The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-05
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CHICAGO. October 4.-The State Legisla
ture stands as follows: The senate which
will elect United States Senator In 1883
10 succeed David Davis, SO Republicans
IS Democrats and Socialist. OF these u
Republicans were elected on Tuesday and
8 Democrats. The House stands, Repub
licans, SO or 81, and 81 or 90 Democrats
This House will not participate in the
election OF the United States Senator. In
the frat three districts Congressman were
elected BY the following majorities: al.
drich, Republican, 4,l62; Davis, Republi'
can, 1926; Farwell, Republican, 4,74s.
NORTH CAROLINA. a
RALRIoH, November 4.-Fiity.four coun.
ties, two. thirds OF the State, give Jarvis,
Dem, for Governor. q majority Of $500,
same counties in '76 gave Vance, Dem,
for Governor $500 majority; the other
counties gave Vance 6,lS9 majority.
Jarvis majority Is estimated at 5000.
Hancock runs ahead oi the State ticket
and will have probably 10000. Tilden's
majority was 1915. Returns from the
First Congressional District are meagre
they indicate the election oil Latham,
Dem. shacklford, DEM, Is elected in the
Third District. All other Congressman
are Democrats, except In the Second DIS.
trict, where Hubles, Rep, is elected over
Kitchen, the present incumbent. Legisla-
lure Democratic. ,.-ius.vs
TRsgEssRE. w
MRMrH1s, November 4-Later returns
from Fayette and Haramon counties, In
this Congressional district, insure the
election OF W. r. Moore. the Republican
candidate for Congress, by not less than
900 majority, over Casey Young, Demo-
crat. Republican gain.
KYoxyiLLR, November 4.-Late returns
from the First Congressional district elects
Pettibone, Republican, over Taylor, the
present Congressman, by 600. e"
NASHVILLE, November 4,-Returns, com.
plete and partial, from 66 counties ont of
"a. give Hawkins. for Governor, "a, ,l86;
Wright, 81, ,7s7; Wilson, 1876. Warner,
Democrat, Is elected to Congress IN the
Fifth district over John NJ. Bright There
were no nominations and three Demo.
cratic candidates.
CALIFORNIA AssuRRDLY REPUBLICAN.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, November 4.-Ad.
ditional returns from the interior, and q
more careful tabulation Of those beioreire.
ceiyed make q complete change infavor oil
the Republican ticket in the State. The
votes counted give Garfield 69, ,905; Han
cock, 67,027; Weaver, 2, ,z07.
There is no possibility Of the votes yet
10 be counted changing the result, though
the majority will probably be slightly re-
duced. It is now definitely settled that
the Republicans will have majority on
joint ballot insuring the election OF q Re.
publican Senator. The Congressional dele
CATION stands: Page and Pacheco, Repub-
licans, RoHencranz and Berry, Democrats.
INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, November 4.-The
returns from fifty counties complete show
a Republican majority OF l9,4l3, and
Democratic majority Of 10. 1893. Republi.
cah gains, 1892; Democratic gains ,97l
net Republican gain 32l.
INprANApoLIs, November 4.-Complete
returns from IS counties in Indiana show
a Republican majority Of 20.s5s, net
Democratic majority, S45. Republican
gains 2,549, Democratic gains 2,674, net
Democratic gain 125. The q counties to
hear from gave a net Republican majority
in October OF 1918, which indicates ma
jority In the State OF 1902. sr'inw
CONNECTICUT OFFICIAL.
HARTFORD, November 4.-The total vote
OF Connecticut for President, as Is shown
by the complete returns from official
sources was l32, ,562. Gartield's plurality
is 2,570. The total vote for Governor was
1925. Bieelow's (Rep.) plurality, 1881
majority, l,l02.
Gen Hawley will probably be elected
as United States Senator =
cosaRRssMEs IN ALABAMA.
MONTGOMERY ALA, November 4-Gen.
Jos. A. Wheeler has undoubtedly de-
feated Lowe, who was supported by the
Green hackers and Republicans In the
Eighth district. This makes solid Demo.
cratic delegation from Alabama.
81 MISSOURI. l
ST.. Lorrs, November "A despatch
from reliable source at Sedalia, Mo-,
says: Col. Philips, DEM, defeated In the
Seventh Congressional district by Judge
Rice, Greenback Republican, by 400 to
600 majority. i nt-l
NEW JERSEY.
NEW YoRK, November 4.-Ludlow's ma
iority over Potts, for Governor OF New
Jersey, appears to be about 600. The ma
Iority for the Democratic electoral ticket
will be 1000.
g,s THE ARGUS VIEW.
ALBANY, N. Y, November 4.-The Argus
places the Republican majority In the
State on the Presidential ticket at IA ,20i.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Bosros, MASS, November with four
towns TO hear from, Garfield's plurality
over Hancock in the State is 62,S2s.
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