The Portland daily press., 1874-04-08
ELECTIONS.
The Democratic Turn Out in CO.

The Democratic Turn Out i'm Connecticut.
HARTFORD, April 7.-Revised and complete
returns at Courant office give the following re-
suit of the vote for Governor of the State:
Hartford county, Harrison 1857, lngersoll
10,717 Smith 1920, scattering %.
New Haven county, Harrison 9127, Ingersoll
10,704, Smith 958, scattering 1,
New London county, Harrison 4723 Inger.
soil 1892, Smith 799, scattering 1.
Fairfield county, Harrison 6937, Ingersoll s,
269, Smith 543, scattering l.
LitchHeld county, Harrison 1886, Ingersoll
5O73, Smith 229.
Windham county Harrison 271O, Ingers,ll
2429, Smith 333, scattering I.
Middlesex county, Harrison 26e3, Ingersoll
1891, Smith 587, scattering2
Tolland county, Harrison 1925 Ingersoll
2O09, Smith 357, scattering 10.
Total, Harrison 40,942, Ingersoll 477S4
Smith 1926, scattering 10.
Total vote of State 9l,671. :IngersolPs plu-
raIIty 6772 lngersolrs majority over all 1897.
The Senate stands II Dem, to Rep The
Republicans carrying the 6th 9Th, 14th and
18th senatorial districts only The House stands
140 Democrats TO 9S Republicans and Inde-
pendents, giving the Democra; 8 13 majority in
the Senate, 80 in the House and 50 on joint bal
lot.
The following shows the Republicans by
counties: Hartford county, 16 Rep, 26 Dem,
Ind; New Haven county, Is Rep, Is Dem;
New London county. 15 Rep, "A Dem; Fair
ty. Rep, 30 DEM. l Ind; Windham county,
13 Rep, 10 DEM, Ind; Middlesex county, 10
Rep, IL Dena; Tolland county, ~ Rep, 8
Dem Last year the Republicans had major
majority of % in the House. making the Demo-
cratic majority on joint ballot o.
I'm Michigan.
DETROIT, April AT the charter election
held in this State yesterday the Republicans
elected their ticket in the following places:-
Kalamazoo, C"runna, Fenton, Albion, Cold
water, Ann Arbor, Hillsdale, Grand Haven,
East Saginaw and Alpeua:
The Democrats elected in Niles, Port Hurou,
Pontiac, Battle Creek. Bay City, Grand Rap
ids. Lansing and Muskegon.
The temperance ticket was elected in Ypsi-
lanti, and the peoples or whisky ticket in Flint,
and the reform ticket in Iona
LIN Wisconsin.
MILWAUKEE, April 7.-Harrison Luddineton.
Independent Republican, was elected Mayor by
200 majority. In many towns and cities of the
State the question of license involved license
tickets, which were generally successful where
party lines were drawn. Republican gains are
generally reported.
CINCINNATI, Aprl7-The Democrats were
triumphant in the city election yesterday by
majority OF about 1000. Advices from Kemp
ton, Warren, Mount Vernon, Lima, Logan
Derison, Wooster, Van Vert, Urbana, Maus-
held and Locklaud, report temperance victo-
ries.. In Sidney, Peomary, Bucyrus and Shell
by the anti-temperance ticket was successful.
In London the Mayor, marshal and one out of
three councilmen on the crn .aders' ticket were
elected. In Xenla and Springfield the councils
will probably be anti. Hlllsboro' elected a
Democratic Mayor. The election in Columbus
resulted in Democratic majority of about
1900 on the whole ticket.
CINCINNATI, April THE Democratic major.
ity in Cincinnati will be about 5000 in a vote of
2S,O00 The full vote of the city is about 80 900
CLEVELAND, O., April 6.-Returns from all
the wards show heavy Democratic gains. In
the Council the Democrats gain three members.
The Democratic candidate for police commits
sioner is elected by over 300 majority.
I'm Nebraska,
OMAHA, April 7.-Champion S. Chase. Re-
publican, is elected Mayor, and Edmund John
son. Democrat, Treasurer.