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

by from 1000 to 5000 majority over the independ-
election OF Hunt, Ellis, King, Blanchard and Fer
ron ldem 70 Congress, but still hope for Kellogg
| election In the 81 district
Iowa.
DEMOCRAT SUCCEEDS Mr. FAREWELL IN CON-
GRESS
j. w. Green, the chairman OF the republican
committee, comedies the election OF J. II. Murphy
democrat. to Congress from the 21 district,
now represented by Mr.. Farwell. In the LIST
district, Mr. McCoid, present incumbent. is re-
Isaac s. Struble, republican candidate for Con-
jority. '''
Georgia.
FULL DEMOCRATIC DELEGATION TO CONGRESS
The special dispatches received OF Atlanta indi-
cate that full democratic delegation is elected to
Congress This involves the defeat OF Emory
Speer, in the 9th district and William H. FELTON,, in
the Tth, who both ran on the Independent ticket
John {. Nichols, democrat, has about 5000 ma
1orlty In the list district and Henry G. Turner, in
Inc "a, about 1900. Charles F. Crisp, in the Sd,
James H. Blount, In the 9th, and Seaborn Reese In
the oth, had no opposition Hugh Buchanan in
the attn; n s. Hammond, In the stu; j. c. Clements,
IN the 7th and Alien D. Gambler in the 9th are pro-
badly all elected; as also Thomas Hardeman, demo-
cfatie candidate for Congressman-at-large.
Missouri.
THE DEMOCRATS HAVE CLEAN SWEEP.
The election Of the democratic candidates for
congress In the three St Louis city districts Is
conceded They are, John j. O'Neill, in the eighth,
James q. Broadhead In the ninth, and NJ. l. Clardy
In the tenth. The state officers elect all demo-
Gratis, are Thomas A. Sherwood. supreme judge
Mr.: Coleman, Superintendent Of schools, and James
Harllng, railroad commissioner. Graves (dem }
IOr congress, will have about 1850 majority over
Crisp, Qnd-dem) in the Lexington district.
Michigan.
| A REPUBLICAN VICTORY: BUT THE GOVERNOR BEHIND
HIS TICKET.
The appearances at midnight last night
| warranted the following statement: The
entire republican state ticket IS elected
by 10000 or $4,000, except, possibly, the
governor, who has been cut on collateral issues
and runs behind badly. Both parties claim the
governor On congressman the democrats carry
the nrst district eecting Maybury, and claim the
fifth for HOuseman, which Is very close. The re-
with reasonable certainty. Both branches Of the
legislature are republican by decisive majOrities
1nsuring the election OF republican United States
Senator.
Minnesota
THE CONGRESSMAN ELECTED.
There Is no doubt OF the election of White, Wake
held and Strait the republican candidates in the
lst ID and 81 districts. The 4th district Is doubt
| full with the chances in favor OF Washburn uep).
elected, but there is much scratching in favor Of
hlndred, the other republican nominee.
Nebraska.
THE STATE REPUBLICAN.
AS 1ar as can De estimated from returns from
scattered precincts throughout the state, the re-
publican state ticket will rec We about 1900
plurality; Weaver rep) is elected in the list dis
trict and Laird (rep) in the I'd by good ma1orties
The Sd district is still somewhat In doubt but the
5000 over the democratic and independent cSDd IL
| dates NO estimate can yet be formed of the
complexlon OF the legislature beyond the strong
probabilities OF good republican majority In
| both houses
Al An Omaha dispatch says: Valentines rep) cleo
tlon In the 81 Congressional district is almost GER
| tain The democratic central committee concede
the election or the republican state ticket by
majority, tut claim Munger for Congress In the Sd
district over Valentine.
THE REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN ELECTED.
A dispatch from Carson, New, says:-"Adams,
Cassidy and Stone democratic candidates for gov.
ernor, Congressman and supreme Judge, respec-
lively, have traded on the balance OF the ticket for
themselves, and the friends OF other candidates
them" Dispatches to the Reno Gazette indicate
the election of Downing, republican, over Cassidy
democrat
Arkansas.
CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRICrs-IN DOUBT
A light vote was polled everywhere on Congress-
men in Arkansas, the only officers elected yester-
day. In Little Rock, Cunningham (greenbacker for
Congressman-at-large, for whom republicans also
voted, received 1,155, and Breckenridge (dem),
eO2 Benjamin (rep), for Congress from the 81
district, received 1.215, ana Rogers Diem s. ,7s2
re gasT county Mi probably give sO to 1oo
m1ttee say that II the same decrease holds
throughout the district Benjamin has chance, but
majority. Scattering returns from the second dis
trlct, the only one that was holly contested
show considerable falling of In the vote as COM
pared with the september election but indicate
the re-elect on OF Jones (dem), by several hundred
majority, though the republicans claim 1t by a
small majority 1Or Williams, wEO received part OF
the greanback votes Jefferson county is claimed
Tor Williams by $500 majority. but is reported by
Inc democrats as giving him less than 1900,
ducCOn Which the democrats claim cannot be
overcome. Dunn, In the first, and Peel In the
fourth district, both democrats, We're practically
and Peers only opponent being one independen1''
who received but few votes. Breckenridge (dem.S'
lor Congressman-at-large, Is elected by large
majority.
returns from only two distr1cts-the Sd and 9Th
have been received. Oates and Hewett. demo-
crats, are elected from these districts.
Florida.
Some republican gains are reported, but the re-
turns are too meager to show the result In either
OF the Two congressional districts.
Rhode Island.
In Rhode Island Henry j. Spencer and Jonathan
Chase, republicans are reelected to Congress
ShoOner, republican, is elected in the first district
The constitutional amendment was rejected Ex
Governor Van Zandt is elected to the house OF del
egateS TO I'LL the vacancy from Newport.
Election Disturbances.
RIOT IN WILMINGTON, DEL.
The election passed of quietly in Wilmington
Del, except In the Sd and 9TH wards in the former
OF which, after the polls closed there was serious
ARRAY between colored men and whites, in which
the colored men, who were the assailants, used
pistols freely, and the whites retaliated with q
shower OF bricks and stones which scattered their
asSailants- Two white men, William Barton and
Martin Fegan, were seriously wounded by bullets
and several hurt Dy bricks. woman was also
shot In the breast, but not seriously injured.
Many arrests were made during the afternoon,
among them Chief Engineer McIntire, chairman
OF the city democratic committee, for knocking
down man.
TWO MEN SHOT AT TIE POLLS IN ILLINOIS
At Chicago. In row at the polls yesterday
afternoon, George A. Kelly, fireman, was shot
and killed by John Flaherty, special policeman.
At Waterloo. Ill, Jake Fultz was shot and killed
at the polls by one Burris. =
ARRESTS IN RICHMOND,
Upon charges preferred by the cOalit.Onists
several democratic Judges election were arrested
by the U.s. marShals In Richmond, Va, yester.
day, charged with refusing to permit persons to
vote upon poll-tax receipts issued by John D.
Snelings, one OF Mahone's special collectors OF de-
linquent taxes The democrats claim that Smell
ings was not legal tax collector. 1t was finally
agreed that the judges OF election might under
fo tyo