The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-05
BUTLER BEATEN |
THREE AND PROBABLY FIVE DEMO era TIC
CONGRRSSMEN GAINED---BANKS
HAS FIVE THO USAhD MA
JORITY-T THREE DIS
TRICTS DO UBT
Full.
BANKS ELECTED BYA LARGE MAJORITY


OVER THE RING CANDIDATE
Boston, November Banks major
ity is estimated by his friends now at
fully 5000 in the filth district over Coach,
who had majority in 1872 Of 4,45o.
Sixty-three towns give Talbot I5,442
and CASTOR I4oSo. Last year the vote
in these towns was l2,570, CASTOR 1855
Worcester. gives CASTOR
Democrat, for Governor, 4,oIo; Talbot,
Republican, 1876.
Boston.-Henry L Pierce, Republican,
is elected in the third district by major
ity of ,742, with his own ward to hear
from.
THE CONGRESSIONAL SITUATION
is summed up to this hour, 8 P. M. astol-
lows by the Republicans;
Chaplin, Democrat, eleventh district,
is elected by large majority. Tarbox,
Dem, eventh district, beats J. c: Aver,
Williams, Republican, eighth district
doubtful. Hoar, Republican. ninth dis
lrict, elected. Frost, Republican, fourth
district, doubtful. Banks, lndepend-
ent, fifth district, elected by a large ma
iority. B w. Harris, Republican, sec
ond district, and ], Buffinton, Republi-
can, first district are elected beyond a
doubt.
MORE GLORIOUS NEWS-THE STATE GONE
DEMOCRATIC.
The Democrats already claim the State
for CASTOR, and Republicans are waiting
for further returns.
GASTON HOLDING HIS OWN.
Boston.-The Journal gives the vote
of les towns as follows Talbot, 1868;
CASTOR, 40, 348 with Boston not included,
and comedies 6,ooo majority to Castor
in this city. 1t says unless back towns
come up nobly before morning, the result
will be the election of CASTOR and the
defeat of all Republican candidates for
Congress except H. L. Pierce, b. W. Har-
ris and lanes Buffinton.
The Herald says Aver is undoubtedly
defeated by Tarbox. The Republicans
elected 36 State Representatives and 4
Senators, and the Democrats IA Repre-
sentatives and 3 Senators.
HOW rs THLSi
The 7raVeley, Rep, comedies the
State to Castor.
BANKS MAKES A CLEAN SWEEP
Ranks has made clean sweep in the
Fifth district, Coach no carrying sin
ole town except his own. Williams and
Alexander are also defeated by small
maiorities. Aver is defeated in the
Seventh district Later returns DO moi
change results foreshadowed in earlier
reports, osg .,u.n
pIRTIAL LIST or C0NGRESSAEf ELECTED
New York, November 3.-Hawthorne
Republican for Congress the Twentieth
district, is probably elected. George A.
Ragley Republican for Congress, is elect
aJ IN the Twenty second district. W. A.
Wheeler. Republican for Congress inthe
Nineteenth district, will have SIX thouss
and majority. Williams, Republican, Is
elec,ed to Congress in the Seventeenth
d;strict by 1000 majority. Whitehouse
! ;beral Republican, is elected to Con
gyess in the Thirteenth district by 3,ooc
\ SSs;or;ty. Platt, Republican, is re-elect
ed 10 Congress from the Twenty-eightf
district by about z,ooomalority. Leaven
worth. Republican, is elected from th'
Twenty.6ith district. Meade, Democrat
Is elected to Congress from the Fifteenth
district. t..t.
oAsrONs MAJORITY ESTIMATED AT 5000
Roston.-The full returns will be very
late Some small towns are yet to o'
heard from, but it is considered that theil
vote cannot possibly affect Gaston's ma
;or;,v which will be at least 5000. Mr.
Easton was in town and was publicl!
congratulated tonight.
sTATUs OF THE CONGRESSIONAL DELE
0'AA - CATION
In the Congressional districts the fol
Losing NAV be accepted as positive, II
the First district, Burlington Kepnolican
selected by large majority; IN Inc Sec
ond district, Harris, Republican. by
mall majority; in the Third district
Pierce, Republican, is elected BY a re
drced majority. In the Fourth dlstric
,h.,vole Is very close, Frost, Repuhl
'., secufing an election by 80 majority
In The Fifth district, Banks. lndePend
rnt has 5000 majority. In the SIxtl
district, Thompson, Democrat. beat blI
1er nv al leat l, 500. In the Seventh dis
20, Tarbox. Democrat. is elected b,
600 to 600 majority. In the Eight
d;strict Warren. Democrat, is elected b
a large majority. In the Ninth district
Howe, Republican, IS el 'cted by 337 ma
;or;ty In the Tenth disuiei, SeeIy, In
Senendent. is elected over Stevens. Re
publican, by o4o. In the Eieventn DIS
trict, Chaplin. Democrat, is elected owe
Alexander, Republican. The Hous
viii be Republieanin favor OF license j,
The Senate viii ''e about equally q
vided. 4aalnH s'.i 20.