, 1882-11-10
ELNCTION RETURNS.
BY Telegraph.

New York, Nov. Three hundred
election districts out of 6SS give Folger
2l,359; Cleveland 53,7Ol.
SP M.-The Express, republican, es-
timates Clevelands majority i'll that
state at from $1,000 to 100000. The Ex-
press bulletin says: Edison is undoubt-
edly elected for mayor; estimated ma
iority, 10000.
The bulletin also says that Massachu-
sets gives Buffers election by large
majority.
The Express says that Malone claims
the majority ON his ticket in Virginia is
25,00O.
The Commercial Advertiser, stalwart,
admits that Cleveland, democrat, for
governor, will probably have $4,000 ma
iority.
CAMDEN City, N. j.: Nov. Robe
son, the republican candidate for con-
gress, defeated by Ferrel, democratic
candidate,by about 500 majority. Brew
er, the republican candidate for congress
from the Iecoud district, is reelected by
about 1OO majority.
PROVIDENCE, r. L., Nov. Returns
received from every town in two con-
gressional districts. In first district,
Spooner, republican, has 1876; Latham,
l,49l; scattering, 10; Spooner's majority
1000. In second district, Jonathan
Chase, republican, 3,349; Wheeler, demo
crat, 1881.
New HAVEN, Nov. 7.-Waller's majori-
ty about $4,000. Legislature republican
on joint ballot.
DENVER, Nov. 7.-Ex.Senator Chaffee
chairman of the republican state central
committee, in an interview with west
ern press reporter said our kilograms are
decidedly encouraging to the republi-
cans, I'd we confidently predict Camp
bell election for governor by 1000 ma
jority. Ex-cOngressman Il. NJ. Patter-
son, chairman OF the democratic state
committee. said: ave estimate Grants
election by 1900. Neither chairman
ventures prediction ON the legislature
or congressman.
WILMINGTON, N. c., Nov. THE indi-
casions are that the democratic state
ticket is elected by greater majority
than in 1880. Tho legislature is un-
doubtedly democratic. The congress
sional delegation will probably b. COM
posed Of eight democrats and one repub-
lican. A Philadelphia dispatch gives
Ferrel democratic majority of 800 over
Robeson, republican candidate for con-
gress; democratic gain, no.
WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. Full vote;
both parties claim the state. The ma
lority either way will be in the hundreds.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. Weather fine
and vote fair, indications sweeping de-
mocratic majority throughout the state.
The count will he slow rs there are four
scratched city tickets.
SAN FRANoIsco, Nov. THE election
in the city IL very quiet, and an average
vote polled owing to length Of tickets
and poor arrangements for gathering re-
turns nothing can be known OF the re-
suit tonight. Much scratching has been
done and it is probable that some will be
elected on both tickets, but the COM
monty received opinion is that the de-
mocrats have received from two to three
thousand majority. Reports from the
interior indicate full vote. 1t is be-
lieved that the prohibition ticket will
have about five Thousand votes in the
state at large, and that with DETECTION
from republicans on account OF the Sun
day law is likely to give the state to the
democrats.
DALLAS, Nov. democrats swept
northern Texas. Lanham, Willborn,
Throckmorton, Smith and Mills are
elected to congress by increased MAORI
ties. Ireland, for governor, and the en-
tire democratic state ticket is elected by
an enormous majority. The Legislature
is overwhelmingly democratic.
ST.. TAUL, Nov. THE election of
White, Wakefield, Stuart and Wash
bourne in the first, second, third and
fourth districts, are considered certain
by the republicans.
BosroN, Nov, 7-1030 p. M.-Repub-
Leans concede Buffers election by 10
OOO majority Democrats claim $1,000
Tor VIM. Whitney, representative to con-
gress from the eleventh district. Geo.
D. Robinson, republican, is elected from
the twelfth district.