Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-11-06
Alexandria.
PENNSYLVANIA.
MekeespOrt.

MckeespOrt.
NICKEEsPoRT, November 5.-Grant's
majority, 3S9.
Erie.
ERIE, November 5.-There Is COM
paratively little interest taken in the
election. The Republicans will not poll
a large vote, and from present indica-
tions not NOR than fifty per cent. of the
Democratic vote v i'll be cast.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, November 5.-The
returns from all the wards but one up to
ten o'clock this morning give Grant 2l,-
6l3 majority. 1t is estimated that Gree
ley will receive twenty thousand less
votes than Buckalew in October.
Radical Gains Immense.
The returns from the interior of the
State show immense gains over the Oc-
tober elections. The Republican ma
jority cannot be much less than one
hundred thousand.
The election is progressing very quiet
ly; the vote cast so far is smaller than
usual. Democrats are making no effort,
some are even voting for Grant. In
seven precincts, taken unfortunately
in the firstthree hours vote, stood Grant
54l, Greeley, 161.
Harrisburg.
HARRISBURG, November 5.-The re-
turns thus far received indicate q large
Republican gain over the October cleo
ton. Pennsboro, Cumberland county,
gives l9l majority for Grant, a gain of
4. Shippensburg gives l4S majority
for Grant Philipsburg, Centre county,
gives 90 majority for Grant. BellefOnt,
l26 Republican gain, y over Hartranft.
Harrisburg give 1855 majority for Grant,
a gain Of 600. Middlet5wn give "a ma
jority for Grant, gain of 100. Dauphin
county, $500 for Grant, Republican gain
of 1910 over October election. The
state has probably gone 20, 600 for Grant.
The election was the most quiet ever
held in the State.
PittSburg.
CINCINNATI, November 5.-The
CtrOHicle's PittsbuTg special says re-
turns up to ten o'clock from twelve
wards give Grant 1884, and Greeley 493.
PITTsBURG, November 5.-The cleo
ton in this city is passing off in q re-
markably quiet manner, and there is
little to indicate that the final contest
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vote polled during the forenoon was
comparatively light. At one o'clock
the aggregate vote in twenty-one wards
in Pittsburg and Allegheny City gave
Grant 60S3, and Greeley l60l.
Reports from the Western counties Of
the State show that the election passed
off quietly, and that a comparatively
light vote has been polled. The Repub-
ff.aa M hor-a T,aaEa haax-r- rrafraa ,r-ar tho
October election. The number Of dis
tricts heard from in Allegheny county
indicate that the Republican majority
will approximate $1,000. Twelve wards
in Pittsburg give Grant 1926, Greeley
1910; Republican majority 26l6, gain
for the Republicans of 1858. The lower
wards in Allegheny City give Grant
444l, Greeley l235; Republican gain of
2l93.
The Thirty-first ward, Pittsburg, gives
Grant ia; Greeley, Is; majority 80.
Fifth precinct, Grant, "a; Greeley, Is;
majority 50; Republican gain, IS.
Thirty-second ward, Grant, 245; Gree
ley, 80; majority 2l5.
Mcclure township, Grant, l27; Gree
ley, 35; Republican majority 92 Lower
Mcclure township, Grant, l56; Greeley,
10; Republican majority IS.
Cumberland county gives Grant 300
majority, a gain Of 773; Lancaster coun-
ty gives Grant 1900 majority, gain Of
22l Lycoming county gives Grant 500
majority, gain Of 726; Berks county,
Reading City, gives Grant 1859 ma
jority, gain Of 1892 over the October
elections; Greeley's majority in the
county is $500; Republican gain OF
$500; Delaware county gives Grant 2OO0
majority, gain Of 1000.