, 1876-11-11

Sd district to Congress. The State
is probably carried for Hampton and
for Tilden by small majority, but
both sides still claim it. Charles
ton city gives Hampton majority
and the result of the State depends
upon the vote of Charleston county,
which can't be ascertained until to-
morrow.
Unofficial but trustworthy returns
from about one-half of the State
shows Democratic gain of $4,000
compared with 1874, when Chamber
lain had 10000 for governor.
CHICAGO, Oct. S.-The Times edi-
torially says: Aprobability is appar-
ent upon the face of the advices that
a majority of the electors chosen
yesterday will select Samuel J. Til
den for President of the United
States.
New YORK, Nov. S.-There is
growing confidence in Hayes cleo
ton. Crowds are already cheering
for President Hayes.
Hayes majority in the State so
far 5000.
CHICAGO, Nov. S.-Democrats
admit theresult depends on Florida.
Returns from Cook county COM
plete, except few Republican dis
tricts, give Hayes 36,636, Tilden 3S,-
64S, Cooper 257; Cullom 36, 297,
Steward 36, 927. 1t is claimed that
the county is Republican by a
small minority. City vote is: Hayes
BIT, Tilden 80, 247, Cooper 800.
Two hundred and forty towns
and precincts in Illinois gives
Hayes So, $50, Tilden 42, $50, against
the vote of 70 of Grant Il 12S, Gree
ley 26, $50. This is outside Chicago
~ additional towns give Hayes
0,723, 7ilden 6,97S. Nineteen other
towns give Hayes majority 2G0,
7ilden's majority 142.
SAN Francisco, Nov. S.--Full re-
turns from Sacramento county,
Hayes majority 1898; Alameda
county. Hayes majority ], ,565. Page
1,615; San Joaquin county, Hayes
majority 423, Page ATS. Luttrells
election doubtful.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 10. , P. NJ
The Ne,rs and Courier say posi-
lively Tilden's majority in the
State will reach 1900.
CHICAGO, Nov. 10. 2 P. NJ
There is nothing from Republi-
can sources to lessen the Repub-
lican's claims in South Carolina.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Tolerant
telegraphed Sherman at noon
directing troops to be sent into
Florida and Louisiana to Gems.
Ruger and Anger, with instruc-
tions to insure a faircount of the
election returns in those States,
and prevent at all hazards in
reference from either PARTY.
Perfectly fair and influential
men of both parties go to those
States to use their influence to
preserve peace and justice,
SAN Francisco, Nov. 9.-J. w.
Simonton telegraphs from New
York Morrissey's pools sell
ing: Hayes, 100; Tilden 90. l
heard Jack Rogers, noted New
Jersey Democrat and member of
Congress, say late this after
noon that Florida was lost and
Hayes elected, though he claim
ed Tilden had Il popular major
ity. Evidences accumulate that
knowing Democrats give up the
fight.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 9.-9:30
p. M.-Chairman Patten, of the
New Orleans Democratic Com
mittee, says returns tonight in
80 parishes show Tilden 1925
ahead. This is a gain of 9,47G
on the vote of 1874. He asserts
that Louisiana will give Tilden
10000 majority.
New York, Nov. 9.-Gover-
nor Kellogg telegraphs to the
National Committee tonight
that Burwell, Republican, is
elected to Congress from New
Orleans, and that Louisiana is
sure for Hayes.
LITTLE Rock, Nov. O. Til
denis State majority, 10000.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. 7.-Enough
returns have been received to
show at least 35, 900 majority for
Tilden, and an unbroken delega-
ton Of Democrats to Congress.
Shelly, Dem, in the fourth dis
trict, has a handsome majority.
Rapier colored, and Haralson,
colored, divide the Republican vote
between them. This makes a gain
of two Democratic Congressman.
NEW York, Nov. 10.-Tbe poli'i al
excitement still overshadows interest III
business, and for the moment tie spe
culative mar lkets OF Wall street are
more swayed by dispatches relating to
the vote of disputed States than by any
other influence. In the stock market
there was a rush in the first hour to sell
all classes OF shares without much re-