The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-11-16
LOUISIANA.

LOUISIANA.
NEW ORLEANS.-There' are several
contested polls in the Third district, but
Governor Kellogg is elected by hand
some majority without them.
NEW JERSEY.
TRENToN.-The House will stand 33
| Democrats, 2 Independent Democrats
| and 25 Republicans. Democrats are sure
| OF at least three majority on joint ballot,
and may have seven.
NEBRASKA.
OMAHA.-Returns show the election of
Dawes Rep.) for Governor, and the rest
exception of Clark, for Treasurer, and
Gere, for Regent of the University. The
Legislature is Republican.
MISSISSIPPI.
Unofficial returns and re-
ports from trustworthy sources leave
no doubt of the election of Chalmers
over Manning, and the election of Van
Eaton, Dem., over Lynch, both by small
majOrities.
KENTUCKY.
LOUISvILLE.-A special from Mt. Sterl-
ing says Adams, Dem, defeats White,
Rep, for. Congress in the Tenth district
by a majority of over 1000. The Ken
tucky delegation stands ten Democrats
TO one Republican.
DELAWARE.
WILMINGToN.-Th official vote of
Delaware gives StOckley, Oem.) 1898
majority; Lore, Dem.) for Congress, L.
923 majority. The next Legislature will
stand: House, sOlidly DemOcratic; Sen
ate, 8 Democrats and Republican, who
holds oyer.
NORTH CAROLINA.
RALEIGH.-Return5 from the First
district indicate the election of Pool
(Rep.) to Congress instead of Latham.
Doubt is entertained as to the election
of Bennett, Oem,) Congressman at
Large, and Robins, Oem) Seventh dis
trict.
ST. PAUL.-The Legislature, as made
up this morning, stands: Senate-Re-
publicans, "a; Democrats, 10; Indepen-
dent and Greenback, 3. HOuse-Re-
publicans, IS; Democrats, %; Inde-
pendent, 3. The returns from the Second,
Third and Fifth Congressional districts
are complete.
COLORADO.
DENyER.-ArapahO county, inelud-
ing Denver, gives Grant, Democrat, g.
for Congressman $40 majority. Indica-
tions are that Grants majority in the
State will be $500. Belford, Republican
Congressman, is elected by a small ma
jOrity of 200 or 300.
VIRGINIA.
RIcHMoND-Returns up to this hour
III p. M indicate the election of GaTri-
son Dem.) in the First district, though
COalitiOnists still claim MayO's election.
Figures from all counties so far heard
from show Massey Dem.) f'r Congress-
at-large, reduced CamerOn'S majority of
last year 5000. He will need 70 do
better in the remaining counties to de-
feat Wise.
CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCIsCo.-Twenty-six thous-
AID votes counted in the city confirm
last nights report of a probable clear
Democratic sweep in the interior. Gen.
Stoneman's majority increases as the re-
turns come in. The Senate will prob
ably stand, 26 Democrats, IL RepubIi-
cans; Assembly, 81 Democrats, % Re-
publicans. The defeat of Page is con-
firmed by further advices.
INDIANA.
INDIANAPoLIs.-Furt official re-
turns received by the Republicans to-
day reduces English's majority in Han
cock county 80. This will increase
Peele's majority for Congress to "a. The
Democratic Committee still claim that
English will have 80 majority when
official returns are completed. Addi-
tiOnal returns received to-day do not in
dicate any change in the result from
that in last nights dispatches.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9.-COmplete re-
turns show the next State Senate will
stand 20 Republicans and 21 Democrats.
Returns from nearly all Assembly dis
tricts, and careful estimate from those
not heard from, give the Democrats 110
members and Republicans 81. These
figures will not be materially changed.
Returns up to 10 o'clock tonight in
dicate PattisOn will have plurality of
about $4,000. 1t is believed Stewards
vote will not exceed 10000. The Labor
vote is estimated at 10000. Democrats
are assured of a majority in the Legis-
lature on joint ballot.
WISCONSIN,.
MILwAUKEE-The returns for the
State Legislature are complete, show
ing the following complexion of the
Senate: 10 Republicans and II Demo
Gratis; Democratic gain of 4. The As
sembly stands 90 Republicans, 40 Demo
Gratis, 2 Trades Assembly, and 1 Inde-
pendent; a Republican loss of IL. The
Republican majority on joint ballot is
9. The first Congressional district is
still in doubt, and is claimed positively
by the Republicans and Democrats.
WASHINGToN-Phil. Thompson has a
telegram from Chairman Anderson of
4 w.