Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-06

Greeley 1852, Grant 1881. The districts already
reported embracing 236 election districts ont ~
DIS, give Greeley 10,SSO majority. For mavor
~ election districts give Hayemeyer 1909. law,
renee 6945, and 0'Brien 1905.
ROCHESTER,, y. Y, Nov. 5-The majority for
Grant IS 5000, republican gain oi 1923.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The 10th district oiyes
Greeley 1898, Grant 21gS; 18Th districf GrreIsv
22l1, Grant 1866; Goth district. Greeley 595S
hraut 394I 81 district Greeley 32f2 Grant
ii25i 9th district, Greeley $3.50, Grant 29ss
tricts Of the city is Is 29s
New YORK, Nov. 5-Two hundred and for,,-
towns and districts give Grant uer oein o3f
355b, his majority in the state win he abou+
10000. Dix is elected governor, with the resi- Of
ne IelupHcah STATE llc6et, by $4,000 to 30,0O0
similar majority. Outside of this civ and
Brooklyn, the democrats hardly secured more
than two congressional districts.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5-The WorlTs Ga.
innate at midnight is, that the old northern
states, with South Carolina and Missouri in ali
253 electoral votes, have declared for Cram
leaving lib electoral votes-alI from southern
States-lor Greeley. Grant will have At least
10000 in the state OF New York, Greeley run
nng behind Herman, and the state tickets at
least 10000 ahead. The liberal gains in the
rural districts are more than COMPENSATED by
Grant gains in cities of the state
HaVemeyer, at the time of writing seems IN
be elected mayor. The local officers elected
excepting mayor, are generally by the Tamlnany
democrats. The republicans have the lagislafnra
OF the state by working maorities
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The city elects II demo-
Gratis and liberals, and ten republicans TO the
assembly.
New YoRK-Latest- Mayoraltv. 400 distrcts
heard rom, with the following result: Have
never ~, l62, Lawrence 81, 96S O. Brien u sol
Inc fOllDMlOu * the result nf
Judiciary: Supreme court, Judge Davis; Supe
rior court, Judge Won Worst; District Attor-
ney, Phelps; City Judge, Sutherland; Conner.
HesSler, and the Apollo hall and republican
e'T T endorsed by the committee of 70.
- ny NEW DIX cltv vote for governor Isl Dix
2o,46i, herman 1901; for congressman at
large, Iremain 54,610, Cox rs sos
Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 5-Grant's majority IN
10000 - '"e 'ta'e
PnILADELrHu, Nov. 5.-Twenty wards in
wards TO hear from
Grant at one o'tocT was 81 900. -''
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-Scattering returns
IRON inc interior of the. state show gains for
Erant over the governors vote.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-Grant carries everv
ward in the CITY e'ei1
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-Estimates of GRANTS
majority in Pennsylvania range from 90 COO -,
100000. ''VY ~
Ohio.
CINCINNATI, Nov. So P. M.-Greelev 10 ~,
hlng ahead OF the October sote, and is likely 10
S May TAUNTON county by from 5000 to iO,OO0.
Morning from the rest of ne state.
ClNCINNATI, Nov. Notwithstanding H.,
ram aiull vote in the city appears to have henn
poled. In some localities an increase over A..
state election is reported. 'NN
(INrTNrN
the second and fourth wards give n renTblica ~
gam OF As over the secretary of states vote VIII,
the democrats carried the county. '"
COLUMBUS, O., Nov 5. Returns throncbo,.
tne state n Indicate Grants majority from 40 06C
CINCINNATI, O., Nov. 5.-Fourteen war,,. a.,
precincts of this city give $50 republican o aia
since the election in October gam
New Jersey,
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Scatteriup returns from,
New Jersey indicate republican gains nearly
everywhere. The state has probably zone for
Grant by small majority.
NEWARK, N j., Nov. 5.-Returns from tbe
sIate are incomplete, but Indicate 5000 TO 6000
Tor Grant, aud republican majority in botb
branches OF the legislature. For congress the
fepuDhcans elect five OF seven members Hagla
Ton ~ the LIST, Dobbius in the ID, Clark in the
9 9a, rheips IN the 9th, and Marcus L. Ward in
the 9Th. The democrats elect Hamilton in The
w. ~ INV I'm.
North Carolina.
WILMINGTON, N. c., Nov. 5-cstv. IT..
third ward gives Greeley 2lS, Grant 242' benge
republican gain on the vote of last Auglst ~
t. Inc hlth ward gives Greeley 40. Grant 4s0
a republican gain of r. The fourth ward o;veSS
UTgeiey ZSS, Grant 25l, conservative gain OF 10.
Halifax county gives Grant 452 Greeley 1oe 4
conservative gain of 3d. All estimates Of cams
VIII De based on tine vote OF August last.
RALEIGH, N. C., Nov. 5.-Raleigh oives
ufant o2O majority, gain of 81 on the Cald-
wen vote. Salisbury gives Grant II majority.
WIich IS a gain on the Caldwell vote
WILMINGTON, N. C., Nov. 5-Goldsboro oivas
a a. republican gain of 81, Nahanta township
wayne county, republican gain of 70 I'm,
oihclai returns from all wards OF Wilmington
eve 2 Grant sO6 majority, conservative gain of
RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. 5.-Partial ref,rns
from about % counties indicate that the state
has gone for Grant by between 5000 and s000
majority, with largely decreased vote, The
election passed off quietly, and but little inter
est was manifested.
Kentucky.
LEXINGTON, Ky., Nov 5.-Grant GOO ahead
at one o'clock; Grant also ahead in Frankfort
NASHVILLE, KY, Nov. 5.-Two precincts af
this city give republican gain OF 800 over the
Harlan. Leslie vote.
HoPKINsVILLE, Ky, Nov. 5.-The official
vote OF this city gives Grant 2O5 majority. Par
,ial !oluInS lhulcate ufhnts majority in this
(Chrlsuan) county to he about 800
LOUISVILLE, KY. Nov. 5-Partial retnrns
from tNwenty-one districts and towns give Gree
ley 24IO majority.
AIabama.I
MOBILE, Nov. 5.-The city goes for Greeley
Dy from 800 to 800 majority, and the county viii
probably make the majority 1000
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 5.--In the third
congressional district, the democratic gain at
blunton, Chambers county, is 2i1; at Loucha-
paka, 1870. Talladago reports gain of So but
the county goes republican. Returns so far are
meagre, but indicate that the state is for Greeley
and the liberal state ticket
Arkansas.
LITTLE Rock, Ark.-2 p. M.-The election Is
passing off quietly. Grant aud the whole re-
publican ticket will succeed in this state by a
handsome majority.
Missouri.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. ELECTION quiet; Grosyenor
iorcongress, is running behind Greeley
Minnesota.
MINSEAPoLIs, Mimi, Nov 5.--Fair vote.
GrAham, tdem.,) for congress ia second district
IS running lar ahead Of The ticket.
Town.
DUBUQUE, Iowa. Nov 5.-Eleeton quiet:
congressional vote probably close, and heavy
'ote everywhere.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, Nov 5.-Indications are
hat Grant has carried Iowa by 10000 majority
The republicans elect a full congress delegation
q DUBUQUE, Iowa, Nov. 1.-The republican
tate committee claim that state by $4,000. All.
epublican congressman are elected though
jottons district, the second, will e very close
Mississippi.
JACKSON, Miss, Nov. Oh vote. state
aimed for Grant by 10, 900 to 5000.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 5.-The following 20
urns from Mississippi have been received.
,enatoba gives Grant 1916 majority; Okalona
rant 88s majority Aberdeen, three precinets'
irant 700 majority; Saltillo, Greeley "a maioT;s
y; Brookhaven, Grant t73 majority; Crawford
irant 290 majority.
Tennessee.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 5.-Full vote; no dis
MEMPHIS, Nov. 5.--The election passed off
luietly and heavy vote was polled. MAYNARD.
epuDlcan, for congress at large carries the
county. The contest is close between Haynes,
democrat, and Lewis republican, for congress.
There was considerable scratching done.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 5-No full returns
II any county yet received Dispatches from
70 points put Chatham ahead Of johnson, with
he largest vote for Maynard. The race was
Hose between Chatham and Maynard, with
,hances in favor OF Maynard Harrison (ren'1
s probably elected to congress from the Nash
lille district. Gov. Brown is reelected
Greeley has the state, but by diminished
majority. Decisive returns will not be received