The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-04
THE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS
Massachusetts Election.


The returns of the election are yet mea-
gre. In the LIST district Talbot and Buffin-
ton are receiving heavy vote. Taunton
reports favorable prospects for the demo-
Gratis, they having done all the work. AT
Lynn Gooch and Banks equally divide the
honors. Washington polls large vote for
CASTOR, who will probably be 200 or 300
ahead. In Boston Congressional and local
contests are quite intense in most of the
wards and split tickets are generously sup
piled by the friends of the candidates.
There is every prospect of very full vote
in this city. Although owing to the law
which prohibits any announcement OF the
state of the vote before the close of the
polls, there will probably be less excite
ment in the ward rooms than under the old
rule. Thompson for Congress is giving
Gen. Butler a close run in four of the six
wards of Salem, and will doubtless carry
that city, also several wards of Gloucester,
and 1t is not impossible that lie will carry
that town. Many republicans are voting
against Better Reading gives Talbot
large majority, and Aver majority of ST.
VOTE IN WORCESTER.
Worcester gives CASTOR, democrat. for
governor 1910; Talbot, republican 1876
THIRD DISPATCH.
Twenty-three towns give Talbot ma
,nr;fx, IF 4 pf n total m Inn
votes. This is about the same as last year.
So far in the second congressional district,
Harris, republican, has majority of 254
in seven towns. In the first district Buff
linton, republican, for congress, has
majority of 1903 in ten towns out of
total of 2,40l. The republicans fear for
the result in the eighth district, Williams
not receiving as heavy vote as necessary.
In the seventh district Aver has a slight
lead and good prospects. 1t is believed
Gen. Banks is elected in his district. Med
ford gives 715 for Banks, 206 for Gooch.
Waltham at 2 p m. gave Banks 702,
Gooch PSI.
FOURTH DISPATCH = BANKS PROBABLY
ELECTED.
Returns from 50 towns give the follow
ing totals: Talbot 12,072, and CASTOR 10, 33l
In the 3D. district Pierce rep for congress
have 1924 and Dean 4,40l. In the 4th
district Frost rep has 1,755 and Abbott
1,407. up to this hour. Banks maj in the
9th dist is established at ILL. Ten wards
of this city returns on governors vote is
Talbot /, 1929 and CASTOR 7, 1896. In the I'd
district IA towns make the following re-
turns on congressional vote, Hanes rep
1875 Avery dem SAIL. Builinton's pros
poets in list dist is greatly strengthened by
latter returns.
| BANKS VOTE.
Banks majority is estimated by his
friends now at fully 5000 in the fifth dis
trict over Gooch, who had majority in
1879 of 4,459. Forty towns, estimated by
the Traveller, give net gain for the dem
ocrats of 1868.
BuFFINToN AND HARRIS ELECTED TO CON-
GRESS.
Returns thus far received indicate that
Bufiinton in the first congressional and
B. w. Harris in the second congressional
districts are elected beyond doubt. Aver
for congress was defeated in his own town,
Lowell, by a majority of 1877. Returns
from thirteen wards of Boston give CASTOR
10,O55, and Talbot 1924 eight wards are
yet to be heard from. Sixty-three towns
now give Talbot Is, 442, and Castor 14,0S0.
Last years vote in these towns was, Wash
burn 12,57S, and CASTOR 1856.
BUTLER PROBABLY DEFEATED
Eighty-se towns up to this hour re-
turn for Talbot $3.50, for CASTOR 24,29l
A private dispatch to the Advertiser from
Essex says 1t is undeniable that Butler
has been defeated for Congress by 1,00t
majority if not more.
Henry L, Pierce, republican, is elected
in the I'd district by a majority of 1,742
with his own ward to hear from.
THE CONGRESSIONAL SITUATION
is summed up to this hour, 8 p. m, as tol
lows by the republicans
Chaplin, DEM, 18th district, elected by
large majority; Aver, rep. 18th district
doubtful Williams, rep, 9Th district
doubtful Hoar, rep, 9th district, elected
Frost, rep, 4th district, doubtful Banks
ind, 9TH district, elected by large major
ity; B. w. Harris, rep, I'd district, ant
]. Bufiinton, rep, LIST district, elected be
yond doubt.
, TALBOT AHEAD.
| Democrats already claim the state 70
r CASTOR, and the republicans are waitin
for further returns. So far Talbot
ahead.
: Election In Arkansas.
LITTLE Rock, Nov. B.
The election passed off without any di'
turbance, and full vote was polled. Tn
!, vote in this city was close between Wn
, w. Wilshue, dem, and w. j. Hines, rel
for congress. The chances are that Hlnt
carries Pulaski county. In Faulkner count
, Wilshue runs largely ahead. The dem'
Gratis claim his election by a large majority
y No reports from other districts.