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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-11-09
New York.

NEW YORK, Novembe 8.-The Times
| at $50 a. m. puts the situation as follows :
The result .! the Presidential election held
yesterday is sill in doubt. Conceding to
the Democrats, New York, New Jeraey,
Connecticut, Indiana, and all the Southern
States, except Louisiana, South Carolina
and Florida, Tilden will have 1874 ek ctoral
votes; necessary to elect. lS5. The Re-
publicans have carried the following States
Colorado, California, Illinois, Iowa, Kan
sss. Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan,
Minnesota, Nevada, Nebraska, New
Hampshire, Oregon, Ohi,, Penn
sylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont,
These States will give Hayes ISL electoral
votes.
The Times publishes tabular returns
from this State, by counties. which give
Tilden a majority of -, 429.
The Times" has a special, claiming
Florida as Republican, and with this vote
claims a majority of one for Hayes on the
electoral ticket.
NV York, November S-The Republi
cans concede to the Democrats New York,
New jersey, Connecticut, Indisns, and ali
the Southern States except South Carolina,
Louisiana and Florida, which are still in
doubt.
New York, November s.-The /" Herald -
claims Presidential election still in doubt,
and il will take the official vote in the
States of Wisconsin,, Florida, Nsvada and
North Carolina to settle the matter. II
looks now If Louisiana and South Carolina
are certainly Republican.
New York, November 8, $50 D. m.-The
electoral votes from Florida, Nebraska, Ne
vada, Oregon, Louisiana and South Caroli-
M are all required TO elect Hayes ANY
one Of them, carried BY the democrats, elects
Tilden. At this hour, all these states are
claimed BY both parties, without sufficient
returns to make any one OF them certain on
either eide.
The democratic majority in this state il
variously estimated al from 10000 to 20
600
CLIO m-we have further con6rma-
tory dispatches from Louisiana, South
Carolina and Florida The Associated
Press gives "a Oregon, which makes US
SUR. Signed.l w. E. CHANDLER.
Returns frou 32S townships and recincts
gives Hayes q net majority of ,233, dem
ocratic gain of IL, 503 over 1872. The sam.
towns give Crosswell, republican, for COVER
nor, . net majority Of 6 Cos.
A special to the "Times," states that
South Carolina has gone republican by TO-
600 majority. and Florida by an increased
msjority over 1874
The tribune" has a dispatch from Gov
ernor Chamberlain. Of South Carolina,
that state for the republicans BY |
5000 majority
The Tribune Florida specials give that
state to the republicans. Both papers
claim the election of Hayes by one msjori- |
IT,. Intense excitement EXITS in all circles, |
and the streets in the vicinity Of the news
centre, are almost imPassibie.
The latest dispatches from Florida seem
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Indiana.

INDIANAPoLIs, Ind November TWEEN
" townships show net Democratic gain OF
l3l over the vote Of October. 20 districts
in New York city, give Tilden $1,000 ma
jority.
Returns from 20 townships give Tilden
30i4; Hayes, 1850 The same places in
october, gave Williams 1904, and Harrison
264l.
Returns from 40 townships give Tilden
$500; Hayes 5,S0l. The same places in
October gave Williams 5759; Harrison
5,S9S.
Fourty townships show a net Democratic
gain of liz over the vote Of October.
In 62 townships, in SO cour tier, heard
from, the Democratic net gain is 80. The
indications now are that Tilden's majority
will be between and 10000 in the state.
Returns from SO townships give Tilden
1886 Hayes l3, 433. The same placrs in
October gave Williams 1898; Harrison
1892
Returns from 40 voting precincts in IS
counties, gives a net Democratic gain of
359 over the vote for Governor in October
returns from go townships and voting
precincts in &C counties, give net Demo
cratic gain of 502 on the October election.
The Democratic majority in the State will
not BE- less than 200.
Returns from 240 townships and voting
precincts heard from, gives a Democratic
net gain of 476 The increased vote in
these townships is $50.
Reports from 260 townships and voting
precincts heard from, being y per cent. of
the October vote, show Democratic gain
of 35. The same Veto of gains Tor the
entire State will give Tilden a majority of
1851.
Terre Haute, Ind, November Five
wards and townships in this county show
a Republican gain over October OF %.
Indianapolis. Ind, November s., sam
Returns from 260 townships, give Tilden
IS, So Hayes, 57,OS3 The same places,
in October gave Willisms $3.50; Harri-
son, 56,9l6, Democratic gain of 9S55.
IL we,tern counties of Pennsy lvania, out
eide of Allegheny, give a net Republican
gain on the Gubernational vote of 1875, of
53l. The Republicans claim Allegheny
county By 5000, and have probably elect
ed both their congressman.
indianapolis, Ind, November S.-Three
hundred townships give Hayes a majority
of 799, which is Democratic gain OF EOS.
The places to hear from gave Democratic
msjority in October of 6,69l.
INDIANaPoLIs, Ind, November $50 am.
Three hundred townships show a net
Democratic gain of 10S over the vote of
October.
indianapolis, November S.-A special TO
the journal" last night, from New Castle,
Indiana, reports that Jno. Rienyan, demo- |
crat, shot and killed Chas Pressell, a re-
publican, while engaged in . political dis
cussion.
A special to the same paper from Ander- |
son, Ind =, says that man named Whitlock, |
struck a colored man on the head, when a
man named Leonard interfered in behalf of |
The negro. The city marshal, Dougherty,
hen interfered, and struck Leonard terri
Bile blow on the side of the head, from the
Effects of which he died soon after.
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New Orleans, November S.-No definite
returns yet both parties claim the state
Indications point to democratic gains in the
interior parishes the city will probably
give o, 900 democratic majority.
The following special is from democratic
source: Clinton, Eat Feliciana parish,
November S.-Owing to the failure Of the
register to fill his appointments, a large
number of voters we're not registered.
There were AS registered votes polled, of
which Hayes got three, and Tilden the bal
ance. At the polls, which was conducted
under U. $ supervisor, 443 voters, who
had been unable to register, deposited their
ballots in a separate box ; all democratic
The republicans refrained from voting.
There was no intimidation. The gross
number of voters were within 800 of the
number at last election. Many democratic
voters we're deferred by a want Of resisira-
ton, while the blacks fraternized, and all
are happy and iubilant. The above major
ity, l, 40, shows a democratic gain of D
5Sl. Prominent republicans say that the
voting in Esst Feliciana was informal, and
that the votes will not be canvas-ed by the
returning board, the resistror cent there
having been run off by intimidation. 9th
er democratic parishes will be treated the
same way, for similar reasons, charges of
intimidation, fraud, &c will be made.
The coun; has not vet been made in this
city, but the democratic majority is over
ii 900. In II other parishes, though the
returns from them are IS yet incomplete,
the democratic majority is over 5000, and
they claim the state by from 5000 to 5000
majority.
In eleven parishes, partially official re-
turns and estimates show net democratic
gains of 7,l21 over the democratic commit-
tees returns Of 1874, which elected Man.
cure, democrat, treasurer, BY 1929. The
above indicates that the democrats have
carried the state by from 49, 600 to 10000,
and Is claimed by the democratic commit
tee. The democratic majority in the city
will probably reach Ii 600. The republI-
cans claim the state for the republicans by
from 10000 to $1,000.
Tallula. Nov. .S-The election passed off
quietly. The count of the vote of this
place and Miliken's Bend, Just completed,
gives an aggregate Of 1000; the republi-
Can claim 200, and are charged with stuff
ing the boxes; several precincts will be
thrown out. IA boxes 10 Shreveport and
Caddo parishes give Hayes $40 majority |
boxes TO hear from will increase il about
100 votes Packard will run behind Hayes
in the parish. The whole parish ticket is
elected. Harper, republican, defeats Wi-e |
Tor the senate by about Goo Nothing def |
mite from Bassier parish, but the republic |
cans have carried it BY at least 500.
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Texas.

GALVESTON, Texas. November The
election Is progressing quietly and without
excitement. All the polling places are
heard from. Special- from the interior
state that very It'll. intere-t IL taken in the
CONTEXT. and a ANAL vote il being polled.
There Is no question as t. the result in the
State at large and in the Congressional dis
trict., except thiI, the Fith. Ia this dis
trict the probabilities are in favor Of Re
gal, Democrat, against Jones, Independen
Democratic.
2lO election di-trict' in this city give
Tilden u 900 majority, indicating ma
jriry in re city. Scattering re urns from
the interior show Republic IN gains over
1872
Galveston, Tex November The Dem
ocratic maj Iri,y in Texas will probably e1-
coed 5000 Gidlings, the regular Demo-
crat, has 1903 majority in this city, which
probably ecure- his election, and returns
full Democratic delegation to CJnsress from
this state
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ORR LEG:SLATIyE ACT.

Three out Of the four candidates for the
Legislature in the city, supported by THr
ZINES, are elected by handsome majorities
Judge Stillings in the First ward, Judge
Kellogg in the Third, and Judge Wheat in
he Fourth, three Of our hes; men, and all
.riuinPhantly elected, while Judge Hurd's
le!eat, in the Second ward, is due solely to
ne fact that hc came on; too late-only
NO days before the election. Nearly all
'he candidates supported by THE TIxEs are
{ lected by handsome maiorities.
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Little Rock, Ark, November 1-Returr,
from five wards and one township are az
follows: Democratic, 992; Republican, 95i
ror Compassionate, Democrat, 672
Cravens, Democrat, 3Ol Mcclure. Repub,
lean, 9O5; Rice, Greenbac', 7S; Dell, Re,
publican, none one ward, Republican, vel
to hear from. Election quiet.
Newport AK, November 7.-Tilden
22S; Hayes, II.
Bismarck, Ark, November 100 Dem.
ocratic majority.
Jacksonville. Ark, November 7.-Tildep
AS; Hayes, 80.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, November S.-Re
turns indicate $4,000 msjo ity for Tilden
in the State, and the Democratic Congress
men are probably elected in all the dis
trIcts excepting the 2nd district, where
two Democrats are running, which is likely
to elect Mcclure, Republican.
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Special 10 the Le7rezr srfk Times

Special 10 the Le1rezmy Tinss.
Trenton, Nov. s-Pollard, republican, il
elected to Congress over DeBolt, confeder.
ate, in this (lOih) district, BY from 500 to
1000 majority. The entire republican
county ticket is elected by 200 majority.
GINS.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, November S.-Six,Y-ive
townships in the state. outside Of st. Louis,
give Tilden 1l,0S6; Hayes, $780, Forty
five townships give Phelps, for Governor,
1924 Finkelnberg, 1867. Vernon county
is reported Democratic by 100 majority,
and Livingston county by 400 majority.
ST. Louis, Nov. s.-One hundred and
forty two towns, wards and precincts out
side Of St. Louis give Tilden q, s29; Hayes,
12,702. l22 towns, wards and precincts
give PHELPS Il, 500; Finkelnberg, 1O,305
These returns come from all parts Of the
state, and do not show the result in . sin-
gle county. No estimate has yet been made
Of congressional districts, net enough re-
turns having yet been received from any
one of them, outside of this city, to give
the result, although it can perhaps be safe
ly stated that the democrats will carry all
but one, and possibly two, of them outside
OF this county.
Complete returns from the 3nd congress
ional district, gives it to Meicalf, republi-
can, BY 81 msjority. The Democrats claim
the Oh district for Morgan BY 200 majori-
ty, previously reported a. probable for
Havens. The republicans carry the coun-
~ ticket OF this county, except probate
judge, public sdniniGeflaog aad a.issant
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Cb;caco November 7-R-turn, b.v.
boo, rece;ya5 f,om * ,ownsb;n, IN Iov.
shou;no ba.n. Rannhi;c.p a.;o,;,.
A. I'm On ,o~n.b;n r. III;nn;. sbor;n,
GENERALLY a RenubI;csn maior,tv The vot.
for Cooper in some of the interior counties
| is nearly equal to that for Tilden.
Partial returns from Il cop;ies in Iowa
show Republican gains of IA: Democratic
gains, SO: ne, Republican gain, Co. Returus
from 20 towns m Illinois give HAYES 4 $40
Ti,den. 3.4S4: Cooper. "a: Republican
gain over the vote for Governor in 1872 Of
pa and Democratic gam of .32s. being
snet Democratic gain Of 81,
Eleven precincts in this city. and 80
towns in the interior of the state. gives
Hayes IS, go Tilden, 10, 397, small Dem
ocratic gain over the vote for Governor in
1872, when the state went Republican by q
majority of over $4,000. There is no doubt
OF large hepuoiican majority now In the
state.
fartial returns from the ward, IN this
Guy Indicate 'hat iiioen mas q fmah ma
Jornty.
faihaI returns from % towns IN 80 coun-
.ies In iowa, give a hepuolcan gam Of
il'' ana pemociatlc gam OF i49. shoS-
ing net nePuoicAn gain Oh i,S'o oSef 'ne
Vote OF 1872, Ior governor;
returns rom ilS to~ns IN OF coun,'es IN
n.s, 90 ~. -. on n, " 1oe
AS s" ~ IN "e' gam, ~
ohicago, November ., l 4. M-fartiai
returns from TINS CITY, indicate Demo-
cratic majority oil about S,Voo; returns
from one hundred towns and precinctS, moi
intending the CITY OF 1hicago. give hayes
2o,O'o; liiden, i.,9oS. In ls'E tue same
p aces gave Grant ly,402; Greeiey, i2,'6
Two hundred and ten towns and pre-
clncts IN Illinois. give Hayes 49, sF; III.
den, 3I,9os, against the vote In 1917, OF
$500 Tor Grant ZSVio 1or dreeiey.
fourty-two towns Tor which there 10 no
6as,s OF comparison, give Hayes io,ooS
lliden, 6,y.o. In ~ additionai towns ana
precincts, hayes mas = majority OF -oo' ana
Aioen VI
Chicago, November S.-Two hundred
and seventy-6ve towns and precincts in
Illinois, which in 1872 gave Grant 5,l3l,
and Greeley, 2S67O, have given Hayes
sS,176; Tilden. 45,7l5; besides, there are
40 towns which give Hayes 1l,'40; Iilden,
Z ;1Sl, and q .hich give Hayes . majority
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The work of Ed. Russell, chairman Of
the Republican County Central Committee
an the Interest of George T., has had the ef
Isct that every sensible man might have
known. Ed. only wanted to he Superinten-
dent OF Insurance, and he did not hesitate
u sacrifice the whole ticket for his selfish
purpose. County Conventions and candi-
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Iegaie and Coney again if they crave de-
fast
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y handsome majorities,

Prominent post-oflice officials are of the
G Union that the commission now inyesii-
ing ihssubiect Of railway mail transpor.
t ion will recommend the re-es;ablishment
c he fast mail trains, and that they will
pport the recommendation by evidence OF
ir necessity. 1t appears that the testi-
: my taken in nearly all tie Western
; lies is sin.ularly unanimous in favor of
e restoration OF the system. II is an
nsunoed az certain, however, that none Of
t railroads will restore these last mails
alsss increased compensation is given for
[ e service.
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Michigan.

DETROIT, Mich, November So am
Returns from 21S towns and precincts give.
Hayes II ,562 majority, Democratic gain
Of 9,03S over the vote Of 1872.
Detroit, November S.-R-turns from 30i
townships and five precincts in this city,
give Hayes a net majority Of l2,025, a DEM
ocratic gain Of 8, 463 over 1872. The same
towns give Crosswell, republican, for. gov
ernor, a net majority Of 6,63l Willitts. re-
publican, for congress in the - district, 70S
majority; MCGOWAN, republican, for con-
gn 50 in the Sd district, al majority. The
democrats claim the election Of Williams
in the lst district by about 1000 majority.
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NeWhalssspSIaire

CONCORD, n. H., November Thirty,
five towns and cities give HAYES 5,9i4
Tiiden, 5,l12. In 1872 the same place,
gave Grant 1914, and Greeley, 4,556. Re-
publican loss, 8.
Seventy tpwns ard cities in New Hamp-
shire give Hayes 1924 and TIlier / | sol
In 1872 the same lsces gave Grant 1890,
and Greeley 9,GsI; Republican net loss in
these places sos.
The incoming returns continue very ia
vursble for the Republicans; 100 towns
and cities give Hayes 10 625; TiIden, Il,
$50; scattering, 81 In 1872 the same
places gave Grant IL 1856; Greeley, HOO
scattering $50.
The State has gone Republican by about
5000.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-11-09
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St. Paul, MINI, November 7.-Returns
received to 9p NJ, indicate a ull vote, and
heavy Republican majority on the eener-
al ticket. Dunnell, Republican, in the Let
Congressional district, will be elected.
Stewart, Republican, in the 3rd, and pro-
badly Strait, Republican, in the 2nd.
St. Paul, Mimi, November S-Re,urns
are still far from being complete, but
enough is known TO assure the election Of
the three Republican Congressman, by a
majority Of 900 to $500 The legislature
is also undoubtedly Republican, and the
majority on the electoral ticket will be at
least 10000.
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Nebraska.

Omaha, November S-This county Is
conceded to the democrats, ard ia claimed
By them by 500 to 500 majori'y. Cass
county elects the entire republican ticket.
Otoe county gives 4 democratic majority OF
$50; nine additional precincts give HAYES
io1 majority.
The whole greenfack ticket ia elected in
Richardson county, the majority ranging
from 20 to 100.
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j. II. GrLrATRIcK, Republican, is elected
to the Senate from the city district, and NJ.
j Parrott, Democrat, from the county.
The members Of the House elect d are Still
lings, Clark, Kellogg, Wheat, Huddles;on,
oiiphant and WILTSHIRE Republicans and
two Democrats
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cratic delegation in Congress. There ha:
been a large vot- polled in Georgia. Every
county in the S:h district has gone Demo,
cratic. Richmond county gives over 5000
Democratic majority.
come in sioaIy. The Democrats claim
vel, Aiken, Edgefeld and Abbeyville
counties, heretofore Republican, are claim.
ed by the Democrats.
A special TO The Chronicle" SAYS that
Hampton is 10000 ahead in Is counties
heard from, The Republican strong holds
of Beaufort, Georgetown, Coller,ion and
Charleston counties will reduce this msjori-
iy considerable. Hampton is saneuine Of
success by small majority. By the di-
.ection Of the L. s. Deputy Marshal, the
polls were taken possession Of by troops
There was no disturbance.
Nothing further from the Florida cleo
ton it will be Close; both sides claim the
STATE.
l220 A. M.-The Republicans claim
South Carolina by $1,000 msjority. The
Democrats claim that returns enough have
been received 10 insure the election OF
Evans and Aiken, Democrats, 10 Congress,
in place of Wallace and Carpenter, Repub-
licsns.
Lake City, November S.-The opinion
of moderate men is that Florida will cleo,
the entire democratic state ticket by over
10000 majority. The democrats gain
largely in all the counties, with three or
four exceptions.
Like City, November s.-Returns are
being received as fast as possible. Finley,
democrat, for congress in the I'd district, is
elected by 600 majority. Columbus county.
Jos democratic majority, democratic gain
OF about 2iU; Duyall county, republican
majority, 500, republican gain Of $50
over the vote Of 1874
Partial returns from other counties indi-
cate democratic gains, with a prospect Of
the democrats carrying the state
Alchia, Baker, BRADFORD, Clay, Columbus,
Duvall, Hamilton, Madison, Monroe, Mas
sau, Pu.nsI, Suwanee, Levy and Marion,
report aggregate democratic msjority Of
373.