The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-11-03

wards and townships in Michigan give
Garfield 9, l20 majority.
Lake City, Fla, Nov. 2.-Indication,
favor the election of BloxhAm, demo.
erat, for governor, and Davidson foI
congress in the first district; second
district close. -
Augusta. Me-, Nov. 2. eSenator
Blaine has just sent the following tele-
gam: To J. A. Garfield, Mentor, Ohio.
Maine has given you handsome ma
jority over all opposing tickets. VIII
send details later.
New York. Nov. Ain % districts
Grace received 1850, Dowd, l2,47s,
votes for mayor. DOchArty, democrat,
s,4l9; Hess, republican, l2,2l6, for
register.
Philadelphia, Nov. 2.-Seyen wards
here show a net republican gain Of
2,693.
Milwaukee. Nov. 2. Thirty-fye
towns heard from give 1919 Of a re-
publican majority 4 republican gain Of
s72 over vote Of 1876.
Cincinnati, Nov. 2. = Twenty-nine
precincts in Hamilton county show a
net republican gain over Oct. election
Of 757i this indicates $1,000 in the
county.
Boston, Nov. 2-One hundred and
thirty-five towns in Massachusetts, give
Garfield TO- ,923 and Hancock 53,O67.
Columbus. Ohio, Nov. 2.-Returns
from $50 precincts, wards and town
ships show net republican gain Of g.
6OJ. The indications are that Garfield
will carry the state by n majority Of
1000.
Hartford, Nov. 2. 9:l5 p. m.-There
Is no doubt but that Connecticut has
gone for Garfield by from 2 900 TO 5000
majority. The democrats give 1t up at
this hour.
Utica, n. Y, Nov. 2.-Utiea, COM
plete, gives Hancock l49 majority.
Philadelphia, Nov. 2.-Twelve out Of
81 wards give Garfield a majority Of IT,
426, indicating n republican majority Of
25,0 900. This makes the state republi-
can by not less than $4,000, and proba-
bly, 10000.
Brooklyn, Nov. 2.-Forty-ei ght dis
tricts Of Is wards and one ward COM
plete, give Hancock 1889, Garfield
IL. .290.
Detroit, Nov. 2.-Fifty precincts in
Michigan give Garfield 2.0S2 majority.
Boston, Nov. 2.-Complete returns
from this congressional district give a
A. A. Raney, republican, n majority OF
757 over Dearborn. Returns from the
fourth congressional district give F. b.
Hayes, republican. majority of 247
over Morse. This is gain Of one con-
gresham for the republicans. All the
the cities and towns in the sixth dist
rict except five, give Stone, republican,
a majority over Boynton, greenback-
democrat. Ninety-nine towns and
wards in the state give Garfield 50,sS3,
Hancock 37,290. The same towns in
1876 gave Hayes 45,967, Tilden O.344.
In the first district w. w. Crapo, re-
publican, is elected to congress. In the
second district Benjamin W. Harris is
elected TO congress. In the fifth dist
rict 5. z. Bowman, republican, is elect
ed; w. A. Russell, republican, in the
seventh; John w. Caulder, republican,
In the eighth; w. w. Rice, republican,
in the ninth; Amos w. Norcross, re-
publican, in the tenth, and Geo. d.
Robertson, republican, in the eleventh.
Unless later returns materially alter the
vote the republicans have carried every
congressional district.
Boston, Nov. 2.--Later reports leave
the sixth congressional district in doubt
with the probabilities favoring the elec-
tion Of Stone, republican. The Herald
says that Morse, democrat, is elected
to congress in the fourth district by 115
plurality, while the Journal figures up a
plurality .of 294 for Francis b. Hayes,
republican, his opponent. This leaves
two districts in doubt.
New York, Nov. -Four hundred
and ninety election districts give Han
cock SO, ,6ls, Garfield 61, ,443.
Providence, Nov. 2.-Kent county
gives Garfield 1,75s, Hancock 1,144,
Weaver 3. Washington county gives
Garfield 2,0l0. Hancock 1929, Weaver
l3. Chace, republican, is elected by
., ,25o and Aldrich by 4,5O0 majority.
| Philadelphia, Nov. Monroe county
gives 1900 democratic majority.
Baltimore, Nov. 2.-Kent count,
gives q democratic majority Of III, 1
republican gain Of 1876.
Syracuse. Nov. 2.-Garfield has ], ,76:
majority.
Portland, Me-, Nov. 1.-Two hun
dred townsin this state show republi
can net gain over September OF 2,T22
The estimated republican majority il
the state is from 3 900 to 1900.
1 st. Louis, Nov. 2.-Sessinghaus, re
publican, is beyond doubt elected L
congress in place of Frost, democrat
in the third district.
| Columbus, S. e., Nov. 2.--Electiol
quiet everywhere in the state, and al
safe for the democrats. The negroes
where they voted, went almost solid 70
Garfield