The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-08
MASsACHUSETTs.

BosroS, November THE unpleasant
weather does not interfere with . large
vote being cast. Business Is at stand.
still. A large vote is being polled in
Buffers district, and the indications are
that he will be elected over both OF his
competitors, though Judge Hoar is re.
ceiving some unexpected support.
Boston, November 7.-The Es.uinQ
Journal says that Crapo, Rep, ia re.elect-
ed to Congress in the First District BY 4
large majority. Harris, Rep. Is elected
to Congress from the Second District.
Twenty.four towns give Hayes 6,71S,
Tilden $685., Rice 6,30s, Adams S,8l6,
Baker 435.
Nine wards in Boston give Hayes
6,s93, Tilden I, 7,4l9. Rice has majority
OF So in these wards.
Republican specials from New Hamp-
shire claim the State by 2,00e.
Returns as far as received give Froth.
ingham, Dem, for Congress in the Fifth
District a majority Of 1908 over Gen.
Banks, and the latters defeat Is claimed.
Leopold Morse, DEM, is probably elect
ed to Congress in the Fourth District by
a small majority. The election Of Claain,
Rep. in the Eighth District, Harris,
Rep, in the Second District, and Loring,
Rep, in the Sixth District, is claimed
by the Traveller.
BosroN, November I'm 90. towns Of
Massachusetts Hayes has $3.50, Tildeu
81 ,953, Rice 3o,7G4, Adams q ,l53, Baker
1862. The returns, so far as received,
according to Republican estimate, in.
dicate the election OF Governor Rice by
4 good majority; the election Of Banks,
Rep, in the Fifth Congressional District;
OF Butler, Repy in the Seventh District;
Grape, Rep, in the First; Harris, Rep,
in the Second, Field, Req, in the Third;
ClAain, Rep, in the Eighth; Norcross,
Rep, in the Tenth. The other Congress.
sional districts are doubtful, and the
above results may be changed by later
returns.
BosroS, November THE returns in.
dictate very heavy vote. One hundred
and twenty.three towns give Hayes 81,
44s, Tilden 3l,601; Rice 47,30S, Adams
30,379, Baker 4,573. Butler in the First,
Banks in the Fifth, Clahin in the Eighth,
Crapo in the Seventh, Robinson in the
Eleventh, Rice in the Ninth, and Nor.
cross in the Tenth district, are elected to
Congress (Republican). Harris in the
Second and Loring in the Sixth (Rep.)
are probably elected. Dean in the Third
and Morse in the Fourth (Dem.) are
probably elected. The present Congress
sional delegation stands: Republicans s,
Democrats 4. The Republicans gain 4
Congressman, and il the vote continues
at the same rate, Hayes will carry the
State by $4,000 plurality.
BosroN, November 7.-163 towns and
cities give Hayes 66.se4, Tilden 43, ,436,
Rice 63,524, Adams 4l,96l, Baker 5,SSl.
The following is the vote Of Boston all
but one ward: Hayes 1873, Tilden 22,-
2O6. Rice 1908, Adams 2l,576, Baker
l,lS5. SeE~
BosroS, November 7.-One hundred
and ninety.seven towns give Hayes 95,-
SIS, Tilden 7O,644, Rice ss,SO4, Adams
70,903, Baker S,0S5. Four counties com.
plete gives 6l Republican and 10 Demo.
crat members 10 the Legislature. All
but three towns in the Fifth district gives
Banks 9,73l, Fsrthingham 9,l55. Other
towns will increase the majority about
200. The Third district elects Dean,
Democrat by 43 plurality. Morse Demo
Graf, is also elected in the Fourth dis.
trict. Butler in the Seventh district has
about 5000 plurality over Tarbox and
Hoar.
BosroS, November THE Legislature
stands 1866 Republicans, 4S Democrats,
Prohibitionist. Twenty-Five districts
which send q Republicans, to be heard
from. The latest estimates gives Hayes
81, 900.
CONCORD, November 1.-THE State is
Republican by about 5000.