Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-09

In this city up to midnight last night, being
partial returns from all points, indicate
majority for Stoneman Of about 10 900 on
the total vote. and for Blake, Republican,
Ior Mayor OF San Francisco, of about I, ,OOO
Inc Democratic city ticket, except the
Mayor, Is elected by varying majorities.
mere are no returns yet on the Congress
men.
SAN FRANCISCO, November s-The COLA
ton OF returns shows that the Democrats
have carried their State ticket by a hand
some msjority-probably 5,000 They have
elected all the Congressman, except In the
Second district, where Page is probably sue
cessful, although the contest is close, and thew
nave made clean sweep of the San Fran
cisco municipal ticket, with the possible ex-
eeption OF the Mayor. Figures vary on the
Mayoralty, and it is not certain at present
who Is ahead. The legislative returns are
very mesgre, but it is probable that the
Democrats will have a working majority in
both houses. The Prohibition tickets cut
no figure in the election.
Further returns indicate that Stonemau's
majority in the State will reach 1900. The
Democrats make clean sweep of the State
and Congressional tickets, Pages defeat be-
ing now assured by defections In Alameda,
Sacramento and San Joaquin counties, sg-
Pregating about 3, 600 votes. The Legisla-
ture is not yet figured out, but the Demo-
Gratis will have majority in both houses.
NEW JERSEY.
NEW YORK, November in the Sixth
New Jersey district W. H. F. Fielder,
Democrat, for Congress, is elected by 9. 500
majority, Democratic gain Of 5000.
VIM. Walter Phelps, Republican, for Con-
gress, is elected in the Fifth New Jersey
district. His maj jority is about 500.
CAMDEN, November 8-Returns from the
First Congressional district indicate the de-
feat Of ex-Secretary Robson by 1,5O0 ma
jOritY.
NEWARK, n. j., November s-The latest
returns from the Sixth Congressional dis
trict, comprising Essex county, give Fielder,
Democrat, 2. .4O7 majority. The First dis
trict elects Ferrell, Democrat, over Robson
by 100. The Second district re-elects Brewer,
Republican. The Third elects Keene, Re-
publican, over Miles Ross by l 200 msj lritY.
The Fourth district elects Howey, Republi-
can, oyer Harris by LOO The Fifth elects
Phelps, Republican, over Ryle by ], 500. The
Seventh elects McAdoo, Democrat, but his
majority is uncertain. The Legislature will
stand: Senate, IL Republicans, 9 Democrats;
the Assembly, Republicans 26, Democrats
81, Independent l, doubtful 2. This Legis-
lsture elects United States Senator to sue.
ceed John r. Mcpherson, Democrat.
BALTIMORE, NoVemberS S.-Talbott, Demo-
crat, is elected TO Congress from the Second
District by 1000 majority.
The Democrats elect Covington in the
First Congressional district, Talbot In the
Second. Hoblizsll In the Third and. Flndlay
in the Fourth. The Republicans undoubt-
edly elect McComas over Blair In
the Sixth. The large majority for
Holton, Republican, in Anne Arundel
county, in the Fifth district, renders bis
election certain. This will be a gain of Uhe
Republican member of Congress in this
State.
The average majority for the Independent
judicial ticket for Judges of the Supreme
Bench OF Baltimore city, except Mr.. Fisher,
is over IL, 900. Mr.. Fisher, who ran on both
tickets, received 50 594 votes, within
1000 of the entire vote cast in the
city. The majority for Covington, Democrat,
in the First Congressional district will be
about 1900. In the Second Congressional
district the majority for Talbot, Democrat,
is over ], 100 In the Third district the ma
j )ritv for Hoblitzell, Democrat, is 1908. In
the Fourth district the majority for Finlay,
Democrat, is 1868 In the Fifth district
the majority for Hstton, Republican, is over
800. In the Sixth district the nsjoritv for
McComas, Republican, will exceed 1900.
KANSAS
TOPEKA, November S.-The vote is close.
The count is incomplete, but so far as has
progressed Click, Democrat, for Governor,
Is ahead, Both State committees are equally
confident.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, November 8.-Ad-
vices from Kansas indicate the defeat of st.
John, Republican, for Governor. with the
election of the remainder of the Republican
State ticket. In the Second district the
e.. t. Il, kf,.I
districts and the Congressman-at-large will
be Republican.
TOPEKA, November S-Three hundred
and three wards, townships and voting pre-
cincts give Click, Democrat, s, 500 majority
over St. John. Republican, with perhaps
less than 10, 900 votes in the State for Rob-
inson, Greenbacker. The Republican State
Committee does not express any hope for
st. John. With this exception the Repub-
lican State, county and Congressional tick
cts are elected by the usual mojorities.
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, November Sin the First dis
trict, Lord, Republican, is defeated BY
about 2, 800 majority. The rest of the Con-
gressmen in the State will probably be Re-
publican, but in the Fourth and Fifth dis
tricts the contest is close. Begole, Demo-
crat and Greenbacker, is probably elected
Governor by a small majority. The rest of
the State ticket is Republican.
DETROIT, November S-The returns up
to noon from this State are maagre and do
not materially alter the situation as noted in
these dispatches last night. The Second
district is claimed by the Democrats by 500
buS is not conceded. Still ap.
pearances at the present writing are in favor
OF the Democrats. The Fifth district is,
Democratic beyond reasonable doubt. The
remaining eight districts are probably Re-
publican, although two or three are close.
There is no doubt that Governor jerome is
defeated, but the rest of the Republican
State ticket is elected.
KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, November S.-The Republi-
cans claim four Congressman. The Demo-
Gratis concede Culbertson, but no others.
The Republicans have all day claimed
four Congressman, but the returns so far
indicate the election of but one (Culberteon)
In the Ninth district, with a majority of $50
over Hurd, Democrat. Halsett has 200 major
ity over Hunter, Republican, in the Third.
Wolford, Democrat, has certainly defeated
Carr, Republican, in the Eleventh, and
jority over Ewell. Republican, in the Eighth
district. These districts comprise the four
claimed by the Republicans. The returns
4 ON the mountains OF the Tenth district,
where Matt Adams, Democrat, and Jno. D.
White, Republican, had hard struggle,
have not been received 1t is impossible to
tell the result from the First district. Ad-
vices point to the reelection OF Oscar
Turner, Democrat.
ALABAMA.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, November S.-The
only real contest In this State
Is for Congressmen, which is be-
tween Herndon, Democrat, and Smith, Re-
publican, In the First district. Herbert,
Democrat, and Rice, Republican, in the
Second district; Shelly, Democrat, and
Craigs Republican, in the Fourth, and
Pryor, Democrat, and Shelby, Repub-
ican, in the Eighth. They have all
gone Democratic. The Third elects Oates, the
Fifth, Williams; the Sixth, Hewitt, and the
seventh, Forney. Mr.. Pryor will be the
only new member. Shelly is also elected to
I'LL out his term in the present Congress
from which he was ousted. A special cleo
lion will be ordered in the Eighth district. 1t
requires thirty days. notice OF an election,
and there was not time after Congressman
loves death to give It.
CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD, November S-One hundred
and ffty-three towns give Bulkeley 81, SOL,
Waller Sc, 1876; in 1880 they gave Bigelow /
y, $50 and English GO, 975-a net Republican
loss Of $3.50. This includes all bat fifteen
towns, which will not materially change the
result except to slightly increase the Demo-
cratic majority, which will be about 5 600
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