Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-08
The STATE ELECTIONS.
incomplete Returns and
Conflicting Accounts.
usparcHEs DURING THE DAY.
In Virginia.

In Virginia.
pxosp. Nov. 3.-Men in charge OF
.hs poIls refuse TO let those In
for the capitatiOn tax vote. War.
~. .ere sworn out. Great excitement
1. !. ID. and disturbances are feared.
!. virginia the colored vote adhered
.loseIy to Malone.
n-.u,.oxp. Nov. THE ele ction to-
n osssed of quietly, With the excep-
"a the excitement excitement incl
lou " - The arrest of several election
oeas es1s.s Attempts we're made during
sSsv nv the Readjusters and Coali-
aa.;sts W ~ vote on capitalization tax re-
u s s;oned bv two electors of delin-
rt t tsTes. Judge Christian of Has
~ Court instructed judges Of cleo
Iss ~ yefuse votes signed by but one
re Snneryisor, which caused the Ar
- ...s ~ he Judges. They were taken be-
-. The United States Commissioner
ND hailed for appearance tomorrow.
nomnromise between the United
c..tss Commissioner and the Judge, and
80 vare received on both receits, un-
-, nrotsst against one. The delay
ssrstd many votes to be lost on both
s;1ss John Amber Smith, Coalition
- candidate for Congress in this Dis
t,;ct. was arrested for disOrderly con-
ana at the polls, and was bailed to
answer.
In Maryland.
R.,rrxoBE, Nov. Up to noon to-
Asv tvo.thirds of the city vote had been
coiIed. The showing since and polling
"a light. The independent judiciary
dcket is receiving heavy vote.
In New York.
RocHysrEB, Nov. THE German
,ots. heretofore largely Republican, is
bsine cast almost sOlidly for the Demo
: cratic ticket.
NEW York. Nov. Polls opened at
O'clock. Between that time and noon
the bulk of the voting was done. On
he east side a very heavy vote was
nOlled. The Democratic State and
county ticket received a tremendous
vote. Many Republicans did not vote.
NEW YoRK, Nov. Three hundred
voting places out Of 66S, give F0lger
2l869, and Cleveland 53, ,7Ol.
NEW York, 8 8p.m.-E1press publishes
climates of Clev.land's 3 majority in the
6tste at from $1,000 to 100000. An En-
press bulletin says: Edison Is undOubt-
sdly elected Mayor. His majority is
5000.
New York, Nov. THE returns indi-
cate Cleveland will come down TO Har-
lem with from 10000 to 2,OcO majority
BUFFALO, $40 p.m.-Cleveland's ma
jority in this city is estimated at 4O,UO
BRooKLYN, p.m.-This city gives
Cleveland 4, GOO majority.
New YoRK, Nov. TO p.m.-It nov
looks as IL Cleveland's majority in
Kings county will nearly reach 4O,OU
and az far as heard from Folger has not
carried single election precinct.
New YoRx, 9:l5 p.m.-Jeferson coun-
ty gives Cleveland 1000 majority, Green
county gives Cleveland 5O00 majority
Wayne county gives Folger 12OO ma
iority.
NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-Brooklyn City
fives Cleveland 81. 103 majority, DEM
ocratic gain of 5000 over the vote for
Secretary of State in 1881.
New YORK, Nov. 1870 p.m.-450
election districts out of 6SS in this city
give F0lger 81 ,534, and Cleveland 49,
go.
GENEVA, Nov. This town, the home
Of Folger, gives him - majority, aDem-
ocratic gain of AZ.
NEw YORK, Nov. 7.-7:3O p.m.-26l
election districts out of 6SS are heard
from. Folger has 16, 762, Cleveland 49,
635.
Nxw YORK, Nov. rs p.m.-Returns
from various parts of the State show q
uniform vote. Heavy Democratic gains
have given Cleveland fabulous major
ity.
NEW YORK, Nov. Large numbers OF
persons were arrested for fraudulent
isgistration and illegal voting by tho U.
B Marshal. The last betting on the
result for Governor Of the State is as
follows: $1,000 to $3.50 that Cleveland
viii be elected, 5000 to $500 that he re-
eeives $4,000 majority, and $1,000 even
that be has 50 900 majority.
NEw YoRK, Nov. 7-6:45 p.m.-One-
szth Of the city gives Cleveland 1900
majority.
I p.m.-Ons- third of the city gives
Cleveland 5000 majority.
$50 p.m.-IndicatiOns now are that
8deerly (Demoorat) is elected.
In New nampshire.
CoxcoRD, 3 p.m-The vote Of n towns
ave Hall (Rep. 9,68S, Edgerly Dem
aS6l.
PoRrsMourH, Nov. 7.-Private advioes
Q prominent politicians here indicate
Ne probable election Of Egerty, Demo
nat Tor Governor; both branches Of the
~ Republican.
CoNooRp, Nov. los towns give
aale, Republican, l4.90S. Edgerly, Dem
carat, 1908.
In Massachusells.
BOSTON, Nov. Gen. Buffers mana.
q claims the State for him by 1900.
s.spobiicans hope to elect Bishop by
BOSTON. p.m.-Total vote oil Boston;
Iouer O,3O5, Bishop 1918. Buffers
Nafaiity over Bishop, 1861.
nosroN, 7l5 p.m.-Six cities in Mas
0oousetts give the following for Gov.
NOR: Bishop l0.766, Butler ll,256.
BOSTON, Nov. 7.-Gov. Long is prob
MY elected to Congress.
BOSTON, Nov. Gov. Long ID prob
~ elected to Congress from the Sec-
- District. At the Republican State
- s@mittee rooms no doubt is expressed
buffers election, the only question
the sum Of his majority.
BOSTON, Nov. THE Journal figures
Snufaiity for Butler in the State of
out claims the entire Republican
~ ticket except Bishop is elected.
nosroS, Nov. 7.-9:55 p.m.-The Dem.
e@atac State Central COMMITTEES. up 70
SSlock, have returns from 1877 towns
clsies, including Boston, which gives
sst Ss.Os0, Bishop 1880.
ue Onairman puts Buffers majority
= sue state at 1900 to 10000. A dis.
1 nom Worcester states that Rice
9oollcan, Is elected to Congress in the
- los, Nov. Ills p.m.-Rspubl:-
ooncede Buffers majority at 1900
pocrats claim 5000. VIM. Whitney
soacan nominee for Congress il
~ ~ u the Eleventh District. Geo
Iooanson, Republican, Is elected il
@sslfth Diftrict.
6osrox. Nov. 8, le:ea a.m.-Indica
ns.sHse He mat the House viii stand la
Sys1Mncans n and 80 Democrats, gair
- Democrats over last year.
sea Batter Probably Elected.
NV foAK, Nov. The Suns bulle
IL