The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-11-11
The ELECTIONS.
Wisconsin,.

PORTAGE, Nov. 2.-POrtage gives
Hancock 467; Garfield, 4O4; Gregory
49S; Caswell, 374.
WATERFOWL, Nov. 2.-Watertown
city complete give Hancock l ,1O9, Gar
field 400. Five wards in the second con.
gressional district give Gregory 7G7,
Caswell 342.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 2.-We have elect
ed Deuster by 5000, and think we
carried the whole democratic county
ticket.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 2.-Deuster, demo
crat, is probably reelected from the
fourth district; Bouck, democrat, is
beaten by Guenther, republican, in the
sixth district; Bragg, democrat, fifth
district, is re e-elected by reduced ma
jority. On the total result in the state
on congressman is probably a repub]i-
can gain of one.
MILWAUKEE, 2.-The republican ma
jority in the state will be $4,000. Also
a gain Of one republican congressman,
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 2.-One hundred
and eleven towns give republican ma
jority of 536, republican gain of
3,643.
BARABoo, Nov. 2.-The vote in this
city, on congressman was: Caswell,
7O9; Gregory, 293; Main, 13. National
ticket same.
New York.
New YORK, Nov. 2.-Scattering re-
turns from the interior of the state
generally show republican gains.
Nru, Nv, 0oo ro Il
and sixty out of 679 election districts
give Hancock about II 900 majority.
Returns fIom 10 towns in the interior
Of the state show a republican gain of
S67, and democratic gain of g.
AUBURN, Nov. 2.-Auburn complete,
gives Garfield electors ], ,053 majority.
New YORK, Nov. 2.-The present fig
ures, with one-third Of the city heard
from, show a democratic majority of
$4,000. Time, 7 p. m.
Four hundred election districts give
Hancock 7O,O54, Garfield 1922.
New YORK, Nov. 2.-Thirty-eight
towns or wards in New York state give
dem. gains of 16O and rep. gains Of 9,
324.
New York, Nov. 2.-Four hundred
and thirty election districts give Han
cock 75,029, Garfield $4,000. This in
indicates about 10000 majority for
Hancock in the city.
New YORK, Nov. 2.-Ninety-six elec-
ton districts: For mayor, Grace, dem
ocrat, 1850; Dowd, republican, 12,473;
for register, Docharty, democrat, 13, ,419;
Hess, republican, 2,216.
New YORK, Nov. Eight wards of
Albany give democratic majority of
965, and a democratic gain Of 1878.
According to returns indications are
that Hancock's majority in the city
will be about $4,000. The vote so far
shows democratic loss of 25 per cent.
Indications from the interior are that
Garfield carries the state by 10000.
New York, Nov. 2.-Four hundred
and ninety election districts give Han
cock S6,61S, Garfield 81 ,443.
New York, Nov. 1.-Two hundred
and ninety one election districts out of
617 give Grace 43,O31; Dowd 1,1S1;
Doughtery, 43,7S7; Hess 31S.
New YORK, Nov. 2.-Yates county,
nearly complete, gives 1850 majority
for Garfield; Genessee county incom-
plete returns from II towns, give Gar
field 1883 majority.
BUFFALO, N. Y; Nov. 2.-The latest
returns indicate the probable election
of Seavllle, democrat, for congress.
New YORK, Nov. 2.-Grace's major
ity for mayor, over Dowd, is about
8 900.
Maine
DAMAREsCorrA, Me-. Nov. 2.-Gar-
field, 2O4; fusion, IS; straight, green
back, II. Republican plurality 119,
loss from September, 5.
SACo, Me-, Nov. 2.-Saco gives 2S2
plurality, a gain of As over
the September election.
PORTLAND, Me-, Nov. 2.-One hun
dred towns in Maine gave Garfield,
80, 13S; Hancock, 29,171; Weaver, 943.
In September, the same towns gave re-
publican 33,952; fusion, 3O,SS6; scatter
ing, 11s. The republican gain on the
election is 1857.
PORTLAND, Me-, Nov. 2.-Returns in
dictate a republican majority of four
AUGUSTA, Me-, Nov. 2.-The Kennebec
Journal says the state has gone republi-
can by 4, 900 to 5000 and perhaps by
a larger majority, as all towns heard
from generally give large gains over
the September vote.
Rhode Island.
PROVIDENCE, Nov. 2.-Returns from
fourteen towns and two voting districts,
including this city, give Garfield 4,4os
majority. Nelson w. A. Aldrich is
elected in the first congressional dis
trict and Jonathan Chase in the second
district; both are republicans.
PROVIDENCE, Nov. 2.-Rhode Island,
lacking six towns, gives Garfield Il, ,197,
Hancock 1858, Weaver 212; republi-
can majority of 6,032.
New BRIGHTON, r. l., Nov. 2.--Rich-
mond county gives about 1900 demo-
cratic majority.
PROVIDENCE, Nov. 2.-The complete
vote of this state gives Garfield S,1SS,
Hancock 1O,7S4, Weaver al; Garfeld's s
majority 1868. In 1876 Hayes had
15,769, Tilden 1O,70O, Cooper 72; scat
tering "a.
New Jersey.
CAMDEN, N. J. Nov. 2.-The republi-
can majority in Camden is estimated
at 1000; a gain of about 100.
NEWARK, n. j. Nov. Essex county
gives Garfield about $500 majority,
being a republican gain of about LOO
over 1876. Potts, republican candidate
for governor has $500 majority. Jones,
republican, was elected to congress by
about $500 majority over Bullock,
democrat. The republicans also cleo
ted seven out Of nine congressman;
being gain of one over last year.
Newark N. J. gives General Garfield
100; Potts, ], 1894; Jones, 1881.
Massachusetts.
WORCESTER, Nov. 2.-This city gives
Garfield 5,501, Hancock 1868, Weaver
1S1, Dow Is. For governor: Long
5,527, Thompson 1861, Sargent 1S5,
Almy 2S. For congress: Rice 5,439,
McCoferty 1858, Brown III, Clark 81.
Boston, Nov. 2.--The city of Fitch
burg gives Garfield 1899.
BosToN, Nov 2.-The probable demo-
cratic majority of the city of Boston
is from 1000 to 5000.