The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-08

BosToN, November 6.-Complete returns
437; Pittman, III; Phillips, 290. The
vote OF the city last year was: Rice, 49,,
O67 Adams, %, so; Baker, 1926; scatter
ing, 81 The falling of of the Democratic
vote is a surprise to the friends of the par
ty. The Journals footings OF l20 towns,
show Rice gains Of 6,5O0 votes, and CASTOR
losses of 2,lO0. In these towns Rice leads
CASTOR 800, and the journal" confident
ly claims the reelection of Rice by an in
creased majority.
TEN THOUSAND MAJORITY FOR RICE.
The Herald" comedies Rice's election by
at least 10000 majority. The votes of the
towns and cities are as follows:
Loweli-Rice, 2iS; Castor, 1850; Pitt
man, a2I.
Fall River-Eice, ], 1903; Castor, ,4I2 !;
Pittman, 592.
Worcester-Rice, 3,6ls; Castor, S,f72;
Pittman, 31i.
Gloucester-Rice, 72l; CASTOR, 67s; Pitt
man. 2i3.
Waltham = Rice, 729: Castor, 65S; Pitt
man, 81.
Molden-Rlce, COS; Castor, 1856; Pitt
man, l42.
Taunton Rice, 1889; Castor, 776; Pitt
man. pa.
New Bedford Rice, ,265; Castor, /, ,S39;;
Pittman, 500.
I. Cambridge-Rice, 2,525; Castor, 2,25s !;
Pittman, 1856
Lowell-Rice, 1881 ; Adams, 1913; Ba-
ker, 223
Fall River-Rice, 2,4ii; Adams, ,492 !;
Baker, 125.
worcester-Rice, 1894; Adams, 4,O6s !;
Baker, 16l.
Gloucester-Ricc, 1912; Adams, 1854 !;
Baker, All.
Waltham-Rice, SSl; Adams, 72S; Ba-
ker, 81.
Malden-Rice, 9l9 Adams, 500; Baker,
IS.
Taunton-Rice, ,6s3; Adams, /, ,Oi6; Ba-
ker, 396.
New Bedf.rd-Rice, 2,Ol3; Adams, !, AS; /;
Baker, 647.
Cambridge-Rice, 3,4S7; Adams, 1852 !;
Baker, 1913.
salem-Rice, 1924; Castor, 1879; Pitt
man, liz.
Newton-Rice, 1,2s3; Castor, 425; Pitt
man, "a.
Brookline Rice, $50; Castor, 22l; Pitt
man, IA.
Fitchburg Rice, 524 Castor, s55 Pitt
man, 1886.
Haverhill-Rice, s23; Castor, 6i5; Pitt
man, 273.
Springfield Rice, 1872; Castor, l, ,4Sl; Pitt
man, 16l.
Chelsea-Rioe, 1,2l5; CASTOR, 639; Pitt
man, 173.
Lynn-Rice, LASS; CASTOR, 1854; Pitt
man, 567.
Returns of the state, complete, save eight
cen small towns:
Rice, SS,79S: Castor, 1850; Pittman,
temperance, 1925; Phillips, labor reform,
1852
The footings of one hundred and fifty
towns show that Rice leads CASTOR s 332
votes, a gain in those towns of 165. Gas
ton loses 2,779 votes. Pittman, prohibition
list, gains over the vote for Baker last year,
4,S00 votes, which seem to have been drawn
from the Democrats rather than the Re
publicans. The journal claims RIce's
election, by $4,000 to $1,000 plurality. The
Legislature is largely Republican, and the
council is nearly solid Republican.
BosroN November 6.-Senators elect
stand "a Republicans, to Democrats.
BULLY FOR RICE.
SPRINGFIELD, November 5.-The elect
ion in four western counties, to-day,
brought out pretty full vote for the of
year, and resulted in large gains for the Re
publican ticket over that of 1875, when
Rice had about 1000 majority. Rice car
ries every county, while Castor had a ma
jority in all but one two years ago. Hamp-
ton gives Rice ! 800 against % for Castor
two years ago; Hampshire, 1,574 for
Rice against 1Sl in 1875, Berk-
shire 80 for Rich against lis
for CASTOR then, and Franklin 1,O20 for
Rice, against 53 for CASTOR in 1875, max
ing 3,747 majority for Rice now, where Gas
ton had Is majority two years ago. Judg
ing from the gains for Rice reported thus
far in Worcester county and further east,
his plurality over Castor cannot
fall below 10000 and may
approach near 5000. The Republicans
carry Hampton county for all the county
officers except sheriff, and also elect their
county tickets in the other three western
counties. The Republicans elect four Of
the six senators from these counties, and
large majority of the representatives.
LOWELL, Mass November 6.-There is un-
usual activity here, and, a. nearly as can nov
be estimated Castor and Shillings will
carry the city. The rest of the Republic an
state ticket is ahead.
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