The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-03

tenth, Smith, Fourteenth, Cannon,
Fifteenth, Forsyth. probably. Demo-
crats-Eleventh, Singleton, TWELFTH,
Springer, probably, Sixteenth, Sparks.
Seventeenth, MOreyson probably, Nine
teenth, Townshend. If this holds good
in sight of later returns there will be
republican gain Of one congressman
IOWA.
Des Moiaes, 2.-Returns from the ten
precincts in Polk, Madison, AdAir, Dali
las, Guthrie, Wapello, Webster and
Marshall Counties, casting about II per
cent. Of the vote of the. state show net
republican gain Of 306 over the vote OF
last year, The precincts, so far as heard
from, in the Sixth Congressional District
show republican gain Ct 2OS. This is
Gillette and greenbacker.
LOUISIANA.
New Orleans, 2.-Returns from all
palts Of the state indicate the election Of
democratic candidates in the congress
sicnAl districts.
MAINE.
Portland, 2.-Two hundred towns in
this state show a republican net gain over
September of 2. 722. It is estimated that
be from 5000 to 1900.
MARYLAND.
Annapolis, 2.-The vote in this city
shows a republican gain ofl54 Wilmer,
republican, for Congress, hiss IS ma
jority.
Baltimore, 2-Kent County gives a
democratic majority of III, republican
gain of 1875.
Baltimore, 2.-Total vote of Baltimore
City-Garfeld, %, 354. Hancock 81, 677,
a republican gain Of S76.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Boston, complete, gives
Garfield 1924, Hancock q, $50.
The Massachusetts, delegation to Con-
gress stands ten republicans and one dem
ocrat The Journal claims plurality
in Massachusetts offrom 40, 900 to 50, 600.
MICHIGAN.
Detroit, 2, 1890 p.m.-One hundred
and thirty-two precincts, wards and
townships in Michigan give Garfield 9,120
majority.
MISSOURI.
Kansas City, 2.-Counting Is very slew,
wi many scratched tickets. La the
Eighth Congressional District, SO far as
counted, Van HorB, republican, leads
both the democratic candidates in nearly
every precinct.
st. Louis, 2.-Sessinghaus republican,
is beFond doubt elected to Congress in
place of Frost, democrat, in the Third
District.
NEBRASKA.
Omaha, 2.-Returns are slow in coming
| in, but from those received and from the
best estimates, it is safe to say that Ne
braska goes republican by from 20, 600 10
25, 900 majority, Governor Nance and
| the entire state ticket, together with
| Congressman Valentine, being re-elr cted.
This county gives republican msjOrity
| ofoYer 500. A handsome gain. There
are heavy republican gains in nearly
every town in the state. The republican
majority in Lancaster County is 1000.
The news from New York and other
! doubtful states was received here amid
| the widest enthusiasm. Bonfres are
burning and an immense crowd of re-
publicAns is marching and singing and
cheering.
NEVADA.
Eureka, 1.-The Eureka majority will
be small, either way, for the head of the
ticket. The democrats elect two-thirds,
if not all, Of the legislative ticket. Gas.
sidy, democrat, for Congress, and Bel
KNAPP, democrat, for supreme judge, are
elected by large majorities.
NEW JERSEY.
Trenton, Mercer County gives @
republican majority Of 500, republican
gain Of As.
NEW YORK.
New York, 2.-Returns from thirteen
of the sixteen wards of Albany show 8
net democratic gain Of 2,046.
Monroe County gives Garfield about
$500 msjority, republican gain OF
1900.
Ben. Wood beats Muller fer Congress
by 1000; he will be ected to Congress
by large majority.
Brooklyn, 2.-Sixteen Of the twenty
five wards, complete, give Garfield 81
217, Hancock "a, $40. The democratic
majority, in this ratio, will hardly exceed
1000.
The Commercial, in An extra, says the
republicans have carried the legislature.
Figures show that Morton, republican, is
ected over Girard, democrat, in the
Eleventh Congressional District, by an
immense majority,
Over 600 election districts heard from,
out of 67S, which show a democratic ma
jority of only $4,000.
Syracuse, 2.-Garfeld has 1,762 ma
jority.
The complete vote of Buffalo City gives
Garfield 23O4 majority, a republican
gain of 2, Gas.
The Herald gives the republicans 2O2
electoral votes sure, and working ma
jority in both houses Of Congress.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, 2.-The legislature is
probably republican on joint ballot.
Monroe County gives q democratic ma
jority of about $500, the same IS in
York County gives 8 democratic ma
jorIty Of 5000, 3 democratic gain Of
about $50
Union County gives an estimated re-
publican majority Of about 500, = repub-
licsn gam ofl50.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Port Royal, 2.-Hancoek, As; Garfield,
go;
At Johnlon's, in South Carolina, q
riot occurred between whites and blacks,
tde latter tried to seize the ballot box.
One negro was killed and three wounded.
A telegram has been received here from
Aiken, stating that the negroes have
threatened to burn that town tonight
and asking for assistance. The election
here was very quiet. The negro vote
was the largest in ten years aud they
voted the republican ticket almost solidly.
Columbus, 2.-The election is quiet
everywhere in the state. According to
special reports the indications are that all
is safe for the democrats. The negroes,
where they voted, went almost solid for
Garfield.
TEXAS.
Galveston, 12.-Unofic;al returns from
few scattering precincts Indicate the
usual democratic majority on the state
and congressional tickets. Nothing def
mite tonight.
Democratic congressman are elected in
the First, Second, Third, Fourth and
SIKH Districts. The Fifth District is in
A. uht though Shanard dauoOorat =.