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

KANSAS.
Fort Scott, 2.-The entire county !
publican ticket is elected here by sc
SIS msjorltv. Garfeld's majority is prot
bly, 5000.
LOUISIANA.
New Orleans, 2.-Election day pass
q" of quietly, with the exception of dit
Guilty between rome white men 81
negroes at the polls in the Eighth War,
IN which a negro was wounded by
pistol shet. Indications point to lie
- vote here and throughout the state.
MAINE.
Lewiston, 2.-Garfeld $50, fusion 66
s Garfield, 1916 Hancock, lao
Portland. AT 8 O'Clock Por.lsn
stood, republican 8, 623, fusion 1924.
r The republicans Of this city aye nearl
doubled their plurality over September
Garfield, 1872; Hancock, 3,2SS
Weaver, IS. Fifty towns in Maine eiv
Garfield q, $40; Hancock, 10, 651; Weave
Z 654. The same towns gave in Septem Der
: republican "a, 0SS; fusion 20, SO2. scatterin,
Is. a republican net gain Of /, 388 On
the vote Of last September.
Augusta, Alt 8 O'Clock the repub.
lieaI.s have q lead Of 223 and gaining.
/. Senator Blaine sent the following
, dispatch:
To Gen. j. 4. Garfield, Mentor. Ohio.
Maine has given you a handsome
majority over all opposing tickets. Will
send details later.
| [Signed j. G. BLAINE.
Augusta gives a republican majority of
246, gain Of SO since September. The
official vote gives Garfield LIPS; fusion
ticket 79I; Weaver SIS.
BiddeiOrd, AT 3o'clock it appears
as If the republicans would make q gain
over the majority of September.
Rockland, AT O'Clock about 800
votes had been cast, Of which Garfield
had 100 majority over all, leading in six
OF seven wards. Not more than forty
straight greenbsck votes have been cast.
Gardiner, 2.-Returns from sll the
wards, except Sixth Ward, indicate that
the republicans gain about 80 over the
September election. The total vote will
fall short of that of September about 100
Belfast, mo material change. Both
parties claim q majority. The democrats
gain IN two wards from September.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Springfield, "A very large vote is
being pOllod throughout Western Massa-
chusetts.
Fall River, 2-Garfeld and Arthur
have l, 026 majority.
Worcester, 2.-This city gives Garfield
5,5Sl, Hancock 1858, Weaver ISL, Dow
10; for RevernOr-Long 5,527, Thomp-
son 1851, Sargent ls5.
Alny, 28.-FOr Congress-Price, re-
publican, 5,439; McCafferty, democrat, |
S,55S; brown, greenback. III; Clark, pro-
hibitionist, II.
Boston, 2.-Tfe City of Fitchburg
gives Garfield l, 399, Hancock SO4, Long
J, $3.50, Thomp'on 79S. For Congress
Norcross 1867, AlVord 799.
The plurality of Francis B. Hayes, re-
publican candidate for Congress, over
Morse, democrat, in the Fourth Dis
trict, is 2s4. The democrats claim a ma
jority in Boston of from 5000 to 5000.
but the republicans do not concede over
from 1900 to 5000.
Morse, democrat, is elected to Con-
gress f-om the Fourth District.
Later reports leave the Sixth Congress
sional Distric! in doubt, with the pruba-
blllty faVoring the election Of Stone, re-
publican.
Che Herald says: Morse, democrat, is
elected to Congress in the Fourth Dis
.rict by lis plurality, while the Jot,naL
igures up plurality of 294 for Francis
3. Hayes, bis opponent This leaves two
districts in doubt.
Complete returns give A. A. Rannert,
epubIicsn, majority of 757 over Dear
born.
Returns from he Fourth Congressional
District give +. b. Hayes, repub lean, q I
majority of 247 over Morse This is q
ain OF one Congressman for the repub- =.
lean.
All cities and towns In the Sixth Dis c
riot, except five, give Stone republican,
majority of2,477 over Boynton, green
ate give Garfield 50,SS3; Hancock 81 II
], 1867, Tilden 40, 344.
In the first District W. W. Crapo, re- [
ublican, is elected to Congress; in the
econd Benz. w. Harris, republican, ia a,
ected to Congress; in the Fifth S. z. II
owman, republican, is elected to Con- fr
resa; W A. Russell, republican, in the
sventh; John w. Coulder, republican,
/ the Eighth; W. w. Rice. republican
the Ninth; Amos w. Norcross, re-
lblicAn, in the Tenth, and George D. eli
obertson, republican, in the Eleventh. if
nless later returns materially alter the cs
ote, the republicans have carried every cs
district in Maine re
Thirty-fve towns heard from give In
GIG republican majority, a republican
ain of go over 1870 &c
The city, complete, gives Garfield, 26,- 4C
Il Hancock q, $50 cl
One hundred and thirty towns in 81
-assachusetts give Garfield 76. 923, Han
,ck ,O62. ht
u,Dv,,vn liz
Baltimore, 2.-Up to 1 p. m. only four
rests made.
MICHIGAN.
Detroit, 2.-The election Is progressing "
re in most quiet and orderly manner. r.
large number of business houses are N
osed and energetic work is being put in
? both sides. Weather splendid.
Fifty precincts in Michigan give Gar
Id 2,OS2 majority. th
NEW HAMPSHIRE. or
Concord, 2.-Reports are that the re- =. =.
lblicsns are shead at l o'clock. Lisbon ~
lows q democratic gain of 20 in the &c
tie for moderstors, and Newmarket
lin Of Is tor them on the same vote. No
ports Of disorder at the polls are re- he
lived from any part of Now England. 10
Returns indicate the election of Bell, VI
publican candidate for governor, by the
,pulsr vote and full republican cleo 10
raj ticket The presiden.ial vote in ten lie
WINS gives Garfield 1.627, Hancock Sd
243; net republican loss Of AZ. The be
lbernatorEl vote for ten towns is Bell, 81
publican, l,60S, Jones, 1859; scatter re
z, II. Net republican gain 141. to
Plymouth, There are large repub- il
can gains here
NEW JERSEY.
New Brunswick, 2.-The democratic 4
aiority is zoe democratic gain Of 500.
is estimated that three democratic