The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-11-19


state b. about the usual majority. The re-
sult on Congress In the Sixth District II In
doubt. II i said that some 1000 Republi-
ean tickets in Warren County have been
throwu ont upon the ground that they were
10, in legal form under the laws 81 MissIs-
-.ppi- A dispatch from Natchez says
Lynch. II declared defeated, viii contest the
election before the House
Missouri Hanccck's and Crittenden's ma
ioTiries in the state estimated ~ from ~. 900
q $500 In =. Louis Hancock has = plu-
rlliry % ~ The Republicans elect por-
tion Of their city ticket The following are the
Cougre~smen elected; FIRST District, Ciardy
lD-l second. Allen d. Third, Frost (D.);
Fourth. Davis (D-l; Fifth. Bland (Dl;
sixth. Iiaxeltine (R--G.l; seventh, Rice
R--0.l. Eighth. Van Horn (R.l;
Ninth. not zseertained: Tenth. Burrows r.
CD; Eleventh. Clark ID; Twelfth. Hatch
Cd; Thirteenth. Buekner CD Total
Democrats. ); Greenbsekers, 4; Republic
,1n~. l. The above shows . Democratic loss
Of four Congressmen. viz. in the sixth. Sew
enth, Eighth and Tenth Districts.
Nebraska-Garfeld's majority estimated
~ =. 90.
- - 4AAA- n AAN1%A nAAI3Iltf - 4RNMt W.
Legislature Democratic. assuring the return
u Pair a. United States Senator to succeed
Sh1r0n-
New ampshir~-Gsrfeld's plurality
about 1000 Congressional delegation un-
changed
Ne~ Jersey-Haneock has . majority OF
about 1000 The Legislature i Re-
publiezn, Insuring Republican successor to
United states senator Randolph. The Con-
<rs<~ional delegation j. unchanged polit-
iesIly- Ludlow, Democrat. l. elected Gov
ernor by not far from 100 majority.
New Y0rk-Garield has carried the State
BY an e<tin ated majority Of from Il, 900 to
=. 90. The legislature i Republican in both
branches. thus Insuring Republican United
states senator to succeed Herman In New
York CITY Grace. Democrat. l. chosen May
o. BY very small maioritv. Hancock's ma
larity in New York City is 41.s76; In
Brooklyn. 9,979. The Democrats claim
net gain Of four Congressman in the State.
North Carolilz-Democratic BY about no.
40 majority The Republicans gain one
Congressman. Hubs in the Second District.
OhiO-GarheId's majority estimated Al
q. on.
Ore-oz-Republicsn majority about 800.
PennzyIvania-Garield majority in the
state i about 5000. The city Of Philadel-
phia gives about 1000 Republican majority.
The Legislature i Republican. thus insuring
United States senator to succeed Wallace.
The Democrats calm . net gain Of one Con-
gresham
Rhode Island-Gsrield's majority ..s10
n.
state By = majority Of about 5000, and elect
solid delegation 20 Congress-
Tennes~ee-Chooses Hancock Electors.
Hawkins. Republican. j. elected Governor.
legislature Democratic. In the First Con-
gressional District Peftibone. Rep, j. elected
over Taylor. present incumbent. and in the
Tenth District. Casey Young, Democrat, i
beaten BY Moore, Republican
Tex1s-The Democratic state and National
ticket has about 5000 majority, and all six
/ C0ngressmen are Democrats, being gain
Of on@-Shepherd. in the Fifth District.
verm0ut-Garfeld's majority estimated At
?. cso- Republican Con=ressmen all chosen.
yirginia-The strzighf-out Hancock elect
oral ticket IL chosen By plurality OF proba-
bly, sD.oo0 over the Republican ticket and
~. 80 over the Readiu<ter ticket Two OF
the Ec1dIu-ter Democratic Congressman are
elecsed-Plal in the seventh and Fulkerson
IN the Ninth Dezeniorf, Republican, il
elected In the Second District, Republican
gain.
4 West vir-inia-Hancock's plurality will
BE- about 12,0D1. Democratic Congressman
| all elected
/ WiSe0Esin-Garfeid's majority estimated
AZ sO.oe0 The Congressional delegation
stands six Republicans to two Democrats, q
Republican gain OF one-tiuenther beating
Bouek in the sixth District
Dakota Territory-Pettixrew, Republican,
elected Delegate 70 Congress.
The political complexion Of the next Sem
ate i in doubt. should the new senator
from California be Republican, and the
one from Tennessee . Democrat, the Demo-
Gratis will have . majority OF two--that Il,
supposing that Fair, o. Nevada, and Ma
hone. o. Virginia. act with the Democrats,
which some republicans assert will not he the
case should either one OF these gentlemen
ally himself with the Republicans, the SEN
zte will Be tie and the Vice President win
have the casting vote Estimates regarding
the political complexion Of the House are
stili more AZ variance. out IL T. generally ad-
mirtsd thar the Republicans will have ma
icrity sufficient to control IT, organization.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
A NEW YORK special to the Chicago
Tri5mns gives the following A. current per-
sonal and political rrImorss That Gen. sher-
man viii 70 on the retired list according 10
I hi own wish after hi forthcoming annual