The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-11-11

own home, he has 1870 majority. Regents,
Carson and Gannet, Republicans, are elected
by the usual party vote. Cannot was cut Sc
verely in one or two counties by persons OPP
posed to his religious views, he being a lib
eral. In Douglas, his home county, his ma
jority was 600. Carson polls a strong Repub-
lican vote in his own county, and Omaha
gives him 900 majority. The returns for dis
trict judges elect Pound in the First, Weaver
in the Second, Savage in the Third, Post in
the 4th, Gaelin in the Fifth and Barnes in the
Sixth all Republicans except Savage, whose
majority will be 1900. Lancaster, Douglas
and Omaha counties are all Republican. The
Greenback vote in the State is trit1ing, and it
is doubtful if that party carries a single county
Office. The vote of this year makes Nebraska
certain for President next year by 1890 to
10000 majority. .. a w .
Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, November 4.-The indica-
tions are that the city of Philadelphia has
gone Republican by a larger majority than
ever known on a State ticket. Returns from
the eastern counties are meagre, but all show
Republican gains. Nine wards out of 81 IN
the city of Philadelphia show a Republican
gain of 1000.
Returns from fifteen counties, including
Philadelphia, show a Republican gain on the
State ticket of about 10000.
Buffers majority in the city over BAR is
5000. The Republicans elect their county
ticket by majorities ranging from $1,000 to
10000.
The majority for Butler is 1852, with q
counties to hear from which last year gave a
Republican majority of 5000. The Republi-
can majority for Butler will not be less than
$4,000. Ii Philadelphia the Republican gaiu
over the vote in 1878 is 1924.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7.-OHicial returns
from all the counties in the State give Butler.
Republican candidate for treasurer, a major
ity over all candidates of 5S,675.
Virginia.
ALEXANDRIA (Va.) November 4.-This
city gives 533 majority for the Debt Payers
candidates for the Legislature, which ensure:
their election.
NORFOLK, Nov. 4.-The Readjusters car
ried Norfolk by 10 majority. In Portsmouth
there is a tie between the Readjuster anc
Funder candidates for the House of Dele
gates. Macon, Readjuster, is probably elected
Senator from Norfolk district, and Boush
Republican, is probably elected from Ports
mouth district. The negroes voted almos
unanimously with the Readjusters.
NORFOLK, November 6.--Griffin, Debt Pay
er's candidate for the Senate, is elected.
RICHMOND, November 6.-The Debt Payer
claim they have certainly elected Al delegate
with equal chances for 5 others, and 10 Sena
tors with equal chance for three others. TIL
Readjusters, however, still maintain the
have % Senators out of 40 and So delegate
out, of 100.
RICHMOND, November 7.-Indications ar
that the Debt Payers have a small majority i
both Houses, but the vote is so close that til
official count will he necessary to positivel
settle the contest.
Wisconsin.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 4.-Ninety-siX town
= and cities, outside of Milwaukee, show a RI
publican gain of 1854 over two veal
, ago. The county and city of Milwaukee
:. with one precinct to hear from, give a Repul
lican gain of 2,461 net Republican gain i
tee State, including Milwaukee, so far, COL
> There is little doubt of Smith carrying tt
i State by 200.