Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-08

the vote for Secretary of STATE over the vote
for Governor in 1880. PeeIte, Republican,
for Congress In the indianapolis district, Is
probably elected over Engligh. Since the
last State election the voting precincts have
been divided In sll the larger townships
and wards, making It difficult to get correct
comparisons uutil the entire township and
ward is heard from.
INDIANAPOLIS. November 7.-Ffry pre-
cincts give net Democratic gain OF 800.
KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, November 7.-The election
progresses quietly. A small vote IA being
polled. and without the slightest inL.cation
OF any excitement noticeable. The fact is,
the colored voters are absent from the polls
where usually their vote is heaviest.
LEXINGTON, KY, November flames T.
Clay, Democrat, is elected to Congress from
the Scond district. Z. A. Robertson sue
ceeds Proctor Knott. Albert 8. Willis Is
reelected from the Fifth district, John G.,
Carlisle from the Sixth, and j. c. g. Black
burn from the Seventh. 7. B. Thomp-
son, Democrat, is probably elected
from the Eighth district, and General Frank
Wolfe is almost certainly elected from the
Eleventh. Hatnell, Democrat. in the Third
district, Is probably elected. The other dis.
tricts have not been heard from sufficiently
to base an estimate. The election In the
Tenth district is close, with the chances in
favor OF Culbertson's, Republican. election.
LEXINGTON, November 7.-Blackbnrn,
Democrat, is elected In the Seventh district
by 1000 majority.
ALABAMA.
COLUMBUS, November 7.-The Third Con-
gressional district of Alabama re-eleets w.
G. Oates, Democrat, over the Republican
nominee by from 1000 to 8 900 majority.
BIRMINGHAM, November THE day was
clear and pleasant. But little interest was
shown In the Congressional election, the
race being between G. w. Hewitt, Demo-
crat, the present incumbent, and j. N. Car
penter, Independent Democrat.
Returns thus far from this (Jefferson)
county indicate a majority OF 300 for
Hewitt. Tuscaloosa county reports 200 ma
! Jority for Hewitt. Nothing else Is received
at committee headquarters here to indicate
any change In the district, which is invaria-
bly, Democratic.
MONTGOMERY, November 7.-Rsturns in
dicate the election Of all the Democr attic
candidates for Congress.
WISCONSIN,.
MILWAUKEE,, November 7.-Eghteen
towns and precincts of the First Congress
| sional district show net Democratic gain
OF 2l0. Williams, Republican, Is probably
elected by 2,COO majority. In the Second
| publican gain of 13 Iu the Third district
there is net Democratic gain In six towns
OF 800. In the Sixth district eight towns
| show a small Republican gain. In the
Seventh district, Butt, Republican, has
| $500 majority. The Eighth district shows a
| Republican gain.
MILWAUKEE, November 7.-Reports iudi-
cate large Democratic gains in every Con-
| gresstonal district The Chairman OF the
Democratic State Central Committee claims
| five, and probably six out Of nine Congress-
| man, Democratic gain Of three or four
| Congressman.
DELAWARE.
WILMINGTON, November 7.-The election
| passed OF quietly, except in the third and
| seventh wards, in the former of which i'm
medfately after the polls closed there was q
serious affraY between negroes and whites,
| in which the negroes, who were the assail-
ants, used pistols freely, and the whites re-
taliated with shower Of bricks and stones,
which scattered their assailants. Two white
| men, VIM. Barton and Martin Pagan, were
seriously wounded by bullets and several
| hurt by bricks.
A woman was also shot In the breast, but
not seriously injured. Many arrests were
made during the.evening, among them Chief
Engineer MeIntIre, Chairman of the City
| Democratic Committee, for knocking down
man. The returns are coming in slowly,
and show Democratic gains.
CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD, CONN, Novmber 7.-The
/ v0tn has. been quite full throughout the
&Aasamma haTa haMmahaRn q falling off from
h Inc xofe ST I5S8s S5zS &c sjxs Jean loss being
\ very much &fEasnx thab lEN Des &llc Ak
/ lEfrphAuan fhst Haton III 81 scGad Al sssA
I fr0ni tlyA First 0iaAEls ~ nFebahiliEY III
" that &taM - a44 ~
tick 4 dd taYeasC CohgFesatnAn n Il. as-
| publican, is undoubtedly elected Ii th0 i TlAlz&I
| district.
Eiehty towns give Bulkley. Republican,
x, O,549; Waller, Democrat, 20,743 In 1880
Bgelow, Republican, received 25, ,232; Eng
lish, Democrat, 22,5SI g.
GALVESTON, November THE Democrats
have carried the State by $4,000 majority,
electing all the State officers and the Con-
gressional candidates except those in the
Seventh and Tenth districts, where the re-
suits are doubtful.
NEW ORLEANS, November IA Dallas,
Texas, special says: "The Democrats have
swept Northern Texas like a WhirlWind.
Lanham, Wellborn, Throckmorton, Smith,
Mills and Reagan are elected to Congress
by increased msjorlties. Ireland for Cover
nor and the entire Democratic State ticket
Legislature is overwhelming Democrat"
NEW JERSEY.
PHILADELPHIA, November IA special
gives Ferrell, Democrat. majority Of 500
over RobesoG, Republican, for Congress, a
Democratic gain OF 1,7S0.
NEW YORK, November Wv. McAdoo,
Democrat, in the Seventh New jersey dis.
trict, is elected by 2 500 majority
NEWARK, N. j., November THE indi.
cations are that the New jersey Legislature
will contain Democratic majority of five
on joint ballot.
CAMDEN, November 7.-Thomas ]. Ter
rell, Democrat, is elected in the First Con-
gressional district OF New Jersey over Geo.
M. Robson by 40 majority.
CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 7.-The cleo
tion in the city was very quiet, and an aver
age vote was polled. Owing to the length
of the ticket and bad arrangements for
gathering the returns, nothing can be known
of the result to night. 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 10 3 900 on the general ticket Re
ports frC m the interior indicate a full vote.
Il is believed that the Prohibition ticket
large, and this, with the detection from the
Republicans on account OF the Sunday law,
is likely to give III State to the Democrats.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, November 7.-After bright
morning the afternoon is cloudy and warm
with indications of rain. Reports from the
wards indicate that a full vote is being
polled, which is construed as favorable to
the Republicans.
CHICAGO, November THE Chairman of
the Republican State Committee says R. w.
Dunham, Republican, is elected to Congress
In the First district, John T. Finnerth, In.
dependent, in the Second and VIM. G.
Rsaffmer, Republican, in the Eighteenth
over VIM. r. Morrison.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., November 7.-Pri-
vate advices to prominent politicians here
indicate the probable election of Eagerly
(Democrat) for Governor.
CONCORD, N. H., November 7.-0ne hun
dred and twenty-five towns give Hale, Re-
publican, 1924, EdgerlY, Democrat, 49,
277, scattering All. The same places in 1880
gave Bell. Republican, 81 450, Jones. Demo-
crat, 20,627, scattering 44S. The Republi-
can loss on these places is 779.
RHODE ISLAND.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., November 7.-Henrv