The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-10

treasurer, Bailey, republican, 55.S94;
Noble, democrat, 42,435; Wolfe, in
dependent, 14,547 Jackson, national,
PSI Judge, Mitchell, 10000.
The Press gives returns from
% counties, showing Bailey's major
lty Is 2,T53. The Times says
Balley's plurality is 297.
VIRGINIA.
Richmond, 9.-Returns this morn
ing are Of the same general tenor as
last night, showing slight addi-
tlOnaI gains for Daniels, democrat,
for governor, but still leaving the
result in doubt. Democrats, how
ever, claim they have gained five
more members of the legislature
and lost one, making a gain of thir-
teen, which necessitateS a further
gain OF two to have a majority on
joint ballot. Readjusters are conf
dent that their state ticket is
elected, and estimate Cameron's ma
jOrity at $4,000 to 10000. As to the
legislature, they claim a good work
ing majority on joint ballot.
Washington, 9.-The following
telegram was received from Peters
burg, Va, by Commissioner Raum.
The few reports we have are fully
up to our expectations. Goode,
democrat, is beaten, and Norfolk is
ours by ever 1000 majority. Nor
folk County, Dozend0rf's home, we
have carried by 1000 majority.
Richmond, 9-The State news
| paper, democratic, this afternoon
says that Cameron is probably
elected by 5000 majority.
The Wing readjusteTs Srgan, in
an editorial on the result in Viz
ginia, will, tomorrow, say. Our vic
tory is certain. We have not yet
received sufficient returns to give
the exact or even the approximate
| figures Of our majorities, but we
/ know enough to be quite positive
| that Colonel Cameron and the whole
state ticket is elected by majority
of not less than $4,000, and that we
have carried both branches of the
general assembly by Joint majority
exceeding that of the legislature of
1890. Indeed the returns, as far as
received, fully justify the claiming
of majority Of 10000 for our state
ticket, but out of abundant caution
We decline to claim anything,
though we might reasonably do SO.
At any rate our victory is complete,
and as at the last election
the people have reelected a govern
ment which will accept the United
States readjustment, and give effect
in full to the popular will. There
| is no doubt in this.
| Later returns fIzgthar reduce the
democratic gains in the legislature.
and there is now 40 hope of recOV-
ering lost ground in the counties to
hear from. Pretty full returns from
One-half the state show that Cameron
is elected, and that the readjusterS
will have good working majority
on joint ballot in the legislature.
At the readjuster headquarters the
election of the state ticket is
claimed by not less than 1900, and
the majority ia the legislature II to
20 on joint ballot. Readjusters are
exceedingly jubilant, tonight, and
are marching in procession through
the streets with bands and firing of
canOns.
WISCONSIN.
Milwaukee, Cone hundred and
ninety-One towns and cities inclu-
ding Milwaukee and embracing two
ffths of the state, with interior
republican precincts to hear from,
| give a net democratic gain of $685..
The republican vote, on the
basis Ofthe last gubernatOrial cleo
ton, to overcome, is $500. The
democratic state central committee
claim there is a good show for car
rying the State and claim state
Treasurer Folk positively. The re-
publican state central committee
is positive of the election of the en-
tire ticket by from 1900 to 5000.
Private kilograms from prominent
republicans in the interior seem to
ensure the success of the republican
ticket. Returns come in slowly.
The vote is not over sixty per cent
of the usual vote, and the flooded
condition of a large portion of the
northern part of the state is assigned
as the reason. Some precincts
have drawn at least $4,000 or $4,000
votes from republicans.
Milwaukee, 9.-AbOut half the
state heard from gives net demo-
cratic gain Of about $500. The re-
publican majority to overcome on
the basis of the figures made is &c.
900. so that the democratic rates of
gain would have to be more than
doubled on the balance of the state
to defeat the republican ticket. To
night the republicans are very con-
fdent, and Secretary Payne, CT the
republican state central cOnmittees
claims the state by 1900. The demo-
Gratis still claim the election of FaIk,
treasurer. Further returns insure
The election of the republican state
ticket. and the plurality is esti-
mated at not less than 5000.