The examiner., 1881-11-26
The NoYembar FL ction.

The Associated Press, as usual, holds back the Greenback returns, and the off, cial count in most of the states is not yet completed.
 CONSTANT Cowley Co.,, Kas., Nov. D. Glory enough for ono day. We gain over 300 per cent. over last fall, and tie the Republicans for sheriff, and are less than one vote behind on general average. Nothing known from the balance of the country will report as soon as we get fur ther returns. I am confident that the 300 per cent. gain will hold good throughout the country. J. W. FEUoUA.
 OTTAWA, Kas., Nov. S.-Total vote poll ed, 3,225. No Democratic ticket in the field, but the chairman of the Democratic central committee publicly advised all Democrats to vote the Republican ticket, and made a few speeches in their favor. Viewers vote last year, S9s.
 MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 1O.-Milwaukee county, that gave Weaver only 76 votes last year, gives AIlis 461 votes, and elects straight National, MT. Max Zabel, ito the legislature. The state will show an increase of our vote, while both old parties loose heavily. Sheboygan Falls, Rep, 57 ]; Dem., 48; Nat, 94 Centralia, Rep, % ; Dem, 12; Nat, TT.
 ROBERT T. SoHnL1NG.
 JEFFERSON, Wis, Nov. 9.-Our vote one year ago for Weaver was 6; this year, for Allis, 13.
 SHEBoYGoN FALLS, Wis, Nov. 11.-Vote of this village: Allis, 94: Rusk, 57; Pratt, AS; Kanouse, 4.
 from 58 precincts in New York and 25 in New Jessey showing, large Greenback gains.
 Pierce Pearson. National candidate fer sheriff of Tompkins county, New York, received ,375 votes.
 In I73 election districts in New York city out of 67S the National vote is 1878. The total vote of the entire county last year was 61O.
 The latest returns from 82 towns in New York give an aggregate National vote as follows: in 1880, 5,4Ol; in 1881, 9,s25 ]; gain 4,425.
 The vote for Gen. Weaver in the 17th ward in Brooklyn was AT. On Tuesday that vote increased to 139.
 DENVER, Col, Nov. 9.-Full return from the city gives Morris, Republican, for mayor, SIS majory over the Greenbacker and peoples candidate. County returns, with two precincts to hear from, give Spangler, Republican, for sheriff, 916 ma jority, a Republican gain over 1879 of about 100. The 1owett estimate places the Denver majority over all for permanent capital at about ,OOO.
 Returns from Mississippi indicate the election of the Democratic state ticked by morjority of 15, ,oOO to 20, 900. The Green packers carried several counties.
 First, right after the Presidential cleo tion, Michigan increased her National vote from 34,0OO to 76.OOO.
 Then, last October, Iowa forged her National vote up to 39, 900 from 32, GOO, and elected twelve National members of the Legislature, gain of six. The Dem- ocrats lost 40, 900 and the Republicans TO- GOO votes.
 In the recent election, New York State boiled from 40, GOO to 50, 900 National votes, as against 12,000 for Weaver. And the old-party organs are attempting to SUD- press this vote, with the exception of Truth, which gives the figures.
 All the States have increased the Ma tional vote-even in Connecticut In New Haven the Nationals have boiled 321 votes for Representative, gain of over 200; in Rocky Hill the National vote was 46, and and the largest oppotition vote, 70; in Stamford the National cast 52, material gain; and Bridgeport cast 77, against 59 for na,, Uooxo,