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A 1 A r IA I
POISON

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

Wiiminst ton, 2.-The returns received
i dicate a majority in the state of at
lest LOCO for Hancock. Democrats will
secure at least fourteen of the twenty
Legislators, aud the probabilities are that
the entire ticket will be unanimously
slsctrd.
Wilmington, 8. Returns from all
election district. in the state, except two
in Kent County, the msjoriiies Of which
sre estimated upon the vote at tbs cleo
ton last Sc tenn ner, show q democratic
majority Of l,O45. FWo-thirds Of the
legislature is democratic, insurilg the re-
tnrn Of BsJard 20 the Senate. Repub-
licans elect their whole ticket in New
castle County by a majority Of about
100.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-04
TELEGRAPHIC
NO BETTER.
The Returns, Though Meagre,
are Full Enough - Satisfy
Democrats and Re.
pubIicans.
Republican Gains Everyuhere

AcPuDAlC0u OaAub ANeTyWncT'
ALABAMA.
Mobile, 2 -Returns indicate that al
democratic congressman are elected
Democratic majority 10 the itate, 10000
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, AT 1890: Garfield.
7,O4l; Hancock, 1871; Weaver, 2i8. For
Congress-Daviss republican, 7I52;
Rosecrans, democrat, 1875; Haybell,
Ereenback, PAT.
Returns of the state continue coming
in rapidly, but are Of such a nature as 10
render it extremely difficult to forecast
the result decidedly. One hundred and
forty-6ve precincts in the city give Han
cock electors i, 978 msjority, and I,I76
msjo ity for Rosecrans, for Congress.
The remaining half dozen precincts. are
not likely TO materially alter the result.
In the face Of this it seems almost
toregone conclusion that the state will
go democratic by a small majority,
though at republican headquarters they |
still figure out republican majority Of |
between 300 and 400. 1t may possibly |
require the official count to decide. The
difficulty Of making a reliable estimate
ArItss from the fact that republ gains
are found TO = considerable extent in
dt me- cratic stronghold and vice versa.
In the Third Congressional District,
Berry, democrat is probably reelected.
In the Fourth Distric, the race between
Pscheco and Leach is so close that the
outcome cannot at present be stated
Page Is reelected in the Second District.
If California chooses democratic electors,
and two or three democratic congress-
men, it may be fairly attributed to the
influence Of the Morey letter. At least
hat is the general belief expressed.
claim that they will at any
ate get one elector, as Judge Terry on
he democratic ticket is believed to be
7ery badly scratched.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-04
FLORIDA.

jacksonville, 2-The indications grow
stronger that democrats have carried
everything. Returns from this city and
county are not yet in, but republicans
have probably made slisht gains.
Lake City, 5.-Florida elects demo-
cratic governor, congressman and the
Legislature.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-04
COLORADO.

Denver, 1.-The indications now are
that the republican msjority in Colorado
will exceed 81 90. The republicans elect
their entire state and congressional ticket,
and will have a large majority of the
legislature.
Denver, 3.-Forty-nine towns and pre-
cincis, covering about half o. the state,
give Garfield 2,S40 majority. The bal
ance of t. ltate will probably increase
thee fgur.s.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-04
ILLINOIS.

Chicago, 2.-Mayor Harrison's plan 10
allow voters the privilege of dept sitting
ballots after the close of the polls, did not
succeed as only 81 votes were deposited
in one Of the boxes. The excitement j:
cession formed in irregular manner and
began marching about the streets,
gathering numbers at every street corner
until the procession becsme the lsrge-t
ever teen here, estimated IS high as So
600 They secured bands, fire works and
trsnsparencies and are still marching II
the esrly morning hours TO mu;ic Of
artillery.
Chicago, 3.-Returns received from
about 800 towns outside of Chicago show
the net republican balance Of the STATE
will give Garfield alb ut 1000 plurality
Cullom for governor will have 40,000
Republicans gain one Congressman.
Reiu ms have been received from hal
of the state Of Illinois, but comparison
has been made vita only 297 towns snt
precincts, outside of Chicago. Ines
show a net republican gain Of 2,6S5. a
the same rate in the rest of the state tn
plurality in the state for Garfield will b
about A 600. The vote on governor sn,
| congressman is little less. The scratch
ing does not seem to have been very pro
nounced in any section. Republican
certainly gain one congressman
Returns from 1888 towns and precinct
Ia linois outside the city of Chicae
give a net republican gain of 3.O2I
This indicates that GRrfeld,s plurality i
The state will be 45. 600. Nothing defnii
yet received from Gloss congressIons
districts. Some anxiety is yet felt fa
Davis in the Second District, but demo
Gratis concede his election. Farwell,
the Third District, runs ahead of b
ticket il Like County, where he reside
In three towns in Lake County 10 he's
from Gsrfsld's msjoriy is I,l75; Fa
Wells m-iority, 1,246.
Returns from the city complete Civ
total vote Of over 81, 00O, of whieh Ga
field hsd &, 4s4; Hancock, 37,7IS; repu
lican majority 4,777. In the county Ga
field had 81, 3l2, Hancock, 1872; repu
lican majority, 10 $40. This is q repu
licAn gain in The county Of over II, 900
compared with the election Of i76,
r publican gain of about 10000 in 4
city. The vote il both the city a,
county was the Target By S, 900 ever ca
Viewers vote Was Insignificant. Retur
on congressman are somewhat scsnt
but 1t is likely that Farwell and Aldri
will have majorities approaching 5 OF
and Davis will have from l. 900 to 2,Cl
There Is nothing more defnits IS 10
congregational delegation ofthe state, |
republicans have gained one Ger aia
and D ss!bly three.
Returns from SI7 towns ard p,ecint
outside Of Chicsgo and Cook Conn
give net republican gains o. 8. 90.
Guiding Cook County the net republic
gain in the state 50 far IS heard from
over 1900, which places the major
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-04
dE0RGIA.

Atlantis, 2.-Spier, independent is
elected to Congress.
Macon, g. The vote is small. J. q.
Blount is elected TO Congress- e.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-04

Louisville, 2.-Thirty-eight of the
forty-iour precincts in this city, with five
precincts in the county, gre O26 ma
jority for Han cock, which is gain over
76. The same precincts in the cong1es-
slonal election gave s, 277 votes for Will
us, present representative, democrat
2,6S5 for Hayes, democratic nominee, az d
1884 for Burns. republican nominee.
Willis is reelected. The election of % c
Kenzie in the Second District, Caldwell
Third, Knott Fourth, Carli,le Sixth,
Blackburn Seventh and Thompson
Eighth is certain, all democrats, and all
mem bers of the pre-ent Congress.
Returns up to this time, meagre and
scattering, indicate considerable republi-
can gains in ali parts Of the state, and
probable gain Of one or two republican
congre= smen.
Turner, democrat, is believed t. be re-
elected from the Ninth District
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-04
CONNECfICUT.

New Haven, New Haven givel
Garfield 5,72I; Hancock, 1916. For gov.
ernor-Bigelow, 5,799; English. 7,8l1.
For Congress-Wallace, 6,76l; Phelps,
hartford, 2.-Returns from all but
twenty-two small towns give Garfield
$780, Hancock, 5S,050 the remsining
towns will not alter the result
The legislature is republican
Bigelow, governor, and the entire re-
publican ticket is elected. Republicans
elect Buck in the First Congressional
District, Waite in the Third, Miles in the
Fourth; democrats elect Phelps in the
Second.
Hartford, with FIVE towns to hear
from, the state gives Garfield 65,746;
hancock, 62,S79; Weaver, 769; Dow,
323 Toal vote, I29, 727. Garfeld'e
plurality, 2 667; majority over all, /, 765.
For governor, Bigelow, republican, has
e., S73; English, democrat, 63, I57; scat
tering, l,044, Bigelow, 1872 msjOrity
The Legislature is estimated at 70 repub-
lican majority. Buck, republican, First
District, 1898 plurality; Philips, demo-
crAt, Second District, 1884 plurality;
Waite, republican, Third District, 3, 666
plurality; Miles, republican, Fourth Dis
trict, s77 plurality. P. T Barnum, re-
publican, is defeated for the state senate.
The senate stands l6 republicans and 5
democrats
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-04
LOUISIANA,

New OrieAns, 2-Democrats claim five
out Of six conaressmen. The contest in
the Third District is close. The state is
largely democratic.
Democrats elect all but one congress
man, in the Third District. Democratic
majority in the state, $4,000 to $4,000.
The vote decreased. In Webtter Parish
negroes became very much excited on the
Chinese question and voted solidly for
Hancock. Ia consequence the election
was peSceful.
New Orleans, 3.-Hancock's msjority
in the city, 1872. The vote for mayor
very close, with the chances favoring
Jos. A. Shakespeare, independent demo-
erat. With the exception of mayor, the
Fitzpatrick wing, calling themselves reg
ulsr democrats. elect the entire munich
pal ticket Moltenberger for recorder Of
the Lower District, will contest. He
claims to have received \ majority Of the
votes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-04
IOWA.

Dubuque, 2.-Returns indicate the
election of Updegraff to Congress in this
district by l zoe, a large republican gain.
Des Moines, '3.-GArfeld's D urality
in Iowa is about 50 1872.
Chicago, 2.-Returns from 2O6 polling
places in Iowa give net republican ma
loriues aggregating Is 81. In 262 other
Iowa polling places republicans have
made net gain of 6 1872.
In Iowa it would seem that the repub-
lican congressman generally ran ahead
OF the e ectorsl ticket. The estimates of
msjOrities already given will probably
hold.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-04

Topeka, 2.-Republicans have all three
congressman and Garfield has the state
by 50,OU0.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-04

!. In th6t section of the st.te which he
oeen heard from and which is les thai
nalf the state, at $4,000. At this rat
tnere Will be IN the neighbo;hood of 40,
OOO msjority in the state, aud it may {,
considerably above that figure.
Returns from 502 polling places II
ILLINOIS, excluding Chicago, show ne
republican gains Of 5,OS9. This state.
ment1ncludes the City OF Joliet complete
which gave a large re- ublican gain
w nitesides County, complete, gives the
borrowing vote; Garfield, 1913; Hancock,
2,2fOi Weaver, 404 The vote on
governor is about the same. In Illinois
the returns indicate that the candidates
are running very even.
INDIANA.
Indianapolis, 1.-Two hundred and
seventy voting places, or one-ffth of the
state show net democratic gain over the
governors vote of October, oflc4.
FIVE hundred and thirty-four precincts
@Gsrfeld, l09,7 62; Hancock, 1854;
Weaver, 5.077. This is 43 per cent. Of
the vote Of the state, and shows net re-
publican gain of sos.
Ierre Haute, 1.-The vote Of this city
Is all in-Gsrfeld. 1858; Hancock, 2, 426; |
w eaNeTs or. AT Inc Oct0Der election /
Porter received 1914, Landers 2, 466,
Gregg 34S; a republican gain of 95.
Three hundred and eighty voting places
show net republican gain of sci.
Indianapolis, 3.-Returns from one
1alf Of the stGte show a net republican
yain Of sos, which indicStes plurality
or Garfield in the state OF 8,343.
The city and county complete gives
fairfield 2,494 plurality, and net repub-
lean gain OF S29. Scott County complete,
democrats plura ily Of 329; net republit
an gain II -. Rush County, republican
majority, 1853; democratic gain of ~.
linton County, 452 m. -iOrity; demo
ratio gain, 1888.
Returns from 663 voting places in this
tate give Garfield 137, 800; Hancock,
Il, 2Sli Weaver, 6,434; total, 25S, 4S5:
emocrats, ia, POI; nationals, 6. 944; total,
%, 4l6; increased vote, 90; republican
aims, 54e; democratic gains, 80; net re- s
ublican gain, $40; national loss, $40.
Eleven Counties complete, republican I
ain, $40. d
six hundred and ninety-seven voting
laces which cast nearly So per cent. Of b
le vote in October show net republican 7
ain of sos. j
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-04
MARYLAND.

Baltimore, 2. - Wicomico County,
democratic majority, 600. a republican
gain of40O; Frederick County, republican
majority, 1,500, republican gain zoe.
Congressional delegation unchanged.
Hancoek's majority in the state l6,eOO.
Democratic majority, 1900.
Hoblitzel and McLaue, democrats, are
elt cted to Congress.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-04

ST. Pail, 2--Rspubhcans have carried
the county ticket in st. Paul, snd
prooaoly eeted two on. of three
members OF me legislature. st. Paul is
usually democratic BY 1900 majority.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-04
RHODE ISLAND.

Providence, 2-The state complete.
Garfield. Is, lS8; Hancock, 10, 1874; scatter.
ing, AL republican gain of 2,29f owe
1876.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-04
SOUTH CAROLYN

Charleston, 2.-The Fourth Ccngres
ticnal District is in doubt. Hancock
majority is ABOUT 81, 900 in the slate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-04
MAINE.

Portland, IA careful estimate indi-
Gates g majority for Garfield Of 4, 500 in
the state. The Argus comedies 1000
and a plurality over the Hancock ticket
of 5000.
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MASSACHUSETTS

MASSACHUSETTS,
Boston, Republican plurality in
the state, so 600.
Republican majority, $4,000; legi.ls-
ture-S6 republicans, 4 democrats, IN the
senate; 197 republicans, 4S democrats, in
| the house.
Republicans in the Fourth Congress
sional District claim an error in the re-
turns from Chelsea will give Bayes, re-
publican, a plurality Of 5, Instead of
elecling Morse, democrat.
Boston, 3.-The gubernatorial vote,
with twenty-eight towns counted, il
Long, republican, $50, GIG: Thompson.
democrat, l04, 064i Sargent, 1901; Almy,
672.
| With fourteen towns to hear from, the
electoral vote Of this state is, Garfield
I6l. 647; Hancock, TIC, 63l; Weaver, 8 9O7;
Dow, 457: CART .ld's plurality, 5I,OI6.
The gubernatorial vote, with sixteen
towns to hear from-Long, I59, 2O3;
Thompson, lC93OS; Sargent, green
hacker, 4,269; Almy, prohibitionisi. $40.
Longs plurality, 50,155. The result in
congressional districts-First, with twelve
towns TO hear from. Grape, republican,
plurality S71; Second District, evers
townsl to hear from, Harris, republican
plurality g 2S6; Sixth District, one towr
to hear from, Stones majority, 2O4O
Seventh District, three towns wanting
, Russell, republican, plurality AIS
Eighth District, complete, Caudless, re
publican, plurality 5,255. In the Fourth
, District, where Morse. democrat, has al
apparent plurality, Hayes, repub icsr
: candidate, has requested recount o
the Boston wards in the district excen
the Tenth Ward, which will be granted
MICHIGAN.
Detroit, 1.-Two hundred and min.
teen precincts, wards and townships DIV
Garfield 1880 msjority.
Two hundred and ffty-thraa nrac;,ct,
wards and townships in Mjcbiqan civ
Garfield Is 979 majority. Bis maiori,
in tie state will probably reach Ok, nO1 I
2S, 600 Nothing definite vet In the Fir:
and Eighth Congressional Districts Tn
legislature Is strongly republican. i.
: rome running so far behind his ticket
= attributed tn the opposition of the Iiouc
= interets. Returns from CITY wards an
outlying precincts come in so slowly II,
: the fate of the county ticket cannot I
= announced at pre.ent.
n Michigan Will probably send q sol
n republican delegation to Congress-
n Detroit. Sin AS polling places Il
- republicans have 81, 2g3 msioritv. III
ne democrats concede the election Of To
ia the First and Lorrin in the Ejgb
y Di t-icts.
s hINSEeOTA
3, ST. Pail, 2.-Rspublcans have csrri
n the county ticket in St. Pspj' a,
an probably elected two out of t5r
is members of the Legislature. ST PsnI
" usually democratic BY {, 600 majority.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-04
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Bos' on, 2-Chairman Buse, of the
New Hampshire state republican com
Hittee, claims the election of republican
cand dates for Congress in the Second
and Third Districts. The First District
is in doubt.
Concord, 2.-One hundred and forty
five toWns-Gsrfeld, q, 900; Hancock.
zS, 2oOi republican gain over '76, l, 454
The daily gazette., 1880-03-13
The Workings of Justice.
A TURN OF THE CRANK BRINGS THE
JOHNSON GIRLS AGAIN BEFoRE THE

TURN OF THE CRANK BRINGS THE
JOHNSON GIRLS AGAIN BEFORE THE
POLICE COURT. ll... e..t ~.
The "Johnson Girls,o Emma and
Annie, who recently figured in the po-
lice court in a case brought by the So
ciety for the Prevention Of Cruelty to
Children, were again in court, last
night, but in the position of the prose-
cutors. Annie johnson, the younger
of the twain, preferred against a youth
named James McGee a charge of as
sault and battery, and barely succeeded
in proving mild sort of assault, Nc
Gee having met her in Reuben Walters
store, No. ia Market street, and
grasped her roughly by the arm, after
giving her pretty good tongue lash
ing. Esquire O'Neill, acting Mayor,
fined McGee so cents and costs.
Esquire O'Neill then questioned
MCGEE in relation to the character of
the house occupied by the johnson
girls" on Carpenter street, between
Monroe and Adams, and gained from
him reluctant admission that it was
a house of i'll repute. @Put your hand
on the book" said Squire O'Neill,
and with very red face James took
oath that the statements he was about
to make were true in every particular.
He then again made the. statement
that The house was one of i'll repute,
whereupon the Squire ordered the
Chief to make out warrant for the
arrest of the girls. 1t was at once
served by Sergeant Whelan, and the
hearing fixed for 7 o'clock this evening.
The girls hounced out of the court,
the younger sister saucily remarking,
81 don't care for any trial I've got
plenty of backing" .s|i.a
The names of number Of witnesses
in this case were given to the Chief of
Police by McGee, and several of them
were in the court at the time, but when
they saw the turn affairs had taken
they skipped out with alacrity. b
The daily gazette., 1880-03-13
Fire M alters.

The Water Witch Fire Company will
replace their large alarm bell which was
taken down some few days ago prepara.
tory to removing, back in the belfry
The hose tower, which was also taken
down, will not be replaced.
A photograph of the present house
occupied by the Delaware Fire Com
pany, together with their apparatus and
a number of members, was taken to-
day. --. ..
Owing to the bad weather that has
pre- vailed for the past two or three days,
work on the new Delaware engine house
has been stopped. .s3'lsazH H si-i
The wor k of renovating the enterior
of the Friendship engine house Is being
pushed rapidly, and when completed
the house will present a very inviting
appearance. III Z.
The election for Chief Engineer and
two Assistants is rapidly approaching.
There has been a mum ber OF candidates
nominated for Chief, and it Is more Than
likely that majority OF the companies
will fail to elect, and the selection of a
Chief will devolve upon Council. Can
dldates for First and Second Assistants
seem to be very scarce.
A number of Ihe members of the
Water Witch and Phoenix will go to
Reading on Wednesday next to attend a
ball Of the Rainbow company of that
cigv ...r ..s H... r.