The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-05

is claimed. Nothing definite. Wad-
dell, dem., in the Sixth District, IL
probably elected. and Monsan, dem,
IN the Tenth. In the Fourth Davis
Is elected; Fifth, Blank; Seventh,
Phillipr; Eleventh, CLARK; Twelfth,
Hatch. and Thirteenth, Buckner, all |
democrats.
WAddell and Mansur are probably
elected.
81. Joseph, 4.--The contest is very
close, with the chances in favor OF
greenbackers by 100 majority.
Kansas City, 4,-ViDharn, rep,
bas probably 200 plurality.
St. Louis, A reliable report
from Sedslia declares that Colonel
Phillips, DEM, is beaten by Judge
Rice, greenbaok. rep, by 400 to COOL
majority.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Concord, 3.-Garfeld's plurality is |
about 1000. Hall. rep, is elected
10 the First District by over 500 plu
rality; Biggs, rep, Second, by over
1000; FIR, rep, Third, By over 800.
NEW 1Ohks
New York, 3.-Presidsntial vote
complete: Hancock. 123,1 02; Gar
field. 81, 726.
The Times Gays the republicans
carried the state By $1,000 majority.
and gives a table Of all the counties
showing GSrield's total msjorities
to be 1921: Hancock's. SO. 946
The republican gain over re is atG,ed
as 58,143. The Times also gives a
list Of members elected to the Forty
seventh Congress, as far as ascer
tanned, aud divides them politically as
follows: Republicans, 156; democrats,
132; Greenback, 5.
New York, 4.-All the papers of
this city, both democratic and rspub-
licar, ooncede New York state to
Garfield by 9 majority ranging from
600 TO $1,000. The headquarters
OF the republican national committee
are closed. No address to the people
will be cent out by the committee.
They claim their success is a Su fhcient
assurance.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Raleigh, 3.-The indications are
that the state has gone democratic by
a reduced majority.
The Second District elects a repub.
licar congressman. Third, Fifth,
Sixth, Seventh and Eighth Districts
elect democrats. Returns are not
sufficient from the First and Fourth
Districts to indicate the result. The
legislature is believed to be demo-
cratic.
Chicago, 3.-Look out for a posi- !
tive republican victory in North Caro-
lima. It is believed here to be quite
positive that republicans OF that state
may cause 9 surprise by their work.
OREGON.
San Francisco, 4.-Returns from
Oregon, 50 far as received, and esti
mates from Other places, make the
republican majority not less than 500.
Republican. think there is no posi-.
bility of it falling below 800.
Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia, 3.-Ofioial returns
and corrected estimates, Of the vote
in this state, received to- day, increase
GaIfeld's majority about 1000 over
the estimate teleRrsphed this morning.
The Pennsylvania congressional dsle-
CATION in the Forty-seventh Congress
will stand 81 follows: First District,
Henry H. Bingham, rep; Second,
Charles UNsill, rep; Third, g. J
Randall. dem.; Fourth, VIM. D.
Kelly, rep; Fifth. Alfred G. Harmer,
rep; Sixth, VIM. Ward, rep; Seventh,
VIM. Godsbalk. rep; Eighth, Samuel
Ermentrout, dem; Moth, A. Herr.
Smith, rep; Tenth, VIM. Mitchle,
dem.; Eleventh, Robt. Klote, DEM;
Twelfth. Joseph A. Schanton, rep;
Thirteenth, John II. Avon, DEM; ,
Fourteenth, Samuel 7. Barr, rep. .
Fifteenth. o. G. Jadwin, rep; Six /
tenth, Twill require official vote to
decided Seventeenth, ]. NJ. Campbell,
rep; Eighteenth, Horatio G. Fisher,
rep; Nineteenth, F. E. Beltzhoover, +
DEM; Twentieth, A. 6. Curtin, dem. !
Tuenty-frst. Morgan E. Wise, dem /;
Twenty-seoond, Russell E Rett, rep. 7
Twenty-third, Thomas NJ. Baine, i
rep; TWenty-fourth, w. 8. shallen- :
berger, rep; Twenty-ffth, Harry /
White, rep; Twenty-sixth, s. q.
Miller, rep; Twenty-seveuth, Lewis y
T. Watson, rep. :
Later returns from the Twenty. T
fifth Congressional District gives a
James Mosgrovs. dsm.. 500 msjority. $,
The Times makes the Legislature
stand, Seuste-republicsns go, =
democrats 10. greenbaok l, vacancy / .
neutrality-suspicious. 119, democrats
10, greenback 8. Republican ma. al
ority over all on Joint ballot 46. q.
SOUTH CAROLINA. o
Columbus, 3.-The report of tbei
election in the city is as follows: -
Democratic msjority IN the city, 361;
Iemocratic msjority in Richland
)ounty, 456. The Daily Register has
pedals saying the democrats elect I
Il over the state, and the state IL br,
nre for Hancock mo
Edge6eld, 4,-One negro wbs killed n Il
nd eleven wounded in the election tur
lot. I
TENNESSEE. =
Memphis, 3.-Repubicans gain r.
20 congressman in Tennessee and y
ect the governor.
Moon is probably elected here to
ongress by 1000 majority Republic
ms gain eleven assemblymen and
aim the legislature By virtue Of other 2.
.ins in middle and east Tennessee.
Memphis, 4.-Lster returns from
lafayette and Harden Counties in
re the election of w. F. Moore. De
publican candidate for Congress, BY
1t less than 600 majority over Casey va
oung, DEM; republican gain.
TEXAS.
5. - The democratic
tie and national ticket carried by
900 majority. Shepherd, dem, OAi
Congress is elected. giving TexAs
'olid democratic representation in
ngress.
VIRGINIA. r.
Va, 3.-Returns en- Is
Icing over half OF Virginia swell -
victery of the regular democratic *
ctoral ticket. which, when sll re
ms are in, will have a handsome