The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-11-17

Michigan .............l West virginia. .....-
Incomrlate returns indicate that the Demo
Gratis win control the new House Of Represcn-
tatives. II il not likely, however. that the
majority VIII be large.
The result. 80 for a. can be asccrtained up
to the hour Of printing. viii be found in the
telegraplic dispatches from nearly all the
states.
NEW YORK. Nov. 7.-Republican papers con \
cedc the election Of Cleveland. Democratic
candidate for Governor. by $4,000 20 100000
majority. The vote in Brooklyn stands
Cleveland. g.. $50; Folger. Republican. 2t,o6.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, Nov 7.-Scattering re-
turns from the state show large Democratic
gains over last year. Patterson will un-
doubtedly rave 4 plurality Of 10000.
BosroS. MASS, Nov. THE Journal gives
Butler q majority Of 1000. but claims that the
entire Republican State ticket. with the ex-
ception Of Bishop. Is elected. Tine Lcgisla-
ture viii be Republican. BY a reduced ma
jority. The vote In Boston gave Butler $3.50
Bishop, 1878
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov THE Pepabfcan
claims a largely increased majority over that
Of lsso. when Hancock LED Garfield by 1'oi2.
The Legislature will DC Overwhelmingly Dem
IN III ia |NIAN Z" 1911 - y" ~ 49,
Supreme Bench. Gen. Harding. railroad Com
missioner. ana Mr.. Coleman is chosen state
superintendent q Public schools. each BY a
majority PROBABLY beyond co.U0o. Tie entire
delegation in congress Is Democratic and tho
local Offices throughout the State are nearly
ai filled by Democrats.
OfffcAso, Ill.,, Nov. s.-The Chairman OF the
state Republican Committee says the Ecpnb-
leans have carried the state and Legislature.
ana viii hold their own in congressman. with
the possible gain OF one. Following Il the
vote % far a. counted. Dunham Republican
for Congress-. First District. 1871; Doanc,
Democrat. si5 Davis. Republican. Third Dis
trict. 775. Black. Democrat. 375 Finnefty, In
del endent. second District. Js1 sheridan
Democrat. EOS; Adams, Republican. Fourth
District. 80; TulI. Democrat. s66.
TOPEKA, KAN. Nov. THE Republican
state Central Committee think that the whole
state ana Congressional ticket Il elected. nut
cnnrcdc that the vote on Governor Is very
clo-e and that the Democrats may have anna
iorfty. The Democratic state Committee nrt
claiming the election Of Click. Emporia CITY
ana four precincts give 81. John Gil; Click
al; Robtnson, IS. Oak M~iils-Giick. s.; -
John, Ii; Robinson, 4. C~lyde-Gick, 2os; -
John, ia; +. Robinson. II; Anderson. is-
Moody. iss. wellington City and Township
fnUXf|t<INn|It tEDMMitHHs t@tf ATHtNNt W
10: tsrcenback, n: Sc. John. IN: Click. 2ot
Ncwtop-Nine precincts in Harvey Count.
give 81 jobs, go; Click. 755; Robinson. lo7
Click has IA majority in the city. s.. JOIN
viii carry the county by about 100 The cleo
ton of Johh "A. Anderson, TO Congress In th,
FIRST District; Morrili. Peters, Honback AM
Perkins. Congressman at large; y. n. Cloyce
Representative in the Third District; JON
senton, representative in the Fourth District
4. n. Randolph, Repre- sentative IN the Fiftl
District Is conceded. Click goes out Of Atchi
son County and city with m even 100 major
ity. the same giving Garfield 100 majority.
JSDrASArofIs. fSD.. Nov. 7.-Returns fror
various parts of the state show a net gain N
the Democratic state ticket indicating a ms
jority Of 2 600 or 1000. The Republicans cleo
congressman IN ths Second, Thir a. Fourth
FIFTH. and Twelfth Districts. The Democrat
claim . gain Of four congressman and . ma
io1ity on the state ticket OF 900 20 5000.
RicHNoND. VA, NOV. THE Democrat
claim the election Of four Congressman. M
hone estimates a majority a 5000 on N
State ticket
PORTSMOUTH. N. H.. Nov. ~7.-Edgcriy. n
Democratic candidate for Governor. vi
probably be elected by small majority. bot
branches OF tho Legislature will be Rcpubi
can. Secretary Chandler claims the clcctio
Of two congressman
BALTIMORE. Nh. Nov. 1.-THE Independent
CARRIED the day IN the city and elected fos
Judges Of the Supreme Court. Tn Dem
crate claim the election .of Congressman
the Third and Fourth Di>trtets.
IorIsyrLrE, Ky. Nov, y James y. Ola
Democrat, - elected % 'Constes- ~ the 50
ond Distrie& +. A. RobiGson. Democrat. -
ceeds Proctor Knott IN tho Fourth. Albc
wins a 70 .elertcd IN the Fifth, John q. O.
isle IN the sixth. ,. o. >. blackburn ID q
Seventh Phil b. Thompson. Democrat.
probably elected IN che Eighth. Gen. FRA
Woliord - almost certainly elected a q
Eleventh. HNlsell. Democrat. a the Third.
probably eleo<ed. The election = thc Ten
Distrfcs n CLOSE. with The chances that o.
bertson. Republican. a elected.
OoLUNBs 4, 8. o.. Nov. tine majority
the Democratic STATE tickoe WIN exceed q
expectations % tho moro hopeiul- Thc 4
lowing are the Congressional majorItles -
known; Evans. n Columbia. -; Dargan.
Daslington. 100; Darean. n Marion, ~
Tflman. n Aiken. i.5oo; Hcmphin. n Yol
1.ooo; nemphill. IN Chester. ~.
OAEyRsrox. TEX. Nov. Tine Dcmoorl
~ Carried the stated BY %. 100 matrvsfv clo