The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-11-12

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Garfield 6, sS2 Returns from the First Sec
ond, Fourth and Fifth Congressional districts
indicate the election OF Democrats IN each bV
a decided majority Returns from the sixth
Congressional district are meager and not suf-
fcient to base an estimate, but Chalmers leads
as far as heard from. The vote Is light
throughout the State.
TEXAS.
DALLAS, Nov. 2-Hancock's majority
in Texas over Greenbackers and Republicans
win be $4,000. Roberts is running behind the
ticket for Governor, though he will be elected
by $4,000. The Democrats carry every Con-
gressional district, and will have an overwhelm-
ing majority i'll the Legislature. No DIS
tIlrbances are reported from any quarter.
TENNESSEE
NASHVILLE Nov 1.-The vote over tne State
was unusually heavy. Owing to the multiplicity
of candidates. the count is very slow. The con-
test is between Hawkins. Republican, for Gov
ernor, and Wright, State-Credit Democrat.
Wilson. Reputation Democrat, for Governor Is
badly peaten The Tennessee Congressional
delegation is reelected except III the First and
Tenth districts, which are close and yet IN
doubt. Hancocks majority III the State Will
probably reach AZ, 600.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 3.-The State-Credit Demo
Gratis and Republicans are alike jubilGnt over
the defeat of Wilson, the Reputation candidate
for Governor and the election of Hawkins, Re
publican. The Republican gains have been so
unexpected that sensation was produced when
il became known that the Republicans had
probably elected forty-seven members to
the Legislature, when it was anticipated that
they would not have more than 80 at best.
This will be gain for the Republicans Of 90
members. They will hack only votes of hav-
ing a majority. For Congress, Moore, Re-
publican, has been elected over Casey 1cung,
Democra. IN the Tenth district. The election
of Pttubone, Republican, over Taylor, Demo-
crat, III the First, is conceded.
trtl KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 2.--The Democrats carry
the State by tho usual majority and secure all
the members of Congress-.
CINciNSATI Nov. 3.-From oil the advices up
.tothis hour The Gazette, Republican, comedies
the election OF a solid Democratic delegation
TO Congress from Kentucky. This includes the
Ninth and Tenth districts, heretofore claimed
by the Republicans'or considered doubtful.
Iul ARKANSAS. rI eii
LITTLE Rock, Nov. 2.-Election passed of
quietly IN this city, a light vote being east.
',rs.7i 80. liav ga MISSOURI. Sc ois.ao
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 2.-Returns indicate that the
Hancock electors have a majority in the State
of between $4,000 and 40, 600, and the Demo-
cratic State ticket somewhat less. st. Louis
elects the Democratic city ticket9 ThetftIita
tons are that the Democrats carry every Con-
gressional District in the State.
-.,,tts III TTs $50 vsg
Western States. - b-.
OHIO.
p sCoIumBUs Nov. 1.-The election was re-
markaby quiet and orderly here and through
out the State. A full vote has been polled, and
Garficids pluraityis estimated at 80, 900.
COLUMBUS Nov. 4--Thirtyaseyen counties,
complete returns, show a Republican gain over
l979of IL, 800 four counties show a Democratic
gain OF 40 net Republican gain in forty-one
counties, IL, 400. The counties heard from in
Guide the largest i'm Ohio but the gains in the
remaining forty-seven counties will make Gar
fields plurality about 35, GOO.
~ sFr"- 90 INDIANA.
INprASApoIIs, Nov. 2.-Returns have been re-
ceived from fully one-fourth Of the State. Both
parties have made gains, but they are 40 nearly
even that il il generally thought the aggregate
vote will not show n plurality much different
from that for Porter in October.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 4.-The returns, which
continue to come in slowly, indicate that Gar
fields plurality will exceed Porters little, In any,
In the counties composing the Third district
the Democrats gain $40, AZ follows Jackson,
17S Floyd, 202 Clark, 1874; Washington, III
Jennings, %; Harrison, 81. SO far as heard
from, the following Democratic count es show
Republican gains Adams, so Carroll, So;
Dearborn, 53 Greene, 60 Posey, 50 Putnam,
80 Scott, 20; st. Joe, 252; Vigo, l45 and
Whitley, 7. Full returns have been received
from only thirty counties at this writing, which
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