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

Nv S0uhbC
in this city coufrm last nights report Of
the probable rssult-a clean Demo
cratic sweep. From the interior Stone
mans majority increases as tn. returns
cone in. The Senate will probably
stand twenty-sight Democrats aud
twelve Republicans. Assembly, fity-
seven Democrats and tweuty-three Re-
publicans. The defeat of Page is con-
hrmed by further advicss.
T. JERsEr.
The Legislature stands: Senate, ~
Republicans, 0 Democrats; House, %
Republicans, 35 Democrats.
INDIANA.
Five hundred aud forty voting plac.n
in the State show a Republican loss on
the State ticket OF $500; Democrats
loss, 2,2il; net Democratic gain, $40,
which would indicate q Democratic ma.
jority in the State OF over 10, Ou0.
Democrats have a clear majority in
both Houses OF the Legislature. The
Congressional delegation stand,: Dem
ocrats. Q; Republicans 4; = Democratic
gain OF four. orih 10 defeated for
Congress.
NEBRASKA.
Over 10000 votes we're cast. The in
dications ar. that Dawes, Republican.
is slsctsd Governor by 1900 majority,
though it is claimed by somo that the
majority Of the Republican State ticket
Is much less than this. The Constiiu-
tionAl amendment relative TO womAn's
suffrage has been defeated by a large
majority.
s KENTUCKY.
The returns so far indicate the elcc-
ton Of bat ono Republican, Culbsrtson,
in the Ninth District.
Halssll, Democrat, is elected in The
Third; wolford, Democrat, in the
Eleventh. aud Thompson, Democrat.
in the Eighth. These DISTRICTS are the
four claimed BY the Republicans.
KANSAS,
The Republican state COMMITTEES con.
csde st. Johns defeat for Governor, by
Click, Democrat.
CONNECTICUT.
Total vote Of the State. lie, 1913, dis
tributsd as follows: Waller, Democrat,
5s,O25; Buckley, Republican, 5 .s72r
Roger, Temperance, G5i; Tanner.
d~rOsnbacker. 500. ons Republican
Representative will be decided by the
Legislature. which stands 1873 R~pub-
licans, Ito Democrats. Senate. thirteen
Republicans, eleven Democrats. For
Congress. Eaton, Democrat, First Dis
tric'; Mitchell, Democrat, Second Dis
trict; Waite, Republican. Third Dis
trict; soymour, Democrat, Fourth DiL-
ttict.
COLORADO.
Arspahos County. including Denver,
| gives Grant, Democrat, 2,20O majority
and Wallace, Democrat, for Congress
man, 5l0 majority. The Indications
ars that Grants majority In the State
will be 2,50p, snd that Bedford, Re.
publican, for Congress, will be elected
by o small majority. 200 or 500. The
balance OF the State ticket. Including
Lieutenant dtv,rnor. will undoubtedly
be Republican, The Republicans also
hare q msjofity In tho Legislature.
MISSOURI.
II sppsars now that Missouri will
have q solid Democratic delegation in
Congress.
rgw York.
Latest reports increase the Dsmo.
cratic majority evorywbsrs. and iudi-
cats that iotty-dvs out OF the sixty
Counties in the State have gone Dem.
ourstIo.
The Times says The Assembly Of 1889
will consist OF foriy.,hrss Rspublioan,
and e~igbty.four Democrats, giving ths
Democrats q majority OF forty roe
The Senate, which h ,lIs over FROM LAST
year. consists OF seventeen Democrat,
aud hft' on Republicans.
The Dsmocrits elect twsly. Con.
grsssmen and the Repubiie.us sixteen,
hs far fs heard from.
The Tines says the majority 10,
Cleysiand for Governor Ia oysr ipD zoo