The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-11-04

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OF Mr.. Patterson, Democrat, the
present incumbent. y number OF
J election cases were brought before
Judge Allison this morning. none OF
3 which, however, " ere of Importance.
Returns received from all wards up
TO 10 o'clock. BY Republican mana
gers, being a basis on the headings
of tickets deposited. show majority
of 1900 for Garfield.
| ST. Louis. November The
voting began early this morning
and has continued steadily and
peacefully. The pools are well
guarded by the city police. deputy
marsIals and supervisors, and all
apprehension Of disturbances has
passed. The weather was very fine.
ST. LOUIS. November Ali the
wards except two in the second con-
gressional district of this city give
Sessinghams. Republican. Il major
ity of about 1900 over Fresh, DEM
ocrat.
ST. LOUIS. November 2.-Thirtv-
four precincts il the third district
give SeSsingham. Republican, S5l7.
Frost, Democrat, Slll. The Rcpub-
licans claim 800 majority Tor Sessing-
ham. Returns from some lower
wards in the lst district indicate
that Fletcher, Republican, will go
| out OF the city with about 2000 ma
jority, but this most likely will he
overcome bv counties outside tho
city.
PORTLAND. Me. November .
The telephonist returns from all
wards up To this hour show: Repub-
licanS, 1923; Fusion. 1891. ReDubli-
can majority, 49,. Returns indicate
a larger vote than i'm September.
HAMILTON. Nc. November g.
Tho Republicans are making large
gains here.
LEwIsTowN, Me-. November .
The vote in this city stands: Gar
field $50, Fusion coo.
BANGOR, Me-. November 2.-1 l.. NJ.
The Republicans thus far. have q
majority OF 5Il in the city. In the
September election Davis had ma
jority OF al.
RoCKPoRT, Ne. November Is
p. M.-About 1900 votes had been
cast, which gives Garfield 500 major
ity over ali, leading in six of seven
wards. No more than 20 straight
GreenbackS have been cast.
AUGUSTA, Me-, November 2-3 p.
M.-The Republicans had the lead of
22S and were gaining in every ward.
Biddeford at 3 Z. NJ, il appeared
the Republicans would make a gain
over their majority of September of
from % 10 80.
PORTLAND, November AT T.
n. the vote ill Portland stood: Re
publicans 1928 and F'usionS 1924,
against 1903 Rcpubl ems and 1867 Fu-
siOrs same hour III September; Re-
publican plurality of 495 against 3ai
in September. The aggregate vote
has been increased 4072 The italics
at the close OF the polls show the
Republicans are 1862 ahead, eXclu-
sive of the islands, allowing 81 Fu-
sion plurality there. The Republic
cans have increased their plurality
over September of 234 to 42S, or al
most double.
LEWISTON, Me-, November p
Garfield 1915, Hancock 32sS and
Weaver 7S.
AS far as heard from, the towns
in Maine give Garfield 23.970, Han
cock 1861 and Weaver 654. The
same towns CAV: in September the
Republicans E3,0SS, Fusions 20S2 and
scattering 81; Republican net gain
of 1888.
PORTLAND. Me-, November g.
| One hundred towns in Maine give
Garfield 35.i3S, Hancock 29I72 and
Weaver 9l3; i'll September the same
towns gave the Republicans 1892,
Fusions 90,S96, scattering 113; Re
publican gain OF 1858.
Portland. Me, November p
One hundred and forty towns in
Maine give Garfield 1861. Hancock
| 1851. Weaver II72. The same towns
! in.September gave the Republicans
39, yt2. Fusion 35.4SS, scattering I1S.
Republican net gain over September
2167.
PETERSBURG, Va. November g.
The election, so lar, has passed of
orderly and quietly, with no dis
turbance whatever. Up 10 noon 1860
votes-uearly hail OF the qualified
vote Of the city had been polled.
RICHMOND, Va, November p
Returns from oDe-fourth of the
state show the plurality for The
Regular democratic ticket OF 900.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, November. O.
| The election Is progressing quietly.
and BAT little interest is manifested
by the Democrats. The Republicans
are polling Il full VOTE.
New YORK. November Eleven
towns in the state of New York give
Democratic gain OF 8 and Repub-
lican gains OF S67.
New YORK, November 2.-In 1870
election districts OF the city Han
cock received 1902 and Garfield
54.560.
CONCORD. y. H., November o.
The presidential vote tor ten towns
is as follows: Garfield 1927, Han
cock 1913; same towns in 1876 gave
HAYES 1855, Tilden 1904; net Repub-
lican loss 49. The following is the
vote for Governor for 10 towns !:
Bell, Republican, 1908; Jones 1859.
BosToN, November "A special
TO the Journal. from Concord. New
Hampshire, SAYS The returns indi-
cate ihe election ofBell, Republican,
for Governor, by a popular vote,
and full Republican electoral
ticket.
Boston. November eighty
two cities and towns. including
Worcester, Fitchburg and New
Bedford, give Garfield 1896 and
Hancock 1872. d
BUFFALO, n. Y, November o.
The election passed off very quietly
and an unusually large vote is being
polIcd. Both sides claim large
gains and the election of John Sco-
vile, Democrat TO congress, is con-
sidered by their party as certain
from large gains made in the city.
while the Republicans overcome it
by returns from the country towns.
FALL RIVER, Mass, November O.
wards give Garfield 1910 majority
against lO06 for Hayes in 1876. The
city-is probably Republican by 800
or 1000. Indications are that Read
is elected senator.
WORCESTER, y. L, November d.
This city gives Garfield 5531, Han
cock 1868. Weaver 18l, Dow Is. For
governor-Lang 5527, Thompson
S651. Sergeant 1875. Almy %. For
congress-Rice, Republican, 5439:
McCafferty, Democrat, 1858; Brown.
III.
PRoyIDENcE. II. l., November p
Returns from fourteen towns and
two voting districts, including this
city. gives Garfield 440S majority
Nei-on W AIdrich Ia eiectad in The