The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-08

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! TENNESSEE.
u. NASHVILLE, Nov. z-In9icati1os
are Bate Is eleooed 0ovesnof By
considerable majesity over 0aw IN
(Rep., Dsmocsae1e CeogressmeaDrs
elected from six districts. Warner
(Dso.) 10 probably defeated by Till
nan lind. Drsm.) In ~ 9Th district
The Democrats have l'robably IS out
Of 40 membsn In the legislature.
| CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. 7.-Di6breil,
(Dso.) re-elected In the Srd district;
Clemenn in the 7th and Gcorges apd
PSjoe b the 0th. =
/; RHODE ISLAND.
Providence, Il. J.. Nov. 1.-The
state elects both Republican Con-
greasmsO.
Providence, r. Nov. RE
turns received from every town In
two congressional districts. In the
hnt district Spooner, Republican,
hes 3,5l5, Latham 1901, Scattering
IL Spoones's majority 1900 In the
second district jonathan Case, Re-
publican, $3.50; Wheeler. Democrat,
1881; seaGtesing a. Caves majority
Isle.
NEVADA.
! CARSON, New, Nov. 7.-Adams,
Cassidy and Stone, Democratic candi.
dates Tor Governs, Congressman aud
sapsems Judsseh'p, traded or the
balance Of the ticket for themselves
and frieuds. Other candidates and
the Irish votess In general WORKING
against them. Dispatches to the
Reno Gazette indicate the elsctiOn
Of Powning over Cassidy.
Advices from Carson and llsn no in
dictate the Democratic elected their
Governor, but the Reps. elect Down
ing, Congressman, over Caseiday.
The result Il doubtful.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAt'O, Nov. THE Chairman
of the Republican State Committee
says II. w. Durham Rep. is elected
to Congress in the lst district, John
+. Finley lind. in the End district;
also w. c. Kufiner Rep has de-
l>>Hn<A 49, u HH~.-s.~.> -. %a,~ 1oe0>
district.
DELAWARE.
WILMINGTON, n. G., Nov Sim
di,'atiOns are the Democratic State
ticket has greater majority than In
-. The legislature is undoubtedly
Democratic. The Congressional DEL
egation will probably be- eight DEMO.
Gratis to one Republican.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Lartl, Dem. In the sixth; Vance,
dem. in the eighth; Scales. (De,n.
in the afth and probably Robbins,
tDcm., in the seventh congressional
districts. arc elected. The Demo-
cratic state ticket for judges are
doultIess elected by q good minority.
NEW JERSEY.
Camden, y. J., Nov. 7.--EoLeson,
Republican, defeated by 100 majority.
Bremen, Republican candidate for
Congress, for second district, re-elect.
ctl l.y about 20" majority.
IOWA.
i)Es MONIES, Nov. 7.-Weatlner
fair here and SO reported all ever the
State. Indications Of light vote In
this portion OF the State.
FLORIDA.
PENSACOLA, Fla, Nov. 7.--lsesult
of the vote unknown, bu! the Rcpul,-
LEANS have carried the county ty u
s',,a! majority.
LOUISIANA.
New ORLEANS. Nov. :, lO:41 y. III.
Indications Of the election If the
entire Democratic delegation. except
in the I'd district.
GEORGIA..
ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. Especial.
indicate . full Democratic delegation
10 Congress-. spear and FELTON, are
10th defeated.
GENERAL.
O:DtN, Utah. Nov. 7.-Caine. MOI
n,o.I, go. vanzilc G11, Gaines ma
jori,y :l5.
ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. Lille ION
*h'as:oa indicates . full Democratic
delegation to Congress.
I.yxCMBCRG, Nov. 1.-The 9th
Congressional district will probably
elect Fellaer.On DEM
CHEYENNE, w., Nov. IN. T..
Post, DEM and present delegate to .
congress from Wyoming is reelected.
EAGLE RvCK. Ida.,. Nov. 7.--o:O
votes cast; la for the peoples ticket,
= for the tax payers. Sing;ser ~
ceives l7:i out Ut AN votes.
Tie Virginia colore.l vote adhered
closely to Malone. Reports from
the Keystone State show Beaver de-
f~atcd by :;0.'Wo majority. i
ST. PAUL, Nov. The election of
White, Wakefield, Stuart 4 nj WASH !
bu-iir, IN the l<t, 2n.i, Bird and @th
districts, il considered certain rs the :
Republicans
~. m.-Senator Logan tciegrar!,ct; ::
that Hunt and Ellis tDems.. arc
elected in Louisiana, and the rr.s-
pects arc g0od for the entire ile,,o-
cratic delegation.
CHARLESTON, $. C., Nov. Ire
turns from congressional districts in
diyate the election Of Dibl,lc, Tall
man, Ackcr and Evans. Mackcy,
Rep. and other districts in doubt.
SALT LAKE, Nov. 7.-In,lications
are that the Liberals pollcd 5000
votes and the Mormons 5000. This