Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-08

ncan loss, $3.50. This includes all but fifteen
towns, which win not materially change the re-
majority, which viii be about 5000 The iegtsla-
ture is republican, the senate by majority, the
n PeT s d Et1ns eem
500: Semour DENY 4th district, probably 500 In
1000.
THE REPUBLICANS HOLD TIE STATE
The chairman of the state republican commit
tee, who has private advices from all parts of the
state, say the republicans have carried the state
and the legislature and will hold their own on
also says R. w Dunham (rep) Is elected to Con-
gresS In the LIST district. John F. Finnerty Qnd in
the I'd, and VIM. c. Keuf1ner treD.) In the 18th
over VIM. X. Morrison. In the Springfield district
(the 12th) Hon VIM. Springer is elected by an in
creased majority.
New Jersey.
THE CONGRESSIONAL INSTRUMENTATION DEFEATED
DEMOCRATS HAVE MAJORITY IN THE LEGISLA-
TURE.
In the Congressional districts Keene, republi-
can is elected in the 81 over Miles Ross by 1000
majority. Robson IS defeated by I. T. Terrell,
democrat, by 1900 majority. Brewer, republican,
ity. In the 9th district W. II. F. Fielder, demo-
crat, is elected by $500 majority, democratic
gain OF 500. W. McAdoo. democrat, in the 9TH dis
trict is elected by about 1850 majority. William
Walter Phelps, republican, IS elected In the 5th
district. His majority Is about 500. Returns thus
next legislature on joint ballot OF 5. The state
senate will probably stand republicans 12 demo-
Gratis 9, ami the house Of assembly democrats 81,
DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR AND SIX DEMOCRATIC CON-
GREsSMBN BLECrBD.
Nashville dispatch says: "The indications are
that Bate is elected governor by q considerable
majority over Hawkins. The entire Bate ticket is
elected in this city and county. Democratic Con-
warner. democrat, Is probably defeated by j. ID.
Tillman, Independent democrat In the 5th dis
trct The election is close and doubtful between
Dibrell and Trewhitt (republican) in the 81 dis
trict. The democrats will have probably IS out of
the $50 members OF the legislature" In the 10th
have majority OF about 400 over VIM. NJ. Smith
for Congress Youngs majority In Memphis is
1,oYS; reports received by the ohattanoo{a Times
GRAFT, in the Sd district
South Carolina
OVERWHELMING DEMOCRATIC MAJoRITY-NACKRY
(REP) PROBABLY ELECTED TO CONGRESS.
The aggregate majority for the democratic state
tickets overwhelming The contest for Congress-
men was closer, but the returns up to this hour
QnidnighD indicate the election of six democratic
congressman. In the 9TH district, where there
was no democratic candidate, the contest was
close between Lee, colored. trep.l, and Mackey,
white, rep.); but the latter is probably elected.
New Hampshire.
THE REPUBLICANS ELECT THEIR GOVERNOR TWO
CONGRESSMEN AND THE LEGISLATURE.
The vote in 140 towns and cities gives Hale, rep,
1904; Elgerly, dem., q, $50; scattering, 51s The
same places in 1880 gave Bell, rep, 26yl3; Jones,
dem ssas scattering, 51a Republican net
Secretary Chandler Is understood to have sent
the following message to the President at New
and the Legislature by large majority. Hale viii
proDaoiy De elected by small majority"
Mississippi.
REPUBLICANS CLAIM THE ELECTION OF CHALMERS
AND JEFFORDS, WITH CHANCE FOR LYNCH.
The Congressional election returns are very
meagre, but are sufficient to insure the election of
Muldrow, Money, Singleton and Barksdale, demo-
Gratis, whose maJorities are large in every county
heard from. Partial returns from five counties
give Chalmers, coalition republican, 1000 majority
over Manning, democrat Carter, republican, col
Ored in the same district receiving but few votes
The chairman of the republican committee claims
the election OF Chalmers and JefrOrds, with q
chance for Lynch. The democratic chairman con-
cedeS nothing as yet.
North Carolina.
EIGHT DEMOCRATIC AND ONE REPUBLICAN CON-
GRESHAM.
The democratic state ticket for Judges was voted
straight in the western portion OF the state and is
doubtless elected by a good majority. Returns
from scattering precincts indicate the election of
Bennett (dem) Congressman-at-large,a and OF Cox,
ton j. Green, DENY, from the 81 district, seems
certain by at least $40 majority. Clement Dowd, In
the 9th district; K b: Vance, in the 9Th; A. NJ.
Scales, In the 5th, and w. NJ. Robbins In the 7th,
Cemocrats), are probably elected. The Con-
gres-ional delegation Will probably be eight demo-
Gratis and one republican.
California.
THE STATE PROBABLY DEMOCRATIC.
Both parties claim the state, but The commonly
received opinion in San Francisco is that the
democrats will have majority of 1000 to 1900 on
the general ticket. Reports from the interior in
dictate 1uil vote. 1t is believed that the prohibit
ton ticket Will have about 5000 votes in the state
at large, and this with the detection from the re-
publ1canS on account OF the Sunday law, is likely
to give the statet to the democrats. The republi-
Can state central committee estimate Estes ma
lOrity outside the city at 900 to 1000 The demo-
cratic state central committee think the republi-
the democratic majority In the city Will more
than make up for the losses in the interior.
Wisconsin.
DEMOCRATIC GAINs-FIvE REPUBLICAN AND FOUR
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSMAN
Reports indicate large democratic gains in every
Congressional district The chairman OF the DEM
ocratic state central committee claims five and
probably six out OF the nine Congressman, dem
ocratic gain OF three or four Congressman. Re
publican adviceS concede democratic gains, but
are silent on Congressman. The election In the
fourth district resulted In the election OF p "
DeUster, DEM, for Congress The returns from
throughout the state Indicate the election OF five
republican and four democratic Congressman.
THE CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION.
A Milwaukee dispatch to the Associated Press
says: Following Is the result in Congressional
districts In this states 1st Williams, rep, re-elect-
ed by 1000 neutrality-suspicious. loss 500; ed, Sum-
ner, dem. elected by 800 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
loss 200; 3D. Jones, DEM, elected over Reyes and
HaZleton, the two contesttng republican cand1-
dates, by 5000 plurality, a democratic gain OF
1.50O; 4th, DeuSter, dem, reelected by LOCO ma
1ority-democratic gain ], 400: 9Th, Rankin, dem,
elected by 4OCO majOrity-dem0cratic gain 1900;
6th, Guenther, rep. reelected by 500 majority
democratic gain 700; 7th, Butt rep. elected by
loo ma1ority-demOcratic gain 1900; 9Th, Price,
{rep. and PROV, elected by 10 900 ma1or1ty-repub-
lican gain $500: 9th, Stephenson. rep. elected by
LOO ma1or1ty-democrattc gain TOO
Kansas.
CLOSE VOTE ON GOVERNOR
The returns from Kansas received last night
were very meager Dispatches stated that the re-
publican state central committee think the whole
state and Congressional ticket Is elected but con-
cede that the vote on governor is very close and
thattAe democrats may have q majority The
democratic state committee claim the election of
Click for governor.
Delaware.
DRNOCRATIC GAINS RDP0RrHp
The returns from the state 80 Tar Indicate demo-
cratic gains. Returns from nine OF the seventeen
city precincts give . democratic majority OF 2s5
The strong republican wards are yet to hear from.
The chances are that the city has gone republican,
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