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

JOuTiNC rom COnCOTu, N. H., says: Nc
turns indicate the election Of Bell, re-
publican candidate for governor, by the
popular vote, and the full republican
electoral ticket. The plurality of Fran
) cis B. Hoyle, republican candidate fol
, congress, over Morse, democrat, in the
4th district, is 294 Democrats claim a
majority in Boston of 5000 to 5000, but
the republicans do not concede ovel
1000 to 5000.
BosToN, Nov. 2.-One hundred and
thirty-fve towns and wards in Massa
chusetts give Garfield, 76,923; Han
) cock, 52,O67.
Boston. Nov. 2.-Boston complete
gives Garfield, 25, ,524, Hancock, 27 ,669
Boston, Nov. Zone hundred and
fifty-two towns give Garfield 1854
Hancock $3.50. Same towns in 1876
gave HAYES 76.116. Tilden 62.269. In
dications are for solid republican dele.
CATION to congress.
Connecticut.
| HARTFORD, Conn.,, Nov 2.-No doubt
but that Connecticut has gone for Gar
field by from 1000 to 5000 majority.
The democrats give it up at this hour.
HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. 2.-Forty
towns give Garfield 1O,3O2, Hancock
S,476; republican ma jority of 1, 1926.
In 1876 Hayes got 9,19S, Tilden $3.50;
republican gains in 40 towns not in
Guiding Hartford, 1,19S
| HARTFORD, Conn.,, Nov. 2.-Hart-
ford's majority for Hancock 226. Til
den's majority in 1876 was 97S. The
democrats elect two Representatives in
Hartford.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-Returns from "a
out of 13O precincts in the city, give a
republican majority of 1914. There
seems to be republican gain in sever
al wards, but the amount cannot be
stated, nor can it be positively stated
whether tha republican gain will be
sufficient to carry the city.
The indications are that Aldrich,
Davis and Farwell, republicans, will be
returned to congress from the three
city districts. Mayor Harrison claim
ing that the precincts were not numer-
GUS enough to allow full vote, ordered
that extra polling places be opened
after the close of the polls in the sever
al wards, and many votes were depOsi
ted in ballot boxes there.
| CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-1O:3O p. m.-Re-
turns frnm AZ towns and precincts in
Illinois outside Chicago, show a net
republican gain of 555.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-Later returns show
sweeping republican gains in the city
and the election Of the entire city,
county, state and national republican
candidates by a majority of over 5000
Returns. from country towns may in
crease this majority from 5000 to 49,
900, heavy gain over the vote of 1876.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2, II p. Nat this
hour, so far as learned and estimated
the congressional delegation in this
state, will stand, republicans IA, demo-
Gratis 5. There are as follows: Repub-
| |licans-First district, Aldrich; second,
Davis; third, Farwell; fourth, Sher-
man; Fifth, Hawk; sixth, Henderson;
9TH; Cullen; Sth, Hayson; 9th, Lewis,
(probably); 10th, Marsh; thirteenth,
Smith; fourteenth, Cannon; 18th, For
syth (probably); 18th, Thomas prob
ably). Democrats-Eleventh, Single.
ton; twelfth, Springer (probably); six
teenth, Sparks; seventeenth, Mornson
(probably); nineteenth, Townsend. If
this holds good in sight of later returns
there will be republican gain of one
congressman.
Georgia.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. 2.-This county
gives Hancock 1000 majority. 1t gave
Tildcn majority of $500 in 1876.
The same ratio would give the state to
Hancock by 10000. IT is probable,
however, that Hancock's MAJ ority will
be fifty or sixty thousand as the re-
publican vote here is larger than at
other points.
The indications are that the demo-
Gratis carried all congressional districts.
At Johnson, in South Carolina, riot
occurred between whites and blacks.
The latter tried to seize the ballot box,
and one negro was killed and three
wounded. A telegram has been re-
ceived here from Aikens, S. c., stating
that negroes have threatened to burn
that town tonight, and asking for as
sistance. The election here was very
quiet. The negro vote is the largest
in ten years, and they voted the repub-
lican ticket almost solidly.
SAVANNAH, Ca, Nov. 2--Black, dem
ocrat, carries the first district by about
1000. Turner, democrat, was elected
in the second district by 5000.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 2.-Tho total
vote in this city is 19,41S, II less than
the vote of October. In the sixth
ward the republican gain is %. In
Wayne township, this county, repub-
licans gain 80. In sixty voting places
from as many counties in the state
show Il republican gain Of 25 on the
total vote. Democratic loss forty six !;
net republican gain IL.
| INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 2.-Returns from
40 voting places give Garfield 5,s41,
Hancock 4,997, Weaver POP. Same
places gave Porter, rep. 5,928, Lam
ders, dem., 1904, Gregg, national, 100.
Democratic net gain, 80.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 2.-One hundred
and fifty-three towns give Garfield, o.
964, Hancock, q, ,13S, Weaver, ], ,O7O
The same places gave Porter, rep, o.
925, Landers, dem, q, ,O59, Gregg, l, 100,
a net democratic gain of 49,
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 1.-Two hundred
and seventy voting places or one-fifth
of the state show net democratic gain
over the governors vote of October
of 124.
TERRE HAUTE, Nov. 2.-The vote of
this city is all in. Garfield 1858, Han
cock 2,42O, Weaver 372 At the Octo-
Der election Porter received 2, ,914, Ian.
ders 2,466, Gregg 347; republican gain
of 95.
Six towns give Garfield / ,132, Han
cock l, ,16O, Weaver II. Same townships
gave Porter 1,117, Landers 1,199, Gregg
223; republican gain AZ.
/ Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Eleven wards
show Il net republican gain of ,190.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 2.-Berks
county, democratic majority of about
1 800.
i PHILADELPHIA, Nov, 2,-The legisla-