Daily News, Volume 2, Number 65, Franklin, Johnson County, 3 November 1880 — Page 1

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ilftl Ti-lcgrftm totha Kipre##, INCINNATI, Nov a—The campaign oh closed td nighU»a» be^n & wrleft ol! Vpdoxeo, brinfclng ajltcraato hope® an|' to each party. The reSfllli lti\Maine

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Well based t^tiuirtlWof the vaults in til Ifoirttnt Northern States. TUtro ia. $eyer. no reason to doubt that Garfield carried »very pivotal State by anriJnffly large majorities Nothing tiii#' at this hour i» heard from the

Slope, but the* Republican# claim trio of States with*-the same confi they have shown in Jfew England. !?W. Uorspy. secretary of this Hopub-

National Committee, gives the folng estimate of the general result. In of the fact that the *\i# IWfc Sun ^jede8 New York to Garfield, that both icock and SngliRh abandon the contest Indiana, and are #o telegraphing theif Vnds, Mr. Dtwwy'f flgurea are evidently jreel. The Democratic majority in jv .Yo*k City is ab^ut 85.000. Brookw.iMlO, with a possible 5.000 in long lali and Stafeh Four j»ar» 4jgo eroased the Harlem river from points with T4.000 majority. Oar majority^ the State Witt 40,000, Massachusett* increase® [ajorlty of four years to flO 000 The fusion in Maine Is reversed to lieicac gain of 3.000. New Jersey ia ibtful, and ha# probably gone Demo\c by a greatly Tvduc^d vote. Con* icni is Republican by

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innstylvania gives Garfield 40,000: Ohio. S000 lo 40,000, and Indiana about f.OOO. The liepublican majority In Hamilton

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led since the October election. The radvie«wf indicate a tons of four Reican (."onfreiaunen in New York and of one In Boatfit Leopold Morse, clothier, is defeated. The ith Keutucky Conftt»sional district is ted by Thomas, a Republican, over rister, the sitting member. Delaware jl Florida aw aliw» claimed by 0»« Ue iblican#. but with what afco^gf^^spa yet too early to learn. »hUadeiphia di*patcbe« report a riot on ioard street at the A»«rtoa» rilt»b» but no

Jeulars ea« be given. 1 'he election in U*i* citypa*»ed off qn\*iHiw weft few artwrta ftr illefw iting. and no charges of fraud on either ide. The principal aireeta on which the Iwnpaper office* and dub room* are lo,are fairly jantmed with «afgt»t. tag crowd* of enrftod jwsn, Mye»in{ wikfiy for thatr rmpet*in ^adldatealSNo trouble, liowawr, fe ap

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OFFICIAL V«TK OF VKK) OOUN'TW First Wart!—Garfieldv 629 Hancock. 899 Weaver, 68. Gi maj. over H., 380.

Second Ward-Garfield, 489 Hancock, 2J03 Weaver, 85, G.'maj. over H., 187. Third Ward-^Garfl61d, 514: Hancock, 5021 "Weaver. 88. G. maj. overH., 11

Fourth Ward—Garfield. 511 Hancock 480 Weaver, R). G. maj. over H., 81 1 Fifth Warcif-Garfield. 897 Hancock, 1364 Weaver, 71. G. maj. over H., 88. ,jw

Sixth Ward-rGarfleld, 418 Hancock, 873 -WjgftY$r, 60, G. maj. over ,HV 88. Harrison township—Garfield, 185, Hanioock, S17 Weav«r, 48. H. maj. over G.,

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Fayette Township^ ^arfleld, 220 Hancock. 196:Weaver# G., maj. over H., 34.

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139 Weaver 13, G.. maj. over 11. 5CL» Kevins, Garfield, 134 Hancock 161 Weaver 73 maj. over G./8T hwt Greek. Garfield, 186 Iaucocb, L\l:

Weaver,* *64:'G., maj.'-oVelr H., 1 Riley, Garfield, 189: Hancock. 209: Weaver, 10, H., maj. overG., 20.

Honey Cw^ki Garfield, 194 Hancock, 186 Weaver. 41 G., maj. over tl.. 58. Peiraon Garfield, 168 Hancock, 216 Weaver. 11 H., maj-over 58. Praircton, Garfield. 88: Hancock, 121 Weaver. 3t .E.f.9«j4ovor0„ 88,?|T

Prairie Creek. Garfield, 163: Hancock. 148 W|aver*?S maj. over H.. W,' Linton, Garfield, 122 Hancock '426 Weaver, 87 maj. oveifG l«M.^.tt^

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Vott**bf County, llepublicnn 4.962 jDemocratic 4,577 National 779. Total number of vote« cast 10,818 Republican majority 408: Repubhean gain since October: 146.

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MONTTSMKR. NOV. S.—Garfield* majority in the State wtlle about 27.000.

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Boltibx. Nov. SL-*H^uru» up totia. a, didb a polity tit this Stat# for Gar field of al||ut mm. The IqgWatnw? wilf»tand™#irty W4*Repoblk*ns to four D«istocralit, in thefckmate, and Iff Rcpub licans to 4Jl pejftocrata in44i* How*.

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Bomm, Nov. fcJlSh« Maawchnaett* dsk^ration to ,Congre». *\and« teo Repub IkfMisdow Draitmt. The Joomal CU^BK a fdttrality to Mnwndmwttt »f 40,0ddto^00& |)o«W3!. Nov. MMTWUI Hmi«, of tl» N««r Hwapahki &tate Republican OCMMHUW. ciates At etocton of tl»e Re publkan ca»tiki«t«» for Coagmkt in th*

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LAKE Crrv, FLA., NOV. 2.—Indications favor the election of Bloxham, for Governor, and Davidson, Democrat, sor Con gress in the First district! The second district is close. Returns are coming in. slowly.

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PROVIDKNCB, NOV. 2.—Rhode Island, lacking six towns, gives Garfield 15,197*, Hancock, 8. 958 Weaver, 212, Republican majority, 8,082. v"

Chace, Republican Representative, is elected by 3,250, and Aldrich by 4.500 majority,

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muted that the Demolra^ bif*^--«a«iida this citj- by 700, again of 100. {Monmouth coupty gives Hancock about 2,800 majority. a slight over Tinden's.

VFV OBK, Nov. 2,—Dispatches receiv ed at the headquarters of the National Republican committee claim Ns^^ejsey Garfield. —-ti --'hi.

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Piiii.AbBLPHtA. Nov. 2.—Thrc« wards of Philadelphia, Uie Twenty-third, Twctfc tieth and Fourteenth, aho gain eyer 1876 of 1.740

RKPUBI.rCAK MAJORTTV 80,000. 3 Pnn^DEU'HiA. Nov. 2.—Twelve out of thirty-one wards in Philadlephla give Garfield 15,426 majority, indicating a Republican majority of 25,000. This makes the State Republican by not leas than 30*, 000 Fourteen wards ahow net Re publican gain over 1876 of 5,287.

PiTti^DBI.PH1A, Nov. 2,-r-The Leg»la,t tnr« is probably Republican on joint ha! lot Monroe county gives a Democratic ntajoritv of about 2,500, the same aa in 1876.^'^ new RunpUiv. J.

IOOXCORI). Nov. 2.—Presidential vote— Ten towns, Oarfleld, 1,637 Hancock 1^343. The same towns in 1876 gavl Hj^es 1685: Tilden. 1.2M} net Repabtf* cii,lo®a,tftt^

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MU.I,WAK£. NOV 2 —Wisconsin i« mated at l«fert 30.000 for Garfield and 0 Out of eight member* of Cwgewi piblican g«n of one.

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MOINES, NOV. 2.—Twenty precincts in Polk, Dallas, Madison. Adairs, Guthrie. WatTGn, Wapello, Wahaskd, Marshall and Webster counties, casting last year 8,868 yotes, or about 8 per cent, of the yote of the entire. State, show a net Republican gain of 686.

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to answer dispatches.j ^Members .of the Democratic State committe either cannot be found or else decline positively to be interviewed. They, however, admit that til is lost. /Chairman Nash, of the ReputtHcan ^tateCQinmittee. says Ohio will surely give

brass band and glee club is now parading ths streets, firing hundreds of Roman candles and other fireworks. The city is full of enthusiasm, but there is little real disorder or drunkenness.

COLUMBUS, O., October 2.-8:80 p. We have returns from 150 precincts, wards and townships, which show net Republican gaii\8 of 2,600. The indications are that Garfield's majority in the State will not be less than 80,000. and may exceed 40 000|| $§, The returns from 860 precincts received at 10 p. m., comprising abput one-fifth of the State, give a net Republican gain of of over 4,000 over the vote for Governor, in 1879, when the Republican majority in in the State was 17,000. The indications are that Garfield's majority in Ohio will reach 85,000* ,¥*•

clear majority of 40,000

overall opposition, is a moderate estimate aaxd 75,000 majority over Hancock, a sale estimate also. Indications flow point to the election of John A. Kasson. in the Seyenth district, by some 4,000 majority. Later returns are not so favorable to Cults. RepnbHcan for Conjjress in the Sixth district.

CHTCAOO, NOV. 2.—Thirty precincts in various parts of NorUiern Iowa, show a net Republican gain of 1,025 over the vote of 4875. These predncts cast not quite 5 per cent, of the vote of the State. Similar galas throughout the State will give from 45,000 to 50,000 Republican majority over both Hancock and Weaver. Twenty three other precincts gave a net gain of 425.V.U

Chicago, Nov. 2.—Returns from one hundred and forty-one towns in Illinoia, outride of Chicago, give a net Republican gain of 1JS5. At committee headquarters and newspaper* ofiices a claim of a Republican majoirity of from 85,000 to 40,000 in the State i* made

CmcAflO, Nov. a—At 1:15 a. Hi. there is much uncertainty as to the exact majority in tb« dty. It ia not likely to fall below 5.000. and may exceed 7,000. Over one hundred precinct* are heard from, but some confusion ha« arisen, which makes it impoaKible to give correct figatta which they sbow.

CBK-ADO, Nor. %.-4A0k. M.—Returns frow 278 towns ouUide of Chicago ahow a oet Republkxe gain ia IUiaois of 3,897^ There i« v«ry little variation i* tbe

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DEROIT. Nov. 2.—Fifty-five towns and

plurality of 8,100, against l.^Tlti 1 FORTY THOUSAND MAJORITT.'F DETROIT, Mich,, Nov. 3.—Returns indicate 40,000 majority for Garfield, and the Legislature by a large majority. The First and Eighth Congressional districts appear close at this writing, but with the probabilities favoring the Republicans If this proves correct an unbroken Republican delegation will be preserved in Con

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MILWAUKEE, Nov. 3.—Minnesota prob' ably elects three Republican Congress men, again of one. The State ie estimated at 25,000 majority for Garfield.f r%:/TTi

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TWENTV THOUSAND FOR OATTFTKLDF^ OMAHA, Nov. 2,—From scuttered iW tnrns it is probable that Nebraska gives Garfield frem 20,000 to 25,000 majority. Vance is re-olected Gevernor by the same figures. K. IV Valentine, for Congress, receives 15,000 majority. The result in the city is mixed, probably a Republican majority on the National ticket of three hundred, and a majority of the Demoerotic Legislative ticket is elected.

OMAHA, NOV. 2.—Returns from the State are meagre, but almost uniformily indicating Republican gain. The Legis lature is probrfbly three-fourths Republican. Omaha gives Garfield 106: Colum bus gives Hancock 5 majority Ogallalla gives Hancock 16 majority Lancaster county 2,000 majority for Garfield Schuy ler Colfax county, 125: Fremont, 180 Wahoo, 250 Cass county, 400 for Gar field. V'^

OMAHA, NOV. 2.—Three thousand people are around the headquarters of news forming processions, building bonfires and otherwise celebrating.

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DEXVKB. NOV. 2.—The Republican gain in Golden City, over 1878, is 280. estimated, Arapahoe county, 900 to 1,000 Republican majority, again of nearly 200. The Republicans carry the State by probable an increased majority.

DENVER, NOV, 2 —Twenty-one towns and precinct* give Garfield 1.248 major ity. .The Governor sad Congressmen lead the ticket. All town* show Republican gains.

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SAX FRASCMCSH-0 p. m.—November 2. —Garfield, *,909 Hancock. 1.580. At this rale €tarfield wffi carry &% dty by

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CnvEiufK, Nov. 3.—Indications are that Swan, Republican, is elected delegate to Congress. ~Z£$L\ **f&> OMtrtlw.

HARTFORD, NOV. 2.—9:10 p. m.—No doubt but that Connecticut ban ((me tor Garfield by from 2,000 to 8,000 majority. The Democrat give it up at thishourl.

THREE THOUSAND FOR OAIIPRI&D. The Evening Port has returns fro* all but four towns, and Garfield has a plurality of 2,768, counting the four town as they voted in 1878, and this plurality will be increased to 8,181. Bigelow, for governor, runs ahead of tha electoral ticket over all of 2,288.

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NEW YORK, I^OV. 2.—The Timu places the Republican majority in this State at 25,000, the Tribune at 40,000 and tha World at 10,000 to 13,000.

BROOLYN, N. Y. NOV. 2.—Sixteen of the twenty five wards complete gi*fe Gar field 81,817 Hancock 84,540. The Democratic majority at this ratio will hardly exceed 10,000. TJ.

NEW YORK, October 9,1880

To Geo. K. Nash, Cbalrmaa. "The latest from New Jersey looks as if -we had carried the State by 4,000 tot 6,000 and secured a U. S. Senator. Han cock's majority in the city of New Ydrk is not less than 80,000, but our majority in the State can not be less than 40,000. Connecticut, about 8,000, and Maine aod ^J New Hampshire the same. 8.W. Doaesv."

MIDNIGHT—Nearly 5,000 people ia Re* publican Headquarters ate now singing ''Glory, hallelujah," Special to the CincintiaBSti Gesaaerclai.

COLUMBUS, O., November 8.—Cyahoga gave .Townshed, RepuhUoaa caadidate For Secretary of 8tate at the October election, a. majodty of 4.000. Garfield's ority in Cyah6ga Cotinty will reach

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Maine has redeemed mypledge by 0,000 nudority for Garfield. Hearty eoagrata*' latkms.

Chairman Nash just read the following

dispatch: aw YORK, November 2—10:18 r. Oeo.K. Hash:

Our majority in the, fHate is $ le^st 80,000* Tf «i-^'-C: A. AiOmm.

At midnight the Democratic Slate Headquarters aro practically deserted there are not more than forty men in the hall, and Horace and Frank MeKlnney are consciously absent. Indeed there is not a Democrat present who la known outside his own ward. [The bogus dispatch on a certain Bulletin board to the effect that N. Y. kid gone 5,000 Democratic is an underground dispatch and is probably done in the Interest of some betting man. We advise democrats to keeep their money In their pockets.—Bd.]

News: ?. INDIANAPOLIS, IND., NOV. 8.r

Fifty-five per oent. of predncts ia Indiana give Republican gaina of WD, which indicates Garfield's plurality to b» 8,500. Marion county ihows net Republican gain of exactly 880. Latoet dispatches show that 21 States give a Republican majority of 800,000. A gain of five United States Senators is claimed, todtld* ing one from Tennessee. New York Republicans are claiming the election of mayor by 000 majority. The California Chronicle says that t^e State will have a Republican majority of5,000 to 6,000. 8 p. M,—Kings County, New York, gives0,000 Democratic majority- a

NBWYOBK, 4 P. ML Forty or fifty tfcoos and for Garfield mire. Have congressmen from Keatuclty. from Missouri, and 1 from Wisconsin.

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My mother was afflicted a long time with Neuralgia and a dnB, heavy Inactive condition of the whole nilem neadacha, neryotw prostration, and wss almost help-

No physicians or medicines did her any good. Three months ago she to use Hop Bitters, with that she seems and feels young egaia, although over 70 yean old. We vUalu there lino other medicine fit toose In Ike' family.'—A Lady in Providence, Kr LJohtwA.

Concert aad Qftter sapper Baptist Chareh to morrow the attractions is a jmmpkin

Concert will be given in the Admission free toooncert and