Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-11-08
CONNECTICUT.

towns go: Hayes, 8267; Tilden, 1901
Robinson rep 1875; Hubbard Dem 6S05.
Last spring these gave Robinson (Repl CLIP;
| Ingersoll DEM 6514 Republican majority
Is sos, against q Democratic majority last
year Of 4O2. Republican gain 907. This in
cludes no city.
Hartford; Hartford gives Tilden plural
I lty of 9S9. The Democratic majority for
governor last spring was 676. Democratic
gains In the city was 313 Meriden gives
Hayes u majority, Democratic loss of PIC.
( Fifty-nine towns, including Meriden, the
only city yet reported, gives Hayes 1887;
! lllden, l3,335; Hayess majority, 1852
! Hayes s vote over Robinson last spring, $3.50;
! lIlden over IngersOll, 1880. These ifty-nine
! towns gave a Democratic majority last spring
of 1923; Republican gain, 2690.
The State is Democratic by 5000 majority.
Hawley, for congress, Is defeated by Landers
by 800.
General Hawley is defeated for congress
in the first district by about $50 There
seems no doubt but that the legislature is
Republican in both branches
New Haven: This city gives the Democratic
electoral ticket 1874 majority. Phelps, the
Democratic candidate for congress- in tins
city Is reelected over Kellogg by majority
Of something less than that of two years ago.
give small majority for Tilden.
Hartford November I: 138 out of I67
towns give Hayes 5O,922: Tilden, 55,6O6;
Robinson. 50, ,302; Hubb.rd. s., ,568. Major
ity for Tilden. 1854; for Hubbard, 1856.
NEBRASKA.
OMAHA, November THE election passed
off quietly. a heavy vote was pOlled in this
city. No returns yet in from the State. Both
parties claim Douglass county Local fac
tons have caused much scratching. Straight
tickets, so far counted in the city, show a
Democratic plurality Partial returns from
COlfax county show a Republican majority;
Sam Buffalo county, IA Republican majority;
Dodge, 10 Republican; Nemaha county Is
claimed by the Democrats; Saline county has
gone Republican by about 400; Democrats
claim Platte county by $50 majority. No Off
cial count yet.
Omaha: Platte county has a Democratic
majority of 33; Clay county, Harvard pre-
cinct, 73 Republican; Washington county, Bell
creek precinct, IA Republican. It is impos-
sible to get returns from the city and county
before tomorrow. Some polls closed. Both
parties claim the county.
Omaha; Additional returns of Buffalo
county give Hayes 257; Tlden, 50. Nearly
IIlt huOle ICcpupuCtH liChGG ID elected IN
Fremont there was a heavy vote, the Repub-
ican majority averaging 50. OtOe county Is
claimed by the Democrats; it has always
given Democratic majorities. Sarpy county,
as far as heard from, gives Republican ma
jOrity of 81. Keith county gives about 80
Democratic majority. The third ward of this
city gives Buckingham, Dem, for district
attorney, majority of 238. Laplatte pre-
cinct, in Sarpy county, gives q Democratic
majority Of 40. FairmOunt precinct, in Fill
more county, gives 100 Republican majority
for the entire ticket.
Omaha: The third ward in this city gives
an average Democratic majority of 15s.
Buckingham, district attorney, majority. 238:
Ferguson, fiOteTial senator (DeIni J. majority.
lOI. In the Louisville precinct the average
Republican majority is six; Wayerly, pre-
cinct, Cass county, % Republican majority.
The greenback ticket has run well IN the
western counties, but, so far, has made no
elections. In Syracuse, Cass county, the
Republican majority is 20; in Juniata pre-
cinct, Adams county, the Republican major
ity is 92 The whole Republican ticket Is
elected.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.