Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-11-09
A ssociated Press Dispatches.l i

BSOcldled PTeSS DlSpdtcneS-
New YORK, November 8.-The World
furnishes the following estimate of the cleo
toral vote for Tilden Alabama, 10; Arkansas
6; Connecticut, 6; Delaware, 3; Florida, A.;
Georgia, IL; Indiana, Is; Kentucky, IL;
Maryland, 8; Mississippi, 8; Missouri, 10;
New Jersey, 8; New York, 35; North Caro-
lima, 10; Tennessee, Y; Texas, s; Virginia
IL; West Virginia, 5; total, 188. For
Hayes: Colorado 3; Illinois: q;
Iowa, II; Kansas, 5; Maine, 7; Massachusetts,,
13; Minnesota, 5; Nebraska, 3; New Hamp-
shire, 5; Ohio, q; Pennsylvania, %; Rhode
Island, 4; Vermont, 5; total, 133; doubtful,
48. The Tribune believes everything hinges
on Florida, and that the Repubi
cans have carried that State, and
that the college stands: Hayes, 185; Tilden,
184. The Tribune's Washington special says
the Republicans have probably carried North
Carolina The Times declares Hayes elected
giving him 185 vetes. The Herald considers
that Florida will decide the election, and con-
siders it a doubtful State.
CHICAGO, November 8.-The Tribune's
Washington telegram to the congressional
committee, from the National committee
rooms. claims New York for the Republicans
by $500 majority. Another telegram says
the figures received give Florida to the Re
publiCans sure.
New YORK, November Specials to the
Times say that South Carolina has gone Re
publican by 10000 majority, and Florida by
an increased majority over 1874. The Tribune
has dispatch from Governor Chamberlain,
of South Carolina cl?immg that State for the
Republicans by Il, ,00G majority The Tnbune's s
Florida specials give that State to the Repub-
Ecans. Both papers claim the election Of
Hayes by one majority. Intense excitement
exists in all circles, and the streets in the Vi
cinity of news Centers are almost impossible.
New YORK, November 8, 8 P.M.-The
latest dispatches from Florida seem to indi-
cate that the Democrats have saried the
State by 1000 majority. The Republicans
claim Oregon by 500 to 1000 majority The
Democratic general committee in New Orleans
tonight claim Louisiana for the Democrats
by 10000 majority.
The Times at $50 am publishes the situa-
ton as follows; The result of the Presidential
election held yesterday is still III doubt Con-
ceding to the Democrats New York, New
JClSCg1 OOHHtClICut, diiu tIl ILt SOuJuelu
states, except Louisiana, South Carolina, and
Florida, Tilden viii have 1S4 ELECTORAL votes,
necessary to d choice 1S5. The Republicans
have carried the following states: Colorado
California, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Maine
Massachusetts,, Michigan, Minnesota
Nebraska, New Hampshire, Oregon, Ohio
Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont
Wisconsin, Louisiana, and South Carolina
These States will give Hayes I81 electoral
votes.
CHICAGO, November 8, nOOn.-The New
York Herald claims that the Presidential
election is still in doubt 1t may take the
official count in the States of Wisconsin,
Florida, Nevada and North Carolina to settle
the matter. 1t looks now as if Louisiana and
South Carolina are certainly Republican.
The latest from Wisconsin says that Chair
man Kerr claims the State for the Repubh-
cans by over 5000 majority.
The returns from Illinois from 461 townf,
including the city of Chicago, give Hayes a
net majority of 19,O21. This ratio, if kept
will make the Republican majority. in the
State over 10000.