The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-11-11

hour, SO far as learned and estimated
the congressional delegation in this
state will stand, republicans IA, demo-
Gratis 5. There are as follows: Repub-
llcans-First district, Aldrich; second,
Davis; third, Farwell; fourth, Sher-
man; Fifth, Hawk; sixth, Henderson;
9TH; Cullen; Sth, Hayson; 9th, Lewis,
(probably); 10th, Marsh; thirteenth,
Smith; fourteenth, Cannon; 18th, For
syth (probably); 18th, Thomas Tprob-
ably). Democrats-Eleventh, Single.
ton; twelfth, Springer (probably); six
teenth, Sparks; seventeenth, MORRISON
probably; nineteenth, Townsend. If
this holds good in sight of later returns
there will be republican gain of one
congressman
CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-Returns received
from about 800 towns outside of Chica-
go, show a net republican gain of
about 5000. The same rate in the
balance Of the state will give :, Garfield
about $4,000 plurality. Cullom, for
governor, will have about 10000. Re-
publicans gain one congressman in Pc
oria district. Iowa gives a plurality of
about 10000.
CHICAGO, Nov. s., P. M.-Returns
from 449 towns and precincts in I'LL
nois outside of the city show net re-
publican gains of 3,403. These latter
returns have been from democratic
counties and show greater democratic
gains of relatively than in the first
counties heard from, but not enough
to change materially previous esti-
mates.
CAIRO, Ill.,, Nov. 3.-Alexander coun-
ty gives small majority on the state
and county tickets. The republican
county ticket is defeated by the indie
pendent. Thomas, republican, for
elected by about 1900 majority.
! Georgia.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. 2.--This county
gives Hancock 1000 majority. 1t gave
Tilden majority of $500 in 1876.
The same ratio would give the state to
Hancock by 10000. IT is probable,
however, that Hancock's maj ority. will
be fifty or sixty thousand as the re-
publican vote here is larger than at
other points.
The indications are that the demo-
Gratis carried all congressional districts.
At Johnson, in South Carolina, a riot
occurred between whites and blacks.
The latter tried to seize the ballot box,
and one negro was killed and three
wounded. A telegram has been re-
ceived here from Aikens, s. c., stating
that negroes have threatened to burn
that town tonight, and asking for as
sistance. The election here was very
quiet. The negro vote is the largest
in ten years, and they voted the repub-
lican ticket almost solidly.
! SAVANNAH, Ca, Nov. 2.--Black, dem
ocrat, carries the first district by about
$4,000. Turner, democrat, was elected
in the second district by 5000.
Indiana.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 2.-Tho total
vote in this city is 19,418, II less than
the vote of October. In the sixth
ward the republican gain is %. In
Wayne township, this county, repub-
licans gain 80. In sixty voting places
from as many counties in the state
show Il republican gain Of rs on the
total vote. Democratic loss forty-six;
net republican gain II.
IND1ANApoL1s, Nov. 1.-Two hundred
and seventy voting places or one-ffth
of the state show a net democratic gain
over the governors vote Of October
of 124.
TERRE HAUTE, Nov. 1.-The vote of
this city is all in. Garfield 1858, Han
cock 2,420, Weaver 372. At the Octo-
Der election Porter received 2,914, Ian.
ders 2,466, Gregg 347; a republican gain
of 50.
Six towns give Garfield 1882, Han
cock 1 ,16O, Weaver II. Same townships
gave Porter LILY, Landers ], 199, Gregg
223; republican gain II.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. Six hum
dred and ninety.sev voting places
which cast nearly IS per cent of the
vote in October show a net republican
gain of sos.
TERRE HAuTE, Ind, Nov. 3.--The Of
1882 Hancock, 1915; Weaver, 779;
Garfeld's plurality, 4O7. At the Octo'
Der election Porter received 1928;
Landers, 1861; Gregory;7S2, republican
gain, 145.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 3.-Returns
from % counties complete, show re-
publican majority of $3.50; a demo-
cratic majority of 1856; republican
gain, l ,248; democratic gain, 1888; a net
republican gain of SO.
| Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2.-Eleven wards
show a net republican gain of 4 100.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 2.-Berks
county, democratic ma ority of about
1850.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2.-The legisla-
ture is probably republican on joint
ballot. Monroe county gives a demo-
cratic majority of about $500, the