The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-11-17
THE LATE ELECTIONS.

PROTEST IN CoURTLAND COUNTY, NEW
3tt YORK.
SYRACUSE, y. V, Nov. 1O.-At meeting of the
CouTtland County Board OF CanvasSers. Demo
cratic prOtes. against counting the Republican
Electoral ballots. ON the ground Of double mead
ings has been made. The Board voted to can
vass the vote and send the protest with the
anyass to the State Canvassers.
THE VOTE OF OHIO.
COLuNBUs Nov. I0.-The official vote OF the
November election in Ohio was canvaSSed to-day
and showed the following result: Garfield, 3d.
OfS. Hancock, 3i0.S7l; Weaver, 5.f56; Dow ., 7l6i
Garfeld's plurality, SILL; Garfield over all,
6,le5. ssla
tr A DEMOCRATIC PROTEST.
HrDsov, n. Y, Noy. 1O.-The Chairman and
Secretary of the Democratic County Committee
served upon the Board OF Canyassers OF Columbia
County protests against counting the Republican
Electoral Congressional, Assembly and County
tickets on the ground that such ballots We're lille
gally indorsed- The protests were ordered placed
on file, and the Board adjourned until Thursday
to take legal advice on the question. The Board
comprises twelve Republicans and ten Democrats.
80 THE VOTE OF KANSAS. gl
ATcHIsoS, Nov. 1.-THE Champion has official
returns from all Counties in the State except
twelve on the remote frontier The vote foOts up:
GARFIELD. lis 526; Hancock, Sc on; Weaver l. 33O
GArtield's plurality 5S GOO This will be increased
to about $1,000. The total vote of the State will be
about 200, 600, au increase of 10000 since 1873.
The Greenback vote is about 1900 less than two
years ago.
THE VOTE OF MINNESOTA.
CHICAGO, NOV. 11.--The Journals st. Paul spe-
cial says: Complete returns from all but five
frontier Counties give Garfield $3.50 majority.
Dunnell has ,ls6 majority for Congress over both
competitors; Strait. 5,sls; washburn, 1851" i
THE VOTE IN SAN FRANCISCO. -,
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov, l1.--The official canvass
of the city gives Garfield 1867 Hancock, 2l Az
which makes Haneocks plurality in the State
122 Rosecrans beats Davis in this District ,hO9.
Judge Terry, Democratic ElectOr, runs 2o5 behind
his ticket, insuring his defeat -.toI uf-
THE VOTE IN OHIO. t't
CoLuMBus o., Nov The Secretary of State
asserts that owing to a ,Inuddle in his Office the
official figures OF the recent Ohio election rs fur
nished the, press last night, were not correct. A
re-eNamiiatiOn of the vote shows the following
result: Garfield, ,-375.0fS: Hancock, 3i0,SSl;
Weaver, 6.456; Dow. 26l6; Garield's plurality,
3i,217; Garfeid's majority. 25,145. s..o .'
HF THE RETURNS FROM ARKANSAS. f'1
LITTLE Rock, Nov 11.-Returns OF the Presi-
dental and Congressional elections come in
slowly. Enough is known to give assurance of
the election of four Democratic Congressman. In
the First District Dunn leads Johnson 5000 votes,
with DeSha and Mississippi and five other C.un-
ties to hear FROM which will not alter the result
In the Second District Jones is elected by 2l2i
plurality over Wi liams. whO leads Gilord, Green
hacker. 900 votes. In the Third District Cravens
ority. In the Fourth District Gunter Is reelected
by plurality over Peel, Democrat, of about 500,
Murphy, Republican, being l.o0o behind Peel