The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-07
MASSACHUSETTS.

BOSTON, November 6.-NotWithstand.
ing the inclement weather the attendance
at the polls ia fair.
WoRcEsTER, November 6.--The voting
indicates an unexpected heavy vote here
and the result is expected 10 be close.
LOWELL, November 6.-There 10 un.
usual activity here and as nearly as can
now be estimated CASTOR and Skillings
will carry the State. The rest OF the Re.
publican State ticket ia ahead. AtTaun.
ton the vote Is light, Rice leading.
BOsToS, November 6.-The complete
tootings in the city arc: Rice l6, l20, Gas.
ton l6,437, PittmRn 1901. Phillips 200;
in the city last year: Rice 19, ,067, Adams
% $50, Baker !, ,426, scattering %. The
falling of Of the Democratic vote Is q
surprise TO the friends Of the party.
The journals footing' Of one hundred
and twenty towns show that Rice gains
G,500 votes, and Castor loses 2;l00. In
these towns Rice leads CASTOR z 300, and
the Journal confidently claims the re.elec.
tion Of Rice by an increased majority.
The Herald comedies Rice's election by
at least 10000 majority. The votes OF the
towns and cities are as follows: Lowell,
Rice 2,40S, CASTOR 2G5o, Pitman 727.
Fall River, Rice 1903. GastSn l,4l2, Pit.
man 592, Worcester, Rice 3,Gls, CASTOR
3.l73, Pitman 374. Gloucester, Rice 72l,
CASTOR 67S, Pitman 243. WaItham, Rice
729, CASTOR 1853, Pitmsn 81. Maiden,
Rice COS, CASTOR 1856, Pitman l42. Foun.
tain, Rice ], ,2S9, Castor 776, Pitman 2l4.
New Bedford, Rice 1885, CASTOR 1889,
Pitman 500. Cambridge, Rice 9.
526, Castor 2,25s, Pitman 1856.
Lowell, Rice 1881, Adams 2,l0l, Ba.
ker 223. Fall River, Rice 2,444, Adams
l,492, Baker l25. Worcester, Rice 4 ,594,
Adams 4,06S, Baker III. Gloucester,.
Rice ,242, Adams 1864, Baker Ali
WHltham, Rice ssl, Adams 72S, Baker
81. Maiden, Rice 9l9, Adams $50, Baker
IS. Taunton. Rice 1853, Adams 1915,
Baker 306. New Bedford, Rice 2,OlS,
Adams l,445, Baker 647. Cambridge,
Rice 3,437, Adams 2.462, Baker 1893.
Footlngs up Of 100 towns show that
Rice leads Gsston s, $3.50 votes, gain for
Rice in those towns Of 165; CASTOR loses
2,779 votes. Pitman, Prohibitory, gains
over the vote for Baker last year 4s00
votes, which seem to have been drawn
from the Democrats rather than the Be.
Publicans. The Jotrna! claims Rice's
election by from 10000 to $1,000 plurali.
ty. The Legislature is largely RepubIi-
can, and the City Council nearly solid
Republican.
Salem, Rice 1924, CASTOR 1869, Pit
man III; Newton, Rice / ,2S3, Gaston 425,
Pitman 81; Brookline, Rice $50, CASTOR
291, Pitman II; Fitchburg, Rico 524,
CASTOR s55, Pitman 4S7; Haverhill, Rice
623, Castor G46, Pitman 27S; Springfield,
Rice 1902, CASTOR 1,4Sl, Pitman lGl.
SeRIEoTrELp, November 6.-The elec.
tlon in four western counties brought out
4 pretty full vote for an of year, and re.
suited in large gains for the Republican
ticket over rs, when Rice had about 6, 1000
maj Rice carries every county in tho
State, while CASTOR had a majority in all
but one two years ago. Hampton gives
/ 500 against $50 for CASTOR two years
ago; Hampshire !, ,575 for Rice against 1sl
in 1875; Berkshire $50 for Rice against
lis for CASTOR; franklin l,020 for Rice
against 63 for Castor then, making 3,475
for Rice now where CASTOR had Is maj.
two years ago. Judging from Rice's gain
in Worcester county and further East his
plurality over Gaston cannot fall below
1000. and may approach $4,000,
The Republicans carry Hampton coun.
y for all the county officers but Sheriff,
and also elect their county tickets in the
other three western counties. The Re.
publicans elect four Of six Senator'S from
these counties and large majority Of the
aBosroS, November 6.-The Senators
elect stand "a Republicans to 8 Demo.
Gratis.