The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-10
Edition
Waita a Little Longer
The Doubtful States Still
Doubtful.
Both Sides Claim, but Neither is
Certain
That Florida Steamer Brings News Of q
Democratic Victory,
Which Is Flatly COntradicted by New
York Herald Specials.
That Florida Steamer Brings News Of a
Democratic Victory,
Which Is Flatly COntradicted by New
York Herald Specials.
Cincinnati Star office, 4 p. M.

November 10, 1870.
Up to this hour no definite news
settling either one of the doubtful States
has been received. The claims of neither
party can be relied on.
Private kilograms, on which many OF
the estimates are based, are in some
cases bogus, and in others sent by per-
sons not versed in the work OF news
gathering. The result in the States Of
Florida, South Carolina and Louisiana
will not be known until the returns are
fully In.
Louisiana.
BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 1913 p. NJ
S. Teackle Wallis, OF this city, has just
received dispatch from New Orleans
from Hon. John FL. Kennard, EIector at
large, saying that enough returns have
been received to make Louisiana sure
for Tilden By 10000 majority.
NEW YORK. Nov. 1913 p. M.-The
Times and Tribune both claim Florida
for the Republicans, and have run up
their flags in honor OF Hayes election.
Big crowds are already congregated
around the bulletin boards of the news
paper and telegraph Offices eagerly
awaiting the latest developments. and
the intense excitement of yesterday has
not abated.
Troops to Florida.
WARRINGTON, Nov. 10.-In compliance
with a request of Governor stearns, Of
Florida, the President has, through the
Secretary of War, directed General sher-
man to send four companies of troops to
Tallahassee, Florida. This request was
made yesterday.
South Carolina.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 10-2 2. M.-This
county gives the Republicans 6,2A ma
jority. Nearly all the counties heard
from officially or unoficially, give
Hampton, Democrat, for Governor,
1,21S majority. The Democratic Presi-
Dental ticket is not cut as much AZ Yss
at first supposed, and # ls net believed
that Tildeu Will laif more than fodf of
five hundred behind Hampton. 1t does
not appear possible to overcome the fig
ures above given, from counties not
officially heard from.
Below we give our own dispatches re-
ceived up to the hour Of going to press,
and also the conclusions and most i'm
portant news received at the Enquirer
and Commercial Offices up to / O'Clock.
A careful examination of this mass of
contradictory reports will serve to con-
vince the unprejudiced that it 10 safe to
wait little longer before coming to a
conclusion regarding the result.
Florida.
LAKE CITY, FLA, Nov. 10-2 A. M
Twenty-one counties in Florida give
It'll Republican majority; eighteen
counties not heard from, but estimates
based on the election OF 1874 will give
the Democrats a majority Of 1859, which
will make the State Democratic by 255
majority.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 10-2 A. M
The Commercial has special from NJ.
Martin, Chairman Of the Republican
Committee of Florida, dated Nov. 10,
1880 A. NJ, saying that the Hayes elec-
toral ticket and the Republican State
ticket are undoubtedly elected.
That Steamer Arrived With q
Democratic Majority.
LAKE CITY, FLA, Nov. 1913 A. M
The steamer referred to yesterday,
reached Polatka from the Upper St.
John River, at II O'Clock P. NJ, with
election returns, showing increased
De mocratic majorities. *.
1t is conceded by the best informed
that the State will give a Democratic
majority Of not less than 1,7O0.
The Other Side.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1O-Noon.- Her.
aid has just received dispatch from
Florida announcing that the returns from
twenty.three cohntles vIHe Hayes ma.