Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-11-11

crowds are already gathering around
the telegraph and newspaper Offices.
CONNECTICUT.
Hartford, Nov, 7.-Connecticut is
Democratic by 5000. County prob
ably $500 Democratic majority.
Fifty-nine townships, including
Meriden, the only city yet reporting
gives Hayes 1857; Tilden Ii 1886;
Hayes majority 1,O69; Hayes vote
over Robinson's last spring 1870;
Tilden's over Ingersol 100. Those
81 towns gave q Democratic majority
last spring of 1,02S. Republican
gain of 1000.
Hartford, Nov. 7.-General Haw-
ley, Rep. is defeated for Congress in
the LIST district by about $50.
NEW YORK.
New York Nov. business is al
most suspended, only the smaller re-
tail shops being open. All banks and
the several exchanges are closed, as
well as the offices of the national, State
and city governments. Liquors sa-
looms in the vicinity of voting places
are shut, but in the "little house ar
round the corner" is found all the fuel
needed to keep up the fire of patri-
otism. Throughout the forenoon the
rain was heavy and almost unceasing,
but soon after midday the rain stopped
and cloudy and overcast with rain
are the characteristics. The bad
weather proved no bar, for citizens in
long lines were gathered at the vari-
GUS polling stations at an early hour,
remaining until they saw their ballots
deposited, when they gave place to
others constantly arriving. There
has been no disturbances thus for re-
ported. The same conditions apply
to Brooklyn, which has a registration
of nearly 100000 votes. In the in
terror and northern part of the State
the weather is clear. No trouble is
reported from any quarter of the town.
New York, Nov IA special order
was sent out by the board of police
to all captains by the inspectors of ell
ection that they will not unnecessarily
delay the vote;" bus the U. S. mar
shals continue to challenge the unauth-
orized vote, list of whose names
have, and to arrest when necessary.
New YORK, Nov. New York
county: Tilden, liz ,20S; Hayes, S.
$50. Tilden's majority SO, $50.
Three hundred and sixteens towns
outside of New York and Brooklyn
show net Democratic gain of 8 ,536
Brooklyn probably is $4,000 Demo
cratic.
TiIden's majority in Kings county,
including Brooklyn, 1883.
Buffalo City gives Democratic
gain of Z, AT.
Later returns now render it proba-
BILE that Tilden has carried New York
State as we'll as Connecticut.
Returns from 176 election districts
outside of New York, compared with
the Presidential vote of 1872, give q
total Democratic gain of 5,658; Re-
publican gain 8, $40; net Democratic
gain, 2,148.
UTICA, N. Y, Nov. City COM
plete; Tilpen complete Tilden "a ma
jority-a Democratic gain of 319.
Three hundred and ninety election
districts of this city give Tilden &c.
294 and Hayes SO, 40.
NEW York, Nov. 8.-The Republi-
cans elect 20 Congressman in the
State, and the Deaaossa4s- 10. ---,
Robinson is elected Governor, rum
ming well up with Tilden. The vote
for Governor in Kings county is Rob.
inson, 81, 755; Morgan, 80, 100.
LArER.-Entire Tammany ticket is
elected.
New YoRK Nov. 8.-The Times
comedies the State to Tilden by 80,
200.
New York, Nov. SIR. M.-Dem-
ocratic central committee at New Or
leans tonight claim Louisiana by
10000.
COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 7.-Returns
from 3O8 wards and townships and
precincts, including about half OF
Cleveland and one-third of Cincinnati,
shows Hayes gain 4,4O7; Dem ocrat-
ic 1866; net Democratic gain as
compared with Governor election in
rs, 149.
COLUMBUS, Nov. 8.-Returns up to
"a. M. indicate that Ohio has gone
Republican by from eight to ten
thousand majority.
COLUMBUS, Nov. 8-After hearing
the news at Republican headquarters,
acrowd numbering several thousand,
formed in procession and marched to
Gov. Hayes residence. In response
to repeated calls. Gov. Hayes ap-
peared in the doorway, and after
deafening cheers, spoke rs follows :
"My friends, I assure you I am
obliged for this hearty demonstra-
ton, but if you will keep quite about
o moment I will say something to you
which I think it is my duty under the
circumstances, to say: While our
present advices look favorable, we
must remember that several of the
States which have been considered
doubtful, have a large territory re-
mote from railroad or telegraphic
Communication, and it will naturally
take some time to receive definite re-
turns from there. I therefore take
this call as an earnest of your loyalty
to the Republican party and your de-
sire for its success. If late advices
should change the result from what