Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-11-16
Virginia.


exception OF excitement incident to the
arrest of several election judges. At
tempts were made during the day by
readjuster coalitionists to vote on CAPT
tation tax receipts, signed by two col
lectors of delinquent taxes. Judge
Christian, Of Hastings court, instructed
judges of election to refuse votes signed
by bat one. The United States super
visor, arrested several judges, and they
were taken before the United States
commissioner and bailed for appear
ance tomorrow. A COMPROMISE be-
tween the United States commissioner
and the judge followed, and votes were
received on both.
New YORK, Nov. THE New York
Express says: Malone claims ma
jority for his ticket in Virginia of 25,-
600.
Virginia colored vote adhered close
to Malone in Norfolk.
New Hampshire.
CONCORD, N. H., Nov. Vote in II
towns gives Hale, rep, 1888; Edgerly,
dem, 1881; scattering, 172. Same
places in 1880 gave Bell 1856; Jones
11184; scattering, 1866. Republican
net loss in these places, ISL.
CONCORD, Nov. 7.--One hundred and
fifty-one towns give Hale, rep, IA, 900;
Edgerly, DEM, 1904; scattering, 412.
Same places in 1880 gave Bell, rep,
II, 442; Jones, dem, II ,029; scattering,
1888 Republican net loss in these
places, 627.
CONCORD, n. H., Nov. THE vote
OF 20 towns gives Hale, rep, 2,944;
Edgerly, dem, 1886; scattering, SO.
The same places in 1880 gave Bellam,
rep, 1871; Jones, dem, 1925; scatter
ing, 80, Republican let loss in these
places, 80
DOVER, N. H., Nov. Lucas, a
prominent republican, was arrested on
the charge OF bribing the democratic
voters.
Boston, Nov. DAVIS is elected to
congress from the first district.
CONCORD, n. H., Nov. THE re-
pubhcans elect both congressman,
Martin O. Hayes in the First and
Ossian Day III the Second district. The
legislature, which elect United State
senators, republican by strong ma
jority. Hale, republican candidate for
governor, probably elected by 1000
majority.
CONCORD. N. H.. Nov. 7.-Secretary
Chandler it is understood, has just sent
the following message:
CoNooRD, N. H., Nov. 7. 1882.
To Rust, Neo York:
We have elected two congressman and legis-
lature by small majority. Hale viii probably
be elected by small majority.
WIN. CHANDLER
Rhode Island.
PROVIDENCE, Nov. Henry j..
Spooner and Jonathan Chase, reps,
reelected representative in congress
by large relative majorities on light
vote, on proposition to amend the con-
stitution so as to authorize the legisla-
ture tn call constitutional conventions,
is rejected. 1t required three fifths
vote to adopt.
Vermont.
MONTPELIER, VT, Nov. THE joint
assembly for the election of state Off
GERS met in the hall of the house this
afternoon, Lieutenant Governor Pen
gree in the chair The following Off =
GERS were elected Seer etary of State,
Nichols; Auditor OF Accounts, f. H.
Rowell; Brigadier Commander, 1t. j.
Kingsley; Adjutant and inspector
General, Theo. Speck; Quartermaster
General, III. 0. Race; judge advocate
general, G M. Marsh. The election OF
railroad commissioners was passed
ever, because Of other measures before
the Legislature which, if passed, will do
away with the office. State superin-
tendent of education, Justus Dart.
Tennessee.
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. From reports
received by the Times, lis certain DID
brel, dem. is reelected III the third
Tennessee; Clements in the seventh
Georgia, and Pryor in the eighth
Georgla.
Delaware.
WILMINGTON, Nov. Returns which
are coming in slowly indicate that the
democrats have carried the state by a
small msjorlty.
NdliloElild.
SAN Francisco, Nov. THE election
In the city is very quiet. Average vote
poled Owing to the length OF the
ticket and bad arrangements for gath
ering returns nothing can be known OF
the result tonight. There was much
scratching, and probably some will be
elected on both tickets, but the com
monty received opinion is that the
democrats will have majority OF 1000
to 5000 on the general ticket. Re
ports from the interior indicate full
vote. 1t is believed that the prohibi-
ton ticket will have about 5000 votes
in the state at large, and this, with de-
fections from the republicans on ac'
count of the Sunday law, is likely to
give a seat to the democrats.
The total vote of the city is IS, 647
! The registrar of election estimates the
majority of the republican municipal
ticket elected, but has no figures on
which to base his estimate. The re-
publican state central committee esti'
mate Estee's majority outside the city
at 5000 to 900. The democratic state
central committee claim the state
| think the republican estimate exag