The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-11-16


didates for Congress in theSeeOnd, Third,
Fourth, Fifth and Seventh districts
nave been elected, and that the First
and Sixth are in doubt.
RACINE-Returns to date give Win
ants, Dem, 254 majority for Congress
IN the First district, over Williams, Re-
publican.
IOWA.
DEs MoINES-Latest returns indicate
the Republicans have lost the following
| Congressman: Farwell in the Second,
Updegraff in the Fourth, Wilson in the
Fifth, Anderson in the Ninth. Success
ful Democrats are Murphy, Weller, Fred
erick and Pusey. The Congressional
delegation will therefore stand: Re.
publicans z, Democrats 4. The last
House had Republicans.
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT-The Michigan delegation
| to Congress will stand as follows: First
district, Vim. c. Maybury, Democrat;
Second, n. B. Eldridge, Democrat; Third,
Il. s. Lacey, Republican; Fourth, Geo. L.
Yaple, Democrat; Fifth, j. c. HOuseman,
Democrat; Sixth, E. B. Winens, Demo
crat; Seventh, K. G. Carleton, Democrat;
Eighth, R. G.. HOrr, Republican; Ninth,
b. McCutcheOn, Republican; Tenth, n.
n. Hatch, Republican; Eleventh, Edward
Breitung, Republican. A. -L-
KANSAS.
TOPEKA Returns from 1O8 LegisIa-
tive dietricts elect 50 Republicans, who
were nominated by district or county
conventions, IA Independent Republi-
cans, 26 Democrats, and Greenbackers.
Some of the districts are very close, and
it is impossible to determine positively,
but the official count will not material
ly change these figures.
LAWRENCE.-DemOcra and anti-St.
John Republicans are having jOlliica-
tiOn OveI Clicks election. Fireworks,
speeches and cannon firing are the order
of the evening.
NEW YORK.
NEW YoRK-The Times says complete
returns from counties now being re-
ceiyed, increase the majority of CleVe-
land for Governor to $4,000, and that
the official vote will make his majority
not under 100000.
ALBANY-The Evening Journal esti-
mates CleVeland's majority at 10000,
gives 50 Democrats and 43 Republicans
in the Assembly, and says the majority
in favor of free canals is fully 10000.
The following is the vote in New
York city on the constitutional amend
ment to make the canals of the state
free: For the amendment, 1l4,054;
against, $50.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGo-Latest returns from the
State indicate the election of the Repub-
lican State ticket by from 10000 to 12-
900. Last returns on Congressman in
dicate the election of Cullen and Thorn
as, Republicans, in the Eighth and
Twentieth districts, and WOTthington,
Democrat, in the Tenth. The delega-
tiOn would then stand II Republicans
and 8 Democrats. The State Legisla-
ture is very close on joint ballot. 1t is
impossible to say which will have a ma
jOrity until the returns are all in.
CHICAGo-RetuTns on the State Legis-
lature show the State Senate will be
composed of 81 Republicans and 20
Democrats. The House Will have n
Republicans certain, with the possibil-
ity of ~; Democrats IA, with the posi-
bility of 76, giving Republicans a ma
jority of II to 16 on joint ballot, One
district is still in doubt, with prObabil-
tiles in favor of Thomas, Republican,
which would make the Congressional
delegation stand: Republicans IL, Dem
Ocrats 8.
TERRITORIES.
CHEYENNE, wy, Nov. 9.-MOrtOn f.
Post, Democrat, is reelected Delegate to
Congress.
SEATTLE, w. T., Nov. 9.-Brentes, Rep.
for Congress, is elected by $500 majority.
SALT LAKE, Nov. 9.-Later returns in
dicate about 5000 GENTLE votes and 20
600 Mormon votes. Twenty-Five per
cent of the registered votes were not
cast.
SANTA FE, Nov. 9.-The election of
TTanQuidanO Luna, Republican nOmi-
nee for Delegate, seems assured by 1900.
T. B. CatrOn is elected to Council. 1t is
reported immense Democratic frauds
have been perpetrated in Mara county.
TUCSAN, A. T., Nov. Sc. H. Curry,
Democrat, Congressman, and W. B. HOr-
ton, Superintendent of Public Instruc-
tiOn, Democrat, were elected by about
75O majority. Both branches of the
Legislature are Democratic by large
majOrities.
MINNESOTA JOINED TO HER IDOLS.
CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-The returns from
Minnesota tabulated up to 3 o'clock this
morning give the following majOrities
on Congressman: White Rep, first dis
trict, 1856; Wakefield, Rep. second dis
trict, 1888; Strait, Rep, third district,
6,542; Washburn, Rep, ninth district,
2,642; Nelson, Rep, fifth district, 1858.
Returns from the second, third and
fifth districts are incomplete, and later
returns will increase the majOritieS.-
The Legislature, as made up this morn
ing, stands: Senate, Republicans, "a;
Democrats 10; Independent and Green
back 3. House, Republicans 76 Demo
Gratis %, Independent 3.
DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR IN KANSAS.
FORT SCOTT, KS, Nov. 9.-Kansas
wheels into line with Click, Democrat,
elected Governor. The Republicans con-
cede his election by 5000 majority
This county, Republican stronghold,
elects McCleverity, a Democrat, to the
Legislature. Private dispatches from
the Republican State Central Committee
give the state, and old Republicans
here says it means Democratic Presi-
dent in 1884. Kansas Democrats send
greetings to Ohio brethren.
SPEAKER RANDALL'S ESTIMATE.
PHILA, PA, Nov. 8. 'S2.
To the Editor of the Pittsburgh Post:
My estimate is that the next House will
stand 1874 Democrats and 131 Republi-
cans. SAM'L ]. RANDALL.