The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-12

The Democrats Lave elected svSty
conerssspau. except In the S-cons
Di~trict. -vh.rs e'H.ra. R-pablie.v.
had NO oPpo-itieu. The L.xiL.urs is
Democratic. although the Republics
made . R.in.
HEw HAMPaHrRs.
Revised aud corrected r-tnrns frsE
22S owns give Hal. 37.sAl; Edgsrr,
sc. IVA; 'sst;sriug. eli. Hais.s major
lily probably eaunos be reduced below
ESQ. The Senate stands eleven R-pub.
hcans and four Democrats. On. de
trict makes no ohoics and Two disiricts
are in doubt. The Republicans viii
have about sixty f's-msioriiy aud 4osr
out Of Eve Couus-lors.
MIcaIoAn.
The Republicans lo,s Their Governor
by 5000 to 10000, aud carry the rest o.
the ticket by an equ, Il mai ,rity.
In ConRrrssnep, the Democrats fro1I
present appearance, carry the F
Second. Fourth, Fifth. Sixth, s.vrp.
and probably Ninth districts.
DELAWARE.
Complete returus from the ent...
State give Stockl.r. Democrat, for q
srnor. n majority Of 1885. Lore, De.s-
octat, for Congress, has a najoruy u
2.2Uo.
MlrSoIs.
Returns indicate that the Ccrg,ss.
sionai delegation will be evenly divided.
This shows u Republican loss Of thr7s
and a Democratic gain of four, ow.
to tho new district. The control Of ths
Stats Legislature on joint ballot is nov
in doubt, with chances in favor # tue
Democrats.
The latest returns from the State in.
dieato the election OF the Republican
State ticket.
The Congressman elected In Iowa
are McCoid in ih- First, Henderson in
h Third. Updegruff in the FVnrth.
Cuts In the sixth, Kasson IN the Ssy-
sn'h. Hepburn in the E,sh,n, Holiass
IN the Tenth and S;ru1 IN the Eievsath,
Htpublicansi Murphy, Democrat. in
tie second. Tue Fifth and Niutu
Districts are very much i'll doubt. Hall,
hepueliesn, for Secretary Of STAT,
Will have 10000 majority.
ALABAMA.
A special to the Mobile Register cou-
elusiyely indicates q clean Democratic
Congressional delegation.
ARIZONA.
G. 81. Curry, Democrat, for Congress,
and w. b. Horton, Superintendent Of
Public Instruction.. Democrat, are .l-
scted by 75U majority. Both branches
OF tho Legislature are Democratic by q
large majority,
ARKANSAS.
Returns from all parts OF the State de
not change the general result. Ali tho
Democratic candidates for Congress
are elected.
LOUISIANA.
Kellogg ia elected to Congress in the
Third District. The Republicans con-
esds the election of Hunt. Ellis, King,
Blanchard aud Huron, Dsmooa.s, 10
Congress.
yIRoISIL.
Congressman certainly elected: Dam
ocrnts, @. d. WISE. Third District;
Tucker, Sixth; Barbour, Eighth. Coal
%itionists; Libby. Second District;
Hooper. Fourth; Paul. Fifth; Bowen,
Ninth; at large, John s. Wise.
Unofficial returns from the Fifth
District indicate the election Of CsbsIl.
Democrat. Returns frsm the Seventh
show a very close contest b4~esn
OfsrSll, Democrat. and Paul. Coalition.
Estimated aud official msjorities give
onorail t~wsuty-four majority, With
Highland County to hear from, which,
may 90 for either. John s.. Wiss, for
Congrsss-at-Lnrge, 10 certainly elected.
3. Cooper, Coalition, for Congress ia
the Fourth District. is elected.
WISCONSIN.
Additional returns ut moor make sura
the election Of i've Republican anil
Jour Democratic Copgrsssmsn, 9 Dem
ocratic gain Of two.
Returns from the State Lcgislsturs
are complete. showing ths following
complexion: Senate. nineteen Repub!i-
cans and niustssn DsnoorniI-a Dem.
ooraiic gain OF four; Assembly. ftty-
two Republicans aud iortJ-aro Demo.
ctats-a Republican loss Of lweirs.
Republican majority on joint ballot.
The Ninth Congressional District ia
still in doubt. II il CLAIMED positively
by the Republicans and Democrats.