Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-06
MONDAYS ELECTIONS.
CONNECTICUT.
The Democrats Carry the State and
Gain Two COngressmen.

Gain Two COngressmen.
HARTFORD, April 5.-Forty towns in the
State give Chas. R. Ingersoll Demorat) fol
Governor, IL $50; James Lloyd Green, (Re
publican,) $3.50; Henry D. Smith, (PrO-
hibitiOnist,) 792. Last year the same
towns gave IDgersoll, (Democrat,) 9,05S
Harrison, (Republican,) 1928; Smith,
| (PrOhibitionist,) l941. IngersOll is prOba-
bly, elected by the people. Tue Legisla-
ture, as far as heard from, is about the same
as last year.
Hawley is probably defeated in the first
district by from 200 to 400.
SECOND DISPATCH.
HARTFORD, April 3, 10 r. Mighty
one towns give Ingersoll 10, S04, Green IT,
90, and Smith 1886.
Hawley, Republican, is defeated by about
200 in the First District.
The Republicans make some gains in the
Legislature, but probably not enough to
overcome the Democratic majority Of last
year.
Hartford county, all but Hartford, Gran
by and SOuthingtOn, gives Green $3.50, In
gersoll 1856, and Smith 312. For Con-
gress, Sanders, Democrat, 6,679, Hawley,
Republican, $3.50.
NEW HAVEN, April 5.-Thiry-three of
the forty thOwns in this Congressional
district give Kellogg, Republican, 1888;
Phelps, Democrat, IA, l5S. The latter is
undoubtedly elected.
HARTFORD, April 5.-Gen. Hawley is
defeated for Congress by 400 plurality.
The Democrats Carry Columbus.
COLUMBUS, o., April 5.-The city cleo
tiOn passed off very quietly. More than an
average vote was pOlled. Hoffman Dem
ocrat) is elected Mayor by about 500 ma
jority. The Democrats probably elect all
their ticket. The City Council will prob
ably be a tie. Official returns come in
slowly.
The Democrats Claim Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, o., April 5.-The munich
pal election in this city is exciting. No
disturbances. Large vote; official not in.
The Democrats claim the election by a
considerable majority. Nothing definite
can be ascertained tonight.
A Bloody Riot at the AnnaBOIis EIee-
ton.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, April 5.-In the CITY
elections the Democrats elected their en-
tire ticket, by eighty-fye majority. A dis
turbance occurred in the first ward between
blacks and whites, during which pistols
were freely used. One cOlOred man was
killed and six badly wounded, and two
whites were Slightly hurt. 1t originated
in an attempt. Of cOlored Republicans to |
prevent a Democratic negro from voting.
THE LATEST.
HARTFORD, April 5.-HartfOrd COM |
plete gives Green, Republican, for Govern
or 9,7O4, IngersOll, Democrat, II 1857, and |
Smith, Prohibitionist, All. Last year the |
vote Of the county was, Harrison, Republi- |
can, $780,, IngersOll, Democrat, IO,II4 and /
Smith, PrOhibitiOniSt, 1,03S.
Fallsnd county complete gives Green |
(Rep.) fer Governor z, O7S, IngersolI DEM |
?, l65, Smith (PrO.) 1S4. Last year, Har-
risOn (Rep) l,S2S, IngersOl Dem.) 2,OO9,
and Smith (Pro.) 36S.
Litchtield county, all but Washington,
gives Green $3.50, IngerSoll 5,499,. Smith
ia. Last year, Harrison 3,SS6, Ingersoll
5,07S, Smith 23S.
For Congress, Litchfeld county gives
BarnUm, Democrat, 1927, Hubbard, Re
publican, 3,9l1, temperance So. In the
first Congressional district Gen. HaWley
runs ahead Of the Republican ticket in
Hartford largely, and Landers runs behind
The Democratic ticket in his own town.