Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
ity for Holton, Rep, is oyer 1900. In
the 6th District tie majority for Nc
Comas, Rep, will exceed 1900 votes.

| last night. The "a District is claimed
By the Democrats by 500 majority, but
is not conceded. Still the appearance
at the present writing are in favor of
the Democrats. Tue 9th District is
Democratic beyond reasonable doubt.
The remaining eight districts are prob
ably Republican, although two or
three are close. There is no doubt that
Governor Jerome is defeated, but the
rest of the Republican ticket is elected.
DETROIT, Nov, S.-Fuller returns to-
day do not change the result on the
State ticket, The Republicans lose
their Governor by 5000 or 10000, but
carry the rest of their State ticket by a
majority equal to or larger than those
figures. The Legislature is Republican
on a joint ballot beyond doubt. In
Congressman there are extraordinary
changes.
The Democrats, from present appear
ances, will elect Mayberry in the 1st.
District, Eldridge in the I'd, Yapee in
the 4th, Houseman in the 9th, Winans
in the 9th, and Carleton in the 7th.
The Republicans will have the remain
der, unless the 9th District has joined
the stampede. No sufficiently definite
returns have been received from this
district on which to determine the re-
suit.
MINNESOTA.
MINNEAPOLIs, Mimi, Nov. 8.-Cor-
gresham Washburne estimates his
majority at not less than 5000 in the 9th
District. Nelson, Rep, is unquestiona-
bly, elected, making The Minnesota
delegation solid Republican by some
what reduced majority. 1t is estimated
that three fourths of the Republican
members elect favor the reelection OF
Senator Window.
MISSISSIPPI.
JACKSON, Miss, Nov. S.-Returns
to this hour (ll 80 A. NJ. are still very
incomplete, but do not change the pro
bable result as telegraphed last night.
Barksdale, MuldrOw, Singleton and
Morey are certainly elected.
The I'd District, contested by Chal-
mers and Manning, is claimed by both
parties, with indications favorable to
| Chalmers.
In the 9th District, where Vaa Eaton
and Lynch are running, the result is
doubtful.
In the "Shoestring" District Jetfords
Rep, is undoubtedly elected. No dis-
turDances are reported. A very small
vote was cast.
| NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Nov. S,-Complets re-
turns from Kings county give Cleve-
land 65,718, FOlger, 25,924. The State
Democratic ticket carried with it the
city and county tickets, with the excep.
tion CT Colonel Samuel Richards, who
is elected over Thomas Carroll, Dem.
to the office Of Register by majority
OF 144O. The vote on Congress is still
incomplete, but the result Is the same
as that published in the morning pa
pers, William E. Robinson being elect
ed In the ID District, Darwin r. James
in the Sd District, and Felix Campbell
in the 4th District.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Boston, Nov. "a special from Cor
cord, N. H. says:
Additional returns received up to
noon at the Republican headquarters
Indicate the election of Hale by The pee
pie by 200 majority. The Democrats
claim that there is no choice, and say
that, if the complete returns should
prove an election, it will be Edgerly.
They say that If Edgerly is not elected
this tiRe, he will be their standard
bearer in 1884. The present outlook is
that the Republicans have chosen the
Railroad Commissioners by 1000 major
ity; the Congressman by 200O each; four
ou. Of five Councillors; II out of the "a
Senators, and carried 6 and perhaps 8
of the 10 counties and the House OF
Representatives by at least 60 majority.
NEW JERSEY
NEWARK, n. j., Nov. 8.-Latest re.
turns from 9th Congressional District,
comprising Essex county, giving Fled.
Ter, DEM, 24O7 majority. 1st District
elects Ferrell, DEM, ever Robeson, by
1900. The I'd District re ELECTS Brewer,
Rep. The 81 elects Kean, Rep, over
Miles Ross, by 1900 majority. The 4th
District elects Howey, Rep, over Har-
ris by HOO. The 5th elects Phelps,
Rep, over Ryle. by 1900. The 7th
elects McAdoo, Dem, but lis majo rity
is uncertain.
| LILO Will bJhuu- pOudbOt
twelve Republicans, nine Democrats.
Assembly, Republican twenty-six,
Democrats, thirty-ole; IndeDendent,
one; doubtful two. The Democrats
have one to three majority on joint
ballot, securing them United States
Senator.
NORTH CAROLINA.
|
returns indicate the election of Bennett,
Dem, for COngressman.a at Large, by
5000 majority, and that the Democrats
have elected every Congressman except
in the Second District, where O'Hara,
Rep, had no opposition. The Les isla.
ture is Democratic, although the Re
publicans make gains.
| SOUTH CAROLINA.
NEW YORK, Nov. 8.-A Charleston
special to the Post says The Demo
Gratis have carried this State by large
majority and elected their whole Con
gress ional ticket. e. B. G. Cash, In
dependent candidate in the 9th District,
| is conceded to be defeated by Hemphill,
Dem. Several bloody election atfrays
have occurred in the different sections
of the State. The negroes did not turn
out very well, and in some sections
their vote was very light.
TEXAS.
GALVESTON, Nov. 8.-Returns from
the 10th District indicate the election
of John Hancock, Dem, by 5000 to
1000 majority. Oche ltree, Rep, is
probably elected in the 7th District by
1000 maiori y. The Texas delegation
will stand 10 Democrats and Republi-
can.
VIRGINIA,
PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. S.-Returns
from the adjacent counties are coming
in very slow. All indicate the election
of John S. Wise, the Readiuster candi-
date for Congressmau-at large by u
large majority. Tbs headquarters claim
his election by 10000 majority. The
Democrats say the Wise majority will
be greatly reduced when all the returns
are in with the nrDbabiiity of the cleo