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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-03-04
Photograph Gallery
Over Gen. Neely's Store,
South Side Of Court Square,
BOLIVAR, TENN.

Ben Oppenheimer, afirst-class Artist. He
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-03-04

The Bolivar Literary Society met on
Monday evening at the residence of DIR.
Newbern. Miss Buttles and Rev. John
Park gave Readings. The vocal music rem
dered was highly appreciated. The next
meeting will be held at the residence of
Rev. John Park. The following named
persons were elected as officers for the ensu-
term:
Capt. A. T. McNeal, President
Rev J. S. Park, Vice President.
w. w. Jones, Secretary.
Miss. Ida Newborn, Treasurer.
Miss Frank E. Buttles, Critic
Mrs Sue Kendall and L. Lightfort Sensorc
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-03-04

Dave Bright, Armor McNeal, VIM. Bright
and Henry Lack, all colored youths, were
arrested Oh Monday, charged with wantonly
throwing bricks through the chamber win
dow Of the residence Of DR.. J. J. Nicely, Jr.
on last Friday night, also breaking windows
of the Office Of +. Fentress and of the Cum
berland and Baptist churches. Sergeant
Webb and Constable Mcguire discovered
these parties. They we're tried and VIM.
Bright and Armor McNeal were found
guilty and fined each 500 .25 and paid in ad-
dition the reward of $4,000, which had been
offered for the arrest of the offenders. We
are glad that such characters were thus
| swiftly punished.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-03-04
Rock and Rye a. Yopp,s Palace.

Rock and Rye at Yopp's Palace.
Jack Wilkinson is eleven pounds happier.
Call and get choice meats at the Old
Market.
Monday the 18th, Circuit Court cOmmen-
ces.
Go to Moore & Harvey's and price their
Field Seeds.
The "Uncrushed Tragedian" will be at
Yopp's Opera House on the 10Th Instant.
DIR. Will Patrick and lady of Nashville,
are visiting their father Esq. Gaar Patrick
Rev. T. P. Ramsey preached NEST for
cible Sermon at the Methodist Church last
Sunday.
Just received a large lot of Clover Seed
and other Field Seeds, cheap at Moore &
Harvey's.
DR.. viii. Patrick has decided to establish
himself at Witchersville, Ark. We wish
him the largest success
Remember those Days, could q Cos
Buggies that are to be sold at Bolivar
March 9Th, are all warranted.
We are glad to hear Of many clubs being
formed throughout the County. Bring in
the names and money during Circuit Court
term.
Our popular and talented Attorney Gener-
al J. ]. Dupuy and his excellent wife are
once more at home. We are glad to see
them back.
The Riding Saw is on hand at the store
of w. T. Armistead. He is Agent for sale
OF the Machine In Hardeman County. Go
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-03-04

The Riding Saw is on hand at the store
Of w. T. Armistead. He is Agent for sale
Of the Machine in Hardeman County. Go
and see its work
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-03-04

Our popular and talented Attorney Gener-
al J. J. Dupuy and his excellent wife are
once more at home. We are glad to see
them back.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-03-04

We are glad to hear Of many clubs being
formed throughout the County. Bring in
the names and money during Circuit Court
term
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-03
RHODE ISLAM d.
The Usual Radical Majority

Providence, r. l., November 2.-The
vote in the city comes in uncommonly
full and early. At noon Garfield had
3,7s7, Hancock l,2j5, Weaver 46.
Partial returns from the city and Fix
towns and two districts give Garfield
majority OF 5,3i7. :,
The returns from fourteen towns and
two voting districts. including this city,
give Garfield 4,iOS majority Nelson
W. Aldrich is elect ,d in the FIrst Con-
gressional district and Jonathan Chase
in the Second district both Republicans
Providence, November 2.-Ken'
county gives Garf,ll l,15S, Hancock
l.l4i, Weaver II.
Providence, November 2.-Wash-
ington county gives Garfi-ld 700
Hancock 1929, Weaver 3. For CT
gress, Chase, r is elected by 2.25O, and
Aldrich by 4 800 majority.
PROVIDENCE, November 2.-Rhode
Island, lacking six towns. gives Garfield
l5.I97, Hanco,k k 1858. Weaver 2l2. Re
publican majority 6.o3,.
The Complete Vote ofthe State.
PROVIDENCE, November 2.-The TO-
lowing 10 the complete vote Of this State:
Garfield lS,lSS. Hancock l0,1si lie-
publican gain e9l.
PHILAprLPHI,, November York
county gives Democratic majority ol
$500; Demo cratic gain, $50.
Union comfy gives estimated repub'
lican majority Of about 800; Repubii'
can gain $50.
In the Nineteenth district F. E. Betiz
hoover, Democrat, is elected BY 5,IW
majority.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-03
SECOND DISTRICT.
PRESTON.

Roweisburg Gives Garfield 10 Majority
and Hoke. r.. for Congress n.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
RowLEsBURo, November =.
Garfield, ISL; Hancock, l01. For
Congress-Hoge. l0i; Hoke, lSl.
Newburg for the winnius Msa for Presi-
dent.
spec al Dispatch to Register.
NEwBURG, November 2.-ilancock,
ll9; Garfield, PSI: Hoke, Psi; Hoge
ll9; Weaver, IL; Farnsworth, III.
Cranberry for ohio's Son 400 Majority
Strong
Special Dispatch to Register.
CRASBERaY, October 2.-Gartield 800,
Hancock l6i. Weaver 30, lloke 32o,
Ho,e l65, FarnswOrth 90. The estlma.
tel majority tor Garfield in Portland
precinct 20D.
independence Shows UP for Garfield
Plurality Of One Hundred and -Four.
aud Hoke. r., for Congress. One Vote
Less.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
IxpEpESpExcE, November ..
Garfield l5l, Hancock IL, Weaver l.,
Hoke $50, Hoge ~, FarnswOrth Is.
Kingwood and Albright Turn up for Gar
feid-Howesville for the Gallant Sol
dier.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
KISGwoop. November ..
Garfield l3T, Hancock ll0.
HowssvILLE, November ..
Hanccck's majority IS.
ALBRIGur's MILL, November 2.
Garfield 62, Hancock 81, Weaver 3.
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WESTVIRGINIA
cal, Retains Fer Proud Position
'' IN the Democratic Column.
o,,s or States May Toppls and Fail
O Eut Cur Cwn Little mou,-
tain state, kever.
Var, ssag,e Returns Received
~ su, EtOu h to Indicate That
Ste is All Right.

w..ty.r.uiA is sill solid, We think
s.r "a. brilliant Democratic States have
, g'immern., but our own re-
IN, The EgGIsrER feels prouder
NJ ,5;s i,ct than ii Gen. Hancock had
- .r,rr.d without receiving West
-. -. electoral vote. The RsoisrxR
'.,-.,r,r,,ulates the gallant Democrats
~, county and of West Virginia
", the glorious work they have
- anil the results they have
al.r,J nr their brave leader
-.:..xr:,.n. contest. From the mea-
...,,,-o, pc,iyei il is impossible to
=, ness 3, the II aiOrity given for our
n..,,,r,,;, e, ctorol ticket in this Stlte.
~, .. undoubtedly reelected to
r.,.,.s, lie has made large gains in
,,,.rsu and OHIO counties. Hutehin-
-. YES a audsome majority in his
a,r Wo,l, county; making large gains
S.r,,.,s. judy HOse Is OF course
.rljnt.e Second district.
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PENN NSYLVANIA.
Heavy Republican Gains in Philadelphia.

Heavy Republican Gains in Philadelphia
PmILADELPnIA, November 2.-There
is some scratching Of the Republican
candidate for City Controller, Harper
Jefferies, in favor OF Patterson, Demo.
crat, the present incumbent.
Three wards of Philadelphia, the
Twenty.third, T&cntie,h and Four
teenth, show RepublicaR gain over
1876 of lao.
Seven wards in philadelphia show a
net Republican gain OF 2.693.
PHILADELPHIA. November 3 Eleven
wards show net Republican gain Of
4,l90.
Twelve out of 81 wards in Philadel-
phia give Garfield l5.426 majority. indi.
eating a Republican majority OF %, ,OOO
This makes the State Republican by
not less than 10000 and probably 49,
900.
Fourteen wards show net Republic.
can gain over 1876 OF 5,2S7.
Bully for Berks.
PnILADELpnI,, November 2.-Berks
county gives a Democratic ma jority of
$500.
PHILADELPHIA, November 2.-The
Legislature is probably Republican on
Joint ballot. Monroe county gives a
Democratic majority Of about $500, the
same as in 1876.
Allegheny County Returns
PirrsBrRGH. November 2.-Erret. is
reelected 10 Congress from the Twenty
second district by 5000 majority. The
whole of the county and legislative
ticket is elected, with the probable ex.
ception OF two in the second and one in
the Third district.
Riot In Philadelphia.
PnLADElpHIA, Pa, November O.
Republican cubs were assaulted to
night while passing down Broad street
near Chestnut. About one hundred
shots were fired and until Mayor Stokely
and one hundrei officers arrived on the
spot affairs looked serious. III is gu let
now. The streets have been cleared by
the police, who are now patroiiIng the
locality. Several men were seen TO fall
but only one thus far has been admitted
to the hospital.
The Vote in Hancock's County.
PHILADELPHIA. November I'm
Montgomery county the estimated Den.
ocra,ic mSjoriiy is 1000. Democratic
gain OF 100. This is Hancock's birth.
place.
Schuyikill county gives Democratic
majority of about 200, a Democratic
gain OF POO.
Allegheny County Republican by $4,000
PITrsBUrGg. November 2-He,urns
from Allegheny county up TO ~ O'clock
are very meagrc. 1t is estimated that 1t
will give, Garfield $1,000 majority.
Bayne, Republican, is r-turned to Con-
gress from the Tweniy-.hirl district by
5000 majority. The Twenty second dis
trict is very ,losn
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TAYLOR

Democratic Gain in Fe,terman.
Special Dispatch To the Register.
FErrEIM,N, November =.
Democratic majority. 81, a gain OF 20
over the October election.
Fleminstou for the Next President By
1913 Plurality Hoke. for Congress-
About the Same.
Special Dispatch to the Register,
FLEMiSGToS, November =.
Garfield i77, Hancock 81, Weaver 10,
IIoge 81, Hoke l73, Farnsworth "A.
Grafton shows Republican Gairs
Special Dispatch to the Register
GRAFTON, November >.
Grafton and West Grafton give Gar
field and Hoke 10 majority. gain oil
20 over the State election.
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county to the polls and voting them
over a hundred in number-for Hutch
inson, however Wilson has l2 OF q ma.
jority in the precinct. III other parts OF
The district have done as well, Wilson's
majority in the district will be any
where from fifteen hundred to twenty
five hundred.
Second Dispatch.
Special Dispatch to Register.
CLAEKsBuRG, November 2.-Clarks-
hurry gives Hutchinson ten majority /;
Republ can gain of one hun
dred and seventy six. Ten
mile district. heretofore Dem
ocr. tie. gives Hutchinson fifteen major
ity. Wik on's own district at the last
election gave him li3 majority. Il
now sives him eleven. CO. Wilson has
no msjsrity in this county. The excite
ment is Unprecedented, with boptres,
bands and every conceivable racket.
The boys are happy, but the Democrats
are not.
Hancock and Hutchinson the Winning
Men at Cherry Camp.
Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
CHERRY CAMP, November 2.
Hancock, los; Hariield, l55; Weaver,
"a. Congress-Wilson, l57; HutchiL-
son, l7l; Bassell, 81.
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IA A Il YBh NJ ID.



BALTIMORE, November = The clec.
tion is progressing IN a mos, quiet and
orderly manner \ very heavy yoi. IL
being polled. Up To O'Clock only four
arrests have been male.
ASyAr1Li., MD.. November The
vote in this city shows Republican
gain Of ~. Wilmer. KspnbIican. Tor
Congress, has 81 majority.
BALTIMORE, Nd, November Mine.
teen wards give Hancock \ ,633 ma rity.
The Sixth ward gives GAii,lI z msjD'.
ity.
rineea 7 hou,,nd Majority for Hancock.
BALriNoRv, November 2-H,n,o,k's
majority 10 9.43i, 4 R.pub Ican gain ol
707. The State gives lianc ck 1900
majority.
BALTIMORE, November 2. - Talbot
county TIM. far give, n Democratic ma.
jority OF PSI. with ionr districts q hskr
from. a Democratic gsin OF 100. Kent
county gives a Democratic majority oi
III. a Republican gain of l3j
The total vote Of Baltimore city To-:
Garfield 1884 and Hancock 3,,S77. q
Republican gain Of s1S
Anne Arundel county. in tho Fifth
ji.trict. shows RepubiIc,n gain 81 2S3
T. r Congressman and about the saIs
for Garfield.
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SOU ri CAROLlN A.
Tho votc at Porb Royal.

Par Royal. November 2.-lIancock
~; Garfield. 40 Governor )od .
IA; Gary. 16. Congress -IillmaD. ~;
Smalls, 2Gj. Scna,c-Ncrlier, ~;
Miller. 26S.
EDGRrrrLp. Novcmhcr2 Everything
passed Of quietly. The Democratic ma
jori,y nj The courI house is 7W. Tn"
Democratic msjori'y in tho county will
be from 5000 u I.NDo
SUMTER, November Two thou.
sand five hundred negroes concentrated
here from all parts ol ~" county. No
disturbances ~ iar ~ heard from. Tho
indicat on, are that the county IL sale
for the DcmOcrgt,.
W.LLu,rro, November "a light
vote vas p He'd In our county. Wall.
halo and Wrtrrn Union I,olci about
go. The naJ ,r,y for H." Democrats In
III. county viii Ice bcta.en 800 and
! so The negroes were rlmmt solid
Tor Ga'i-l1 and stonrbrand for Con
gress Tho negroes v0t.d no stats
t,k
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SC00PED.
The Above Expression Refers to
the Democratic Party.
The Empire State Carried by the
Radicals With a Rush,
And Likewise Connecticut, Maine,
and Indiana.
The Figures From New Jersey
Not Decided.
Overwhelming Republican Malorl-
ties In the ''Stalwart' States,
A F0.erunner Of the Reign OF
UlyssesI.
New York Herald Gives Garfield
202 Electoral Votes.
Returns From All Parts OF the
The Figures From New Jersey
Not Decided.
Overwhelming Republican Malori-
tiss in the 'Stalwart" States,
A Forerunner Of the Reign OF
Ulyssesi.
New York Herald Gives Garfield
202 Electoral Votes.
Returns From All Parts Of the
Union, Giving the Result
in Detail.

The following is summary OF the re-
suit of yesterdays ballo.ing, as nearly
as can be ascertained at this hour
SAN.
New York-A sort OF Radical tidal
wave appears to have struck this State,
it having gone for Garfield bya majority
of from $1,000 to $4,000.
New Jersey-Is very close, and is
claimed by both parties, with the
chances sppare ently in favor OF Hancock.
Connecticu.-The Nutmeg State has
followed in the wake OF New York.
Gariieli's majority is in the neighbor-
hood of $500.
Maine-IIas floppei to the Republ;-
can columns again, and will give the
Mentor man small majori y.
Indiana-This State will exhibit but
little change from the October vote. The
Republican majority is from 5000 to
G,OOO.
New Hampshire-Is very close, the
majority either way will be small.
Florlda-Has undoubtedly gone Dem
ocratic.
Colorado-The returns are meagre;
but the Republicans appear to have
held their own ar far as heard from.
Tennessee-Elects Republican Gov
ernor, but gives Hancock 10000 ma
jority.
Caliiornia-There is nothing at this
writin, from the Golden State.
yir.inia-Has given the Regular Han
cock electors a majority, but what the
figures will be cannot be guessed at this
writing.
This list covers all those States which
have been class ii as doubtful" The
others have gone one way or the other
by overwhelming majorities.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-03
FIRST DISTRICT.
MARSHALL.

go, Owes Garfield Ono Hundred
--I s,x Majority and Spectacle John'
g, Cress, One Hundred and Four
Majority,
=, p:,,a.rh OF the Register.
CAMERON, November >.
IN. ell. 20: IIancoc;, l4O; Hutchin-
s-, b.. " son, l4l.
v,l,4syills, the Stronghold OF Radical
ia,. Goes as Usual
IN r.,9g,ch o The Register,
NorSpsylLLE, Nov. ?, 80 p. NJ.
r.a,.r .fli vote at the court house is:
.,,f.,I 81. Hancock l3i, Hutchinson
.,. " >r1 ljl.
r., p,F ial vote a. the l.atrobe,
v',ol,yir i: tIarii,Id l57, Hancock
I,s Hrch son l5I, wilson ll5.
B,.wood Goes Republican by Small
Majority, and Also shsrrard.
, ..... Dispatch To The Register.
Bcxwoop, November >.
Tl.f-l. 2qj: Hancock, 265; Weaver,
Il Tu;,un,uu, 2gj; Wilson, .6S; Bas-
So -
>r,-rrrl-Glr6eli. lSS; Hancock. 20.
Hrs.as5u, IA .; " ison, IL; Bassell, 4,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-03
COLORADO.
Everything Quiet q. Denver.

DsSvER, November e.-The elections
PASSED off quietly, with good weather
and heavy vote polled. The Republic
cans are confident.
BouLpSR. November 2.-Garheli 4l1,
Hancock 2O4, Weaver ID. Brecken-
ridge county gives Garfield u majority
of so.
GOLDEN CRY, November 2.-Garfield's
majority is 90, II Republican gain OF 80.
DENVER, Col, November 2.-ln Co.
den and Longmont the Republican ma
iorities are IS and 81 respectively. Re-
publican gains in Golden over as OF 25O.
Estimated, Arapschae county from 900
to ! 900 Republican majority. a gain OF
nearly 200. Republicans carry the State
probably by increased majority. In.
returns Will be late owing 10 length OF
ticket and time for closing the polls.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-03
WISCONSIN,.
The Heaviest Vote Ever Known .. MI.
waukee.


MILwAuKxE, November 2.-The elec-
ton is proceeding quisty. Many man
ufactorics and commercial houses are
closed, and up 10 two O'Clock the largest
vote polled ever known up 10 that time.
Before seven o'clock the different poll
ing places " ere surrounded by throngs
Of voters even before the polls wer.
Opened and formed in long lines wait.
ing for the opening OF the boxes.
MrLwArKEr, November 2.-Thirtv-
Ave towns heard from give ,6l9 Re
publican majority. Republican gain
oi of s72 over tie vote Of 1875.
Fif,y-sevcn towns give q Repub ican
msi9ri,y OF 1925. q Republican gain oil
l97.
Denster, d, probably elected in the
Fourth district; BOuck, ID beaten by
Grenther, X, in the Sixth district;
Bragg, in the Fifth district, reelected by
reduced majority. The Republicans
will probably gain one Congressman.
DEs MolxE., November 2.-R-tnns
from ten ~. cinc,s in the Seventh Con
prrssional district. indicate the election
of Parsons. Republican, by at Ieis.
5000 majority. One prec'n;t 1, ~.
ported from the Sixth Con2rc-sn u q
dis riot tha, shows gain Tor Butts, Re-
publican, Of 70
DEs MoryEs, November 2.-Ratnrns
from the ten precipc,sin Polk, Madison
Adair, rallas. Guthrie, Alspsllo. Web
ster and Marshall counties, casting
about ore and one hall per cent. OF the
vote OF the State. show a nrt Repnbl :
car gal, of 200 over the vote oi last
year. The precincts, 10 far >. h'sri
from in IL. Sixth Con zression,l distri I,
show a Republican gain OF 2os.
MILWAUKEE, November 2.-One hun
dred and eleven towns give . Republi'
can majority OF 5,03G, . net Republican
gain OF 2,6I3.
The Republican majority in the State
will be 5000. and gain OF one Repub
licAn Congressman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-03
MIN ERAL.

Keyser Gives Hancock Five P.ur ility'and
Hoke, r., Twenty-Nins.
special Dispatch TO the Register
KEYsER, W. Va, November2.
The following is the vote OF this place:
Hancock 2i9, Garfield PA, Weaver IL;
Hoke 26l, Hogs 232, Farnsworth IA.
Piedmont Gives Hancock Fifty-two
Plurality.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
PIEDMONT, November ..
Hancock 242, Hoge 2I0, Garfield 100,
Hoke l9l, Weaver 24, Farnsworth "A.
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ILLINOIS.
The Vote In Chic 'go the Largest Ever
Known.


SPRINoFIELD, November 2, r. ~
The election in this city ID progressing
quietly. The weather 10 fine and the
voting going on rapidly. At noon the
vote polled was much the largest ever
known in the city. and the Republicans
claim to be receivinsa large percentage
OF the gain.
closed in the Western States at Z O'Clock,
and the long city, county and State
ticket will consume much time in arriv.
ing at the result OF the vote Of Illinois.
Comparison will be made with the vots
of 1870 In Chicago no comparison can
be made, as the city has been redistrict'
el and there is no basis OF comparison.
CHICAGO. November 2.-Returns from
- out Of $50 precincts IN the city give
Republican majority OF 3,5l+. There
seems to be Republican gains in several
wards, but the amounts cannot be given.
nor il cannot he positively stated vheth.
er the Republican gain will he sufficient
to carry the State. The indications arc
that Afirich, Davis and Farwell, Repub.
licans, will he returned to Congress from
Al Al La. l;,,s;,ss Nsrnr HaHvi.
.ne .nr '"' oI.im;n. & The ,,ac;nc,. we're
not numerous enough 10 allow q full
vote ordered that extra polliny place.
to nr.n.J .i,., tho closs nj the polls. in
sav.r,i war.is and many vot,s vere de-.
"ns;,s., in ,hs hsllot bos.s there placed.
!rh.ro il no csytsin,y that these votes
~;ll IVA counted
The returns from sixteen towns In
Iowa show net Republican gains Of +0i.
The reports from thiriy-dve town
ships outside Of Chicago show a Rrpub.
lican gain of -, and Democratic gains oi
$40; a net Republican gain OF 2Ss. -,
The returns from for,y.two towns and
precincts in Illinois outside OF Chicago.
show net Republican gain oi 5o@.
CucAao. November 2.-Returns from
81 precincts pive GARFIELD Il. $50; Han
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-03
NEW YORK.

Hancock SAID to be Running Ahead OF
His Ticket in tho et;opolis
ROCHESTER,, NOVEMBER 2.-The police
have arrested four prominent Rspubii-
can workers at the polls OF the Fouith,
Tenth, Eleventh and Fourteenth wards
for Offering brlbes to electors to vote Tor
Garfield. A warrant in each Case was
issued on the oath OF the persons sought
to be bribed.
ALBANY, November 2.-l2 M.-The
weather is tiue and large vote is being
polled.
New York. November 2.-3 p. M.-At
the Democratic National Headquarters
il is claimed that Hancock will run 5,0OO
ahead of his ticket in the city. The Re
publicans express themselves entirely
satisfied with the final result.
BUFFALO, November 2.-The city gov
ernment remains Republican.
Nhw York, November Twenty
three towns IN New York State give
Democratic gains OF 93, and Republican
gains of l,74j.
BUFFALO, November 2.-Twenty.six
election precints, one. half tie city, give
Garfield S,O41; Hancock, 5,Sl9. Repub-
lican gain of 1888.
AuBURS, November 2.-Complete re-
turns give the Garfield electors l,Oo3
majority.
NEw YORK, November 2.-Scattering
returns from the interior OF the State
generally show Republican gains.
New York, November 2.-Otsego
county-Otsego gives Hancock IL ma
ioritv, Democratic gain OF IL.
Duchess county-Poughkeepsie city
complete gives Garfield 81 majority, a
Republican gain OF 2OS
One-Fourth of New York City Gives
Hancock IL 900 Majority.
New York Cry, November 2.-One
hundred and sixty out Of 67S election
districts give Hancock about ll,Ooo ma
jority.
Returns from ten towns in the interior
OF the State show Re publican gain oil
S67, and Democratic gan OF 3.
BUFFALO, November 2-Scatterin
returns Indicate tnat Erie couLty gives
Garfield 1900 msjority.
Largo Republican Cans Reported.
New York, November -Four hun
dred election districts in this city gives
Hancock 70,05i, Garfield ~, ~.
Thirty-eiyht towns or wards IN New
York State give Democratic gains OF 100.
and Republican gains Of 1924.
NXw YoRE, November -Four hun
dred aud thirty election districts IN TINS
city give Hancock 75,029, Garfield
81, 500. This indicates about $1,000 ma
jority for Hancock in the city.
BROOKLYN, November 1.-Two wards
show Republican gain Of SAG over 1876
New YoIK CRY, November -Four
hundred and fifty election districts:
Hancock IS 905, Garfield $3.50.
Four hundred and ninety election
districts: Hancock S6.6lS, Garfield 6l,'
4i3.
New YORK. November Eight
wards of Albany give Democratic ma.
jority OF 265, Democratic gain OF l,2'S'
Hancock's Msjority, il the Metropolis
According to the returns the indica'
tions are that Hancock's g majority In the
city will be about 5000. The vote 90
far shows Democratic loss OF twenty
i've per cent. The indications from the
interior are that Garfield will carry the
State by 10000 majority.
ROCHESTER, November 2.-Garheld'i
estimated majority in this city ID about
1900.
New YORK, November 2.-Ben Wood
beats Muller for Congress by 2,000.
Hewitt il elected to Congress By Q larAs
majority.