, 1873-04-08
the 1! ELECTIONS.
ConnoCticut Chooses a Democratic
Governor.
Municipal Elections in War;
ious Parts Of the
Country.

uAnTFonp, April Tho election to-day is the
gulotost in this city and Btato for many yoars. A
Light voto VII DO pollcd az, travelling is worry bad
30 Republican. Con. Hawloy will bo elected ID
than last fall. gtarkwoathor will bo ro-efcctod
III tho Third District, and tho chances aro Id
favor Of Kollogg'a 'ro.elootion In tho Second,
though that district will ho oloso. Tho chancca
: District. ~ = '~'''' 'N' WV . ''@' ~
HRTEonn, 10 p. m,, April 7.-Tlis city glyoa
Havon (Republican) for Governor, 8,147; Ingor-
soil (Domocrat), 8,612 Smith Cromporanoe) ~,
sgfhRRss ghRsr lest yos 5eys nopuboan asl
Now bsit"in gvoa' Havsn fassa s91, 1ugorsoll o54,
Smith 54' against Jewell o3o, Hubbard 764.
Netqrns from 08 towns, including tho above,
foot ffoot Havcn 11.o88; 1ngersoll, 11,5o0; Smith,
6So; Tho same towns last yoar gave lowell
ornor by tho people is doubtful. Hawloy Gre
publican) for Congrcss In this district, fB elected
by nbout 400 majority.
HARTFORD, April 7, II p. m.-Moriden gives
5oHe ~ % soa sn TuS b s'Ps Nr M Hsys
city, glves HaTen, 4,771,, and Ingersoll 1854
4,674. Bi1ty.soyen towns giyo uayon 1886,
1nssr5o 22ae5 5 and gmth o9l sggnet Lat
aol Ia probably elected, By et lenat2 900 majority.
Hartford County, with Hartland to hear from,
glyos Havon 9,o07. Ingeraoll 0.83o, and Smith
2s0; Hawley, for oongrcss, Q, IT'S; and Kendall,
HARTFORD, April 7-n1idnight. ht.-seyonty-tl
towns give Hayon 1876, InBeraoll "a, 123, and
Smith 68a, against jewell e, $40, and Hubbnrd
"a, ,ooo last year. 1ngorsolla majority ovcr; all
hear from gave Jowon /, ,73l majority last yosr.
: HAnTFoRp. April 7-hlidnight.- -btarkweather
donbtedly ro-olootod.
Republican stato ticket, in Ills district, and is
elootod by about 800 majority: Last fall ho
had t33.
Ingcrsoll Oem.) ia elected Governor by tho
people b. 1000 to 3,o0o majority. Tho Logisla-
ture will DO close.
HAnTFonn, c., April 7.-At midnight the
Euening Post has returna from 15o towns, which
Bhow an Opposition gain ovor last spring OF
1856, Of which ], 1857 aro for Smith, tho Tempor-
ance candidate for Governor. 1ngersoll's ma
jority will DO about 1000.
In tho Second Congressional District Kellogg
has 258 majority, with four towns 10 hcar from.
Those towns gave Republican majority, Inst
year, Of 145.
In tho Firat Congressional District Hawloy
has 1888 majority, with four towns to henr
from, Which gave a Republican majority, last
In tho Third Congressional District, Stark
woathor is re-olocted BY about 1,200 majority.
III the Fourth District, Barnuin, Democrat. has
1.24o minority, with two towns to hear from,
which gave Democratic majority last year of
! q; r.. Bridgeport goc#-Haven, 1,e42; 1ngeraoll,
Danbury gives Havon COL, 1ngoraoll Gao,
Norwalk gives Haven 77b, IngersoD, GOT.
HA1rFonD, Conn.,, April Z, 1:30 n. m.-Hart-
ford County, wanting Hartland giyos Haven
o,oo7, 1ngorsoll 9, $3.50, Smith 29o
New, Haven County, wanting. Woodbridge,
Now London County, wanting Franklin and
ealom, give Haven 4, 4,645; 1ngersoll 1886; Smith
615.
: Fairfield County complete givoa Havon o,7o2;
Ingoraoll 1922; Smith 205.
Haven a,sd4; Ingorson 6 1,s766; Smith 1es.' s''e9
:. Litchde!d County. wanting Sharon, givea
Haven 3, 1853; 1ngorsoll, 1854 Smith, 100.
81es Haven a@SaSt @ 1nss4sag wsni1g @ @K9gsEsItb gsb
101.
To1lnnd County, wanting Union and Willing
ton' gives Haven 1,7s2; 1ngorson, 1,70s; Smith,
Total, Haven, as, 1855; 1ngersou, a, 1o1 Smith,
HAnrronp, April ga p. m.-Tho Senate
probably stands IL Republicans to 10 Domoornts,
Last year it was a Republicans to Democrats.
The House will bo very close, tho chances
Glsoiss4T1, Apri1 7.@The g returns up to
O'Clock have. beon coming in so alowly TINT,
aside from the Office OF Mayor, comparatively
little is known. Eight warda and precincts show
again Of 644 tor Davis Republican, for Mayor over
e I'D xe |ESs | Pdf # m,sa f
nov that johnson, Democrat and Liberal Re-
1000 majority. The Republicans aeem to
have no hopoa Of any part Of their
Solicitor. John ". Warrington. II will probably
DO late tonight bofore much will bo known def
nitoly concerning the delegates to the Constitu-
tiopal Convention, aside from thoae who Wero
running on both tioketB.
and Precincts show Davis, Republican, gains
,424 over tho present vote, but nothing to indi.
cato the change on previous estimates OF john
sons,, Democrat, majority. Thero seoms
%S aS0f nun 1aS aad Hd'hf Howaa msI Gaseey
and Lboral candidates for Delegates to tho Con-
stltutional Convention arc elected. King, Hoad-
Icy, Freibury, md johnson were on both tickets,
md Of courae elected. Tho returns with
e oesa ID uns sar he Rsis oG ar
candidate from tho First District Ia having large
gains, but tho Republicans arc BY no meana nar-
guine Of his election. TheEe is now hardly
ie elected, not excepting Warrington, Of whoso
election there appeared some indications earlier
in tho evening.
Special Dispatch to TAs Chicago Tribune.
DEr1o1T, April 7.-The election in tho stato
to-day has resulted in the ro-olcction Of Judge
Chriatiancy, Republican, without oppoBition.
and Of z. q. Walker and Andrew Clinic, Ropub-
Leans, as Rogents Of tho State University, BY
yoy largo majority. no practical work being done
WAS nominaliy In tho fold II this city tho voto
for Rogents stood: Doty.. Democrat, .e,o4b;
Fitch, Democrat, s,4so; Walker, Republican,
3,137; Clinic, Republican, 2,70l. Albert Bots
ford, Democrat was eleotod to tho Council from
the, First Ward to I'LL q vacancy, BY 180
majority. For Superior Court Judge, ,Ly-
man Coohrane, Democrat, has 392, and William
Jonninon, Republican, 2,s48. For tho Board
OF Estimates. tho anti-Parh general ticket haa
an average Of 4, 400 votos, and tho Park ticket
averages 2,4o0. The anti-Park men have a
three.fourths majority in the entire Board. The
local elections throughout the State are divided
on local iAnuea.
Special Dsspatch to TAe Chicago Tribune.
DunuagE, Iowa, April Tho election passed
foHtnH aYrppk m tho MRynr and hfAra},n11 Tho