPHIS, November THE city
elections passed off quietly. The
Democratic majority on the entire
ticket will be 1000, with one ward
yet to hear from. News from several
surrounding towns indicate small
gain for the Republicans.
DELAWARE.
WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. S-The
election in this city progressed up to
noon without disturbances. The
colored people generally are voting,
and seem earnest in asserting their
new rights. There are rumors of Sc
rious riots by white men at Odessa
and Smyrna 1t is stated that the
Deputy United States Marshals at
those places have been driven from
the ground, colored men prevented
from voting, and the ballot-boxes
seized.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. S.-There
has been more or less rioting in two
wards of this city during the after
noon, between crowds of white and
colored men. 1t is reported that a
number of persons were shot.
The only gold bank in operation
is at Boston.
The New York Evening Post has
a report that Secretary Boutwell,
will soon resign, and that Mr.. Del
ano will succeed him.
Gov. Senter, of Tennessee, has