Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-08
lyn is as follows: Cleveland g., $50, Folger
24,556. Majority for Cleveland 80, JOB.
MASSACHUSETTS,.

BosToN, Nov. 7.-Complete returns from
and falling off in the Republican vote.
The towns of Chatham, Dennis, Sandwich,
bingham and Hall, which gave total vote
for Long in 1879 of 1853, and for Butler
of 523, nov give Bishop 1870 and Butler
1923. Gloucester indicates ma ority for
Butler of 400, which is a gain over 1878.
Lawrence reports the vote lighter than
expected, and Congressman Russell led by
Lilly (Dem). Buffers plurality will be
less than previously reported, and will
scarcely reach 600, a gain of 811 over 1879.
NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Nov. IA great
variety of split tickets for governor, con-
gressmen, senators, representatives and
county commissioner. There is no doubt,
however, of the election of the Republican
candidate for congress, as this is strong
Republican district, and splitting for coun-
ty commissioner will not affect Terry's
election. The senatorship from the Third
(BristoD district is in doubt. New Bed
ford will probably send not more than one
Democratic representative. Reports from
Taunton say Bishop is ahead, and reports
from Haverhill say Butler makes large
gains. At 2p. m. Pittsfeld advices say
that out of 1850 votes polled, Butler will
have from 800 to 400 majority. He is
running ahead of his ticket.
LOWELL, Mass, Nov. THE election in
Lowell gives Gen. Butler not less than
1,5Oe, probably 1880 plurality. In his
bop I'd bo NV &c
strongly Republican. G. A. Martin, Re-
publican, in the same ward, narrowly es-
capped defeat, having only eleven plurality.
Boston, Nov. THE following vote of
| cities are received for governor; New
| Bedford, Bishop, 1904; Butler, lab.
, Gloucester, Bishop, 1,O45; Butler, 1,426.
Holyoke, Bishop, S31; Butler, 1887. NAL
den, Bishop, 1923; Butler, 1,122. Fitch
burg, Bishop, 1,179; Butler, 971. Worces-
ter, Bishop, 1904; Butler, 4,737.
ton is: Butler 3O,34O, Bishop 1919; But
ler's plurality over Bishop 1851. At the
Republican state committee rooms no
doubt is expressed of Buffers election, the
only question being the sum of his major
ity. Returns show great gains for Butler
and falling off in the Republican vote.
Boston, Nov. 7.-Butler's plurality in
Boston, with some wards to hear from, is
1862. In 1879 Boston gave Long 1928
and Butler 23,5O8. Leopold Morse, (dem.)
for congress, defeats Bowman in the Fifth
district by a small majority. Theodore
Lyman, (civil service independent candi-
date for congress in the Ninth district) de-
feated Jonn w. Chandler. Governor Long
is probably elected to congress from the
Second district.
BosToN, Nov. Returns received at
Democratic headquarters indicate the cleo
ton of Patrick A. Collins, DEM, to con-
gress in the Fourth district over Chas. T.
Gallagher, rep, and the Republicans con-
cede Collins election. The election of
Henry B. Lowering, dem., to congress in
the Sixth district is probable, but in doubt.
Eben F. Stone, rep, is elected to congress
in the Seventh district over Charles P.
Thompson, dem. The Journal figures a
plurality for Butler in the state of 10000,
but claims the entire Republican state
ticket except Bishop is elected, which re-
turns at present indicate.
Boston, Nov. THE dem. state central
committee up to 8 o'clock received returns
from 1877 towns and cities, including Bos-
ton. They give Butler SS,s97; Bishop "a
80. The same towns in 1879 gave Long
75.207; Butler 61,192. Buffers gain 49,
600. Col. French, chairman of the COM
mittee, puts Buffers estimated majority in
the state at $1,000 to 10000. Those con-
gressmen still doubtful, according to dem.
returns, are Lowering, in the Sixth dis
trict, Lilly in the Eighth and Tompson IN
the Seventh. Butler has arrived in town,
and will address a meeting at Faneuil
hall.
A dispatch from Worcester states that
Rice, rep. is elected to congress from the
Tenth district by 1890 majority.
Boston, Nov. THE rep. concede But
ler's majority 10000.
VIM. Whiting, rep, for congress is elect
ed in the Eleventh district.
Geo. D. Robinson, rep, is elected in the
Twelfth congressional district.