The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-05
CONNECTICUT.

greenbsck vote in the state will not
exceed l. 800.
CONNECTICUT.
Hartford, S.-Total veis Of Con.
necticut, lacking the small town OF
aAmden: 131. 9l3 for preaident and
131 $50 for governor. Garfield re-
ceIved 66 Gel; Hancock, Ga. 046;
Weaver, s44; Dow, 1856. Garfisld's
plurality, 2,6l8. Bigelow, rep, ms
iority for governor, 1,13S, and his
plurality, 2,SSS. Tue legislature will
stand Is republicans to 5 democrats
in the senate, and 165 republicans to
SO democrats. 1 independent and 1
Ereenbacker in the house. Republi-
can majority on joint ballet, SO; last
year it was 90.
Hartford, 4.-The total vote OF Con-
nectiout for president, as shown by
complete returns from official sources,
was 132. 562. GAIfisid's plurality
$3.50. The total vote for governor
lS2, 285; BigeloE's. republican. pll-
ralIty 1881; mAiority ]. 1O2.
FLORIDA.
Jacksonville, 4.-Four republicans
were yesterday sent into the counties
Of Aladena, SWanee aHd Fadsden to
secure fair play. but we're driven out
and their lives threatened. A federal
deputy marshal at Monticello was
taken from bed at the hotel at mid
night and sent in charge OF three men
to Townsville, Ga, with Tr ming.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, 2.-Following is the Tri-
buae's estimate of msjorities in con-
gressional districts, showing that re-
publicans have gained enc con-
gresham from the state, and demo-
Gratis have elected one in the place OF
a greenback republican. First Dis
trict, Aldrich, rep, 1000, reelected;
Second District, Davis, rep, 5000.
reelected; Third District, FarWell,
rep, 1900; Fourth District, SbsrWin,
rep, 5000, reelected; Fifth District,
Hawk, rep, 5000, reelected; Sixth
District, Henderson. rep. 1900;
Seventh District, Cullen, rep, 2, 600;
Eighth District, Payson, rep, Is, 600;
Ninth District, Lewis, rep, 700;
Tenth District, Marsh, rep, 1000,
reelected; Eleventh District, Single
ton, dem, 5000. reelected; Twelfth
District, Springer, dem, 2, 600, reelected;
Thirteenth District, smith, rep. (gain)
!, 600; Fourteenth District, Cannon,
rep, $500, reelected; Fifteenth Dis
trict, Moulton. DEM, (gain) 1900;
Sixteenth District, Sparks, dem.,
8 600, reelected; Seventeenth Distriot.
Morrison. dem.. 1000, reelected;
Eighteenth District, Thomas, rep,
1900, reelected; Nineteenth District,
Townsend, DEM, 5000, reelected.
This SHOWS a republican gain of one
and = gresnback loss of one. The
democrats remain unchanged, having
gained one and lost another.
The city, complete and corrected,
so that final returns will hardly
change the result, shows Garfield,
AZ 972; Hancock, 1881; Weaver,
l, 043; GArfield's plurality, 1851. On
governor, Cullom, AZ, 1874; Trumbull.
IS. $50; Oullom's majority, LAOS. The |
county vote stands, Garfield, 81, S96;
A, 800; Weaver, Lila;
Garield's plurality, 1887; on gov
erper. Cullom, $3.50; Trumbull,
"a, 719; Cullom's mAiority, 1920.
The county and state candidates we're
all elected by msjorities somewhat
below the electoral ticket. The re-
publicGns gain two representatives. in
the state legislature and one senator.
The democrats gain one representa-
i've. The gains OF representatives are
made at the expense OF socialists.
The congressional candidates in the
irst three districts ran very even,
The greater interest was felt regard
ng the North Side Third District,
where one or two wards made q strong !
against FArwsll. He lost {
in them, but in other parts
{ the city and in the county where 8
e resides, gained so much as to put q
i'm ahead of the ticket. 6
The Inter Ocean says: There ia a
on foot to impeach Mayor q
harrison for an alleged inoendiary r
)eech before election, and for other
lproprieties in connection with cleo
on matters. 4.
Chicago, 4.-The state legislature =
ands as follows: Senate-Which will g.
ecs the United States senator in n
SO to succeed David DAvis-32 re- y
lblicsns, Is democrats, and social u
4. neutrality-suspicious. 81 or "a, =,
ID 81 or 90 democrats. This house q
Il not participate in the election of T
g United States senator. -
INDIANA re
indianapolis, Returns from Ut
y counties complete show q repub- Y
an majority OF 10, 413; democratic
,joritIes, 10, 1919; republican gains,
.92; democratic gains, 1871; net s.,
publican gain, 312. IN
KANSAS. foI
3.-Garfeld's maiority is al
600; probably three republican O.
lgressmen; First District, Ander-
!, 5000; Second, Hebkill, 5000;
ird. Ryan. $4,000; st. John, for bri
-ernor, 10000. th,
KENTUCKY. ele
.ouisville, S.-Republieans gained tul
TX out of seven counties from III
ch official reports are received. TEL
1ublicans gained very generally. ga
city is $3.50 democratic, re- sol
ed msjority. Democrats undoubt- IA Ia
elect solid congressional dele g 70
en-. E't
MASSACHUSETTS.
oston, with four towns TO oIs
r from Gar6eld's plurality over &c,
icock in the state is 81, 1872. be
MICHIGAN. Sew
stroit, 3.-Gar6eld about 10000 Mir
le state. Greenbsckers polled q den
lg vote in few localities. Else Tbs
re they were weak. The legisla- any
is strongly republican. The con-
lionai delegation remains solid. u
raj districts we're carried sgainst ,be
1ined opposition. nInr
MINNESOTA. 500
n.t Q Estfnoafoa IN noporoa- dam