The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-06

de1l, Dtu1-, 4OE SS14eE511 ATSSa - As4a
Greenbaek, 1924. There Is falling O
Of about Is per cent in the Democrat
vote and 30 per cent IN the ReP1blieA'
vote. On = basis Of this reduced vot
4 throughout the district v addelH ma!oTit
will be about 500.
Buffalo. November 5.-Rerce, Rep
/ was elected 70 Congress
NV YORk, November 6-The sixtl
Congressional Districts total vote was
Coz, l0, 0,901; DeEeys, 6,4g1.
PoKKxns1z, November 5.-Ketehan, Rep
vas elected 70 Congress BY lzrge majority
BISGHANRTox, November 5y-DTight
Rep. was elected to Congress from III
TEenty-eiShth District The Republican
ma iorfty in TogA county, averages 500
PouKEErsIE, Nov. 5-Dutehess eoun
" gives Danforth 800 majority.
NEW YoEk, November 5.-The Fiftt
Congressional district gives Muller 9,5o9
Bonfke s,f07. Tenth district: Pottel
800, O'Brien jas. Eighth district 6.sse
McCook II SIS
ALaGxr, November 5.-The Democratic
majority in this city is less thau 100.
ELx1EA, November 5.-Chemung coun'
" gives D1nf0rth 3,235, Bradley 2,6i9
Tucker 2,Ssl. For Congress: Richardson,
Republican, ass; Babeoek, Democrat,
9, ,i36; Beaumont, Greenbaek, sos.
sYncrsE, November S.-Hiseoek, Be
publican, was elected to Congress by .
large majority.
PoKxERIE. November 5.-Ketehan, Re
publican for Congress in the Thirteenth
district, has 8 majority OF |, 100
SEw YoRk, November 5.-Thomas Nur-
ply Was elected TO the Senate BY the Sew
enth district
The total vote Of the city for Mayor;
Cooper 79,742, Schell 60,SSl. CooPer's
majority ls, ,S6l.
The following are the Brooklyn Con-
g-eSsmen elected: Second district. O'Riel-
", independent, Democrat and Republi-
can: Third district, s. B. Chittenden, Re
publican: Fourth district. Archibald u.
Bliss, Democrat. The Democrats elected
4 Controller and Auditor.
TRoY, y. y. October 5.-Troy returns
are complete. and give Bradley 30e6, Dan
forth 3,1S2, Tucker 2,4Sl, For Congress
Wood, Rep, $3.50; Patterson, Dem, S,0Sl /;
Ferguson, Greenhaeker, 2,5T.
Dantorth viii probably have 1000 ms
jority in the county.
wHrT1 HA11, n. T., November s.
Hammond, Rep, IN the Eighteenth Con-
ressional District Is elected BY 500 ma
joritY.
NET YoRk, November 4-Covert, Dem,
is elected 10 Congress from the First Dis
trir+ nv . OlO naiority.
LoCEPoKT, November SI-Crowley, Rep,
for Congress, has oTer 1000 msiority in
Niagara county.
C7IcA. Noveaber 5.-Presco4, Rep, for
Congress. has 500 majority in 0neida Dis
trict.
NV YoKK, November 5.-The Tr5sE.e
furnishes the following figures: RePubli-
can majority in the Senate, s; the Repub-
liean maiority in the Assembly Is esti-
mated 1t so; estimated Republican ma
jority on joint ballo. so The last Assem-
BIZ stood: Republicans, IS; Democrats,
60; Independent, /; Greenbaek, !; Work
ingmen, !.
NV YozK, November 6-The Sun gives
the following list OF Congressmen surely
or probably elected in this State:
First District, Covert, Dem
Second District, o'ReilIy, Ind. Dem snd
Third District, Cbittenden, Rep.
Fourth District. Bliss, Dem.
Fifth District, Muller, TammAnF-Dem
Sixth District, Cox, Tammany-Dem.
Seventh District, Enistein, Anti-Tam-
many and Rep.
: Eighth DistT;et, MeCook. Rep.
r. E;-.k Dsa.~snS WaaI Ta-Tnnn~ naV1a
Tenth District, 0'Brien, Anti.TlnmAny
and Rep.
Eleventh District, Morton, Rep.
Twelfth District, Smith, Rep.-snce
dead.
Thirteenth District. Eetehun, Rep.
Fourteenth District, Beebe, Dem.
Fifteenth District, LaunsberTy, Dem.
Sixteenth District, Bailey, Rep.
Seventeenth District, Wood, Rep.
Eighteenth District, Hammond, Rep.
Nineteenth District, James, Rep.
Twentieth District, Starin, Rep, rs;
Tventy-frst District, Wilber, Rep.
TEenty-seeond District, Miller, Rep.
Twenty-third District, Prescott, Rep.
Twenty-fourth District, Mason, Rep.
TEenty-iifth District, Hiscoek, Rep.
Tventy-sixth District, Camp, Rep.
Twenty seventh Nstrict, Lsphan, Rep.
Tventy-eighth District, Dwight, Rep.
Twenty-ninth DiStTict. Richardson, Rep
Thirtieth District, Van VOORHEES,, Rep.
Thirty-frst District, CraWley, Rep.
Thirty-second District, Pierce, Rep.
Thirty-third District, Van Aernan, Rep.
Judge Of the Court Of Appeals; Brad
ley, Dem. S,5Ts, Dzatorth, Rep. zoo.
Bradley's n4jority is SS,s07. For City
Judge. Ewing. Con. has : majority OF Il,
$40. For District Attorney, Phelps, Com.
has . majority OF 1855. For Coroner,
Ellinser, Com. has majority Of :, ,604,
ALBANY, November 5.-The Democrats
on the basis Of the vote Of 1876 estimate
Br.dIey's election by plurality. They
concede the Assembly TO the Republicans
BY : good working majority and ; ma
jority Of the Congressional delegation to
the same party.
The Tri5une says: Returns on the State
ticket are comparatively incomplete, bot
49, towns hare been heard from, which last
rear gayc Republican majority Of 5,564,
and this year It increased L 70 Il, SIS. A
similar gain Throughout the stste would
elect Mr.. Danforth, by from l5,oooto 90.
0oO msjority.
The TGd ssys: The returns from the
state on the Court Of Appeals Judge came
in very slowly. More attention appears
TO have been given to local candidates than
the State ticket The figures received,
however, indicate that George B. Bradley,
Democrat, is elected Associate Judge ot
the Court Of Appeals by from 5,o0O'so TO-
900 majority.
SEyADA.
sax FRANCISCO, November 5.-DisPateh-
IS from Virgins City say the Democratic
legislative tieket is ahead IN the State
Much scratching. The Democrats charge
the extensive use Of money on the part OF
the ReDuhlieaas.