Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12

publican candidates for Congress are elected.
 WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. S-The Dem ocrats elect the Governor and Congress men by small majority.
 BosroS, Nov. s.-The whole Re publican ticket IS elected except Bishop. The majority in the State ticket Is estimated at l5,OOO.
 DETROIT, Mich, Nov. s-Returns are incomplete. It is estimated the Re publicans carry the entire State ticket by I05 to 1,200. Both parties clam the governor. The Republicans doubtless control both branches of the Legis- lature.
 ST. PAUL, Minn., Nov. 9.-Returns in- dicats the election of five Republican Congressman; three districts are III doubt. The Legislature will probably stand: Senate, Republicans g.: Demo crats, 10; Independents and Green packers, 3. House, Republicans, I6; Democrats, 2S; Independents, 5.
 ST. LOUIS, Nov. 9.-It appears now that Missouri sends solid Democratic Delegation to Congress.
 MILWAUKEE, Nov. 9.-Republicans elect Congressman; Democrats 5 and doubtful l.
 DEs MONIES, Nov. 10.-From the re- turns up to this hour the State Register puts the Republican majority ln the State over the Democrats at 4,0OO, and 10000 over all, with nine Republican Congressmen certain.
 DRs MoISEs, Nov 10-Latest returns indicate the Republicans have lost the following Congressmen: Farewell in I'd, Updegraff in 4th, Wilson in 9th, Ander- son in the 9th. The successful Demo crats being Murphy, Weller, Frederickr and Pusey. Congressional delegation
 will therefore stand, Republicans :,
 Democrats 4: last House 9 Republican, rom Jne InUuDes speclRI rom New
 Orleans: Hunt in the First, Ellis III the
 Second, Blanchard in the Fourth, Heron
 in the Sixth district, Democrats, are
 elected by increased maiorities. The
 Third is close, but Kellogg, Republican. appears to lead by five hundred. The Fifth district has not heen heard from.
 CAMDEN, Nov. lO.-George M. Robe son, R., is defeated by SO. J. Hart
 Brewer, F., for Congress in the Second district, IS reelected by about 7O0 ma iority.
 TRENTON. N. J., Nov. 10.-The House
 will stand 34 Democrats, 2 Indepen- dent Democrats and 9 Republicans. Democrats are sure of three majority on joint ballot and may have seven.
 NASHVILLE, Nov. 9.-The indication. are that Bates IS elected Governor by & considerable majority over Hawkins, R. Democratic Congressmen have been elected from six districts. Warren. D. IS probably defeated by Tillman, I. D.. in the Fifth district. The Democrats have probably S5 out of 130 members in the Legislature.
 CHATTANooGA, Nov9.-Dibbren, D., is re elected in the Third district.
 RICHMOND, Nov. 9.-The Realjusters claim the State by 30,GO0 majority. Eel kinson, Democratic in the Nineth dis srict, is probably elerted. The Demo crats claim the election of COngressraer in the lst, 3d, 9th and Sth districts. Tn, Coalitionists claim the election of Johr $. Wise, Congressman-at Large, by l5, 900 majority. They also claim the Con gressmen in the 1st, 2d, 4tb, 9th, 7th and Sth districts.
 CHICAGO, Nov. l0.-The Chairman Of the Republican State Committee sayl that R. W. Dunham, R., Is elected to Congress from the First district. Jchr F. Finerty. l., is elected in the Second district ". c. Kufner, R., of the Eighteenth district IS elected over Morrison. There will probably be gain of one Republican Congressman In the State.
 LINCOLN, Nov. 10.-The Republican State ticket will receive about I5,OOO | plurality. Weaver, R., is elected in the | First district and Laird, R., in the | Second by good maiorities. The Thirt l district is still somewhat in doubt, but 1 the chances are that Foster Valentine. l R., is elected by about 3,00D to 5000 over the Democratic and Independent | 
 ALBANY. Nov. 10.-The Journal gives 5 Democrats and AZ Republicans in As sembly; maj ority in favor of free canal l50,OO0.
 WILMINGTON, Nov. l0.-The Congre- .ional delegation will stand eight Dem Icrats to one Republican.
 PROVIDENCE, Nov. lO.-Returns have been received from every town in the wo Congressional districts of this State. In the First district SpoOner, R. las 3,5I5; Latham, D.. l,49l; scattering 6; Spooner's majority, 2,OOO. In the second district Jonathan Chase. R., hAs ',3i9; Wheeler, D., 1881; scattering 62: jhase's majority, l,5l2
 MILWAUKEE, Nov. I0.-Summsrlzed eturns of all the counties in the State ndicate that the election of five Repub- lcan and four Democratic Congress nen-a Democratic gain of two. One llstrlct, the Ninth, IS new, under the ecent apportionment. The vote the State was unusually arge on account Of prohibition being ID issue in most of the districts, especi- lily Tn the Fourth In the First dis net Williams, R, is reelected; ID the 'econd district, Sumner, D., IS elected; n the Third, Jones, D., IS elected over Aeyes and HazletOn, two contesting republican candidates; in the Fourth lstnct Deuster IS reelected; in the fifth district, Rankin, D.; Sixth district, fuenther, R.; Seventh district, Butt, R; light district, Price, R.; Ninth district, R. PHILADELPHIA, Nov. I0.-Complete eturns show that the State Senate will tand g Republicans, 2l Democrats. eturns from nearly all Assembly dis- I 1cts and careful estimates from those , ot heard from, give the Democrats 1l0 i Iembers, Republicans 6l. PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 11.-Returus /. om every county in the State. of which |, are official, give Patterson 3S,s50 plu- : ity. NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-The latest re- V rms make Cleye.and's majority l96, ,4l3 2