Daily Republican., 1882-11-10
7IECTION RETU!NS.
.orRATIC CYCLONE -
u DENIES DENIES INCREASING-
dAJOHI, STATES VOTED.

-, ara the condensed re-
iSilCSTas sst Tuesdays field tSo day !mOd IOE s6s BE
ps l.,s' o. i"1' gathered after inc S'noN0 0i
GOc1a r. has cleared away:
10 D cALIToRhIA'
,c1sco, November O.
IAN EAahnonsand voters counted In
Futy,,tHvN F,tv confirm last nights H8,s re- re,
& clg nSobable result. There has
Oftthe !, InSemocratic sweep. Stone
N majority increase as 'H0 fe'O'"'
bsR. will probably stand 2S|
pc senasO ~ nd 19 Republicans; the A.
nOcrats Mnu,nocrats nuu aud % Republi'
Ibyir rSo ., defeat Gefest of Page, Republican,
4 .arsss, a~% is confirmed by fuitheF
w. COLORADO.
Co,.. Nov. 9.-Arapahoe
pESVihE,l ihaEs,luTiug Denver, gives Grant,
ply, .iC candidate for Governor,
Ocrauo raoritv' and Wallace, Demo
n1IT InacSidsts Ifor Congress, 80 8 ma
CSr%tdI T%s Indications are that Grants
F; y. l%O w the State will be $500, and
Io1sy, ~ (Rep.) will he elected to
a,,sss D by q majority OF |Oo oS,IsS, or SVo.
tsS1 III If the State ticket, including
ress eessSs'.osut Governor, is nndoubted'
Lleu'Sl;p LlenSl;cap. The majority in the
Mpri sltuye is also Republican.
NEW JERSEY.
.,,roy N. j., Nov. 9.--Larison,
bI.IiI Il elected to the Assembly in the
I93 I09;3,,,ict Of Warren county, instead
Elhoonoyer, ysl, Rep, and DIR. T. II. G.
s,IS temperance Democrat, is elect
s1as, ~ Long Branch District of Mon
y tu' Uonnty' m instead of Cooper, Rcgu-
q,u nam, The House stands S3 Demo
y % independent Democrats and 20
NShIicaps, The Democrats are sure
4, uS least 5 majority on a joint ballot
d may have I"
NEBRASKA.
n,HA, Neb,, Nov. 9.-Tho returns
,,sd here show the election ofDaw-
pn, for Governor, and the rest of
Rem Parnublican State ticket, by 1900
E,,,itv I with the excep ion OF Clark,
gTrsssurer, % and Gere, for Regent OF
1 Irpiysrsity. Sturtevant, Dem.,f
\. Tyeasurer, will have 5000 majority,
A Burke, Dem, for University Re
4, will have 1000 plurality over
~ ~ For Congress, Valentine, Rep,
A have ZOO to 1000 majority; Laird,
n IOOO, and Weaver, Rep, $500. The
Egisaturs will stand about as follows:
IDsmocrats, and 40 Anti-Monoplists
"a Independents,
ILLINOIS.
CHrcAGo, Nov. 9. The latest returns
6m the State indicate the election of
A Republican State ticket by from 10
h to Il, 900 majority.
'Tbe last returns on Congressman in
Irsts the election of Cullen and Thom-
Republicans, in the Eighth aud
Seuieth Districts, and WorthinGton
smoCrat, in the Tenth.
|Tbe delegation would then stand IL
sDubliCan and 8 Democrats.
IThs State Legislature is very close
siOint ballot, and it is impossible to
n which party will have a majority
Ihsn the returns are all in.
CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-Returns on the
,Ae Legislature show that the Senate
5lls composed of 81 Republicans and
Democrats. The House will have
Republicans, certain with a posi-
lity of 70, and "A Democrats, with a
ssibility offs, giving the Republi'-
ms u majority ca Joint ballot.
The result in the Goth Congressional
strict is still in doubt, with the prob
,ility of Thomas, Rep, which would
axe the Congressional delegation
and Republicans, II; Democrats, 8.
IOWA.
Nov "a despatch from
eSMoines, Iowa, says the latest re-
rms indicate that the Republican have
1t the following Congressman: Farwell
the I'd District; Updegraff in the 4th
ilsOn in the 5tb, and Anderson in the
b.
The successful Democrats are
urphy, Weller, Frederick and Pusey'
The Congressional delegation will
md Republicans, 7, DemOcrats,4. In
Q last House the full delegation of 8
9re Republicans.
In :he Och District, Pusey, Dem, car
sS Of the counties, and Is elected
q net majority of 2l04. The majority
IMCCOld, Rep, in the 1st District is
The Registers returned indicate
Republican majority for the State
Eet Of 80, 900 or 10000.
OEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, Nov. 0.-Wil.
., Rep, is elected to Congress in the
District by 60 majority over
ederiCk.
KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 9,-Omitting the
u District, the delegation of Ken
SKy lsas follows: Oscar Turner, Dem.
District; James f. Clay, Dem, I'd
% H. Halsell, Dem, Sd Thomas A,
OerIs)n, DEM, 4th; Albert S. Willis,
m, ON John G. Carlisle, Dem,
i j.. U. G. Blackburn, Dem. 7th P.
Thompson, Dem, Sth; W. W.
lOertson Rep, 9th Frank Wolford,
n, lltb.
MASSACHUSETTS.
5OSToN, Nov. 9.-The Journal says
'S written in the "Book of Predic,
u.s. at the State House, that Gov
lot Long will be chosen United
AeS Senator to succeed Senator Hoar,
lOSe term expires March Sd, 1883.
asnant Governor Ames is booked
1le successor f Congressman Long,
~ as MS services will not be needed
" "ashlngtoD, unless there should be
peGlal session, until Decem Der, 1888,
VIZ VII depend upon tue date of the
'uon to fill the vacancy in The ID
lgreSSional District whethef Mr..
leS Will resign before the date of the
e'ing of Congress.
MINNESOTA.
H. ~, rAUL, Mimi, Nov. 9.-Returns
'ulated up to 3 o'clock this morning,
', oshe following majorites for Con-
ssnen
mite, Republican, First District,
Makefe)d, Republican, Second
stElGE 45S3 Stuart, Republican,
4 ~ District, 6532 Washburn, Re
"ican, Fourth District, 2642; Mel
,heDublican, Fifth District, 1868.
,ItnS ~ from the Second, Third and
~ ,ia,a Districts are incomplete. The
,S as madeup this morning,
,uo nn Senate-Republicans, 81 /:
lIoCaratS, = 10 independent and Green.
Nd mo-. House Republicans, 76