Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-04

tenden, democrat. for governor,
plurality Of SD and the remainder
of the state ticket by p~luralities rang
ing from % to 74s, excepting fer sec
rotary Of state, BrOadwell, republican,
for that oaiee, receiving a plurality Of
632 The city part Of the First con-
grossiOnal district gives Fletcher,
republican. 1900; the FIVE counties
outside 0 fthe city belonging to his
district will probably give Clardy,
democrat, between 5000 and 1000
majority, which will elect him by per-
haps $500 majority. The Second dis
trict gives Thomas Allen, democrat,
between $500 and 5000 majority. The
Third district is very close, and will
probably require an official vote to
settle it. Sessinghaus, republican,
has about $50 majority in the city
precincts, but the eight precincts in
the county will probably give Frost
enough to elect him by from 90 to 100
votes of the city tickets. Republicans
elect Mason, sheriff, by about HOO
majority: Harris, circuit attorney, by
200 majority, and DuFrank, coroner,
by about 300 majority. Democrats
elect Horror, Judge circuit court by
about 800 majority.
ST. LOUIS, November 3.-Returns
from Missouri com in very slowly.
The Ninth congressional district is
claimed for Ford, greenback-republi-
can, and the republicans in Kansas
City are claiming the Eighth district
for Van Horn. Two democrats, Crisp
and Allen, ran in this district, and it
is claimed that Van Horn slipped in
between them. Lincoln county gives
800 democratic majority; Jaspar county
about $50 republican majority. The
few scattering precinct returns show
that Dyer, republican candidate for
governor, makes considerable gains
over previous republican votes.
The doubtful districts in this state
are the Eighth, where Van Horn,
republican, is running against Allen
and Crisp, democrats the Sixth,
where Waddell, democrat, and Hazel
tine, greenbacker, are contested, with
chances in favor of Waddell the
Ninth, where Craig is running against
Ford, republican greenbacker, with
prospects Of Ford's election,
CALIFORNIA.
SAN Francisco, November 3.-Re-
turns from the interior from 327 pre-
cincts give Garfield 1929; Hancock,
34,4O4; Weaver, 9O1. Returns yet to
come are likely to increase HancOek's
majority. He has probably carried
the state. Page, republican, is elected
from the Second congressional dis
trict. Pachees, republican, is also
probably elected from the Fourth
congressional district. Rosencranz,
democrat, is elected from the city. and
Berry, democrat, from the Third
district, is probably reelected. The
democrats are believed to have a
working majority in the generalassem-
bly, on joint ballot.
INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 3.-Re-
turns from six hundred and sixty
three voting places of this state give
Garfield 1877 1920; Hancock, 1l4,23l
Weaver, 6434 total, 258,485, The
same places in October gave the re.
publicans 197, I'll; democrats, ia, POI
nationals, 6944 total, 258,416. In.
creased vote, So; republican gains
549; democratic gains, 30 net repub.
lican gain, 519; national loss, $40
Total vote heard from So per cent
republican vote heard from, SO pei
cent democratic, 81 per cent; ma.
tional, AZ per cent. indianapolis city
and county complete gives Garfield
l494 plurality, and a net republican
gain of 329. The complete returns
from Scott county give the democrats
a plurality of 329; net republican
gain, 20. Rush county republican
majority, 1853; democratic gain, 10
Clinton county democratic majority
452; democratic gain, 1873.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, November 3.-The guber.
Material vote, with % towns wanting
is Long, republican, 15O,616; Thomp.
son, democrat, 1O4 1854; Sargent, 1901
Amy, 672.
BosToN, Nov. 3.-With fourteen
towns to hear from, the electoral vot,
o fthis state is as follows Garfield
6 ,647; Hancock, 11O,63l; Weaver
1907; Dow, 457; Garfeld's plurality
/ 5l,Ol6. The gubernatorial vote, wit
sixteen towns to hear from, is as fol
lows Long, 159,2O3; Thompson, 100,
O38; Sargent, ~greenback, 1869: Almy
prohibition, $40; Longs plurality
sO,155.
NEW YORK.
, New York, November 3.-King
county (Brooklyn) gives Hancocl
9799 ma jority.
The democrats have carried tn
three congressional districts in Brook
| lyn, and have elected 0 Of the l.
assemblymen.
New York, November 3.-Warrei
. county elects the whole republican
ticket by about 600 majority. TIL.
city elects to the assembly eighteel
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