The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-10

0P Ltlln LuO1ullSS SOduuSs lO0HdIG.
republicans 81, democrats 10. indie !
pendents and greenbackers house,
republicans 70, democrats Is, indie
pendents 3.
MISSISSIPPI.
Dardis, Miss, S.-Chalmers is Ger
tainly elected to Congress.
Memphis, s. - Gen. James r.
Chalmers, independent democratic
candidate in the Second Mississippi
district, opposing Van II. Manning,
democratic nominee, is in the city.
In an interview he asserts that bull
doing was practiced in Talla-
hatchle county, where the election
was prevented from being held, I'M
der pretense of fear of smallpox,
which deprived him of 500 votes,
and at one box in Desoto county,
where the judges refused the cleo
ton, which lost to him 200 votes.
Notwithstanding these, he claims
the election on returns made, by
1910 majority.
MISSOURI.
st. Louis, SIT appears now that
Missouri will have a solid demo-
cratic delegation in Congress.
NEBRASKA.
Lincoln, 9.-Returns indicate the
election of the republican state
ticket with possible doubt for
treasurer, for which Office the dem
ocrats and anti-monopolists nomi-
mated the same man. The house is
doubtful. The Third Congressional
district is claimed by both parties.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Concord, n. II. S.-ReYised and
corrected returns from 225 towns
give Hale 37,540, Edgerly, 36,174,
scattering 90. Hale's majority prob
ably cannot be reduced below $50.
The senate stands II republicans,
democrats One district makes no
choice and two districts are in doubt.
Republicans will have about sixty
five majority.
NEW JERSEY.
Trenton, n. J. 9.-Brewer, repub-
lican for congress in the Second
District is reported elected, the leg
islature stands Senate, II republi-
cans, 8 democrats; House 26 repub-
licans, 81 democrats.
NEW YORK.
| New York, 0.-The Times says
/ the assembly of 'S3 will consist Of
forty-three republicans and eighty
FIVE democrats giving the democrats
majority of forty-one. The SEN
ate, which holds over fl ON last year,
consists of seventeen democrats and
fifteen republicans.
The following congressman are
elected beyond doubt: Fifth dis
, trict, Nicholas Miller; Sixth, S. S.
, Cox; Seventh, William Dorsheimer ;
Eighth, John J. Adams; Ninth,
John Hardy; Tenth. Abraham S.
Hewitt; Eleventh, Orlando 3. Pot
ter; Twelfth, Waldo Hutchins.
The extent of the democratic
victory is not ct told. Cleyelard's
majority will reach the untold total
: of 10000, utterly unprecedented in
/, the history of the country. CGun-
ties that never went democratic
since the republican party was
organized have now gone
heavily for Cleveland, among
them are the following
Broome, Caltarugus, Chauvauqua,
: Chenango, Cayaga, Oneida, Ontario,
: Orleans, Oswego, Saratoga, Steuben,
5 Suffolk, Tioga, Tompkins, Warren
and Wyoming. Out of sixty coun-
ties the republicans carry precisely
ten. But there is something behind
this, for Notwithstanding Cleve-
: lands great majority he has not re-
ceived SO many polls as Hancock
had in 1880, when the latter was
: beaten by $1,000. The fact is the
l republicans either stayed at home OF
/, voted for Cleveland. The rebuke to
l the administration is everywhere
: considered complete and terrible.
Following is the city vote on the
constitutional amendment to make
the canals of the state free: For the
amendment 114,054, against $500.
= Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia, S.-Oficial and esti
mated returns from every county il
L the State, except Elk and Forest
= give Pattison, democrat, for gov
, ernor. 1922 plurality. Atkinson
. republican, is elected to Congress il
the Eighth district.
- The Times estimates the mex
= state senate will have republican
!. majority of 10, republican less o.
4, and the house of representa-
tives a democratic majority of a
J. least 80, democratic gain of 81.
t SOUTH CAROLINA.
D Charleston S. c., S.-Official re
{ turns confirm the result already an
e nouneed. Hempbill, democrat in tn
It Fifth district, Aackey, (white) re
! publican, in the Seventh district
It Dibble, Dargen Evins, Aiken ant
e Tillman, all democrats, are Ger
/: tainly elected in the other five dis
F, tricts.
/. TENNESSEE.
T. Nashville, 9. = The democratic
le central committee estimates Bates
majority over Hawkins, republican
for governor, at $4,000. and the ma