Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-08


Republican los of atty, being a ne
democratic gain Of u over the vote TO
Governor In 1850. The same rate voult
give the Democratic State tiskst small
majority.
lsDrANoPoLn, 10:l5 p.m.-Tvent,
voting places heard from show q ne
Democratic gain Of "A.
In Cenneeaieus.
HARTFORD, Nov. THE vote liaht
will be very olose.
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 7.-Waller Dem.
is elected Governor by 1000 majority.
Eaton (Dem.) will have 1000 majority
IN the First District az Congressman
Mitohell DEM in the Second District
seymour Dem in the Fourth District
and Wayne Rep. in the Third Distric,
have been successful. This is Repub-
hcan loss of two Congressman.
Hartford, Nov. THE day was fair
There has been falling of from the
vote OF 1880. The Republican loss is
very much greater than the Democratic.
There il probability that the Demo
Gratis elected theft State ticket and
three Congressmen.
NEw HAVEN, Nov. I'LL p.m.-Wal-
ler's majority is about 1000. The Log
isiature il Republican on joint ballot.
Ia RheAe Island.
Providence, Nov. 7.-Rhode Island
elects both Republican Congressman.
In Delaware.
WILMINGTON, Nov. IA full vote.
Both parties claim the State. The ma
jority Of either may be in the hundreds.
In Kentscky.
LoUIsvILLE, Nov IA light vote here,
for the absence for the alb
ssnce of colored men said to be working
elsewhere.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. flames T. Clay
was elected to Congress in the Second
District, +. A. Robeson Is successful
over Proctor Knott in the Fourth, Al
bert s. Wills ia reelected in the Fifth.
John q. Carlisle in the Sixth and j. G..
3. Blackburn In the Seventh, all Demo
Gratis.
DETROIT, Nov. THE weather is
cloudy. Indications are of large vote.
A great deal Of scratching done.
In Texas.
GALvIsroN, Nov. 7.-Day fine. State
ticket solid for tho Democrats.
DALLAS, Texas, Nov. 7-Wm. Throck-
morton, Smith, Mills and Reagan, all
Democrats, are elected to Congress BY
an increased majority; Ireland for Gov
ernor and the entire Democratic State
ticket are elected by an enormous ma
jority. The Legislature is Overwhelm-
ingly Democratic.
In Georgia.
ATLANTA, Nov. 10 p.m.-The Con-
stituti0n indicates a full Democratic
delegation to Congress.
In Tennessee.
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 7.-Dibrell, Demo-
crat, is elected to Congress from the
Third District; Clements in the Seventh,
and Prior in the Eighth.
NASHVILLE. Nov. THE indications
are that Bates is elected Governor by a
considerable majority over Hawkins,
Republican.
In Pennsylvan1a.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Gold misty
rains prevailed this morning, and CON
trary to expectations, the first three
hours polling showed only light VOTE
Toward noon the warm weather became
somewhat clear and the vote increased.
1t il generally quiet. The police had
been called to quell disturbance in the
First Ward.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7,2 p.m.-Reports
from Pennsylvania show Beaver de-
feated by 5000 majority.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7.-Scattering re-
turns from this State show large Dem
Ocratic gain over the vote Of last year.
Patterson has undoubtedly carried this
city. and will have a plurality of over
10000 in the State.
PrrrsDuR0, Nov. 7.-Beturns are COM
ing in slowly. Beaver, the regular Re-
have about 400 plurality in Allegheny
county.
Reports from Pennsylvania show that
Beaver is defeated by 10000 majority.
PrrTsnuRo, Nov. 7.-Beaver's plural
ity in Allegheny county is estimated at
200. The rest of the regular Republi-
oan ticket is probably elected.
HARRISBURG, Nov. 7.-Cold drizzling
rain; very heavy vote today.
In Nevada.
CARSON, Nov. 7.-Adams, Cassidy and
Stone. Democratic candidates for Gov
ernOr, Congressman and Supreme Judge,
have traded of the balance Of the ticket
for themselves and friends. Other can
didates and Irish voters in general are
working against them. Dispatches to
the Reno Gazette indicate the election Of
POvninp over Caanidv.
WMNKMuocA. Nov. THE Democrats
have q majority Of 100 to l5O for Gov
ernor.
Before the Vote.
DENVER, Nov. 7.-Ex Senator Chaffee,
Chairman of the Republican State Con-
trail Committee, in an interview with a
Western Press reporter tonight, said:
"Ouf kilograms are decidedly encour-
aging to Republicans, and We confident
" predict Campbell's election for Gov
ernor by 1000 majority" Ex-Congreas-
man L. II. Patterson, Chairman Of the
Dem ocratic State Committee, said: "We
estimate Grants election at 1500."
Neither Chairman ventures prediction
ON the Legislature or Congressman.
Ia California.
SAN FRANcsCo, Nov. The election
here ID quiet. An average vote was
polled. Owing TO the length Of the
ticket, and bad arrangements for gath
ering returns, nothing can be known of
the result tonight. Much scratching
has been done. and probably some will
be elected ON both tickets, but the CON-
monty received opinion il that the DEM
ocrats viii have q majority of 5000. A
majority Of reports from the interior in
dicate full vote. Il il believed the
Prohibition ticket will have about 5000
votes in the State at large, ana that with
detection from Republicans ON account
Of the Sunday Law, il likely TO give the
State TO the Democrats.
WILMINGTON, CAL, Nov. IA vote OF
224 indicates Republican gain.
VALLEJO, Cal, Nov. IA large vote
was polled, and the entire Republican
county ticket il undoubtedly elected BY
. handsome majority.
NORTH SAN JOSH, CAL, Nov. 7.-One
hundred and forty nine votes were
polled here. Estse has about sixty ma
iority.
RIVERSIDE, Cal, Nov. Tin q vote Of
ysa Estee will probably have lbs major