Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-08

claim the State. full vote was polled. The ma
4 xReturns are coming in slowly and indicate that
the Democrats have carried the State by small
majority.
FLORIDA
Yesterday elected a Legislature and two
congressman. The following were the can
didates for the Forty-eighth Congress:
First. E =. Skinner tR. H, M. Davidson.
fRenominated. tUnseated in Forty seventh
Bisbee, jr.
In 1880 Davidson, Dem, First District, had
MAJ sjority of 1889, and Finley, Dem, Second,
had 1I53 majority. The Democratic ma
jority for governor in 1880 was 5665.
The ReauIt of Yesterday,s Vote.
PENSACOLA, November THE election to-day
passed OF quietly except the assault upon q coll
Democratic ticket The man was protected by the
prompt interference of the whites The result of
licans have carried the county by small majority.
GEORGIA.
Georgia elected ten coDgressmen yesterday.
The following named were the candidates:
Districts. Republican. Democratic.
Flint James Atkins c. Nichols.
Second. c. %esssiawsky, ri Henry G. Turner.
.....C Charles Crisp.
Fourth. Jos; =; Pau, Ind. taugh Buchan.n.
Fifth.----A. z Buck, / and R. J. Hammond:
seven seTsniG.w VIM h. FELTON,. Id @ ccls%ens
NlntS Em J. speer. D.. D. candIer
At Large. .Corn's D. Forsythe-.T .Thos Hardeman.
fRenominated tAlso for vacancy caused by
resignation of GOV. Stephens.
Black. Dem, in the First District, in 1880,
had 3447 msj:; Turner, Dem, Second, was
elected by 5079 msj.; Cook, Dem, Third,
1877 mai; Buchanan, Dem, Fourth, 2774
mai; Hsmmond, Dem, Fifth, 48l4 msj.;
Blount, Dem, Sixth, had no opposition and
received 1878 votes; Clements, Dem, Sew
enth, S45 maj; Stephens, DEM, Eighth, no
opposition, II, Sal votes; Speer, Ind. DEM,
Ninth District, 4064 mai. Democratic ma
jority in the Legislature 1877 on joint
ballot.
The Result OF Yesterdays vste.
ATLANTA, November THE election passed
of quietly Specials to the C0nSfitEi0R indicate
| fuli Democratic delegation to Congress. speer
| and FELTON, are both defeated
zres,ionsi District reelected Hugh Buch.nsn,
Dem over Pau. Ind. by from 400 to 5000 majority
| MISSOURI
| Yesterday voted for minor State oficers,
| Legislature and congressmen, and voted
| upon an amendment concerning the State
| judiciary. In 1880 eight of the thirteen CON-
| eressmen were Democrats (Firtt, Second,
| Third, Fourth, Fifth, Eleventh, Twelfth and
| Thirteenth); four were Greenbackers (the
Sixth, Seventh, Ninth and Tenth Districts),
and one was Republican eighth District,
Kansas City, The Legislature Of l880-Sl
| is Democratic BY 123 on joint ballot.
The KesuIf OF Yesterdays Vote.
ST LOUIS, November z-Lafayette county gives
an estimated usjority for Graves. Dem, for Con-
4 zress, of 900. .
| O CocEA 1-Returns from this city are still too
meager 10 give definite RESULT, but those indicate
i fbe eIection of the Democratic ticket with the
probable exception of sheriff coroner and CLERK o.
he Circuit Court possibly or two other bePup-
/ Heans may pull through, but It Is very doubtful
| Ii the Eighth Congressional District compr1sing
me northern wards of the city, OEen, Dem, VIII
N doubt have n small majority over hts
4 f9o- Republican opponents In the Ninth
L{rfe 1cify Mclean, Rep, seems 20 be
troHbing Brosdhesd, Dem. very closely but later