Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1880-11-11

complete gives Garfield 1S,lSS; Hancock
l07Si; scattering, Al; majority, 1,263,
Republican gain Of 2,29l over the maJorlt!
of Hayes.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 2.-Kentucky shows
Republican gain of twenty or thirty thou
sand. All Democratic congressman re
turned, except possibly in the Ninth dis
trict, where Republican may be elected
New ORLEANS, Nov 2.-The Democrat
claim five out of six congressman. III,
contest in the Third district is close. Tn,
Democrats carry the state by a large ma
jOrity.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 3.-The state il
sOlidly Republican by forty thousand ma
iOrity. Every Republican congressman h
elected. The Legislature is overwhelming
, ly Republican as usual.
CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-Returns from the city
complete give total vote of over 81 900, OF
which Garfield has 42,4Si Hancock, 37,7l3
Republican majority, 4,77l. In the county
Garfield has 54,3l2; Hancock, 1882; Re
publican majority, lO,74O. This is Re
publican gain in the county of over eleven
thousand, as compared with the election of
1876, and Republican gain Of about ten
thousand in the city. The vote
of both city and county was the
largest by five thousand ever cast.
Returns from 377 towns and precincts, out.
side Chicago and Cook county, give a net
Republican gain of 1920. Including Cook
county the net Republican gain in the
state so far as heard from is over fourteen
| thousand, which makes the majority in
that section of the state which has been
heard from, and which is less than half the
state, $4,000. At this rate there will be in
the neighbOrhOod of fOrty-tiye thousand
majority in the state, and it may be con-
sidGrablv above that figure.
| WASHINGTON, Nov. Sat the Republic
can headquarters the following is figured
as the Republican gains and losses in con-
| GreSSmcn:
Republican gains - Massachusetts,, Il;
| Virginia, /; North Carolina, /; Tennes-
see, 3; Alabama, .; Louisiana, /; Iowa, .;
Minnesota, Il Wisconsin, /; Missouri, 2 ;
Pennsylvania, 81 West Virginia, /; Ken
tucky,2; Illinois, /. Total, %.
Republican lOsscs-New York, 3; Ne
vada, 1.
CHICAGO, Nov. "a summary of the
northwestern states, with approximate re-
suits, shows:
Illinois - Republican majority, $4,000;
Republicans gain one congressman and
elect CullOm for governor. The legislature
is Republican.
lOwa-lepublican majority 10000; Re-
publlCanS gain one congressman.
WiscOnsin-Republcan majority 10000;
the Republicans elect six congressman, a
gain of OnG the legislature is Republican
in both houses.
Ncbraska-Repubican majority 5000.
MinneSOta-Republcan majority $4,000,
and all three Republican congressman
elected; legislature strongly Republican,
which inSurcs election Of United States
senator.
KanSas-Republcan majority 10000.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3.-The vote ir
this city will give Hancock majority and
will also elect ROScncranz, Democrat, Il
congress from the First district. The yOt
in this state is very close, with some Re
publican gains in small precincts, ant
losses in large ones. The Democrats viii
probably elect a majority of the assembly
which will give them the United State
senator. Later returns are needed to dc
termine the election. Knight, Republican
in the Third and PachccO, Republican, in
tile Fourth district to congress, are in
some doubt. Latest returns in the city
give Garfield l4006, Hancock 14,7Si, Davis
14.i07, ROSenCranZ 1873. This reduction
of the expected Democratic gains in the
city makes the state very close and doubt
ful. The Republican state committee
estimates a majority Of few hundred.
The Democratic committee claim the state
without giving figures.
OMAHA. Nov. 3.-'rhr returns from the
state come in slowly, and ii is only a
question Of the Size of the majOritirS.
Garfield will have not far from twenty-five
thousand. and the state ticket about the
same. The Republicans elected three
fourth of the legislature. The GrcCnback
y,tn l.. Iimini. hpl trtut last tp1r
JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 3-RrportS from
fifty counties. town, and precincts give
Hancock l52.%Sl. Garfield G,Si2. Returns
from the First, Second, Fourth and Fifth
congressional districts indicate the election
of Democrats in each by q decided major
ity. Returns from the sixth congressional
district are too mcagrr 10 base an estimate
upon, hut Chalmers leads as far rs heard
from
NEGISIA CITY, Nevada, Nov. 3,-Thc
counting IN the city is very SLOW, only
about 0ne-tlrd hcing counted. The Demo
Crlts are ahead In every ward except the
Fourth. The city was formerly strong
Republican,. Gold Hill even thus far has
been The Republican stronghold Of Storey
county, In all probability Democratic,
Fair has the legislature strong, 1t may
take the official count to decide the clCctOr-
al district and congressman.
Later dispatch, midnigM.-Thr Rcpub-
licanS Concrdr everything
WHEELING. w. VA, Nov. 3.-The vote
in West Virginia will not he materially
changed from that in October. The Re
pulit'N ,1MG HtlEnl E"lniH II, IluaI w. ti,r
counties hcaru rom. me pluIallty lor
Hancock over Garfield will not exceed
eleven on twelve thousand, while his actual
hlalOrliS Ill Tue slaIr VIII nor ne over I'VE
or SlN thnuSnllu' lhr fepuDUcalN Glaih
1t VIII take the Official count 70 decide i,he
vote Tor congressman III the Nilrrllhg us
triGt'
TALLAHASSEE Fla" NOV, 3'-hetuIllS
hy telegraph from all parts ot thr Stale IN
dlcale mat the lhalorltN Tor bloNIllh,
Democratic candidate Tor governor ana
Hancock, Will be between Two ana three
thousand The Republican malorltleS N
lheir strongest counties are all reduced
flnley, Democratic congressman I erected
by about one Thousand llNe hundred ma
l0rly IT. ille nvc,,u u,n'rlc'' M TnlaSIHn Ei., I
Dtl'i"tItC rpl'SITESS'"ii TE III ,Ile LSv nN mS
IIigt nntin ,S r,gr'e" Inc ''E'''"''Ie u '"'E''S
D9lIOcT'tiG, Al. ~ M, ,,,u,.
LITTLE hooh, Ath" Noy. Pa ~ iesul'
III lIe uli.eIe't comSrGSS,9i'"% MS Tis'iIS.S rhIi-
hoI us Sct oc uetcIIiilIcu' ihe hcPuuil-
raiiS nave iIi gairitu I'ilS, I"laShi EQUITY
po.ii ~ Nni io''i ",3 p"'o', @ '''''''"'
calolda'e' py ueciuea majority.
DENVER, Col, oy.3.-FOrty-nine towns
and precincts, covering about half of the
state, give Garfield 2,SlO majority. The
balance Of the state will probably increase
these figures.
TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. 3.-The official re-
turns here are to the effect that llaskel's
majority in the Second district will exceed
six thousand votes, and the state can be
safely put down for Garfield by at least