Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-11-09
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candidate for Congress in this District
Is reelected over Kellogg by major.
Ity something less than that of two
years ago The State will be close, but
VIII undoubtedly give a small tnajority
for Ti::Gen.
Indiana.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 8, 3 A. M.-Re-
ports from 260 townships and precincts
heard from, being y per cent of the
October vote, show a Democratic cain
of 735. The same ratio of gains for the
entire State will give Tilden I 7,S5l mai.
Pennsylvania.
PITTSBURGH, Nov. S.-Returus re.
ceived up TO 2 O'clock this morning
from 100 towns in the IL western coun
ties of Pennsylvania outside OF Allie
gheny give net Republican majority
of l ,564, being net Republican gain
on the Gubernatorial vote of 1875 of
53l. The Republicans claim Allegheny
county by 5000, and have probably
elected both their Congressman.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Returns
from the entire city give Republican
majority on the electoral ticket OF
10, ,4I9, Republican loss of I,S57.
iowa,
DEs MONIES, Nov. 7.-But few re-
turns are yet received Gro:n Iowa, and
all indicate increased Republican ma
jorities and the election of all the Re-
publican Congressman. The majority
On the State ticket is estimated at from
49, ,0G0 to $1,000. Peter Cooper ran
heavier than was expected, and his
vote will probably reach $500.
New York.
New YoRK-With IS election dis
tricts 10 hear from in the city, Tilden's
majority is $1,000; 3l6 towns and dis
trlcts in New York State, outside of
this city and Brooklyn, show an aggre-
gate Republican majority of q, $40; Re-
publican gain 6,15S; Democratic ma
jority 1908; Democratic gain 1886; net
Democratic gain 1888.
NEW YoRK-New York county gives
Tilden 112, ,208; Hayes 58,65S; Cooper
252; Tilden's majority over Hayes
%, $50.
Brooklyn gives a Democratic gain
over last year of l 800, and indicates a
majority there of L, 600 to 10, 900, which
gives TIlden the State.
New YoRK.-Robinson is elected
Governor so far as New York city re-
turns show, but Morgan is running
ahead of his ticket. Ely polls nearly
as large vote as Robinson. The re-
turns for Mayor are coming in fast.
Ely is elected by a large majority.
North Carolina.
WILMINGTON-Ret thus far re-
ceived show almost universal Demo-
cratic gains. Wilson county gives d
Democratic gain of 400. The indica-
tiOns all favor a decided Democratic
in the State. The Republi-
cans claim the State by small major
ity, but admit that it will be very
close. The Democrats claim the State
by 5000 to 10000.
The Star estimates the Democratic
in the State at from 1880 to
j, 900.
RALEIGH-IIeavy Democratic gains
are reported from all quarters from
which returns have ben received.
There is no longer any doubt that the
Democrats have carried the State. Re-
Dublicans concede it.
Kansas.
LAWRENCE, Ks.-No city or county
'eturuS are rs yet complete. The indi-
,ations are, however, sweeping Repub-
lean majOrities on the State, county
ind National tickets. Haskell. Rep.
or Congress in the Second District, gets
/ splendid majority. There was full
;Ote polled and all quiet.
Mississippi.
JACKsON.--Return from various
points indicate that the State has gone
Democratic by largely increased ma
critics over the last election. Five
have been elected by the |
DemocretS.
Tennessee.
MEMPHIS, II P. M.-The vote uf the |
,ity is not yet counted, and probably
will not be until "A very late hour. The
Democrats claim the election of their |
'ounty ticket and that Young, Dem., is
'e-elected to Congress by small mai. |
Thomas, independents candidate for
Governor, has undoubtedly carried the |
'ounty by a heavy majority, and also |
Fayette county by 800 TO 400. There
5 intense excitement over the election. |
Immense crowds surround the newspa-
)er offices. Specials from Mississippi |
hows Dem. gains.
NASHVILLE, 7.-The election was
Iuiet in all parts of the State, Porter,
DEM, fer Governor, is certainly elect
ID, also out of 10 congressman.
Virginia.
NORFOLK, F.-About every section |
n the State indicates that Tilden is |
gaining steadily, and he will carry the
State by largely increased majority
Iver any previous election.
RICHMOND, 7.-Tilden's majority in
Richmond will be 1000 The returns
rom surrounding counties show Demo-
,ratic gains over the vote of 1874. The
'nly close contests for Congress are in
he Second and Fourth districts. The
seven districts will elect
Democratic Congressman. The few re-
urns received from the Second district
how that Goode, Dem, is gaining on
he vote of 1874. Goods election now
lndoubted. If Hunton is elected in
he Second District, the entire Con-
,ressional delegation will be Demo-
ratio.
California.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. Election in
he city and State worry quiet. Heavy
'Ote cast; 1900 ballots polled in the
'ity. The result here cannot be known
before morning. Both parties claim
he city, but the defeat of Pipes, Den.,
or Congress in this district is conceded.
Partial returns from the interior
how Republican gains everywhere.
There is no question that Page, Rep,
will be elected in the Second district.
In the Republican State Committee
Dom the feeling is strong that they
lave carried the State by a fair major
ty and the Press dispatches seem to in
licate that fact.
The State will probably give Re
majority OF 5000. A dispatch
rom Virginia City to the Democratic
CENTRAL Committee comedies the State
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