Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-04
Connecticut.

HARTFORD, CONN, April 3.-The
election is proceeding quietly. The polls
do not close till five. and it is impossible
to give anything definite about the re-
suit. The rain storm and raw, disagree
able cir will affect the vote some in the
State. Four State tickets are in the
field, and the chances are against the
election Of governor by the people. The
legislature will probably be very close.
TIE greenback men ere polling con.
siderable vote here. There are three
candidates for mayor here-DemOcratic,
Republican and Independent-With
chances in favor Of the first, There
will be pretty full vote in this city.
NORWICH, April 3.-Wsits is elected
to congress by between 700 and 500
plurality.
NEW HAVEN, April 3.-The vote in
the town of New Haven resulted as fol-
lows: Robinson (Rep) }, 3275; Ingersoll
(Dsm.), 1902: Atwater (Greenback),
1880; smith (PrOhib j. 81.
HARTFORD, April 3,-One hundred
and nine towns give Robinson, 1854;
IngersllI, SO, 400; Smith, 1885; AtWater,
761. The same towns last year gave
Greene, 28, pa; IDgerEoll, 81, O20; Suith,
1925; scattering, 8; net Republican gain,
1867. Tue senate probably will be four
Republican to seventeen Democrats.
The Democratic majority in the house
will be thirty or more.
Hartford city givas Iagersoll a major
it's OF 5l3. Last year Ingersoll had a
msIorisy of 1901. The indications are
that Worth rep Is elected 10 congress
over Wells Dem by good majority.
Sixty towns Including HartfOrd) give
Robinson 5,733; Ingersoll, 1868;
Smith (Temperance), 492; Atwater
(Greenbsck), 416. TIE same towns last
year gave Green 1851; IngersOll, 49,
$40; Smith (Temperance), S94; scatter
ing, 6. So far as heard from, the Re-
puOIicsns have gained IL representa-
tives, and the Democrats IA. Ingersoll
is no doubt re elected by the popular
vote, aud the legislature is Democratic.
Municipal Elections in Michigan.
DETROIT, April 3.-In the municipal
| elections held to-day in Michigan the
returns at this hour indicate that the
Republicans fully maintain their ascend
ency, In some cities politics did not en-.
| ter into the contest, but, ss a general
thing, party lines were closely drawn.
| Tne Democrats carried Pontiac, OTssso,
| Saginaw City and Iona. The Republi'
can tlCGeC5 are elSGIeu III + INT
Hastings, Lansing, Ludington, AlEens,
| Plymouth, Mason, JOnesVilIe, st. Clair
/ and Allegsn
Result in Columbus, Ohio.
COLUMBUS, april 9.-Full returns ol
| the city election are not in az midnight,
! but the indie 1tions are that there are
considerable Republican gains over last
| fall. Returns from eight wards, now in,
| give the Republicans four and the Dem
| Ocrats four cOunciImen. The probability
| is that the Republicans elect the trustee
of the wstsrworks, and possibly the pO'
! lice commiss ioGer.
| Result In Cincinnati.
CINCINHAII. April 3.-The city elec
! ton passed off quietly, owing to scratch
/ ed tickets. II will be late hour before
! the result is known.
Democratic Victory I'm Baton Rouge
BATON ROUGE, April 3.-An election
was he'd today for mayor, administra'
/ tor of improvements and two council
men The Democratic ticket was elect
ed by thrse hundred and fOrty-rve ma
| i1Ilty. 4 large number of cOlOred men
voted openly the Democratic ticket.