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

vote of Nebraska to the republicans by
at least $4,000 majority. Lancaster
county gives 1000 republican majority.
BROOKLYN, Nov. 2.-Brooklyn COM
plete gives Garfield 1912, Hancock
81 TT; Hancock's majority 1906.
Maryland.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 2.-Kent county
gives a democratic majority of III, a
republican gain of 1876.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 2.-Wicomico coun-
ty gives democratic majority of 600,
a republican, gain of 4O5. Frederick
county gives republican majority of
about 500, a republican gain of 200.
Allegheny county gives a republican
majority of 1900, republican gain of
200.
Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 2.-Thirty eight
Of forty-four precincts in the
county give 1925 majority for Han
cock which is gain over 1876. The
same precincts in the congressional
election gave S,277 votes for Willis,
the present representative, 2,G95 for
Hayes, the democratic nominee, and
1894 for Burts, republican nominee.
Willis is reelected. Election was very
quiet throughout the state. The cleo
ton of Mckenzie, second district,
Caldwell, third, Knott, fourth, Carlisle,
sixth, Blackburn, seventh, and Thomp-
son. eighth. arc certain. all democrats
and all members of the present con-
gress.
Virginia.
RICHMOND, Nov. 2.-Returns from
two-thirds of the city give the regular
democratic ticket 1887, readjusters
1862, republicans, 2,168. Fifty-two
precincts in the state give the regular
democratic ticket 1889, readjusters L.
958; republicans, COLO.
NORFOLK, Va, Nov. 2.-Returns from
sixty-one towns give the regular demo-
cratic candidates 1854 plurality.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 2.-Norfolk
gave Goode, democrat, for congress a
plurality Of 50. The election of Dozen
dorf, republican, to congress, from the
second district is conceded. This is a
republican gain of one congressman.
STANTON, Va, Nov. paul Read
jaster was elected to congress over
Allen, regular democrat, in the seventh
district by 1000 majority.
California.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3.-Returns
from the interior 327 precincts, incom-
plete, give Garfield 1920, Hancock
24,404, Weaver 901. Returns to come
in are likely to increase Hancock's ma
jority, and he has probably carried the
state.
Page, republican, elected to congress
in the second district. Probably Pachee
county has gone republican. Rosen-
cranz, democrat, is elected from this
city, and Berry, democrat, Of the third
district, is probably reelected. The
democrats are believed to have work
ing majority in the assembly, and on
joint ballot.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 2.-The election
in this city passed off quietly with the
exception of a difficulty between a
white man and negro at the poll, in
which the negro was wounded by q
pistol shot. Indications point to a
heavy vote here and throughout the
state.
New ORLEANS, La, Nov. 2.-Retl1rns
from all parts of the state indicate that
the democratic candidates in all the
congressional districts are elected.
Colorado.
DENVER, Nov. 2.-The election passed
off quietly with good weather; Il heavy
vote being polled. The republicans are
confident.
GOLDEN CRY, Co.., Nov. 2.-Garfield,
Is majority; republican gain of $50.
LoNGMoST, COL, Nov. 2.-Garfeld,
PSI; Hancock, 100; Weaver, So.
south Carolfua.
Pr. ROYAL, S. c., Nov. 2.-Hancock
4S; Garfield 297; Gov. Hagood Il;
Garry 76; congress, Fillman ~; Smalls
265; senate, Verdir A; Winter 1853.
BENNINGTON, Nov. 2.-Indications
are that Gartield's majority will be
larger than that for governor in Sep
TENDER.
LITTLE Rock, Nov. 2.-The election
passed OFT quietly in this city, light
vote being cast.
WAS SHE CRAZY?
Mrs. Wasserman browns Herself and
Her Youngest Child.
Chicago Tribune.
The evening of Tuesday, Oct. 18th,
the enuinear and fireman of engine No.
81 on the Illinois Central railroad saw,
through the darkness and light fog
which prevailed at the time, woman