The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-10

majority, only about half vote being
polled. The boxes will not be open until
tomorrow.
MINNESOTA.
sr. PAUL, November 9.-Returns from
lO6 cities, townships and precincts, received
up to eight o'block, give Hubbard, Repub-
lican, for Governor, 20,06O johnson, Dem.
ocrat, 1880. This is about one-third Of
the vote Of the State, and indicates fall
ing OF OF 30 to 40 per cent, from the vote
OF last year. II other precincts vote in the
same proportion Hubbard's majority will
be from 10000 to 5000. The rest OF the
ticket will be about the same, except for
Supreme Judge, Van Auburg, Republican,
falls 1000 behind Hubbard in the pre-
cincts returned. Ramsay county gives q
536 for Hubbard and 3,4G8 for johnson,
elects three Republican and six Demo-
cratic officers. Hennepin county gives q
046 for Hubbard and l,256 for johnson,
and about the same majority for the Re-
publican county tickets. All constitution
al amendments OF general effect are prob
ably carried. The land bond proposition
is probably defeated, as 1t requires q ma
iority OF all the votes,
Returns from the State arc incomplete,
but the Republican majority is estimated
at 10000, a slight gain.
t. NEW JERSEY,
TRENTON, N. j., November O.-The re-
suit in New Jersey Is as follows Out Of 8
Senators elected the Republicans elect 4
and the Democrats l. The Senate will
stand l2 Republicans and Democrats,
The House so Republicans and 80 Demo-
Gratis, leaving the Republicans majority Of
8 on Joint ballot,
NEWARK, N. j., November 9.-The latest
returnsgive areduced Republican majority
for Legislature. The Senate stands l3sRe.
publican and s Democrats. Assembly 2S
Republicans and 30 Democrats, one Anti
monopoly Republican and one doubtful,
but claimed by the Republicans. The
Democrats gain three Senators and the
Republicans one.
NEBRASKA,
OMAHA, November 0.-The returns come
in very slowly, A light vote generally was
polled, The State ticket comprised one
Judge Of the Supreme Court and two Uni
versity Regents. No special interest Is at
tNched to TINT part OF the ticket, us the
State Is largely Republican and the Repub.
lican candidates are elected by large ina
jorities. Considerable interest Is generally
manifested over the county officers. Doug
lass county elected the straight Republi-
can ticket by majorities ranging from 200
to 1900 This Is the first time the straight
ticket has been elected In this county for
several years. Hall county went Republi.
can for the first time In It's history.
COLORADO.
DENVER, November 0.-The full returns
from the city give $40 majority for Morris,
Rep, for Mayor, over the Greenbacker and
peoples candidate. The county returns,
with two precincts to hear from, give SpAng-
ler, Rep, for Sheriff, 0l0 majority, a Re-
publican gain over 1870 Of about one hun.
dred. The lowest estimate places Denvers
majority over oil for permanent Capitol at
about 10000,
CONNECTICUT.
Hartford, November O.-The Iepub.
licans elected ten out Of fourteen Senators
voted for yesterday, giving them II out oil
"a Senators. Last year the Senate stood
lG to s. This year there arc three new
districts. The House stands, according to
the COurdnt returns, l49 Republicans, 0S
Democrats, | GreenbaCker. Last year:
Republicans 100, Democrats 80, Green
back l..
... PENNSYLVANIA.
PMILApELpItIA, November 0.-!The Times
says: 1Iailey's plurality Is 2,900
The Pres gives returns from GO counties,
showing Bailey's plurality over Noble to
be 1888.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BosroN, November O.-With two towns
to hear from the total vote Is: Long, 065S2;
Thompson, 53,55S; Andrews, 4,775; Almy,
l,74l. There will be reCounts OF the vote
for Representatives in two Middlesex dis
tricts.