The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-02
CONNECTICUT ELEcrToN.

HARTFORD, CoNN., April Tho yot.
ing Is proceeding very quietly, The ex-
cltemSnt Is less than usual, At 12 O'clock
tne nepabiicans .aWeTe considerably
aneau2 nhe Democrats are not working
win nall their usual zeal. Even In
strong Democratic wards, the appear.
ances are that the Republicans will
carry . majority of the city government
HARTFORD, April 1.-Filty.three towns
out Of 196 show q loss to Jewell Of 19S,
this is alter adding to the Democratic
vote 64S votes In those towns for Gillette
Temperance, and 47B for Harrison, Labor
Reform, II does. not include the vote Of
Hartford, which is sixty pluralitv tor
Jewell, nor Of New Haven, which gives
Hubbard 6Sl plurality, anet Republican
gain in those towns oI nearly one thous.
sand votes, 81 ~ to,ra
; WATERBURY,, April Some two or
three other towns will give some Demo.
cratic gains. Il looks as II Jewell was
elected by the people There Is net Re.
publican gain oi six Representatives in
tlity.three towns. In Hartford CITY the
Republicans elected Henry O. Robson
Mayor by over $50 majority, and oil their
city ticket. .,
NRw HAVEN, April 1.-The entire Re.
publican State Tickets elected beyond
doubt.
MDDLETowN, Or, April 1sA-Middlesex
county gives Jewell o majority of over
200 The Republican Sheriff Is probably
elected. The Democratic Senator from
the 18TH district, and the Republican from
the 4th district are elected.
HARTFORD, April 1.-7Returns from
ninety towns show loss Of 90 votes for
NoRwAIK, April Lit is impossible
TO get all the towns In this county TO.
night, owing Il, the bad roads. The vote
Of Fairfield county falls of from last wear.
One Republican and two Democratic
Senators are elected. The Republicans
gain six Representatives as far as heard
tom. Leeds, Democrat Is elected Sheriff.
HARTFoRp, April 1.-Charles ]. Cole,
Republican Is elected Senator from The
Let district by II plurality. Russell, Re.
publican, Is reelected Sheriff OF this
county by large vote .,,.s, T. -,-,.,-
NORWICH, April New London gives
Jewell 545; Hubbard 4G59; Gillette 218.
Windham county, except two towns,
gives Jewell 3,005; Hubbard 1874; Gil.
lette 30. 10 The towns to hear from, will
add about 90 to JEWELS majority.
nd HARTFORD, April j. Returns from 124
towns give Jewell 80, $40; Hubbard 81, ,S2G;
Gillette ,142; Harrison 284-Jewell'sm
jority over all 621. Jewels gain
against Field, as compared with last year,
5l9. In 70 towns the Republicans have
q net gain OF 4 Representatives. The Sen
ate will certainly stand as last year, IS 10
s., with a good chance Of IL to5. II looks
now as il Jewell may have been elected
by the people. Strong west winds and
occasional snow squalls prevailed during
the day. The roads are deep with mud.
and the vote is not as large as lastyear.
HARTFORD, April 1.-Hartford gives
Jewell 8, ,4Sl; Hubbard, 3,439; Gillette,
81; Harrison, 81, Jewell, Hubbard, Gil.
lette, and Harrison In Hartford have all
but three townships: 9,404; 1906, $45 and
18O; in New Haven all but one town
1O,bl6, 10jSS9, 2S5,, 175; New London all
but one towns, ,451, 1859, 900; Fairfield
all but one town., 500, 1854, ia, on;
Windham !, all but two -SOG5,
1874, 90, 5; Litchtieid all but FIVE towns
1893, 406S, 101, 5; Middlesex-S, ,045,
1857, 100, 9; Toland all but one town
2097, l 1,01G, 7s, q, Total Jewell, "A, 1855;
Hubbard, tS, 1905 Gillette, 1880; Harrl.
HARTFORD, April 1.-If the towns un.
heard from go the same as last year, the
result will not be changed. Jewels
plurality is 2,074; majority over all $50.
The Senate will probably stand IA Repub.
licans to Z Democrats, and tile House
about the same as last year, when the
Republican maiorityrwss21 5g,1g,