The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-11-04
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Denver. Nov. SIN 40 towns anS
precincts. covering about half Of th,
state. gives Garfield 2. $40 Of q majority
Ths balance OF the state will prob4bl,
increAss these figures.
Denvar, Nov. 3.-Rsturns from n
town and precincts, comprising oyel
half OF the state and intending Denver
and Lsadville, are nearly complete and
give Garfield 5000 majority. PItkin,
republican candidate for governor. has
1000, and Belford. republican candidate
for congress. is six or seven hundred
ahead Of Garfield. The legislature i.
three-quarters republican The above
majorities may be slightly decreased
BY later returns. This city gives Pit.
kin 800 and Garfield 500 majority.
Omaha, Nov. 3.-Returns from the
state come In slowly, and IL Is only n
question Of the size Of the majorities.
Garfield will have not Car from $4,000
majority and the state ticket about the
ams. The republicans elected three
fourths Of the legislature. The green
back vote was diminished from last
year.
New Jersey.
Jersey City, Nov. a. Senator IIo-
bart. chairman OF the New Jersey state
executive committee. says he has posi-
tive Information that Potts Is elected
governor by majority Of 400. but con-
cedes that the democratic electors have
carried the state by a small majority.
Other republicans say the governorship
Is still in doubt, while the democrats
claim 1t by 1000 majority for Ludlow.
Trenton, Nov. 3.--Both parties agree
that Ludlow, democrat, Is elected gov
ernor by majority Of 700. The state
committees Of both parties admit that
the republicans have nine of a majority
in the senate and 81 out Of the 60 men,
bers In the house. The congressional
delegational stand the same rs last
year.
New York, Nov. 3.-The apparent
defeat Of the republicans in New Jer-
sey ID attributed TO the Pennsylvania
railroad, which threw It's great power
against them because Potts. republican
candidate for governor, had identified
himself with their Central railroad.
Illinois.
Chicago, Nov. 3.-Returns have been
received from half Of the state, but
comparison has been made with only
29T towns and precincts outside Of here.
These show net republican gains Of
2.GS5. At the same rate in the rest OF
the state Garfield's plurality will be
about A,O00 The vote on governor
and congressman Is little less. The
scratching does not seem to have been
very pronounced in any section. The
republicans certainly gain one con-
gressman.
Chicago, Nov. 3.-Returns from 377
towns and precincts outside Of Chicago
and Cook county, give net republican
gains Of 3, 3,229, including Cook county
the net republican gain in the state SC
far rs heard from, Is over IA 900, which
makes the majority in that section ol
the state which has been heard from
and which Is less than half Of the state
$4,000. At this rate there will be in the
neighberhood OF 5000 in the state. q
Springfield, Nov. 3-The republicans
gained 200 In this county; Springer
democrat, is reelected to congress by
1900 majority.
New York.
New York, Nov. 3.-Kings county
and Brooklyn gives Hancock 9,979 ma
iority.
The state will give 25, 600 republican
majority The total city vote give
Grace 2,904 majority for mayor, ant
Docharty, for register, has $500 ma
jor ity.
New York, Nov. 3.-The presiden
tial vote complete In the city gives Han
cock 123, ,102, Garfield sl,726.
The Times says that the republican,
have carried the state by 25, 600 majori
ty, and gives q table Of all the counties
showing Garfield's total majorities t.
be 81. 5.2Sl, Hancock's 59,946. The re
publican gain over 1876 is stated al
ts,l43. The Times also gives list o.
members elected to the 47th congress
and divides them politically as follows
republicans 156, democrats 1872, green
hackers 8.
Caiirsrnia.
San Francisco, Nov. 3.-Returns o.
The state continue coming In rapidly
but are OF such nature rs to render Il
extremely difIacult to forecast the re
sult decidedly. One. hundred and forty
nve precincts In this. city give Hancocl
electors 1878 majority, and 1,176 ma
jority for Rosecrans for congress. Tn.
remaining half dozen precincts are moi
likely to materially alter the result. In
lace Of this 1t seems almost foregons
conclusion that the state win 60 demo
cratic BY . small majority, though aI
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