Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-03
NAssACHUsETTs.
An Immense Vote Being Polled


SpRIxGrIsIp, November "A very
large vote is being polled in Springfield,
Holyoke, Chicope and throughout West
ern Massachusetts,.
FALL RIvrR, November 2.-The city
is probably Republican by 500 or 900.
NKw BEDFORD, November 2.-The
vote Of this city is IS follows: Garfield,
1857; Hancock, 1919.
FALL RIVER, November 2.-Garfield
and Arthur have ,026 majority in this
citv.
The Vote Of Worcester.
WORCESTER. November This city
gives Garfield 1881, Hancock 3.66S,
Weaver ISL, Dow Is. For Governor,
Long 5,527, Thompson 1851, Sargent
lS5, Almy %. For Congress. Rice, r.,
5,439, McCaferty. D., 1858. Brown, G.,
III, Clsik. T., II.
BosroS, November 2.-The city Of
Fitchbur, gives Garfield 1899; Han-
cock, SO4: Lcng, I 800; Thompson, 79S.
For Congress. Norcross, 1857; Alrod,
799.
Eighty-Two C.ti, - aud Towns Heard
Eighty-two cities and towns, including
Worcester, Fitchburg aud New Bedford,
give Garfield 1886; Hancock, 1892.
BosroS, November - Complete re-.
turns from the Third Congressional dis.
trict give A. A. Ranney m,jority OF
757 over Dearborn; returns from Fourth
Congressional district give T. B Hayes
majority OF 247 over Morse. This is
gain OF one Congressman for the Re-
publirans. All the cities and towns in
the Sixth district. except five, yive stone,
Republican, q majority OF 2,i77 over
Boynton, Greenbark Democrat. The
Republicans claim every Congressional
district
Ninely.nine towns and wards in this
State give Garfield 50,SS3; Hancock,
37,299. The same towns in 1876 gave
Hayes 45, 1857; Tilden, 40.3i+
In the First District, W. W. Crapo,
Republican, is elected. In the Second
District, {. W. lIarris, Republican, is
elected to Congress. In the Fifth Die
trict, Bowman, Republican is elected to
Congress. W. A. Russell, Republican,
Seventh District. is elected 10 Congress.
John W. Gambler, Republican, Eighth
District, is elected Ia Congress. W. W.
Rice, Republican, Ninth Dlttrlct. Is
elected u Congress. Amos W. Nor
cross, Republican. Tenth Dstridt. Ii
elected II Cor gress, and George Rob
ertson, Eleventh District. ditto. Unless
later returns material y change the vote,
the Republicans have carried every Con-
gressional district.
Boston Democratic by Three Thousand.
BosroN, November at is probable
that the Democratic ms jorily in the city
| of Boston will be between 1000 and
5000.
BosroN, November 2.-Later reports
leave the SlIth Congressional district IN
doubt, with the probability OF the elec-
ton OF Stone, Republican. The Herotl
saws: Morse, Democrat, is elected 4
| Congress in the Fourth district by llj
| plurality, while the Journal figures up
| plurality OF :Ji for Hayes, Republican,
his opponent. This leaves two dstrlct'
in doubt.
Bosroy, November ?.-Onc hundred
and thirtv.ye towns and wards in Mas.
sachusetts give Garfield '6. 923. Hancock
53,O67.
Morse is elected TO Congress in the
Fourth district ~ ia majority.
| Boston complete gives Garfield p 81
Hancock 81 go
BosToS, November 2.--The Massa.
chusetts delegation u Congress stands
ten Republicans and one Democrat.
The Journal claims Il plurality in Massa'
| chusetts Of III, 600 10 5O,0GO.
One hundred and ilty.twO towns
show the following vote: Garfield
S26i4. Hancock IS 80 The same towns
IN 1876 gave ilays -, liG, Tilden 62,969
There are Indications OF solid R.pub'
lican delegation to Congr' ~.
BosToN, November 2.-Chairman
Huse, Of the New Hampshire state Re-
publican Committee, claims The election
OF the Republican candidates for Cm-
grpss in the First and Second district.
| with the Fret district in doubt.
| A Very Pretty Fgrrs
BOsToN. November = Ihe Republi.
can plurality in the State will be $1,000.