The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-09


licans gain 2, The House will stand lSl
Republicans, 50 Democrats, and ! unde-
Cided; the Democrats probably gaining !.
The total vote Of the State will exceed l5, 3
900. Last year Long, Republican, had in
the whole State, l64,926; Thompson, Dem
ocrat; lll,4l0. Sergeant, Greenbacker,
1891; Almy, Prohibition, 1850; all Others,
81,
Bosroy, November 9.-Later returns
show that the Senate will stand IS Repub-
licans, 4 Democrats and one Independent
Republican.
WISCONSIN ELECTION.
MIIwAUKEE, November S,-0ut Of six
teen hundred towns in the State, one hun
dred and twenty-five have been heard
from, which give Democratic gain Of
1880.
The returns up to $50 o'clock indicate a
very light vote all over the State, Alilwau.
kee city and county gives Rusk, Republic.
can for Governor, 255 majority, while Falk,
Democratic candidate for State Treasurer,
runs over 5000 ahead OF his ticket, and
there is bare possibility Of Falk's election,
Returns from sixty-two towns, composing
over two hundred precincts in the State,
show a net Democratic gain OF $3.50. The
Republican State Central Committee at this
hour claim the State by 10000 majority.
One hundred and fifty towns, COM
prising the town Of Milwaukee and about
four hundred precincts and one-quarter OF
the State, heard from ut l030 show u net
Democratic gain ofB,900. The Prohibition
vote is larger than was expected, and will
reach 10000 or 10000, and accounts for the
falling off. The Democrats be-
gin to feel confident Of the election OF
Falk, Treasurer, and some claim that the
entire ticket is elected, The Republican
Central Committee is still confident that
theState ticket elected by small majority.
The rural preCintcs, which are strongly Re-
publican, are yet to hear from, There Is
excitement here as the re-
turns come in showing. Democratic gains.
The Legislatures Is undoubtedly Republican.
MILWAUKEE, WIS, November Sat
midnight l6l towns and the city Of Mil
waukee give a net Democratic gain Of 1904.
Chairman Anderson Of the Democratic
State Central Committee claims the cleo
tion OF the Democratic State ticket, The
Republican leaders are surprised at their
losses but do not admit the loss OF the
State, although they say the result Is
doubtful. The Prohibition ticket has de-
feated the Republicans, II they are defeat.
ed, rs their vote Is probably $4,000.
At the very latest, Secretary Payne, OF
the Republican State Central Committee,
expresses strong belief that the Republican
ticket Is elected.
RESULTS IN CONNECTICUT.
Ngw LONDON, CoNN,, November g.
Robt, Colt, Republican, has been elected
Senator from the Ninth district by 800
plurality over Burgess, Democrat.
New London elects two Democratic Rep
rcsentatives.
Groton, Stonnington and North ston-
ninEon each elect one Republican and one
Democratic Representative.
HARTFORD, Conn, November S.-The
Republicans carried both branches Of the
Legislature by reduced majorities. Last
year the Senate stood IL 10 s; this year 1t
will probably stand II Republicans to I
Democrats. The House will probably
stand about l4S Republicans to 100 Demo.
Gratis.
Hartford elects Republican Senator and
one Republican and one Democratic Rep
resentative.
New Britain Is Democratic, and'NYater-
bury, Meriden and Norwich are Repub-
lican.
New HAVEN, CoNN., November s.-The
vote Of New Haven on representatives TO
the General Assembly, Is: Bristol (Rep.),
:, 1855; Tesing (Rep.), 324O; Robertson
(Dem.), 5,00S; Fox Dem.), 4,S47.
NEW JERSEY ELECTIONS.
TRENTON, N. j., November S.-The indi-
cations are that the vote has been light all
over the State. II rained during the fore
noon at intervals and the roads were in a
bad condition. Monmouth county elects o
Republican State Senator and two Demo-
cratic Assemblymen. The Third District
is in doubt, with the chances in favor OF
the Republican candidates. Ocean county
chooses one Republican Assemblyman. In
Morris county two Republican and one
Democratic Assemblymen are elected. The
returns from this county indicate Republi-
can gains.
TRENTON, N. j., November S.-Union
county elects Republican Senator, one
Democrat and two Republican Assembly
men. Sheriff elected. Forsyth (Dein.) In
Elizabeth City. s. i. Rider ftep.) Is prob
ably elected Mayor. The Republicans
gain at least one Councilman,
MoRRisTOwS, n. j., October S,-Morris
county elected the following ASsemblymen.
First District, johnson, Republican; Second
District, Post, Republican; Third District,
Lindsheim, Democrat. All were reelected.
Howell is elected Sheriff by 5000 majority.
The returns indicate Republican gains.
NEWARK, MI, October S.-Essex county
elects q Republican Senator By majority
Of seven; also seven Republican Assembly.
men and five Democrats. A Republican
Sheriff was elected by over $500 majority.
TRENTON, November S.-The returns thus
far indicate the following as the political
standing Of the next Legislature Of New
Jersey: Senate, Republicans, l3; Demo.
cratS, 8, gain OF 3; Assembly, Republi.
cans, 80; Democrats, 2s, gain of.
MINNESOTA.
ST. PAul, November s.--Returns are
coming In very slowly, mostly from smaller
places. In all the larger places there has
been much scratching. The vote Is light
everywhere, the falling Off from last year
affecting the two parties nearly alike. In
ST. Paul General Johnston, Republican,
for Governor, Is running ahead Of his
ticket, and Greenleaf Clark, defeated by
Judge Van Aubrey In the Republican
Convention for Supreme Judge, Is receiv.
Ing large vote. About half the ticket
will be Republican.
NEBRASKA.
OMAHA, November S.-The returns from
the election are incomplete butshow thatthe
State Is undoubtedly Republican, by large
majority, and most Of the counties are be.
lieved to be carried also by the Republicans
The Woman's suffrage question will not be
voted Upon Until next year.
Chicago Elections.
CnrcAuo, November s.-This city com.
ptete shows Cary tRepublican) also i1olni.
mated by The Democrats for Judge OF the