Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-08

IL OAion couA1y IdtteSouS plural1Vy Is ~.
with four districts to hear from. Perry
county, Beaver 20 plurality, Stewards vote
about Is. Kinson, rep. for congress
in the Eighth district has so majority.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Returns show
heavy Democratic gains. Beaver will be
defeated by 10000.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IA Scranton dis
patch says Daniel Irmentraut is certainly
elected to congress in the Twelfth district
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. brigham. rep.
| is elected to congress in the First district.
ONell, rep. in the Second district, Randall.
dem. in the Third district, Kelly, rep. in
the Fourth district. Southampton county
gives Patteson $500 majority, DEM gain
of 600. Lioga county gives Stewart 400
plurality. Huntington and Bradford conn
ties have gone Democratic.
PHILADRLPdrA. Nov. 7.-Congressman
McSherry, dem., is reelected by an III
! creased majority.
PITTSBURGH. Nov. beavers plurality
IN Allegheny county is estimated at 1000
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. In Miffiin coun-
ty the pluralities are: Pattison 25o. Black.
$50, Africa 260, Clark 26O, Elliott $50. For
congress, Curtin 300.
Bedford CONTEMPLATION $50 plurality.
In the remainder of the state he is likely
to receive about the same vote. For cor
gress, Coffroth (dem.) 400 majority. The
, Democrats elect both candidates for the
assembly.
chester Co.-Returns are meager. but
enough to indicate plurality of about
1000 for Beaver. The independent vote
amounts to about l.5O0. Brosius runs
ahead OF his ticket. The Republicans elect
all assemblymen.
Schuylk Co.-Patteson, Black, Clark,
Africa and Elliott, $500 plurality each.
Northampton County-Gives Patteson
l.4OO plurality. The Democrats elect all
their candidates for the assembly. Nc
Cormick has 1,40O plurality in the county
for congress.
PoTTsvILLE; Pa, Nov. 7.-Brumm.
| Republican and Greenback is elected to
congress in the Thirteenth district by 300
majority.
Potter county gives Beaver, Rowle and
Grier, Republican, $50 plurality each.
and Brosius, Republican, 100 plurality for
congress. Brown, Republican, has 500
plurality. The Republicans elect their
candidate for the assembly. In Berks
county Patterson's majority is I.O41. p
Democratic gain of 400. Nineteen cleo
ton districts in the county give Demo
cratic gain of 800 The Prohibition vote
in Reading was 600 and Stewards 200.
The only candidate on the regular Dem.
ocratic judicial ticket elected. was VIM. A.
Fisher, who was also nominate aud voted
for by Independents. In the Third con-
gressional district, comprising the first
nine wards of the city, Hoblitzel. dem. is
reelected, and in the Fourth district. com
prising all other wards except the Seven
teenth, Findlay, dem., is elected by about
800 majority. Few returns are received
from other congressional districts
Berks county gives the Patteson ticket
1885 majority. The democrats elect all
their candidates for assembly.
Lehigh county gives Patteson 1000 ma
jority; for congress Mutchler has 1000
majority. The democrats elect assembly,
men.
Lackawanna County-Pluralities Bea-
yer 500; Scranton, congress, 1000; Waters.
state senate, 1,20Q.
Dauphin county--Beavers plurality is
about 1900. Mccormick, dem. for con-
gress, runs largely ahead of his ticket.
The republicans elect an assemblyman.
Carbon cOunty-Pattesen has about
1000 plurality; Elliott, dem. for congress
at-large $50 maj; Beddis for senator about
the same. The democrats elect an assem-
blyman.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. The Times esti-
mates Patteson's plurality for governor in
the state at 10000. The Press estimates
Patteson's plurality at $4,000 to 10000.
Luzerne county-Patteson's plurality
5000, as indicated by the returns now in.
Huntington Co-Returns now in show
the county is quite close, with indications
in favor of a small plurality for Patteson.
Stewards Ind.) vote will be about 759.
Bayne (Rep.) is elected t. congaess from
the Twenty-third district by large ma
jority, having no DEM opposition. From
the Twenty second district the returns are
meager, but it is believed that Errett rep
will have $500 majority. Mutcher. (Dem.
for congress is reelected in the Tenth dis
trict by 5000 majority.
Northampton Co.-Patteson 1000 plu-
| rallty and Stewards vote is about 600.
Jeremiah S. Hess, Democrats elected to the
state senate in the Eighteenth district
The Democrats elect their assemblymen.
Bradford county-Beavers plurality
| about 400.
Union county-Ten townships give
Beaver 45 plurality and indicate that he
VIII nave small plurality In the county.
The county ticket is in doubt.
Lancaster county-Beaver 1000 plural
ity. Brosius runs considerably ahead of
his ticket.
Lebanon County-Beaver and the rest of
| 4he state ticket on the Republican side
l.4OO plurality. Barr for congress from
the Fourteenth district ge's 1900 major
ity in the county. The Republicans elect
all of their assembly men.
Washington County-Beaver 800 plural
ity. For congress in the Twenty fourth
district Lawren ce has 200 majority in the
county. The Republicans probably elect
all of their assemblymen.
Huntington ceunty-Is quite close In
dications of small plurality for Patteson.
Bayne, rep, is reelected to congress from
the Twenty-third district by large ma
jority.