Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1880-11-11
THE BATTLE AT THE POLLS.
An Immense Vote Polled, the North
and West Being Almost Solid for
Garfield and Arthur.
ArIAr NrAnI,

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Approximate re
turns have been received from all tn,
states excepting District Of Columbia, Del
aware. New Jersey, Alabama, Oregon and
Nevada. The indications are that all the
southern states have gone for Hancock
and that New Jersey will also give him q
majority, and that the other states vii
give Garfield majority. All northern
states so far as heard from show Republic
can gains. Garfield and Arthur are un
doubleday elected. Indications are that
the Democrats will retain a majority in
congress.
ALBANY, Nov. 3.-The returns from the
assembly districts throughout the STATE
give the Republicans majority of 40
They have majority in the senate OF lS
making Republican majority of jS 0l
joint ballot, which insurcs the election
ReDnhliCan successor to Francis Herman
ALBANY, Nov. 5.-Onicial returns ant
careful estimates of all the counties in Tho
state place the majority for Garfield Al
lGlO. The official figures are generally
less than the estimates published.
MAINE.
PORTLAND, Nov. POO towns give {
Republican net gain over September Ot
2732. ltis estimated the Republican ma
iority in the state is 5000 to 1000.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 2,-ScnatOr Blaine ha,
Just sent the following dispatch:
TO Gen. Garfield, Mentor, O.:-Maint
has given yOu handsome majority oven
all opposing tickets viii send you detail,
later.
Signed j. G. BLAINE.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2.-Twelvc out OF
thirteen wards in Philadelphia give Gar.
field l,5l2 clear majority and indicate a
Republican majority Of $4,000. This makes
the state Republican by not less than 80
OOO and probably 10000. Fourteen wards
show net Republican gain over 1876 of
j,2S7.
WEST CHESTER, Nov 2.-rhc Rcpub-
liran majority in two districts is l,O9i, a
gain Of POI over Hayes majority. The
legislature is probably Republican on joint
ballot. Monroe county gives Dem ma
jOrity of about 2.jOO, same as 1876. In the
Nineteenth PENNSYLVANIA district. +. T..
BcltzhOOycr, Dem, is elected by 300 mai.
NoRRISTOwN, Nov. 1.-The home of
Hancock gives Garfield 100 majority, u
gain over 1876 Of II.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2.-Rcpublican
clubs were aSSailcd while passing down
Broad street. over 100 shots were fired.
The riot continued until the mayor with
100 officers arrived ON the spot. The street
has been cleared by the police who are
now patrOlling the locality. Several men
were wounded.
OHIO.
COLUMHrs, Now 2.-S:&0 p. m.-RCturnS
from $50 precincts, wards and townships
show net Rep. gains Of 1900. The indica-
tiums are that GarlirldS majority in the
slate will not he less than thirty thousand
and may exceed forty thousand.
COLUMBUS, Nov 3.-The Republican
state committee furnishes the following
summary of election figures: Thirty-sev
cn cOuntieS-cOmplcte rcturns-shOw a
Republican gain over 1879 of 1880. -Four
counties show a Democratic gain of 47O.
Net Republican gain in fOrty-One counties,
1920. This added to Gov. Fosters plu-
rality will make Garfeld's plurality in this
state 30,jig. The counties heard from include
the largest in Ohio, but the gains in the re-
manning fOrty-seven counties will make
Garileld's plurality about thirty-liye thou
sand.
INDIANA.
INpIANAPOIIS, Nov 2.-Rcturns from
$40 voting places give Garfield G2.O6G: Han
cock. iI,lS3: Weaver. 2IA. Same places
gave Rep in Oct. Gl77l; DEM. 47.3ls: Nat,
2.Slj. Rep. gain ~; Dem. gain lGl; net
Rep. gain VI.
-Four hundred votingplaccS show Rcpub-
liram gain Of l6I: Democratic gain ~.
Net Republican gain is iOS over the vote on
the state election. Twrmty-ninr per cent
Of the state is heard from. This would in
diratr 4 majority in the state of over 5000.
but rs several of the largest Democratic
counties in the southern part of the stats
are Ia hear from. the majority Will proba-
bly, not exceed 1000.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. >, a. m.-Fivr
hundred and thirty-fOur voting places. or
rs per cent Of the state, snow net Rcpub-
licam gaimO G05. The Slmr ratio Of gains in
ihr balance Of the state will give Il Rrpub-
lic0n majority of $500.
INDINNAroLIS, Nov. 3.-FrOm reliable
sources, il is estimated that the state gives
Garfield eight thousand majority.
CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD. Nov. 2.-Rrtuns from all
but twenty-five small towns in the state
give Garfield j9,372, Hancock 5000. These
cannot alter the result and will increase
rather than decrease the Republican ma
iority. The Legislature is Republican.
HARTFORD, NOv. The Evening Post
has returns from all but four towns, and
Garfield has aplurality of 2,76S. Counting
the four towns as they voted in 1876 and
this plurality will he increased to 3,1Sl.
l}igclOw, for governor, runs ahead Of the
electoral ticket, with n plurality Of 3,G22,
and Il majority over all of 2,2S2.
NEW JERSEY.
CAMDEN, Nov. 3.-In New Jersey, Lud-
low, Democratic candidate for governor,
has upward of two thousand majority, and
Hancock more. The Republicans cOncede
the election of Ludlow. The congressional
delegation will remain the same as before
that is, four Republicans and three DEM
ocrats. The majOritieS for congressman
are estimated as follows: Republican,
George NJ. RobcSOn, $50; j. Hart Brewer,
1000; John Hill, 100; p. Jonah, 1000.
Harris, $500; lIIardenburg, 1000. Robe
son and Ross are reelected. The Repub-
licans have majority of 10 in the senate
and in the house, and will choose sue
cessOr to Randolph, the present United
States senator.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-LudlOw's majority
over Potts, for governor of New Jersey,
appears To he about six hundred. The
majority for the Democratic electoral tick
ct will be two thousand.
THE RESULT IN OTHER STATES.
BosroS, Nov. 2-The city complete gives
Garfield 25,52i, Hancock 2l, $50.
Boston, Nov. 2.-Returns up to 2 a. m, in
dicate a majority in this state for Garfield
and Long of about fifty thousand. The
Legislature will stand 81 Republicans to
DEMOCRATS in the senate, and 17 Repub-
licans to forty Democrats in the house.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 2.-The total Note os
Baltimore city Is, Garfield 1884, Hancock
1861, a Rep. gain of sIS.
Ann Arundel county, Fifth district,
shows Rep gain of 262 for congressman,
and about the same for Garfield.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 1.-The vote
over the state is unusually heavy. Owing
to the multiplicity Of candidates the count
is very slow. The contest is between
Hawkins, Republican, for governor, and
Wright, State Credit Democrat. Wilson,
Reputation candidate for governor, is
badly beaten. The Tennessee congress
sional delegation Is reelected, except in tine
First and Tenth districts, which are close
and yet In doubt. Hancocks majority in
the state will probably reach forty thOus-
and.
RICHMOND, va, NOV. z.-heturHS IO
all principal cities and over 100 county
precincts, covering about one-th;rd Of the
state, show that the vote is by far the larg-
est that has been polled since the passage
OF the constitutional amendment, requir-
ing the payment of capitation tax as
qualification To vote The regular Demo-
cratic ctoral ticket has swept every
thing, and IL the remainder of the state
shows up as well as that heard from, the
ma ority for that ticket over combined
Readjuster and Republican tickets will be
at least ten thousand.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. 2.-Indica-
tions now are that the Democrats will make
a olaan atvaon of thp state Until fuller