The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-11-05

IN the STATE oOUV 10 4,UUU-
Careful estimate indicates a majority
for Garfield of $500 in the state. The
Argus comedies 1000 plurality over
Hancock ticket of 5000.
MINNESOTA
Three towns give Garfield eS3 MAORI
ty.
Minneapolis gives Garfield 1900 ma
jority and Washburn 5000 majority.
Hennepin county gives Garfield 5000
majority. twenty-five towns in the
Second district show Republican major
ity Of 4. 159.
TA.rfy four towns in the Third district
give Washburs 1878 majority. Forty
three towns in the Second district give
straight 900 majority. Nineteen pre-
cincts in the FIRST district give Donnell
47a majority.
Minnesota gives Garfield % 900 major
ity. Legislature overwhelmingly Re.
publican.
MASSACHUSETTS
WORCESTER, Mass, Nov 2-Garfield,
5,531; Hancock, 1868; Weaver, 49,
Boston, Mass. Nov Wv. w. Cross,
Republican, elected to congress from
First district; B. w. Harris. Republican,
in Second district; s. 2. Bowman, Re-
publican, IN Fifth district; W. A. Rus
sell, Republican, in Seventh district; j.
W. Chandler, Republican, in Eighth dis
trict; W. w. Reed, Republican, in Ninth
district
BosToN, Nov, 2.-135 towns in Massa-
chusetts give Garfield 1928; Hancock,
5s,0s7.
ga. m.-Returns up to this hour in
dictate Republican majority in the state
of fifty thousand,
Boston, Nov. 3.-With fourteen towns
to hear from Garfield's plurality is ST.
DIG.
The result in the congressional dis
tricts is as follows:
First, with twelve towns to hear from,
Crapo's, Republican, plurality is 6,S7I.
Second, with seven towns to hear from,
Harris, Republican, plurality is 6,296.
| Sixth, with one town to hear from,
Stones majority 2,640.
Seventh, with three towns to hear from
Russell's, Republican, plurality, 447s.
Eighth, complete, Chandies's, Repub-
lican, plurality, 5,255.
In the 4th district, where Morse, Dem
ocrat, has an apparent plurality, HAYES,
Republican, has requested recount of
the Boston wards in his district, except
the 10th, which will be granted.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
CONCORD, N. H., Nov. 2.-Forty towns
give Garfield 1880; Hancock, 1886.
Republican loss, 107.
In Concord the vote of sixty towns
: show Republican loss of Al over 1876.
: Indications show the election of Bell,
governor, and two Republican congress
:. men. First congressional district doubt.
full.
/, One hundred and forty-five towns give
n Garfield 25,65s, Hancock, $3.50; Re
;, publican gain over 1876 of 1,454.
1 CONNECTICUT.
n HARTFORD. Conn.,, Nov. g., 8 p. H.
J. Thirty towns give Garfield 7,711 and
Hancock 6,565. Hartford city give
K Hancock 225 majority. a loss of $50 owe
J. Tilden's vote. The town of MeridaI
r, shows Republican gain of 800.
e Indications are that Garfield's MAORI
< ty in this state will be 1000 TO 5000.
is Returns from all but % small town
give Garfield $685.; Hancock 59O5O
le Remaining towns will not alter result
IS HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. 3.-Wit it'll fiv
l. towns to hear from the state gives Gai
. field, TAG; Hancock, 62.869; Weaver
y 1859; Dow, 1888 total vote, 129, 1877; Gar
fields plurality, 1857; majority over al
n l,765. For governor, Bigelow, Republ
: can, has 64.473. English. Democrat, 81
. 1871; scattering, 1,044; Bigelow's major
C, ", 1872. The legislature is estimated a
&c 70 Republican majority. For congress
e Buck, Republican. in the First distric
:, has 1893 plurality; Phelps, Democra
- IN the Second district, 1884 plurality
te Waite, Republican, in the Third distrIc
ie 2.6G6 plurality; Miles. Republican,
er the Fourth district, 677 plurality.
"a HARTFORD, Nov. 3.-P. T. Barnun
Republican, is defeated for state senate
ne The senate stands 16 Republicans to
IN Democrats.
PENNSYLVANIA.
IN PHILADELPHIA, Penn, Nov. 2-Ind
RI cations are that Garfield has majorit
nd IN this state of 10000 to 10000.
Two-thirds of the city heard frol
show Republican gain of 1921. Til
or indicates over $4,000 majority in II
ey city for Republicans. Returns from IL
q, state show Republican gains.
ty Montgomery county, Hancock's brit
at place gives Democratic majority. Der
All ocratic gain 100.
ne PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-The Repu
ne lican city ticket is elected by at lea
or 10000 majority, except Jeffries, for CO.
an tIoller, who is defeated by Pattiso
Democrat. by $4,000 majority.
&c In the Gnti1 pOnUrpccinnQl district
W. G. Curtin is elected. W. Shallenberg
zee is reelected in the Gath district.
in- KANSAS.
ha Fort SCoTT, Ks, Nov. 2.-Enti
m. Republican county ticket elected here /
ITS 300 majority. Haskell, Republican, f
4; congress, about same majority Ga
ne fields majority will probably be 500.
TOPEKA, Kaps., Nov. 3.-Safs to s;
~. that Republicans have elected all co
III gressmen, in First district by $4,000;
10 Second by 5000 and Third by 10000 ar
that Garfield carries state by $4,000.
an We understand telegram was I
ceived by citizen here to-day a
n. nouncing that Usage county had gol
a for Graves for district judge by abo
o 700 majority.
Col. Rizer, who came up from Eurel
; today, reports that Cogswell, for sta
senator, will have about 600 MAORI
90 over Gillett. For judge it was thoug
- Graves would carry the county by 81
- majority.
- Commonwealth: At the time of goiI
wv to press with first addition, no return
aro ~ from, Cba-,aa oo,,1@v WIZ
Republican ticket elected, although Re
on sington runs Metsker close, and mi
Nv possibly go in.
Topeka, Kans., Nov. 1.-THE sta
he $4,000 to so coo for Garfield First co
-, gressional district, Anderson, Repub
:. can, Is 900 majority; second, Haske
I'D Republican, 5000 majority; third, r
ply an, Republican, 1900 St. John. +
er. publican, for governor, is elected
y,h 10000 majority.
CALIFORNIA.
SAN Francisco, Cal, Nov. 3.-Tot
ny vote of the city. Al ,92S. No returns fro
nc country. Republicans claim the city
2,50e.
1b- One hundred and seven towns a
ted precincts give Garfield 1876 majori
SIS State claimed by the Republicans
me 5000 majority.
SAX FRANcIsco, Nov. 3.-Retur
rns from the interior from 227 precincts gi
ain Garfield q, 229; Hancock, "a, 4o4; We,
er, 910 Returns to come likely TO
rms crease Hancock's majority, and he b
~, probably carried the state. Page, /
on. publican, elected in the Second congr
on sional district Probably Republic
from the Fourth Roseucranz Dem