The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-11-10

chairman Of the Democratic Commute.
claims the State for the Democracy for Gov.
ernor, hut would not venture an opinion on
the Legislature or Congressman.
DENVER, Nov. Sat the Democratic
headquarters estimates made give Grant.
maturity for Governor at 5000; Wallace,
Demecrat, for Congress, 1900, and that the
Democratic State ticket Is sill elected. Large
Democratic gains for members of the Leeis-
laiure. The House Is Democratic. .-.-
NEVADA.
CARSON, Nov. adams, Cassidy. and
Stone, Democratic candidates for Governor,
Congressman and Supreme Judgeship, traded
OF the balance Of the ticket for themselves
and friends, other candidates and the Irish
voters in general working against them.
Dispatches to the Reno Gazette indicate the
election of Downing over Cassidy.
Advices from Carson and Reno indicate
the Democrats elected their Governor, but
the Republicans elect Downing over Cassidy.
The result Is doubtful.
EUREKA, Nevada Nov. THE Sentinel
claims the State for tn Democratic Gov.
ernor and Congressman by about 1000 ma
iority.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, Nov. THE chairman of the
Republican State Committee says r. w.
Durham (Rep.) is elected to Congress In the
LIST district. John F. Finnerty Qnd.) In the
I'd district; also w. c. Kuffner (Rep.) has
defeated VIM. r. Morrison In the 18th dis
trict.
CHICAGO, Nov. S.-Iudicatieus are that
Illinois has been carried by the Republicans
ny small majority. 1t is generally conceded
that Cook county has gone Republican by
two or more thousand. The Legislature, as
near rs can be estimated, will stand: Senate
Republicans 81. Democrats IA; House-Re-
publicans 70, Democrats Il; Republican ma
jority on joint ballot 30. Returns from this
county, up to 2 p m. indicate the election of
Hanforth. Republican, for Sheriff, by about
5000 majority, and confirm the election OF
Durham, Davis and Adams, Republicans, in
the first, third and fourth districts, and Fin.
nerty, Independent Democrat. in the second.
BLOOMINGTON, Nov. 8.-Rowell, Republi-
can. is elected TO Congress from the four
teenth district by from 800 to roc majority.
kANKAKEE, Nov. 8-Payson, Republican,
is elected to Congress from the ninth dis
trict
,.,tf.- g WISCONSIN.
~ MILWAUKEE, Nov. s.-The chairman OF
Democratic, State Committee claims five,
probably six, out Of the nine Congressman,
a Democratic gain Of three. Republican ad-
vices concede Democratic gains, but are ST.
lent on the Congressional elections. The
4th district resulted in the election Of Deus.
ter, Democrat. Reports indicate siight Dem
ocratic gains all over the Congressional dis
tricts. .eE .s.., .a%
MILWAUKEE. Nov. S--AdditionaI returns
to noon make sure the election of five Repub.
licans and four Democrats to Congress-
Democratic gain of two. .r..s
NEW JERSEY.
CAMDEN, Nov. 7--Robeson, Republican,
defeated by 500 majority. Bremen, Repub-
lican candidate for Congress, for second dis
trict, re elected by about 100 majority.
VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, Nov. 8.-l:40 am. The Demo.
Gratis claim the election of their Congress-
men In the first, third, sixth and eighth dis
tricts. CoaIifionists claim the election of
John s. Wise for congressman at large, by
1900. They also claim the congressman in
the first, second, fourth. fifth, seventh, and
eighth districts. .sa
GEORGIA.
ATLANTA, Nov. 7.--Specials Indicate full
Democratic delegation to Congress. Spear
and Felton, are both defeated.
DELAWARE.
WILMINGTON, Nov. 7-Returns indicate
that the Democrats carry the State by a
small majority.
BosroN, Nov. s-Returns from all but
four towns give Butler 1900 majority.
Resell, Republican, is elected to Congress.
SOUTH CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON, Nov. Returns from the
Congressional districts indicate the election
of Dibble, Tillman, Aiken and Evans, DEM
ocrats, and Mackey, Republican. There are
other districts In doubt.
INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. S.-Returns from
$50 polling places indicate q Democratic
majority In the State Of $500.
KANSAS.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. T-Returns of the
election In Kansas are very incomplete,
Special tell grams indicate the defeat of st.
John. the Republican candidate for Cover
nor.
PENNSYLVANIA.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-9:20 p I'm. Reports
from Pennsylvania show Beaver Is defeated
by $4,000 majority.
HAS p. m. A special dispatch gives Fer
rell Oem majority Of 500, q Democratic
gain of LOO.
PIrTsBuRG, Nov. 7.-Desver's plurality In
Allegheny county Is estimated at 1000. The
rest Of the regular Republican ticket is prob
ably elected.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 7.--Bingham, Re-
publican, 10 elected to Congress from the
first district; Raudali, Democrat, third dis.
trict; Kelley, Republican, fourth district.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. S.-Almost com-
plete returns give Pattison = plurality Of
1890.
cALIF6RSIA.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 8.-Returns show
that the Democrats have carried the State
BY handsome majority, probably 5000;
have elected all their congressman except In
the second district, where Page Is probably
successful although The contest is close, and
have made clean sweep Of the San Fran
cisco municipal ticket with the probable
exception Of mayor. The Ggnres vary on
the mayorally. mud il Il not certain who il
ahead. The legislative returns are very
neagre, but probably tho Democrats have
working majority IN both Houses. Tho pro-
hihikf1ts tfsslwne cIrt IN 6uaarn