Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-11-10

jority OF three in the Assembly.
MISSISSIPPI.
JACKSON, Miss, November 9.-Returns
are coming In slowly, owing to the length
OF the tickets and scratching. Lowery
gains largely In Monroe, in Montgomery, in
Lafayette, YszOo, Grenada and Jackson
counties. Marshall, Noxubee and Copiah
are conceded to Lowery. Copiah
is the home of King. This city
gives King 1,6l0 majority. but
Kinds county is conceded to Lowery.
Lowery's majority In the State is estimated
at from $1,000 to 10000. So far as heard
from the election has been quiet throughout
the State, except at Marion, Lauderdale
county.
Returns are coming in freely from the
central and northern counties. Blu, few of
the southern and eastern counties, which
are nearly all Democratic, have vet reported.
The Democratic Central Committee claim
the election of the State ticket by from
10000 to 10000, and the Fusionists concede
their overwhelming defeat. Three-quarters
OF both branches Of the Legislature will be
Democratic.
Lowery, Democrat, is at the headquarters
OF the committee to-day. receiving the con-
gratulatiOns Of his friends.
NATCHEZ, MISS, November ct is es-
timated that King (Fusionist) for Governor
carries this county by GOO majority. The
regular Democratic committee claim that
the county ticket is elected by 8 small ma
jority. Only about half a vote was polled.
Boxes will not be opened till tomorrow.
VICKsBURG, MISS, November 9.-Com-
plete returns are not yet received from War
rem county, owing to the bad weather, bad
roads and the distance some of the boxes
have to be brought. The full count will
probably be reached Tomorrow. Enough
has been received to insure the reelection of
OF r. f. Beck, Republican, for Sheriff.
1t is thought that the county
outside Of Vieksburg has gone
for King (Fusion) for Governor. The city
of Vicksburg is Democratic for State Off
GERS, and Fusion for the other officers.
Specials received here by the HerG d and
Commercial indicate that the State has gone
Democratic by 10000 or $4,000 majority.
Nothing is received from counties north of
the Mississippi river.
NEW ORLEANS, November 9-Telegrams
from 10 counties in Mississippi show that
the Democrats have carried them all except
Madison, where the Fusion gains were
about 400. Every indication points to the
success of the Democratic State ticket by
from Is, 900 to 10000.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, November 9.-The Press
| publishes a table showing a plurality for
| Bailey (Republicsn) over Noble (DemOcTai)
Of 1888. Wolfe has 600 plurality in Union
county, his home, and 1900 In Snyder
county. The Times estimates Bailey's plu-
/ rality at about 2, 900.
The Republican State Committee has
| some additional advices from the Interior,
/ from which they place Bailey's majority for
| Secretary of State at 1000; but the Demo-
! cratic campaign managers are not satisfied
| but that an adverse result has been achieved.
! Chairman Bogert, Democrat, instances the
| vote OF 1862, when for three days the Re-
| publlcaus claimed a victory without sub
siantisl grounds. He admits, however, that
the contest has been close, and is inclined
to believe that Bailey (Rep.) has a small
majority.
! MINNESOTA.
ST. PAUL, MINI, November 9-Returns
come in very slowly. In all the larger
places there has been much scratching and
in the counties the voteis light everywhere,
| falling eff from last year aud affecting the
| two parties nearly alike. In St. Paul John
ston (Democrat) for Governor is running
leaf Clark, defeated by Judge
Van Aubrey in the Republican convention
for Supreme Judge, is receiving large
vote. About half the ticket will be Repub-
liean and half Democratic. Hubbard. Re-
| publican, for Governor, runs ahead OF his
! ticket in the First and Second districts and
behind In the Third. The probability is that
| his gaius and losses will about offset each
| other, aud that he aud the whole Republi-
can ticket will be elected by a majority
somewhat reduced from last year. At
| Minneapolis the whole Repu blican county
/ ticket is probably elected.
Returns from 106 cities, townships and
precincts give Hubbard lRep.] for Governor
20 06O, johnson (Dem) 1850. This is
about one third Of the vote OF the State. If
the other precincts vote Ia the same pro-
portion Rubbard's majority will be from
10000 to %, 600.
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, November 9-The latest re-
turns, comprising one third OF the State,
indicate that the Republican candidates are
elected by 3 600 majority, with the possible
exception of State Treasurer.
Towns and cities embracing tWo-thirds OF
the State gave a net Democratic gain OF s.
29S. The Democratic State Central Com
mittee claims q good chance of carrying the
State, and say their candidate for State
Treasurer, Falk, is surely elected, while the
Republican State Central Committee are
positive that their entire Safe ticket is
elected.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, November 9.-The city com
plete shows that Gary (Rep.) also nomina-
ted by the Democrats for Judge OF the First
Superior Court, has been unanimously
elected. Stephens (Rep.) for Clerk OF the
County Court has 2Ol2 majority. Msllacks
and Sommer (Dem.) for County Commis-
sioners each received over l, 200 majority.
The total vote in the city is little over
% 600, or less than half the ordinary full
vote. The falling off was not more of a
surprise than the defeat of the Republican
Commissioners.
| MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE. November 9 Returns are still
incomplete, but are sufficient to form an
estimate of the general result. The Repub
lcans have gained unexpected victories IN
! several Democratic counties. The next SEN
ate will stand, according to present esti-
mates, 10 Democrats and 10 Republicans
In the last seDate there were Republicans
and 10 Democrats. Based on the same esti-
mate the House will stand SO Democrats
and 80 Republicans.
NEBRASKA.
OMAHA. November 9.-Returns from the
election are incomplete. The State is un-
doubtedly Republican by large majority,
and most Of the counties are reported to
have been carried by the Republicans.
| IINcoLN, November 9-The Republicans
carry the State by about the usual majority
Of from 1900 to $4,000.
COLORADO.
DENVER, November 9.-The election
| passed off Quietly. The Republicans claim
500 msjorits Gu the Mayor, while the sup
porters of the Peoples ticket. the only op-
position. concede 100 majority. Returns
from other points in the State Indicate Den
yer is selected as the permanent capital.
CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD, November 9-The Cotra'i
has complete returns form the State. making
the following result in the House: Repubn-
! cans 149, Democrats 9S, GreenbackerS l.
| Last year the House stood: Republicans 100
Democrats 50, Greenbackers l, lndepen-
dent IL
NEW JERSEY.
The latest returns from New jersey show
the political status of the next Legislature
as follows: Senate-ReDublicans Is, Demo
cras 8, a Democratic gain of 3. Assembly
Republicans 80, Democratic gain OF 4.
KANSAS.
TOPEKA. November 9.-The election
throughout this state excited less interest,"
than usual, except In local contests, Inc
| Republican State Central Committee mas
not been advised OF any Republican losses
MASSACHUSETTS,.
RosToN, November e-Later returns snow
that the Senate will stand 35 Republicans.
Democrats, and 1 Independent hepuon'
can.
Weath er Indications.