Daily Republican., 1886-11-03
hundred and thirty-six towns and
eitiss give Ames H,s74, and Andrews

66,4 ,456.
MICHIGAN. fr
DETROIT, November 2-The ticket,
In this State sre long and the count Il
Naturally much delayed. Returns *
far received show slight Republican
gains. Fifty-three precincts give Luce
Rep, $3.50; and Yaple, Fusion, 6l79
These precincts are well scattered and Il
would seem to indicate . Republican
victory. It is impossible 70 speak def.
nisely OF the vote for Congreasmen OF
for the Legislature. For Governor q
continuation Of the gains DO far report.
% would give Republican plurality
OF between i've and six thousand.
MINNESOTA.
ST. PAUL, Minn., Nov. AIT 0 20
p. M, the returns from twenty-five
townships give McGill. RspublicAn, for
Governor, l. .489, and Ames, Democrat,
Tor Governor, 1,44l. In the Presidential
election the same owpships gave Blaine
| ,ss2, Cleveland 1,2s1. Tue same ratio
OF loss carried through the 800 town
ships OF the State would reduce McGill's
majority to 5 900. but the townships are
small railway points where Ames' in
huence would naturally be the
strongest.
sT PAUL, MINI, Nov. 2.-Not for
many pears was there 20 much excite.
msnt at m election, and this WAS aug.
mentcd by the attack made on the Re
publican procession ut Minneapolis
last night, during which about sixty
persons were injured ,ex Governor Pills
bury among the number.
rpbn klNn.. n..s- No-s--f 0--
mittee claim the State by $1,000 ma
jority. The Dem oorats are making no
claim officially, but say II Ames 10 NOT
down hoGiil's majority to very small
figures.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 2-JudEe ]. B. Nor.
gan, DEM, Is reelected In the Second
Congressional district of Mississippi,
defeAting General James B. Chalmers,
Ind, and Green, Rep, by q large ma
jority.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. S.-In the Ninth
Congressional District 40 precincts out
Of 140 give Glover, DEM, 2.061; Frank,
Rep, 2,1B4.
81. LOUIS, Nov. 2.-The returns %
far received from the Fifth Congress
sional District, now represented by
| Warner, Rep, indicate that the Dis.
trict has gone for Phillips, Dem, and
that the Democrats have carried Kan.
sas City.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
CONCORD, November 2-Returns
from nearly one-third OF the towns in
thA Qtata ahn- q Rauv hlt,sr looa In th a
popular vote OF about 200 as compared
with the vote Of 1884. This does moi
include the cities and several of the
larger towns, In which Republican
losses are expected. The indications
now are that there is no choice for Gov
ernor by the people; that Mckinney
Dem, is elected to Congress In the Firsi
District, and Gallinger, Rep, in thu
Second, and that the Republicans hav,
carried the Legislature.
L NEW YORK
NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Returns from
lover $50 districts, outside Of New Yorl
and Kings County, show that Daniel
Is getting about SO per cent. OF the vot'
given to Davenport last year, whii'
Peckham 10 getting about 80 per cent
tof the vote given to Hill.
4 LILO pIobpub Assembly COubAhtb Vi
Republicans and 81 Democrats. Til
changes at this hour (10 p. m.
indicate that the Democrats hav
New York Districts, and the Republi
csns have gained the Seneca and Eirs
Il Wayne Districts, one party thus bal
sncinR the other.
i 8. V. White, Rep, Is undoubtedl,
N
trict, but by reduosd majority. 90
Idistriots outside Of New York an,
Kings Counties give Peckham %, 48e
lDAniels, AZ, ,399. The same districts as
lyeAr gave Hill 35.918; Davenport
l4s, ,o08.
The Congressional vote was the 6re
: canvAssed in Brooklyn. In the Secon,
Congressional District Felix Campbell
Is elected by q large majority. TIL
figures received from the Fifth ConRres
sional District indicate very plainly th
election Of Bx-Congressman Archibald
Bliss.
II The returns SO far received from th
Sixth Congressional District show
twalk over for Amos j. Cummings.
The city complete, with the exoeptio
of one election district, shows the fol
'tlowiDg vote Roosevelt, 60, ,392; Hewitt
leo b96; George, 81, 500 Ward we'll, 574
The Democrats elect twenty Assem-
blymen In this city and the, Republ
cans four-a Republican loss of two
{ In Kings the Republicans elect thre
s and the Democrats nine-a Rspublica
!. gain Of one.
e Hopkins, Rep, is elected to Congref
8 In the Seve nseenth district.
Seven hundred and ninety-one dii
triots give Hewitt, 80 486; George, "a
lSO8; Roosevelt, 60,154; Wardwell, AZ
NORTH CAROLINA.
Il RALEIGH, Nov. 2.-The State return
q come in slowly, but they all iEdicat
y Democratic gains.
II WILMINGTON, Nov. 2.-Row lane
Dem oorat, is cleo ed to Congress frol
q i this (the SIXTH district by heav
III majority. Meagre returns from II
t Second district, now represented b
clO'Hara (colored Republican,, are fl
e | vorable TO the election of 5immoD
democrat.
Fl CINCINNATI, Nov. 2-The returl
from Hamilton county show very larf
Republican gains, notably In the Thir,
Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Eighth and Eigl
,s tesnth wards, all of which are in Il
l. Fret District. This operates to plat
d the Republican gain In Butterworth
.eI favor and TO make IL possible thi
10 shiels, Democrat. msy be elected in Il
u ISecond District. One hundred an
', thirty Ave precincts in HAmilto
}, Ioounty show net Republican gain ,
!, I3,746.
III TOLEDO, Nov. 2-Romeis, Republ
% loan, for Congress, gains heavily on b
Vt pjority over Hurd two years ago,
% levery precinct In every county, 80 fi
:. las heard frem.
I'll CINCINNATI, Nov. 1.-TWO bupdre
Iand aa.rax, inafu i. nhlo sulfh