The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-10

OemocTaIS uaVe no COUNT III Iue 0ecOnu
and Fifth Wards as yet.
A New York special to the Enquirer
at noon also says the latest from Florida
Is that the Democrats carry that State
by not less than 1,70O majority.
South Carolina is very close, with the
chances in Tilden's favor.
At the Democratic headquarters here
they are confident Of having carried all
three States. The betting here is 81, 900
to $3.50 on Tilden.
South Carolina.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10-12 M.-Latest
from South Carolina very conflicting,
and it may take the official count to de-
eide.
North Carolina.
RALEIGH, Nov. 10.-Democrats claim
the State by 10 900, but the majority will
hardly reach those figures.
Wisconsin,.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. ell P. M.-The
latest Wisconsin specials give Hayes
4, 500 TO 5000 majority in this State. Re-
publican gain, 200 on the vote OF 1875.
Oregon.
! PORTLAND, OREGON, Nov. ell P. NJ
Oregon-is thought to be certainly Repub-
lioan by 500 majority. Eighty-two towns
give Hayes 1900 majority; and, allowing
for full Democratic vote in the coun-
ties to hear from, the majority will still
be 500.
Louisiana.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 10-1 A. M.-The
Democratic State Committee have re-
turns from twenty parishes, which give
Tiden 1925 majority, a Democratic
gain of 9,476 over 1874. They claim the
State by 10000 majority.
Kentuok1.
LOUISVILLE, Bf., Nov. 1O.-The re-
turns from tILe doubtful Ninth District
OF ken.ucky indicate the election OF Tur-
Per, Democrat, to Congress, in which
case the entire delegation from this State
will be Democratic.
Advices from the interior lead to the
belief that the majority in Kentucky for
Tilden will be $4,000.
Trouble i'm California.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10.-The Gov
ernor and Mayor, both Democratic, held
council on the proposition to seize the
ballot-boxes Of this city, on the ground
OF alleged frauds, by which the Repub-
licans are benefited 1000 votes.
The movement Is evidently inspired
from abroad. Mitchell telegraphs that
Oregon is Republican by nearly 1000.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10-1 A. NJ
The County Clerk refused to give up
the papers, and finally the demand was
Withdrawn on agreement that the Off
GERS representing the city should keep
a watch over the ballots and registra-
ton papers, in conjunction with the
| United States Marshals. The returns
will be canvassed by the Board OF Su-
pervisors on Monday.
At Chicago.
| CHICAGO, Nov. 10.-The most intense
excitement 10 still manifest in this city.
Contradictory reports are the order Of
the day. The Western Union bulletin
says the New York Herald's bulletin at
II 80 A. M. reports Florida, % counties
heard from, giving 5000 majority for the
Republicans. and claiming the State by
10000. Large crowds are surrounding
the bulletins. The State Of Illinois is
Ger tainly $4,000 Republican at the lowest
estimate, and the probabilities point to
higher figures. The gain claimed in
Congressmen is fully sustained.
What the New York Press Thinks
| of the Result.
| NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-8 A. M.-The re.
suit of the Presidential contest appears
to lie still in doubt and the morning
papers as far apart in their conclusions
as they were yesterday morning.
The Times is positive Of Hayes cleo
tion.
The Tribune has Hayes probably
elected.
The Herald is still in perplexity and
doubt.
The World and Sun are sure OF Til
denis election.
The Times claims that the Republi-
cans have carried South Carolina by
5000 majority, Louisiana by 5000, and
lFlorida by 1000. EditorialIy it says all