Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-11-04
Turner is believed to be reelected in the
Ninth district.
Maine.

Maine.
PORTLAND, Nov. 2.-One hundred anC
forty towns give Garfield Il ,O54. HancocE
1861, Weaver, LIP; net Republican
gain over September, 2,1G7.
Later-A careful estimate at this
hour (midnight) indicates il majority fol
Garfield of 4.5OO the State. The Port
land Argus comedies a majority of 4,00(
and plurality over the Hancock ticket
of 5000.
The Kennebec Journal says the State
has gone Republican. by from 1000 t
5000 and perhaps by a larger majority,
as all the towns heard from generally
lgive large gains over the September
Ivote.
Augusta-SeDator Blaine has just
sent the following dispatch:
To General j. A. Garfield, Mentor, Ohio.
Maine has given you handsome ma
jOrity over all opposing tickets. Will
lSend details later. j. q. BLAINE.
Indiana.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 2-The election
to-day has passed without any disturb
lance in this city. Tie indications are
that smaller vote has been polled than
at the October election. Comparisons
will be made on the vote for Governor
of the State, which gave Republican
vote of 231 ,4O5; Democratic vote, 224,-
452; National, 14,SS1 a Republican plu-
rality of 6,953.
The local vote in this city is 19,41S, II
less than the vote of October. In the
Sixth ward the Republicans gain %.
Wayne township, this county, Republi-
can gain 80.
The returns thus far show about
equal Republican and Democratic gains.
In 10 towns the net Republican gain is
3, indicating a Republican majority in
the State about the same as given for
Porter at the October election.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, November s.
The returns from 2S counties, complete,
shows Republican majorities of $3.50,
and Democratic majerities of $3.50. Re
publican gains, 1,24S, and Democratic
gains of 1853. Net Republican gains, $40.
Minnesota.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 2-The Republicans
have carried the county ticket in st.
Paul and probably elected two out of
three members of the Legislature. St.
Paul is usually Democratic by 1000 ma-
jority.
Denster, Democrat, is probably re-
elected from the 4th district; BlOuck,
Democrat, is beaten by Gunther, Rep,
in the 9th district Bragg, 5th district,
is reelected by reduced majority. The
total result in the State on Congress
men is probably Republican gain of /.
Tennessee.
| NASHVILLE, Nov. 2-The vote over
the State is very heavy. The contest is
between Hawkins, Republican, for Gov
ernor, and Wright, State credit Demo-
crat, Wilson, the Reputation candidate
| for Governor, is badly beaten. The
Tennessee Congressional delegation is
reelected, except in the First and
Tenth districts, which are close and yet
IN doubt. Hancock's majority in the
State will probably reach 10000.
The Chairman of the Republican State
Committee telegraphs that the Demo-
Gratis concede the election of Hawkins,
Republican, for Governor, and Repub-
lican gain of three Congressman. The
Legislature is probably Republican.
The returns show large Republican
gains.
New York.
NEW YORK. Nov. 2, II P. M.-The
Tribune claims New York State for Gar
field by 10000.
The late returns from New Jersey in
dicate that she has gone Republican 10y
1000.
| The leturns at 10 o'clock from six
hundred towns, show uniform gains for
Garfield, and his majority will reach
| from $4,000 to 10000.
| The Commercial in all extra says the
| Republicans have carried the legislature.
The figures show that Morton, Rep, is
elected over GIrard, Dem, in the 11th
Congressional district by an immense
majority. Over 600 election districts
are heard from out of 67S in the city,
They show Democratic majority of
$4,000.
Fernando Wood is reelected to Con-
gress.
The Herald gives the Republicans POP
electoral votes sure and a working ma
jority in both Houses of Congress.
BROOKLYN, Nov. 2.-Complete returns
give Garfield 47,472; Hancock, 57,777.
New YORK, Nov. 3.-Brooklyn elects
three (all Democrats) Congressman -
Bliss, Smith and Robinson. Smith de-
feated Chittenden by over 1000.
The total city vote gives Grace 1904
majority for Mayor.
Following is the complete city vote
for Presidential electors in the city: Han
cock, 123, ,1O2; Garfield, 1,726
The Times furnishes the following:
The State Of New York has been carried
by the Republicans by 25,335 majority
The Democratic plurality in 1876 was
32,S1S.
The Times also gives list of the
members elected to the 47th Congress as
far as ascertained, and divides them
politically, as follows: Republicans 1856
Democrats 1872; Greenback 5.
California.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3.-The Repub-
lican State Committee estimates ma
jority of few hundred. The Demo-
cratic committee claim the State, with |
out giving. figures. The returns of the |
State continue coming in rapidly, but are |
of such nature us to render it extreme |
ly difficult to forecast the result. In the |
Third Congressional district, Berry, |
Democrat, is probably reelected. In the |
Fourth district the race between Pache-
co and Leach is 50 close that the out
come cannot at present be stated. Page
is reelected in the Second district. IL 1t
proves that California chooses Demo
cratic electors and two or three Demo-
cratic Congressman, ii may be fairly at
tributed to the influence of the Morey
letter. AT least that is the general be-
lief. Republicans claim that they will