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, 1876-11-09

TENTH DISTRICT.
Returns received frnm all tho counties IN tho
Tentl Congressional District show Martl, Ko'
publican, elected tn Congrcas by ovaF ltn ma.
jority. Tho average Republican maturity Is not
more than q per cent lcss than IN lS12.
PUTNAM COUNTY.
MaGnoa Township 1ayss, ss; rI1'11en' 'an;; !ln;
grcss, Rcp.lbiican, 1St: Demoesatir, LIZ.
snachwine Township. Hayes, 70: Itllci,, Is;
Ct1llom, n; Steward, 81; Congress- Republican,
u; Democratic, 10. ~
Granville Township, 1layes, 1&i Ttlden, o.;
Coopet, I: Cnl|on1, fE; Steward, Jus; Con-
The iscpntl|esn count, ticket Ia cieetea hy
large n,njUritJ.
MRRckn COUNTY.
Full returns gtYa Republican majority Of
f*7o0. r. -.
M'poNouoH COUNTY
showe an cqnn1 mn1ority az tt, 1so3--abont !.l
for President Tho Republican local candidates
arc all elected by large maIorttlcs. Cooper re.
crlycd 22si vutca In tho county. Thctc men
vn,cti for Steward, who bcats Cl1lloru. In 1873
OgleshJ carrted tho county by W.
, 1876-11-09

Eaectaf nspasea tn 1hs 1t1aaas.
New YoAK, Nav. G-3 q. ma special to thu
Times from Columbia, \. C., Fays there Is no
doubt nbout South caroliuu. With two Repnb-
l!cau couutics to hear from tAe majority fur
Naycs is oyer 1900. The Republican Commit
tce claim that their maturity will bI fully 6t00.
Tho Democrats concede thu State to Hayes.
The Congressional ds!sgasi,'" will stand three
Republicans and two Democrats, Il loss of two.
Tho Legislature will bo Republican BY q snlall
majorhy.
Auaus7A, Ga,t Nov. a.-south Carolina Is
still In doubt, Both parties claim the State
Thu tudicatlous prc that the llayus electoral
ticket Is cIcclca II II tlatatetl by tho Repub-
llras,k that Chsfubvrla!n's majority In Beaufort
slinpkcr, Colletuli, utld Churlestoq Will Uver-
CONS Has..rt0h'4 N&tol!ty. Tht I1emotcats
csR!na ltalnpton's eleet!oa, but saY ths Fests is
very close. ...-....
CHAKIlHrpk, i. c., Nov. 6.-Tbs Republican
anu DcInueruttu Committees are still Whlely ~
ynrt.ure Us til the result ln this Btalc. Thv !or-
mcr clnirn H,00O ma1otty for ChaiiboSlafn ,u Tut
withhold tAe "details Ut THUR estimates. 1he
latter, coucedtug every county IlllieaFd 1ron1 10
have Eono Hrofdu,g to Ncpnblcan pred!ctsons,
t4niut tflnt Hampton IL certainly ttcctrft. lhe
diAruts WI! huFdls liz settled pct4rc trtiiorru"'
j strluls r1vt brake uls lure attouL dusk th!s
eycping, Broad st. rct, fyup, thu Court House
| i. tic foat<Jlhee, was crowded with esack6 ap,1
! whites, oil u1cltud, and tho blacks lhn'a'
| AuIeted Ut 1etuzus Nttayorablc IL thu Acpub
,hc1us. An alteration between democrat alsG
| ---7----v-,~------- ----=----.--E-- '=-*77~'"
| lEautluuoA vn the ssyu4th rAgs.}
, 1876-11-09

HHTUsHa III Cpua11Ees
QxAnA, Nov. 8.-Returns rceafycd from the
interior to-day CONVINCE prominent, wcl1-in-
formod Republicans that this State will gtvo the
usual Republican n,a}orlt!es.
Lincoln County, 1Ilnmau, for tho State Son.
ate, 14o minority; Representative, Reese, Rc-
publican, 60 majority.
Crete, sa,inc County, Republican majority,
113. Beatrice, Gage, Republican, majority I'D.
Full State and county ticket elected.
South PasR, Laiicastcr County, Hayes major
ity So. The Rcpublcan Statu and county ticket
Is elected.
Additional returns from otoe County show
small Republican gains.
Hall County elects tho Republican ticket by
424 majority.
Howard County gives Republican majority
Of g on tho entire ticket.
Greeley County gives q small Republican mn
Clay County gives Republican majority Of
l,a93. -.--.....-..
LATEST RETURNS. ....
OMAHA, Nov. S,-The whole drcenback ticket
is clcrted III Richardson County, the maIorltica
rung!nC from 20 to lG0.
OMAHA, Eeb, Nov. B.-Thfs county Doug
lassi Is corccded to tho Democrats, aud claimed
By them BY 50D to 800 majority. The ontI5o
ticket is elected. Cass County clccts the entire
| Republican ticket. 0toa County, Democratic
| majority, 1b0; nnc additional precincts Eire
| Hayes d majority OF 307. The excitement Is
| futgnsC.
, 1876-11-09

Srrttdi Httn!ttth 10 7At Tribune.
GHA1n flAplDs, Mich, Nov. SIN tbs Ert'-
erai rnttasiasln o1or thr glorious news of The
Republican victory m tle Nsi'nnal tfskct, tho
prcrlsc majority ii old Kent County, Mtclh. IL,
uf course, not needed, It Is safe u cay that,
in tiis Congressional District, fudge Stone, Rc.
PUBLICAN has nbaut 3,'o0 ntatt'rIy, mt! that III
this county thu State mud county tisitet hava.
from LEU to Uoo majority, an increase q Soo
to hNN. On tho nnengrc trnast: Il lakt u!eh1
1ubllen here, and fired gins tn l~nor
Ut their supposed victory. II was q
Wild deu,onstratNnt. But, lateI tn thy day.
tlels ar.lor coalel OF, and tonight tl!o Repqtt.
1seana havc Ind thelr turn: I,etr Latest ~. uis.
Hayes had 1s5 electoral yotes from txuntyy.on
States sure set The large crowd w1}d: ll'nro it
w 70 gs ~ next ay UT for eseSn
Michigan III honor Of the victory.
BRANCH COUNTY.
.Srtetat fhSpatch ia M 7r1sttnt,
cotnwArEn, Atleh, Nov. s,I'ransl, County G ,!
nys: and ths sntre stee tsxSs 10 nts an
about 900 minority.
, 1876-11-09
UONGNASSMRN.

LITTLE RooE, Ark, Nov. s..-Iseturns from
all parts OF the stato show vote smaller than
at tho Stasa election In October. For Congress-
mon, Cause, Dausocrat, In tho First District,
ia oloctcl without opposition. In tho Second
District tho election OF Blcmmons, Democrat,
oysr snytlpr, Republican, is conceded BY the Re-
publicaia. The Third District, In whlcl1 Little
publican, and stuart, Democrat, and Cyawens,
Democrat. II III claimed by tile Republicans,
hut will require tho ot]lcinl count md In tho
Fourth District luntrr is c1nctcd without oppo-
There Is q large minority in the State for
Tlllen.
, 1876-11-09

MEMPHIS, Nov. a.-Thcrc Is lEttlc abatement
Of the excitement In regard to tho election.
largo crowds surround tho bulletin boards ret.
Thomas, Independent, fnr Governor, carries
this county BY 1850, unrdtmsn County by 14o,
Haywood County by 1900. Porter, Democrat.
for Governor, carries Weakly County by 1,1oo..
Young, Drt,oc7s.t, is elected to Congross in
thia, tho TcnthDtstrict. BY over 900 Hn1orlty.
Tho election n West Tennessee, North
ally 1,,iat. Not a single disturbances reported.
MEMrll1s, 'rcnrh, NOV. 8.-Tillen's majority
in this city is 1,os6, and Dorsey. Thomas, ln1e'
pendent, for Governor, llna 1,462. Young,
500 majority. Tho entire Democratic county
ticket ID elected.
, 1876-11-09

LOUISVILLE, KY, Noy. S.-The excitement
here over the general election l'ns been most
lntcnso since last evening. The streets wcro
throngel with people, cagcr, anxious masses
surrounding the newspaper offices to hear latest
returns. Tho " "tMl.ast-so-ncnr-n1nl-yc
yot ca to confirm Tiltlcn's election produce groat
interest AMI lnteuhe excitement. throiEllont
tho city aud STATE. llcturns from, Kentucky aEe
very l.icasrc, but show Democratic gains most
everywhere.
Mr. Henry Wattcrson is addressing q crowd
before the Coar;er-journal uf1iee, and claims
TIidrn'e election ~ eertain with 200 electoral
votes,
, 1876-11-09
NORTH CAROLINA,

REF6kTKb bEMoERAFI0 UA1NH.
RaLxlou, N. G., Nov. S.-l.uturns continue to
come II, reporting heavy Dc1uoeratlr galns from
ill quarters. Tie Democratic piajor!ty In the
State will hardly fall short ,ut 1a,DD0. Tha
l>empcruts elect I'LL their Congtcssulen cxsept
o,le, Guy }rag.tun, Republican, leislg eiscte'l IN
thu Sccoud District, The Legislature, Which
elects u Uuitci States senator, u m0Fe than
tWo-thlr1s Democratic.
, 1876-11-09
KANSAS,
10000 REpunt.ICAN,

Special Df9pascA to Tbs 7sibHns.
LAwnESca, Kan., Nuy. S.-kansas gives
Hayes aud Wheeler over 10000 mujority.
George T. Anthony, for Governor, Gcta major
tty OF at least 5000. The Congressional dele
Eauon is entirely Republican. Haskell, iu the
Second DIstrctis elected By 0, 700 majority over
Goodtn, latc Democratic Incumbent. Tho State
Legislature Is two-thtrds Republican, aol 30
many straight Republican county tickets were
never before elected. The Daily Journals extra
Of this AFTERNOON aaya:
Auld the dubious results. the redemption of the
old Second n!stsiut In kansaB 0olns up like sfgnl
fro In night OF darkneas. HaskeIl's vpte exceeds
liz tueuls to have carried rwn' tiooain's avn
dottr, hs eatries every county iu the tsttivt Ar.
untlmeiy end. The Second District Eesits4es her
place in lEf0, With tho tesl OF the State In epu0~
| iicnn fankw.
TOPEKA, hn!t.. Nuy, .s.-Tlio returns arc
| sufficient ~ shuw that HAYES has earttu1 the
Statc by oyrr 3t),uki0 nlajoflty, aul Anth1ny
(Ilspubllcan) (ilVcruor by aver 5,0o. Three
| het,ntHe2n Innlshcrs nj C0ngreks aru c1urtud,
wliel. 10 Il gath Ut uno. llaaksl' QlepuhlIca'Il
III the :er,,iu Distrirt. llas ,U0 nl4j jority- Thc
Legislature stalIls : 10 Republican. Murt Re-
puGlielus were elected oi the sasaight ticket
| ihta year tllau for y number VI yeaFs befoFo.
, 1876-11-09

TTLDHN3 N41UHITf'
Eptetai MspascA to 7n< Tribune.
NEW Yoais, Nov. 8.-The returns from the
counties In thIs, State have como In slowly.
Thlrty.soyan counties give Hayes aa,3o5 major
!ty; twenty-five counties, including New York.
give Tfls1en $3.50, leaving lin majority OF
W,23i.
CATuGA COUNTY.
Nsv Yonx, Nov. a-The official figures for
Cayuga County give Hayes 5000 mn}orlsy,
Democratic rain OF aG5 The Democratic mr.
for,ty is variouslY estimated at from 10000 to
5000. ,.-..--..
nuPFALo.
Epectat ntspdtch 10 T7s Tribune.
BUFFALO, N. r., Noy. sit y 1+cnerally son.
cc(lcd TINT Lockwood. Democrat, is elected to
Congress IN this District over bpnul1l1E "
about p0U MINORITY. lInbcrstro, Dc1nocFatt, IL
elected Sheriff by about ECO majority o'cr Law
8oils
, 1876-11-09

TUNUHESSHEN
MONTGOMERY, Ala., Nov. 5.-Rctnrns con-
t;nue to Indicate at least q, , majority for TIL
den. Far Congress, Herbert In tho Second.
Williams in tfv Ttlrfl, LTgun in thu Flft'l.
Powctt III tic Sixth. rorncv in tic Seventh and
Gnrtl In tho Eighth District. all Democrats, nre
elected. The rcturt,s are favorable to Jones,
Democratic oyur Dromlcsg: Shelley, pcmo' ne
trjct. and In vary hopeful Of MI elcetion over
liarasson md Raplcr, tho irisat colorrd candI
dulles.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 8.--Fusthcr returns
from the Fourth District Bl1ow tho contest riose
between uarnsnn, col1rcil. and GctI.. Shelley,
Dcmocrat. Shelley las snadu great gains.
, 1876-11-09

RkTGRNh Df EDuaIASSs
rnLApatrnlA, Pa, Nov. 8.-The following
Is the vote OF Pennsylvania by counties as Tar
rs heard from; ait tuwnaf'ns arc not In, hut
there arc enough To estimate from:
Morton County, Tildcnt 700 majority; DEM
ocratsc gain Of so.
Pike County, ofI1cfa', Tfldcn, o63 ma1ofaayh IL
Democratic galn Of 3i0
Wyoming County. T1laen, $40 majority;
Waync County, i! Il, ,rllden, 800 majority; DOM
bucks County, Democratic majority, 300;
Lelhgh County, Democratic majority a,tes;
1i,, sny1'c55 y i, County, Republican majority 'Ss'
Tioga County, estimated Republican majority,
p!aiF 11., County {ssFreeted'' Republican mA'0r'
. Selumba 81 s,f .,{ County Demo ratio m'''rfty'
Ghester County, Republican majority, a,o7S;
| Lyco1ning County, estimated Democratic ma
oc5syt csyt1s % e5aaty sEa fsi Bsnoera.ic majority so
Northampton County, Democratic majority,
a,950; Domocrat!c gain, 1,0N.
from, gives Kepul'lcat, majority on tl.e E!ea-
toral ticket Of ?,+l9; net gain, 2,s7g: Dlstriets
to hear from will probably Increase this ma1orl-
ty several hundred.
In Northumberland County the vote Is about
the same as lust ycar, whou tbs Democratic MA
jortty was B1B.
Fill returns from twonty.four counties IN THIS
State, Including Philadelphia, show net tso-
publican gain of 2,4s9. TI'is does not Include
Allcglany County.
Delaware County, complete, Hayos' majority,
aasss4: Republican gain, :ss8.
Northumberland County (corrccted), Demo.
cratic majority, h7O; Republican gain, 8od.
Carbon County, Democratic majority, 848;
loss, o.
Cameron County, Republican majority, 20;
loss, ~.
Campbell, Republican, has ! majority Of Ssl.
TINS dstrlct Is Al present represented BY
Democrat,
, 1876-11-09
MINNESOTA.


NRTURNB COME IN SLOWLY.
ST.. PAUL, sfinn., Nov. 8,-Tho total vots of
st. Paul and Ramsey County gives Tldcn a
minority Of l,lSs. Stewart, Republican, fur
Congress, COS.
Minneapolis complete gives IIayes 8S ma
1orIty; McNuir, Democrat, for Congress. 855
1ority.
Tho vote throughout tho State, except in
Ramsey County, gcucral,y shows Republican
gains. Only about twenty out Of the seventy
two counties l,ayo yet made complete returns.
but these, With t1aglnentary returns from other
Ia tho Stata OIL Electors will be from 15 700 to
1900.
bunncll, Republican, in tho First District, is
e,eetal BY 900 to 1909. Strait, IN the Second,
by 1000. StoHart. In tho Third, by 1860.
, 1876-11-09

81. JOSEPH.
St. JosEpn. Mo-, Nov. 8.-Tlldcu llas q very
snsujl tuajorisy In thts city; Loan, Republican.
fur ConereGs, 100 majority IN tic clty; Rca.
Democrat, fur Congress. has go majority In tlls
c,,4uty, and is elected in tho district by ,2sVu
Ma{urlty. --...-.....
CoSGHBsaNES.
81. LOUIS, Mo-. Nov. 6.-unoftlrial rctslrns
g1ru Anthony 1tner Republican, In thu First
District nf this tity, about go lna1urlty. and
Nathan Cu1c, ilcpuhlcsnf in tho Second Dis
lrfet, 100 to Nv majority. These art Nopub-
liran ruhls, tho first over Z. G. Ky,r, tho
latter over Erastus Wslia, both tho present.
nscn,hers. In tho Third district Il. G, Frost,
Dc ,l.t,srut, Is elected oyer l.. T. MetAlf ltcpnh-
LEAH, by snlal! nDjostv. III the districts out
stdc tho tlty tta Sixth IL reported carltesl BY
ituYr1lf, Republican, by &0 k!lalorlty, and thu
Tenth t'y Pollard, kpWihltcan BY ~ MINORITY,
beating D!ebo)t, tho ,Tescnt incumbent.
FURTHER NETENN3
Sr. Lows, Nov, R.-Mcrccr County gtYcs
HaYca 4 majority Ut Nb; FinlaenIusR lRGpult
ltcdl), fur tldygrnor, bu.
MauiteaM County, Democratic mnktlty 49,
| uatiutIu! uud STATE ttckcts.
DAyt. County, Tiilcn's majority ]0l AbQu,
the same in ts State and Congressional tickets
rutpntn County-Probablp Republican Ma
1ottty. 1900. .
slliivan Coupty--ispput3lr&n majority ia.
| MhAs$$sppt cpnrY 1lcpaueral4c InAaostS ~
, 1876-11-09
MICHIGAN,
SEcQNt1 flIET1tI{sr,

Specdai M'easea @ n 7rlsaaA
ANN AAao1t, siirl., NOV. s.-Wtllota, Rupub-
~. a,,'.s,,' ~ ~, =" .r, 80,
.s1e1' u e'esseu " 4''"" a'a1o1l's' lme ~ hep"n' @
liean majority tst, ycars ago was la0fD, This
district includes tlle counties of Washtenar,
s...att.. ,s ,r,,ts ~ mi. .@,tv ~, =, tt,rco
.','". t"",,,"ns 1",, ~, s:,a ~" was,,."a". "us
cieet AcPhpi"a'ls' kain u o'e' "ashtsha"
County tsoss abaut au pcntosratla snajosity, as
as,1al, pil thu rrst Df tho ticket,
iHvAwRE rnENTf,
speciu. DlsIa'eh to 71s Tribune
, 1876-11-09


RICHMOND, Va, Nny. s.-But littlo interest
seems to bo taken in tho Virginia election, as
nearly everything in the State is one'si1etL
Numerous but incomplete returns from cSery
section Indicate tlat Tiilcn's minority will run
over 90. .oO0, Thu Democrats elect eight Com
crcssmen sertait., which leaves ono tlstriet-tEc
Fourtl-in ilouht With . very strong prohabi!-
ity OF tbs election Of JnrgcnAcM, Republican,
over uuntot., Democrat, In that district.
, 1876-11-09

Coxconp, N. H., Nor. s.-1'cturns from alo
towns gVe Hayes ao,56l: Tildc,,, @}.3s2, with
twenty-stx towns to hear from, which gave last
year 10 Democratic majority. Tho fotnl Soto
will reach &C, ,UM, tho greatcst ever poflcd.
, 1876-11-09
OlI1O.

CtrcNrAr1, O., Nov. 9.--Tllo vote in 11nmil.
ton co,1rty stands as follows: Tilcn. 2t,Bi3;
lIaycs, :ss,7To; Cooper 81; slnitf, Prohibition.
, 1876-11-09

WnssL1No, W. Va, Nov. s,-Thls State will
give about II, 900 majority for Ttl1cn. All three
Dep1oeyottc Congrekstael arc elected.
, 1876-11-09

AudusrA, Go, Noy. 8.-Georeta sends an un-
broken Democratic delegation to Congress. Tho
N aIority for TilIcu Is a4out Il, Q00.
, 1876-11-09

NEW ORLEANS, NOY. b.-rf!e foltuwing official
and unotIluisl returns of parishes las bce't r.
cclved: Iberia, Republican, 1,t53; Democratic,
1,9s6; Republican gal,,, 377; Calcarinn, Don'o.
cratic, 1,941; Republican, o5: net Republican
BOO majority; Dell,oerattc gain, 1,lD9; Jackaon,
Democratic gain, EOS. These cotnpar|-
sons arc snntle with tho 1874 returns
o. published Iii tic Forld Alinnnac. The clcc-
ton was pcuceable md quiet. M disturbance
IL reported ffoln any quarter OF the State: Re-
porta slow that tho Democrats pollcd heavy
negro vote IN tho Interior parishes.
, 1876-11-09

1tARrFoHp, Coun., Nor. 6.-Ti]dcn's majority
with tlirco towps TO hcar from, Is a,sa.
, 1876-11-09

LOUISIANA.
RvEnyTHIMU DLOHTbf}s.
n...Iuf tHHnrt4h IN TIA TSfhlt3l&

c...,,t rxxn.,.s N 11x T.tbuuA
epfelat Ospaen ~ ~ ["s ~ '''I"' ,,,.,,n,.
NEW ORtEANs, NOV. e--lo;ao y. ".-"etusts
from atout hall the wards In tho Parrish ol VI
lcsus show largo Republican gains from tho vote
~ ta-l AMI ,rcent IN 4he ttvn pnfsl.ce which
s..o hssr a Tr.V1,,vea f.r tbc nast ycor. tho ro
turns show Republican gums oil osef tao stase
notwithstanding Tue vote NJ these hn'hnt1ea
marshes however, Louisiana n1ny he relied upot,
IL rfye a rood Kcp,bttcai, majority, In the fncc
~ Al, 1,o,sour,,t. 5 rn1,,ts ,o thc rortrory. 30
iar, tie returns rom t.s 1.elw'
have 'becn malaly from the ocmo-
crnnc stronnholda. Not ono of the
iarcc Ranuhlicnn nar,s1,oa has been heard
49,. S 9nn,s,s. u1n.,,1oa,e loro mi a t1o,ht
TINT the State wii1 give 10000 Republican ma
tority. Tho rariel, Of
pas1 p-,,c,A..
uh,c1. !, 1e;n rnyn 1,a1at Renubl,cau
v'u.'', ". Aue soen s' 6on , IT,. 1a7I ,,,,eo.
those parishes, however, wl.cro Republicans
mesI ea's t'o pa,.y "as "s ~, saa stan 49, aonn.
thus'astlc, anu tuc,1 sotc WI 'noso sn. eo""
tcract tho INTIMIDATION OF tle pn!.uogselH M
Louisiana is surd for from 10000 to te,o0o mar
iority for IIaycs, Whcclcr. and packprtl.
rim rrnvpnnpp.rr puras Anrrr sAys so.
Npu, Gn,r.ns Io. NM. s'MT'hn follow1ur
anecisi ia frn,n n hrnncrat;c siu,rcc:
epGSA pEI,uTnN 1 Eart Fcistann Farsi,. INV. g.-Ow-
Ing T. t sp1e s.,3t :. ths pstt tots 70 n4a a. M s
rdpG,stcrna soycntrcp 1',1n!Ifs md fortythreo
o.c ~ fniinI II ,rhc IInrcs ,rt ti,rce
aIi Ttlat ' t' ha"nee t Tho t,s;tl c1utlucted
@ untlcr lin fjnttn4l Statea Supcryieor 4l3 voters
who % Ind been nnsbio to register deposited their
FrnincI from rrt1nV There ,yns 1u inti,nflo-
.t r o t-r,es ,r,,,ar ~ pntna ware wiihin
, 1876-11-09

"
scratched hy t50 Republicans III tAis connty, a
1arrer nunlber NJ Democrats voted for tlitn.
Tile tirec,lback party polled about Ito votrs Ill
EIGHTEENTH pIsrn.cr.
IL ~ ESatern .tssatiaf:a 54ets
WHEY, l;eitl',liv,l, Is elected w'tlous Doubt
~, g. PKKtr, EnETsTf.
sptetgi Nspdtch To- 1hs 1t1ta*4;
prSyos H. M sTse v,ih IN nntfs sxMinn Me!ieai ~
C,,,nsllsso1,er. Is elcrtcd by u fair r1a}"rtty.
Ti.u Republican Btute ticket IN this precinct
runs at1ut two to ul.e in it, iavos. THIS county
lag prouab!y enno Ispuolsaa ~ S;,a al'oat ,1s, s
al' thut they ran learn, believe sVlcv,, RcpuhS,
lhar, elcrtca to Ct,..rrss err lFartzel. and II
Is nsn.tcd, .tu!gh hardly brlioset. that Craig,
lltc FpstY-ci3ltlsl This Senatorial District
eluts two Democratic Representatives a,ssl oac
Republican. Fountain heaiiaE sHA'lcresk by d
lasNp minority. ...,-.
= sptctol Di.pasch 70 ne 7rtanns
J2t1xr, III, IVY. :,7-Fitll rrta,is % from tFei
tci1ra Thu Republicans elicit shrtr count,
ttckct, with tho excpptsa III States Attorne,
sa GTosT a y, @ IN %n 'h1Ie wss 10 ,ns9 p
gun u :,oHi WI tic ryts ot is7,: 1iaycs' n.a
joft.y IL ts,s district VII! 10 'rarls Il nyt Yutt
'1,0N', which y II Nerubl!can gall. since 1874 u
cleetc1 two Representatives aud The Democrat
ts,sc:. Thc Krruhllca,Ia Of thu county, With
few exceptions; worked 1uanfAlly, .lal their dut
tubly, a,i.l arc juhllant over tue result.
- RfErMENstlx COUNTY.
80 8pfti1l D'spateh to m Itfb4Ha
;, FnrEie,ur, ILL.,, suf. H.-Aespni,ng to u
fill ui!lctat rutusus. aterhrtlaun couisty gtfe
Hayes a,les; lil!u', 3,75s; Cu!!ou, a,e1t
Btswas.l. aa7ts'; lturrhart. Republican ranji,lal
.fut G,i,L1rtr, has S lhb votes tn 3,tt3 TN Tali
run; MrCl,1lau, Republican, has AlsM vptes It
Rtate Senator; s,aAl, Dtuiurrat, ...7sl. *rx
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6tate Bcnatnr, Republican !nsj"tty, AS. sta
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a. OH + COUNTY.
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-08-30
Imprisoned in a Mine.

In the colliery districts of Pendle-
%, an extraordinary accident happened
at the Clifton Hall Colliery. -Four
hundred and tweLty men and boys
We're employed in the underground
works of the pit, which is one of the
deepest in the district. The cause of
the accident was the collision of two
cages meeting midway down the shaft,
which cut Oft all communication with
the head workings. and $50 men
| and boys were in consequence
imprisoned for nearly forty hours.
! Men were set to work to clear
the shaft, and eventually one of
them fell into the dib hole at the bot
tom of the pit. 1t was not until nine
o'clock, however, on Saturday morn
ing that communication with the men
below could be opened. The scene in
the workings during the long night S
waiting was very exciting. Men were
kept in very fair order by two eX-
perienced underlookers who happened
To be below ut the time of the acct
dent. They were quite unaware of
the nature of the block in the shaft. or
of the means which We're being taken
for their rescue But assurance of
safety was maintained by the fact that
the ventilation Of the pit continued
! derfect.
As many of the men were slenderly
provided with food they became raw
enously hungry, and when III the course
OF Saturday supplies of bread and
cheese were sent down into the mine.
a scene of an exciting description took
| place. The food was served out tothe
men from the cabin window. but, in
their excitement and impotence. the
men broke into the cabin and helped
| themselves. = L0nd1n Daily Nelrs.