The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-04

% hesuIns ln0lcate republican majority
IN OF 3d. Dunnell may have 10000
te republican G majority for Congress, Strait,
) SO,0OOi Washburn, 5000.
,e Minneapolis, 2-State estimate. 25.O00
for Garfield. Republicans have three
IN congressman, q gain of ore.
MISSOURI.
70 st. Louis, 2.-All wards except two in
|, the Second Congressional District, this
g ei =, give Sessinghaua, republican, a ma
J, IJorliy Of aoont 1900 over Frost, demo-
s The county is probably republican.
8 St. Louis, 3.-Almost complete re-
turns give Hancock plurality of 1873;
Crittenden, democrat, for governor, plu-
raiity, 5l4; and the remainder Of the 8 ate
ticket pluraliiies ranging from Is to 74S.
excepting for secretary Of state Broad |
} well, republican. for that office, receiving
a plurality of 632 The city llart of the |
First Congressional District gives
Fletcher. republican, about 1900. Five
counties outside of the city, belonging TO
lhls district, will probably give Clardv
deUocrot, majority which will elect
him by nerhsps $500 majority. TIE
Second District gives Thomas Allen
democrat, between 500 and 8. 900 ma
J 1rity. The Third District is very close.
and will probably require the official vote
to settle 4.
Ford, green back republican, for Con-
gr-es is probably elected in the Ninth
District and republicans claim Van
Horne IN the Eighth, whsre two demo-
Gratis were running. Rep0b leans gained
considerably in the vote
There are FIVE doubtful districts in the I
ststei two favor the republican for Con-
gress. three favor democrats.
NEBRASKA.
Omaha. From scattered r,turn. 1
received from the state at large il !. 9
probable that Nebraska gives Garfield
1900 to $500 majority. Nance is re- g
elected governor By the rams figures. Z
h. Valentine, for Congress, runs behind, p
sut VIII poll $4,000 majority. The re- II
sun In the city is mixed, probably the
repu 0llcans have m.jority on the ma b
tlonal ticket Of 300, and majority of the b
democratic legislative ticket is elected. IC
Lincoln, IA fair day for a full vote
has given the electoral vote of Nebraska in
to the republicans by at least $4,000 ma q
iorlty. Lancaster County gives 1000 re- q
publican majority. al
Omaha. 3.-Returns from the state in
come in slowly, and it is only a question st
If The sizs Of the msjorities. Garfield P
will have not far from $4,000, and the &c
tate ticket about the same. Republicans ca
nave elected about three fourlhs of the 81
eglslatu e. The greenback vote has d. ju
ninished from last year. lie
NEW HAMPSHIRE. CT
Boston, 2.-Chairman Buse, of the VOL
New Hampshire state republican com nv
Eittee, claims the election of republican -
and'dates for Congress in the Second Fri
nd Third Districts. The First District M
; in doubt. ~
Concord, 2.-One hundred and forty
We towns-Gsrfeld, $4,000; Hancock, IN
8, 26Oi republican gain over '76, l, 454 bv
NEW JERSEY. :.
New Brunswick, 2.-Monmouth Coun- OF
? gives Hancock about 300 majority, a
light increase over Tilden's majority.
otis, republican candidate FIR governor, Ga
reported to have carried the county, ~.
Paterson, 2 -Passaic County gives is7
epublic4n majority between l 200 and "
400, against 373 FOR President Hayes
lilies Ross is probably reelected to Con-
ress. Sic
Republicans gain 1,40O in Passaic ms
ounty ard 100 in Burlington.
Camden, 2.-Cum berland County gives ,
republican majority Of 400, a democratic b..
ain of l25. 1S ia
Newark, 2.-Es.c1 County gives Gar ~
ED about $500 majority, being a repub- 80
can gain of about 500 over &c. Potts, : n
publican, for governor has 1900 ma ''v
rity. Phineas Jones, republican, is
ected 10 Congress ny about $500 ma pr.
rity over BSl0ach, democrat. Republi- M Ta
ms also elect seven out Of nine assem- II ~
ymen, being a gain OF one over last eIe
ssr. Newark City gives Garfield l, 700, err U
OTIS l ,SS4, and Jones PSI. w,
Returns indicate that the democrats will e.
.rry the slate by 5000. The Assembly S ,ou
bout even. lou
Trenton, 2-Robeson, Hart and Hill, GO.
publ cans, and Ross, Harris and bar Wy
,nburg, democrats, are elected to Con- oo,,
'ees. oou
New York, SIT is apparent that the s 81
publican defeat in New Jersey is at NE
ibuted to tae Pennsylvania Railroad 700
hich threw its great power against ie,
EN- because Potts, republican candidate !oIl
r governor, hsd identified himself with ocL
e Central road. IrlS
New jersey i claimed by both parties. IL
: = ' = a. % 'O'-' O'1' der
Trenton, 3.-Returns are so incomplete VII
at it is impossible 10 give HaneOck's a. as
shortly In this state. but it will IN Ieg
)ubtedly reach5,000. 20
Both parties agree that Lud ow, demo- enc enc
at, is elected governor. The democratic 0'9
ate committee claim by from 900 to
200, the republican committee, from s ne
10 10 800 The state committees of both I lie
arties admit the republicans hsYe nine
sjority in the Senate Of twenty-one 10
lembers; in the House Of sixty mem zee
srs, the republicans have thirty-four. 1 s'
he congressional delegation stands the t nc
Ime as last year. na
Jersey City, 3.-SenAtor Hobart, chair !uf
ian of the New Jersey State republican N n
committee says he has positive Va
. q Tn.ioritv of 400 bnt concsdes that tho
le democratic electors hsve carried the ~
ate by q small majority. Other repub- ha
cans say the g0vernorship is still in i9r
oubt, while the democrats claim it by NC
600 majority for Ludlow. IA
The secretary Of state of Jersey says be loV
as returns which show the election of the oel
emocrstic electoral ticket by 1,500 ma elS
,rity, and Ludlow, democrat, for gov 9e
NOR, by 8 majority of not less than 500. Il'
NEW YORK.
SyracuIe, 2.-Hiscock is elected 10
congress. In,
w dLcTLOHHg 4 - Jeu5TtOu I
ompiete, gives Garfield 2, 40 majority.
Ithaca, z.-Tompkins County, com
lete, gives Carried $50 msjority. gr,
Brooklyn, 2.-Brooklyn, complete, gives of
fairfield, 40, 472; Hancock, 57,777; Han fro
ock's majority, S,305. Tel
Probsbly in the Third District the Rev.
Z. Hyatt Smith. democrat, is elected to
congress over Congressman Chittenden, gr
epublican. Rev. Mr.. Smith ran inde- th
'endent, but was endorsed by the demo- de
rats. In the Fourth Congressional Dis Z.
riot Archibald Bliss, democrat, is re tri
lected over Talmadge, republican. 1. S. &c
Jatlin, republican, is elected district tr
.ttorDey over eI-Judge james I. Roy,
democrat. te
Smith, democrat, beats Chitte-den. A re
democratic gain.
New York, 2-Complete vote Of re
Buffalo City: Garfield, 1904 majority. ey
4 republican gain of 2,0l5. 10
Cox is elected to Congress ia the Sixth is
District. q
Hitchins, democrat. is elected to Con- IS
yress in the Twelfth District tv
Asher is defeated in the Seventh Dis az
.rict by small nsjority. 1T
New York, 8. II ICON. -Lstest returns Iju
from the New York msyoralty: Grace, re
democrat, 9S,052; Dowd, republican,
90, 74S; fifteen districts missing. pl
A newspaper extra insists that Dowd ii