The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-04
MASsACHUSETTS.
WORCESTER November 3.-Worcester
gives Castor, Democrat, for Governor,
4,0l0; Talbot, Republican, 1876.


gives CASTOR. Democrat for Governor,
4,0l0; Talbot, Republican, 1876.
BosroN, November 3.-Banks' major
ity is estimated by his friends now at
fully 5000 in the Fifth district, over
Gooch, who had majority in 1872 Of
4,459. Sixty-three towns give Talbot
1892, and CASTOR l4,080. Last year
the vote in these towns was, Washburn
1858, CASTOR 1855.
Henry l.. Pierce, Republican, is elected
in the Third district by majority of
Lap, with his own ward to hear from
The Congressional situation is summed
up to this hour, 3 p. m., as follows by the
Republicans: Chaplin, Democrat, Elev-
enth district, elected bya large majority;
Aver, Republican, Seventh district,
doubtful; Williams, Eighth district,
doubtful; Hoar Republican, Ninth dis
trict, elected; Frost, Republican, Fourth
district, doubtful; Banks, Independent,
Fiflii district, elected by large majority;
b. W. Harris, Republican, Second dis
trict, and J. Buftinton, Republican, First
district elected beyond doubt. The Dem
ocrats already claim the State for Castor,
and the Republicans are waiting for
further returns. SO far Talbot is ahead.
Butler Defeated.
A private dispatch to the Adrytiser
from Essex, says il is undenablc that
General Butler has been defeated for
Congress by 1900 majority, if not more.
BosTON. November 3.-Ninety-
towns without Boston. give Talbot "a
5l9. CASTOR 2l,093; the same towns last
year gave Washburn l9,lS4 and CASTOR
l0,8lS. The majoriticS against Butler
still roll in; at Salem he was nearly one
thousand behind his ticket and his defeat
is overwhelming. In the Seventh and
Eighth Congressional districts, as near rs
can be figured out, Williams and Aver
are both about one thousand behind.
The streets are full of jubilant Democrats
who persist in the belief that CASTOR is
elected. The excitement is greater than
has been known for several years.
The Traveller, Republican, comedies
the State to Castor.
Unless Republicans Come up NobIy,
dc.. 6c.
BoST0N. November 3.-Thc .Jommat
gives vote Of 1873 towns n follows:
Talbot, 1865; Castor 40.348, with BOs-
ton not included, and comedies 5000 ma
iority for CASTOR in the city. 1t say,
that unless back towns come up nobly
before morning, the result will be the
election of Castor and tn" defeat of the
Republican candidates for Congress, ex-
cept ii. J.. Pierce, b. W. Harris and
James Burlington.
The HeraH says Aver is undoubtedly
defeated by TorboN. The Republicans
have elected 36 State Representatives
and 2, Senators, and the Democrats IA
Representatives and 3 Senators.
BosToN. November 3.-Georgc F. |
IIoar carries the Ninth Congressional
district by 81 majority, with two towns
to hear from, which will not alter the |
result.
BosToN, November 3.-Gaston's cleo
tion is conceded on all sides, with prob
r'T1nsIt election M enc i ouTtn u's1fice1 H. !
claimed. but it will be very close; But
Ter is badly beaten Thompson having .
majority of 1.O5l, with only one small /
town to hear from; Banks has made n
clean sweep in the Fifth district, Gooch |
not carrying single town except ms |
own; Williams and Alexander are also
defeated by small majoritirS; Aver is F.
defeated in the Seventh District. Later /
returns do not change thcresults tOrshad-
owed in earlier REPORTS
BuSToN. November 4.-The full re-
turn will be very lalr. Some small
towns are vet /" bc heard FROM but it /,
considered that their vote cannot possibly
affect Gaston's majority, which will be at
least 1900. Mr.. CASTOR is in town, and
was publicly congratulated tonight. In
the Congressional districts the following
may be accepted as positive: In the
Fir,t district Buttinton, Republican, is
elected by IL large majority; in the Sec
ond district Harris, Republican, is elected
bv small majority; in ;he Sd district
Pierce Republican, is elected by re-
duced majority; in the 4th district the
vote is very close, Frost, l. publican, Sc
curing an election by 80 "ta majority;
in the 9TH Banks, Independent, has 5000
majority; 9Th, Thompson. Democrat,
beat Butler by at least 800; 9TH, Tarbox
Democrat. is elected by 1000 to 800;
sth, Warren, Democrat, elected by "A
large majority; 9th, hoar, Republican.
elected BY 81; 10th, Secly, Independent,
elected over Stevens, Republican, by $40;
nth, Chaplin, Democrat. elected over
Alexander. Republican. The House
vii be Republican and in favor Of Ii
cn>e. The Senate will be- about equal