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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-08


MEMPHIS, November T.-Ten wards and tea
districts heard from give Bate 43l4, Hawkins 272l,
Fussell 1s4. Beasley 81. Young, 40S9, Smith $3.50,
Hawkins COS. Porter 4154, Patterson 4l45, Eaton
$751; Cassells 3211, Wright 1914. The remaining
districts to Eear from viii not change this result
other tnan increase the Democratic majorlties-
The entire Democratic legislative ticket is elected
Eayette County.
Special to the Appeal
MOSCOW, November THE vote here stands:
Bate $50, Young 2l2, Hawkins q, Smith 20, Steger
$50, Miller $50, Sherred go, Lewis Y.
Special to the Appeal
0OLLTERVILLE. November bate 17e, Haw-
sins 2sl Young ls Spish ~ 2Ss Eod.er III Nv Eaton
ISL Kelly los, Ramsey 2s9. Wendell I76. Barnum
2S6. Norris $50, Howard 2S7, Price 149. Paine ISL,
Wilson Is. Fussell1 10. Rsasley2. Workingmen O..
LAGRANGE, November 7-Republican msJori-
by here 16s.
Special to the Appeal
sQkERfILLE, November 7.-Young's majority
205.
Gibson County.
Special to the Appeal
HUMBOLDT, November For Governor. Bate
gress Pierce 1913, Lyle 176. John 8. Cooper was
elected state senator; Hicks and Vaughan repre-
Carroll County.
Special to the Appeal
HUNTING DON, November THE vote Of this
district is Hawkins 262, Bate As. Congress, s. w.
Hawkins 276, Taylor las.
Gibson County.
Special to the Appeal
TRENTON, November ELEVEN districts out
Hawkins SOS. Beasley 155, FussalI &c. For Con-
gress-Pierce. Dem., J60l; Lyle. Rep., ss2- For
'e SIS For the i Legislature V DEM, 1856;
Hicks, Dem 1602; Curry. mongrel, 747: Kehman,
1rets Cooper VsaeSn and aeFs
cFats sFe electe and Bate will double the enilre
opposition in this county.
Henry County.
Special to the AppeaLl
PARIS, November 7.1Henry county is solid for
Bate. The Democratic ticket is elected in fuIl.
Haywood County.
Special to the Appeal
BRowHsVILfE' November Seven districts
heard from give the Democratic ticket S5s and the
Republicans 147s. Bond, Dem, runs consider ;ra
bly, ahead of his ticket and is probably elected
State senator.
Hardeman County.
Special to the Appeal
BessIey l6S, Fussell l. For Congress-YouDg 6s7,
Smith 32l, Lambeth 146.
Special to the Appeal.]
BOLIVAR, November 7:-Hardeman county
Ing from $50 to 900.
MadisOn County.
Special to the Appeal
atiye, Keith for senator and McHaney for fioater.
ali Bate Democrats, have carried the county oy
$40 majority. bale Deat HaWklns oOu NOIeN- 1ay-
lor. for Congress, has also carried the county by
from 500 10 600 majority. At this writing the city
is wild with enthusiasm, and every body, save =
few sick Fusselites, seems happy.
Upton County.
Special to the Appeal
COyINGTOS, November 7.-Only five districts
heard from, which includes the Republican
streugth of the county. The Republican ticket is
about 12O ahead, which will be overcome by the
Democratic majorities from the other precincts.
The Democratic ticket will probably receive
from 200 to $50 majority in the county. As far as
heard from Fusseli has received but and Reasiey
no votes.
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No MAN knows what a ministering angel
his wife Is until he comes home one day,
suffering with dreadful cold, and she hap
pens TO have q bottle OF DR.. BnlPs Cough
Syrup in the house.
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NE NERMONT
Tine Ke.uI, OF Yesterday,s vote.

On September 9th, elected 2 Republican
members of Congress, governor and legisla'
tive ticket. The Legislature, on joint ballot
stands 253 Republicans and 13 Democrats.
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Nsw HAkHpShIRE

Elected governor, railroad commissioners,
members Of the Forty eighth Congress and a
Legislature yesterday. The Republican ma
jority in 1880 was 4058, and for governor
36l9. The Legislature of 1881 stood 122
Democrats to 1876 Republicans, the Republi-
can majority being 70. All three Of the
members elected to the Forty-seventh Con-
gress were Republicans.
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yhe Re.uIt orye.teraav,s Vote.

PROVIDENCE, November Henry J. Spoone
and Jonathan Chace, Republicans, were reelected
representatives in Congress by large relative ma
jorities on light vote. The proposition to amen'
the constitution so as TO call constitutional con
vention was rejected. 1t required three-hfth
VOTE 10 adO
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NEM Jersey

Elected Legislature and seven members TO
the Forty-eighth Congress. The Legislature
elected in November of 1881 stood AZ Re-
publicans and 80 Democrats, the Republican
majority on joint ballot being 3. OF the
members of the Forty-seventh Congress A
are Republicans and 8 are Democrats.
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CALIFORNIA

Elected governor and other State officers,
an Equalization Board, Supreme Court
justices, Supreme Court clerk, railroad
commissioners, Legislature and 5 mem
bers to the Forty-eighth Congress. OF the
four members of the Forty-seventh Congress
are Democrats and 2 Republicans.
The Legislature Of 1S80-S1 stands IS Re-
publicsns to 81 Democrats, the Repub-
Iican majority being 6. Perkins, Rep, was
elected governor by 20, 408 majority. the vote
being 67 $40 for Perkins, 1852 for Glenn,
DEM, and A ,o20 for White, Workingman's
candidate
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ARKANSAS.

The election held in this State yesterday
WAS for FIVE congressman for the Forty
eighth Congress, the following being the
candidates:
District Republican. Democratic.
First........J. B. ~Poindexter Dunn
Second fl. a Williams (R.& )%James K. Jones.
Third. w. Benjamin. John H. Rodgers.
Fourth. .................t tSamuel W. Peel.
*Renominated. fRep. candidate in 1880. lind.
candidate in 1880 G.-Greenback.
In 1880 Dunn, Dem, was elected by
5346 majority in the First District; J. K.
Jones, Dem, by 20O4 plurality; ]. E. Cra-
vens, Dem by 1929 majority, and J. NJ.
Gunter, Dem, by 1856 plurality. As the
State went Democratic by about 10000
in October, there is every reason TO believe
that the above-named Democratic candidates
will be elected, and Mr.. Breckenridge by a
good majority.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-08

Elected governor, State officers, Legisla-
ture and IL membars TO the Forty-eighth
Congress yesterday. The Republican ma
jority for governor in 1880 was At ,434, and
in 1881 it was 35,4 ,4I6. The Legislature of
1882 stood: Democrats SO on joint ballot,
Independents 4, and Republicans 217. OF
the II congressman in the Forty-seventh Con-
gress, IL are Republicans and l Democrat.
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KAN SAS

Elected a governor and other State officers
and members to the Forty-eighth Congress.
All three of the members of the Forty
seventh Congress are Republicans. The
Legislature of 1SS1-S2 stands 149 Republi-
cans on joint ballot, to II Democrats and 5
Fusionists, the Republican majority being
l33. s.. John was elected governor in 1878
by 36,Sl2 plurality
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licaRs 21, and Independents 1; Democratic
msiority 81 Belknap, Dem, was elected
justice OF the Supreme Court in 1880 by
1885 majority; Cassidy, Dem, was elected 10
Congress in the same year by 1887 majority.
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IN. p..uI.a arx.-,a-n.-,ax xos.

PORTSMOUTH, November 7.-Private adyices
to prominent politicians indicate the election
of Edgerly, Dem, for governor. The Republicans
claim the election of Haines, Rep, 70 Congress in
the First District, although the Democrats do not
concede it. Bothi branches of the Legislature VIII
be Republican.
One hundred and fifty towns give Hale, Rep,
Il, ,90S; Edgerly, Dem, Is 043 Scattering Az Re-
publican net loss in these places 627.
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Yesterday voted for chief justice, Legisla-
ture and five members of Congress. In 1880
the three members of Congress elected wer e
Republicans, and the Legislature was Re-
publican by lis on joint ballot.
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HRenominated. Estate ticket support by Rep.
State Con-, but financial part of platform repudi-
ated- Present supt. of Education. sUnsuecess'
full candidate Tor Congress in 1880.
In 1SS0-s1 the Legislature was Democratic
by 157 on joint ballot, and all the members
of the Forty-seventh Congress are Democrats.
In 1880 Richardson, Dem., First District,
had plurality OF 5272; Anthem, Dem, Third,
plurality 1s,105; Evins, Dem, Fourth, plu.
rality, 49, ,205; Tillman, Dem, Fifth, s043.
The Democratic majority for governor in
1880 was 5S,60S.
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ST. PAUL, November THE count Ia progress
ing very slowly in all the principal towns. There
is no doubt of the election of White. Wakefield
aud Stuart Reps, in the First, Second and Third
Districts. In the Fourth district there has been
much scratching. many Republicans voting for
prohibition and many Democrats for Washburn,
Rep. Washburn claims that he will have 100 ma
jerity in Minneapolis, and Ames, DEM, perhaps
500 in 5t. Paul.
1880 O'Clock 2. A-The Republican congress
men rae elected n Al ha Districts
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The Re.nIt of Ye.teraax,.x xate

COLUMBIA, November THE election passed
off quietly all over the State. Dispatches at the
Dem mocratic headquarters indicate the election of
the State, congressional and county tickets by q
large majority. The full Democratic vote was
polled, while in many places the Republicans re-
Trained from voting. In Georgetown the Republi-
cans voted almost unanimously for the Demo-
tin teaA AioIr rnA
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The Re.a,t or Ye,terd.y,. vote.

RICHMOND, VA, November THE election
to-day passed off quietly in this city. with the
cepon of the excitement incident to the arrest of
several election judges. An attempt was made
during the day by the Readjuster coalitionists to
vote on capitation tax receipts signed by two col
lectors of delinquent taxes. Judge Christian. of
the Hustings Court instructed the judges OF cleo
ton to refuse votes signed by but one. A United
states supervisor arrested the judges. and they
were taken before q United States comm issioner
and bailed for appearance tomorrow. A compro.
mise between the United States commissioner and
the judges followed, and the votes were recsiyed
on both receipts under protest against one. The
delay caused by this action caused many votes to
be lost on both sides, as the polls closed while
large number Of voters were waiting TO vote
John Amber Smith, coalitionist candidate for
Congress in this district was arrested to-day for
disorderly conduct at the polls and bailed to an
Ewer.
Malone claims majority for his ticket of q. 900.
News from the Ninth Congressional District re-
port the probable election of Fulkerson. Dem.
The Democrats claim as certain the election OF
the following congressman: Garrison in the First
District George d. Wise, Third, Tucker. Sixth,
Barbour Eighth. The Coalitionists are jubilant,
and claim the election of John s. Wise for con-
gressman at large by from 5000 to 25,0O0; they
also claim congressman: Mayo in the First Dis
trict Libbey in the Second. Hooper in the Fourth,
Sims in the Fifth, Poul in the Seventh, and Bower
in the Eighth.
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RHODE ISLAND

Elected two congressman TO the Forty-eighth
Congress yesterday. The following named
were the candidates:
District Republiedn Democrat.
First Henry J. Spooner- Oscar ]. LaphAm
Second - Jonathan Chace.-........J. n. Wheeler.
TRenominated.
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DIED.

CAIN-on Sunday. November 5. 1852, At somer-
vile, Tenn, DANIEL R. CAIS, aged orty-two years.
bis remains were inferred at Elmwood on the 9th
ISomerville papers rlease oopyl
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I'm. Re,uIt or Yes,erday,. vote.

SAN FRANCISCO, November THE election
in the city is very quiet. An average vote was
polled. Owing TO the length of the ticket and the
bad arrangements for getting returns. nothing can
be known OF the result tonight There was much
scratching and probably some viii be elected on
both tickets but il Is the commonly received opin
ion that the Democrats have q majority OF 1000 TO
5000 on the general ticket. Reports from the inte-
rior indicate full vote. It Is believed that the
Prohibition ticket will have about 5000 votes in
the State at large, and this, with the detection
from the Republicans on account of the Sunday
law Is likely to give the State TO the Democrats.
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'Renomfrated- find. Dem. suppcrfed by Green
hack ad UeFe4ieaAeS7 last bfry ON
contest by J. R. Lynch
In 1880 Muldrow, Dem, was elected in the
First District by 10,62S plurality; Manning,
Dem, in the Second by $3.50 plurality
Money, DEM, in the Third by 1892 plurality;
Singleton, Dem, in the Fourth by plural
ity of 9572; Hooker, Dem, in the Fifth by
plurality of 557S, and Chalmers, Dem, in
the Sixth by a claimed plurality of 1879,
made by throwing out 1912 votes cast for
Lynch, the Republican,
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kENTuCkXa

The election was for congressman only.
Au overwhelmingly Democratic State, Ken
lucky no doubt yesterday elected the Demo-
Gratis named below TO the Forty eighth Con-
District. .1Republiean, Democratic.
First......-H. 81. Houston. B. Grace.
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CHATTANOOGA. November r. Chattanooga
goes Republican by 600. which is a large Demo-
though the latter is holding his own elsewhere.
Marion county gives Democratic gains, as well as
Bradley.
Special to the Appeal
CHATTANooGA. November THE city gives
Tre.shItt. IRE SI issi pioreIi SIS For senator-Ral,
ston (Rep.l. 1915 Rankin lpem.). 99s. For Repre-
pem1 So; BosSn IRep i56S Case (ReP1. ISL
Fussen received 81 votes, Beasley z. A Thousand
people standing in front of the Democrat office,
cheering at every report that comes in. Dibrell
will beat Trewhitt in the district 800 votes, with
probability of eleeting Rankin (Dem.) to the
o --LATEST.
Special to the Appeal
are more aroused here than they have ever been
brass band is now playing and the air resonnds
ith s9oS edsa1s Of the 6uocra ne Pto
pies, P. R. Albert, W. C. Payne and Others have
just made speeches from the ofice window.
Bumner County.
HIGHLAND STATION November Bate, 1e7; /;
Hawkins. 10; Fussell, 0; Bessley, l.
Special TO the Appeal
GALLATIN, November Thirteen voting
places heard from gives Bate 1850, Hawkins 6sl,
fussell 81, BeasieyS The county will give Nc
MILAN for Congress Blaekma3 for for State senstor,
large majority: the election OF all OF whom is now
conceded By al P9rtes Rate received ~ e over
The same ratio gives Bate $500 majority in this
county.
Rutherford County.
Special to the Appeal
MURFREEsBORO. November We elect our
entire ticket: the Democratic nominees are elected
by 1000 TO 1900; Bate VIII beat Hawkins $500. Fus-
sell leo. Beasley 50.
Special to the Appealt
LATER
Special 70 the Appeal
MURFREESBORO, November 7.-Retrrns come
in slowly Eight districts in, which inclicate he
election of our entire ticket from Bate down
Bates majority over Hawkins Will reach $500
Warner for Congress, Alexander for the Senate
Burrns, White and Tillman for the lower House.
all elected. Fussells vote in this county will
net exceed $50, Beasley not over 200. The vote in
MurfrseesDoro is Bate 379. Hawkins 3g7-a Repub-
lican loss OF 73 as compared with lsSO-Fusseil 76
Beasley 5.
LAvERGNE. November bate a. Hawkins 6.
Fussell l, Beasley o.
Davidson County.
Special 70 the Appeal
NASHVILLE. Novem Der THE Davidson coun-
y vote. 50 far as counted. stands: Bate 2sel
Hawkins l23s, Fussell 159, BeasleY 3S-ffteen
wards and districts. Thirteen districts I'm Sumner.
Bate 1873. Hawkins 667, Fusseil 81, Beasley 3.
Bedford County,
Special 70 the Appeal
WAaTRAcE. November 7.-FiYe voting places
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NEBRASKA

Voted for q governor and judge and q
clerk of the Supreme Court, other State ON
GERS, Legislature and members to the Forty
eighth Congress, and voted on . wonan's sui
frage amendment TO the constitution The
member in the Forty-seventh Congress ls .
Republican. The Legisisture OF lSSl-s2
stands on joint ballot, Democrats 81, RsPub-
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rhe Rs.aut or Y..,eraay,s vote.

GALVESTON, November The day was fine
The State ticket is solid for the Democrats There
was much scratching for congressional candidates
and county officers. The contest Is quiet.
The Democratic State ticket was elected by up
ward of 5000 majority. There is probably q
The Democrats swept North Texas like q whirl-
wind. Lanham, Wellborn, Throckmorton, Smith,
creased majorites. Ireland. for governor, and the
entireDenocraH cticket are elected by an enormous
majority. The Legislature is Overwhelmingly
naT araf
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IOWA

Elected minor State officers, Supreme Court
judge, Supreme Court clerk and reporter,
and eleven members to the Forty-eighth
Congress. Hail, Rep, was elected secretary
of state in 1880 by 78, ,406 msj, and Sher-
man, Rep, was elected governor in 1881 by
59,929 maj. The Legislature Of 1881 stands
Republicans lis, Democrats 26, and Green
hackers 9. All Of the representatives in the
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German.American b. and 4. Association.

TIHE monthly loan meeting of this Association
l. will be held THURSDAY, November 9Th, at
: so O'Clock pm. Members are requested 20 pay
their dues promptly. otherwise fines will be
b order JOHN sCHEIBLER, President
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The Result of Yesterday Vote.
MaSSACHiISETrk

LEAVENWORTH, November THE Demo-
Gratis claim the eleation of Glyck, Dem, for gov
ernor by a good majority. The congressional
delegation is divided.
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The Result Of Yesterday,s Vote.
MINNESOTA

DETROIT. November THE entire Repub-
lican State ticket is elected by 900 to
jority. Returns from various congressional dis
tricts are incomplete. Nothing definite known.
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COLORADO

Elected. yesterday, 8 governor and other
State officers, Supreme Court judge,
Legislature and member TO the Forty-eighth
Congress. The present member of Congress
is a Republican. The Legislature of 1882
stands Sc Republicans 10 19 Democrats, the
Republican msjority being 81 on joint bal
lot. Belford, congressman. Rep, was elected
in 1880 by 2593 plurality, and Beck. Rep,
was elected Supreme Court judge 10 1879 BY
4218.
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SOUTH CAROLINA

South Carolina yesterday elected State Of
fcers, "a Legislature and members OF Congress.
The following are the names of the candidates
for State officers and for the Forty-eighth Con-
gress. Three amendments were also voted
upon in South CaroliHa. The first empowers
the Legislature TO fix the time of holding gen.
eral elections, the second prohibits the dis
reimbursement of any person by law Except
for treason, murder, burglary, larceny, per-
jury, forgery, or any other infamous crime,
or duelling," and the third permits the or
ganization of counties with q minimum area
OF 400 square miles and a population
equal TO 1-124th part of the whole
number OF inhabitants of the State.
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fRenominated. Long term and vacancy caused
by unseating OF Cannon. Mormon. Liberal or
Anti Mormon. Mormon (Monogamist.
SALT LAKE, November 7.-Returns received
indicate about 6OO0 Gentle 70 1000 Mormon,
the last; time they seriously contested general
election. Four years ago, nothing was done In me
Cannon Campbell contest two years ago the
Gentiles made thorough canvass, but have ap-
parently made no inroad on the solid Mormon