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, receive twenty thousand less than Bucka-
: lew in October.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.--Twems-
wards in this city give Grant 10000 nty
jority. Nine words to hear from.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-Scattering re-
turns from the interior Of the State show
a gain for Grant over the Governors vote.
Grants majority in the city, except the
zotn ward, is a, 306, he carries every ward
in the city.
Western Pennsylvania.
PiTTsBURG, Nov. 5.-The election in
this city is passing off in a remarkably quiet
manner, and there is little to indicate that
the nnal contest for the Presidency. is in
progress. The vote pOlled during the fore
noon was comparatively light. At O'Clock
me aggregate vote in twenty one wards ia
rI 66a and Allegheny City gave Grant
oOoo Greeley, 1901. Travel was suspen
ded on the eitizens' passenger railway this
forenoon on account of the horse disease.
ERIE, PA, Nov. 5.-Comparatively
lille interest is taken in the election.
Inc Republicans will not poll large vote,
and from present indications hot more
tnsh nity per cent. of the Democratic vote
will be cast.
|
western counties of the State show that
he election passed off quietly and that Z
comparatively light vote has been polled.
The Republicans have made heavy gaios
over the October election. The number Of
districts heard from in Allegheny county
Indicate that the Republican majority viii
approximate 5000 Twelve wards IL
| Pittsburg give gain for the Republicans
of l,559. Lower wards in Allegheny City
give Republican gain Of 2,193.
| CINCINNATI, o., Nov. 5.-Fourleen
wards and precincts Of this city give $50
Republican gain. Republican gains in eV-
eLy ward and precinct heard from but one.
| There is au increased vote in the city.
LATER.-Returns from 20 wards and
precincts in the city show 562 Republican
gain. Similar changes in the remainder of |
the county would reduce the Democratic
majority 10 about 1900.
Delaware.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. 5.--The Re- |
publicsns claim the State by 800 to 1000 |
Maryland.
BALTIMORE, Md, Gov. 5.-The election |
is progressing quietly. A very heavy vote |
is being polled.
District of Columbia.
! WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov. 5.-Business |
in the Government Department seems |
| suspended. No cabinet meeting TO-DAY,
Attorney General Williams was The onlv |
head OF department. who called on the |
| President. All the others are absent. |
A few kilograms were received at the Ex- |
| ecutive Mansion, principally from Penn !
| sylvania, giving information regarding that !
State. One of them is from Senator Cam |
eron. Collector Casey and Marshal |
| Packard telegraph hopefully from New |
| Orleans, but says that five DAYS will be /
| required to ascertain the result in Louis |
lana. The city wears holiday appearance.
Virginia.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, Nov. SIN Alex |
andria city there is tie vote between Gree
| ley and Grant. Harris Conservative in |
| It'll district is elected to Congress. Hamil- |
| ton, Conservative in the 65h district is also
elected.
North Carolina.
RALEIGH, Nov. Sit is estimated that
| there will be falling of of 30 per cent
from the August vo-e in this city.
WILMINGTON, n. c., Nov. Sat the |
vote 10 tire, wards showed gains for Gree
ley on the rate of last August in two negro |
wards There is heavy falling off in Lhe |
vote of both parties with indications of Gree
ley gains.
RALEIGH, n. c., Nov. 5.-Raleigh gives
Grant $40 majority gain 81 on the Cald-
we'll vote.
Salisbury gives Grant II majority gain
on the Caldwell vote.
WILMINGTON, n. q, Nov. 5.-One hun
dred registered whites failed to vote at
Goldsboro. Unofficial returns from all the |
wards of Wilmington give Grant 900 ma
JoTlLy q conservative gain of 46.
WILMINGTON, n. o., Nov. 5.-Scattering |
| returns from different portions OF the State
indicate that North Carolina has gone for
Grant. The Conservatives concede the |
State to the Republicans by 5000 majority.
RALEIGH, n. c., Nov. 5.-PartIal re-
turns from about twenty-five counties indi-
cate that the State bias gone for Grant be-
tween 5000 ald 5000 majority, with
largely decreased vote.
south Carolina.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 5.-Returns from
various portions of South Carouns indicate
that Grant has carried The State BY |
heavy majority. The white vote was re-
markably light. CIR eley, 10 the city, falls
about $40 besild SeymOu's vote.
Georgia.
AUGUSTA, GA, Nov. 5.--Greeley's ma
j1TI5y III this city VIII be about 300, ana in
the county 500 majority. In the Sth Dis
tiic5 it Will probably reach 1900. GenI
a. L. " right, Democrat, is elected to Con-
gress by large majority.
CONCORD, \. H, Nov. 5.-EgLt towns
give Grant 1905 and Greeley Il, 80; scat
JeTing 167.' The same towns gave, in 1868,
Grant 1891, Seymour Is, T0Z.
ATLANTA, Nov. 5.-GTee.ey probably
carried the state by twenty Thousand.
The Democratic Congressman are elected.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 5-The returns thus far
arc meagre. The official count from the
State a. large Cannot be had tonight. The
indications are that Greaiey's majority will
be about $4,000.
Florida
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Nov. 5.-Partial
returns of the election to-day have been re-
ceived, indicating the election Of BIakhsm,
Liberal, for Governor.
Alabama,
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Nov. 5.-The cleo J
ton is progressing quietly.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. 5-The returns thus
far are meagre. The indications are that
the State Is for Greeley and the Liberal
State ticket.
NEW YORK, Nov. "a semi-officiaI dis
patch from Washington says Alabama gave
10000 for Grant.
Mississippi.
Como, Miss, Nov. 5.-Ths Republican
majority here is 365, and in the county
probably 700. :
OAKLAND, Miss, Nov. 5.-Grant, 14O;
Greeley, 20.
SENATOBIA, Nov. 5-Grant's majority
is l05. For Congress-Hawes, Repu0i- l
can, 81 majority. Z
OKALoNA, Nov. 5.-TOtal vote 932.
Grant, G35; Greeley, 297. Congress
Barry, Republican, 635; Boiling, Demo- 3
crat, 297. Republican majority 333. I
ABERDEEN, Miss, Nov. 5.-Three pre- /
cincls, including this city, give Repuoli- [
can majority of 700-a small Democratic b
gain.
Saltio gives Greeley Ga majority.
In Brook Haven, Grants majority is 1913. Fl
Lynch, Republican, over Casseriy SO. The q
election passed of quietly. q
In Crawford, Grant 81, Greeley 81
For COngress-Barry 80, Boiling 80, Hen
dnrsOn IA :,