The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-04
Congress. isiee'e0 Il

ny Greens greensboro, 3.-Scsles is reelected
ID OHIO.
100 Columbus, 2, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. r.,
ee oVo precincts, wards and townships. b,
OF me state, show q net republican gs
OF 400, and indicate a maiofitv for a.
field Of nearly 10000. -O' u
IN SieVeiand, "a smaller democrat
lis and heavier republican vote than in o
A. tooer. Republicans increased The Ia,
D. ogO over last month, and will have O
p'ursiity, nearly d uble that OF 1876
'ne county. Summit County gives /, 81
J: of ASS. 'O01 ga
: Cincinnati, 2-Republican msiorit
e in Hamilton County, 5000.
; PENNSYLVANIA.
> Plttsbu-g, Russell Everett ia r.
: elected to C9nRr'ss by 8, 900 majority.
Philadelphia, York County give
! a democratic msiority Of 8, 900; dems
cratic gain about $50 Union Count,
gives estimated republican nsiorj,y
about 500; arepuhlican gain of $50.
republican clubs were assailed to-pisb
while passing down Broad street near
Chestnut. a bout 100 shots were fred
and until Mayor Stokely with about 1C6
nmeers arrived on the spot. the AFFAIR
looked serious. All is quiet now. The
streets have been cleared BY the poIiee
who are now pat.olling the locality,
Several men were seen 70 f,ll, but onIv
one thus far has been admitted 10 the
hospital. '--e
Daniel Ermentroit, democrat, is elected
TO Congressi IN the Eighth District
Montgomery County. Hancoek's birth
plsce, gives 1000 democratic majority: =
democratic gain of 700.
In the Nineteenth Pennsylvania Dis
trict +: I. Beltzhoover. democrat. i,
elected by 5, 200 majority.
gress. = -
Randall's msjority, 2,7s6. City COM
plele: Republican majority, 22,278; a
republican gain off, 24S.
In the Seventeenth District Campbell
beats Conroth, democrat, present mem
Der OF Congress; Curtin, democrat FOR
Congress, 200 majority.
Philadelphia, 3.-Garfeld's majority
m sixty -oae out of Sixty-seyen counties Is
25,Ss9, Five Of the remaining counties
gave S,15l majority for hayes in 1876.
ana the sixth, Lackawanna, was not then
In existence. Gsrfeld's majority in the
state will be about 100000 Total vote in
Philadelphia: Garfield, SO 7e4; Hancock,
Io,VoG weaver, 21l; Dow, IS; republi-
cat plurality, 70 TT. Auditor general
sutton, republican,, 1927 plurality;
Judge OF the supreme court, Green, repub-
Acan. 22,243 plurality The republican
city tlcset Is elected by at least 10000
M JorltY, except Jeffries, FOR C. ntroller,
who Is defeated by Pattison, democrat,
by Is 600 mjority.
In the Twentieth Congressional Dis
trlct a. q. Curtin, democrat, is elected.
w. .. Shallenberger is elected in the
Fourteenth District.
q: Z. Jsdwin, republican, is reelected
to Congress from the Fifteenth District
by majority of 375.
Mlddleo1Ty, 3.-The official majority |
Of Snyder County for Garfield is $40.
RHoDE ISLAND.
Providence, 2.-The state comnlete. |
Garfield. IL, lSS; Hancock, 10, 7S4: scatter
ing, AL republican gain of 2,29i over
SOUTH CAROLINA. |
Charleston, 2.-The Fourth Congress
SIGNAL District is in doubt. Hancoek's
majority Is ABOUT 81, 900 in the state.
TENNESSEE. |
Chattanooga, 2-Dibbrel, democrat,
las been reelected by from 5000 10 l
600 majority. In the Third Congress
ional District, Hamilton County gives 1
IN Increased republican msjority Of |
1000. /
Memphis, 2.-More, republican, is
'rob4b y returned to Congress over i
Casey Dung, by 500 to ZOO majority.
The whole republican legislative ticket il
.lected. Hawkins. republican, for gov
rnOr, carried the county by 1000.
Weaver got 81 votes in the city.
Nashville, 2.-In this state there were
our candidates for governor, and two to
our tickets for the legislature in every
ounty, which makes the counting Of the
'ote necessarily slow and returns scat
ering. At present the outlook is 4 elo "a
ontest between Hawkins, republican.
nd Wright, democrat, for governor.
as TO the legislative tickets are
90 mesgre TO form an opinion IS to the
e-ult. Republicans claim majority on
ONT ballot. The defeat Of Young, dem
crat, for Congress, in the Tenth Dis
rict, is reported.
Nashville, 3-The vote between Haw-
Tins, republican, and Wright, funder
emocrat, is very close, for governor,
With the chance in favor of the former.
Is republicans elected the member Of the
legislature in Shelby and Davidson
Counties, it is thought they will control
he legislature, and thus secure q United
states senator and the state officers.
PariiSl returns from thirty-four coun-
les give Wright, 25,l47; Hawkins, 25,-
IS; Wilson, u ,522 Wilson will beat
Wright 10000 in Middle Tennessee, but
5 far behind in East and Wet Tennss-
ee. The race for governor is really be-
ween Wright, funder democrat, and
hawkins, republican. The republicans
AVE elected ten members Of the leKisla-
ure in Shelby County, and probably six
n Davidson. Wright's majority in
Davidson County over Wilson is $500,
which is about equal 10 Hawkins. It'll
bought the latte. is elected.
The city and unity are carried for
Hancock. Republicans carry the county
or governor and their entire legislative
ticket. The result over the state is still
n doubt between Hawkins, republican,
or governor. and Wright, stale credit
democrat. The complexion of the gen
srsl assembly is still doub tful, as between
democrats and republicans, but the repu.
iiation delegation in the Legislature will
be significant
VERMONT.
Montpelier, 2-Garfeld's majority in |
he state, 27,6o9.
VIRGINIA.
Norfolk, 2.-Goode, democrat, for Coz |
gress, has plurality of 81 The election |
Of Dezendorf, republican, to Congress,
from the Second District, is conceded, q |
republican gain OF one congressman.
Cox, democrat, is elected to Congress.
Returns indicate the election OF Con-
gressmen George D.. Wise, democrat, in
the Third District; Jehn S. Bar
democrat, in the Eighth District; John
r. Tucker, democrat, in the Seventh Dis
trict, and the reelection OF Joseph Jor-
gensen, republican, in the Fourth Dis
trict.
Richmond, 2-Returns from q quar-
ter of the state show q plurality for the
regular ticket OF 5000. -
The heaviest vote ever polled. The
regular democratic electoral ticket swept
every thing by large majority, probably
10, 600, over all. Dezendorf, republican,
is elected in the Second District and Jor-
gensen, republican, in the Fourth. There
is 3 clUse contest in the Fifth District be-
tween Caball, democrat ard StoyalI. re-
adjuster; in the Ninih District between
Trigg, democrat, and Filkerson, read
juster, with the probabilities favorirg the
readjusters.
Petersburg, 3.-Returns from several
precincts IN Sussex and Greenville Coun-
ties give republicans large mAjorities.