Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-12
EASTERN NEWS.
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-. Re4arns...De0oeraale
- Gains.
MT 1O.-Rsturns from SC
x..nd wards show q Democratic
e,,.sp, en" OCT. 1O.-The Democrats
g q .srr1 the Twsnty-arss D'ssr'o' 'o'
t,,rs Oct. 10.-Returns from 36z
-..auc:s esnS show Democratic net gam
s'. '.o,,ority Of Foran Dem ocratl }
ils - -:ss in the Twenty-first District
Hsc - lar as heard from.
wv - 'n,ssent rate Of gain continues,
u htnpsrsts tne will have 5000 majority.
tts De%T~sntv.first District gives 3aOC
s..iotity for Foran (Demoora'' up 20
io9p.%H Republican candidate 70.
Ess's.' teleeraphs to the President
CoseSs =. ststs has gone Dem mocratic by
bgW g.~. Oct. 1910 precincts
Coc.s I,amocratic gain of 663S.
~ he.rr s Oct. 1O.-The returns
Hamilton County, 90 FAR AZ re-
d sh0w q constant Democratic
eess ssh;ch indicates at this writing the
sn ~ The entire Democratic ticket.
h ~ fnIl returns received 1t Is ap-
nOu IN that the Democratic State ticket
.., @ w., moro votes than the Congress
;ssal o. county tickets.
r~,rs O.. Oct. 1l.-Five hundred
ys.s.s,.6ye precincts and wards show
aan nemocrstio gain Of 12,N8. Re
.I,sady received from all parts of
"a Indicate q general Democratic
u o" IN ths cities of Cincinnati, Co
IpmHus ~; Cleveland. and Toledo the
m ~ rrsc;ncts show a net Democratic
IlI82. This indicates a Demo
s,stio 10 majority Of over 1900 in the
STATE. m
nru.xp. Oct. IL, n.15 a.m.-The
r.mocr,tic Central Committee claim
n State by 5000.
rnsrRus. OCT. II. l a.m.-Returns on
ossesasmen are meager, and unsatls-
sSSacrv. From a majority OF them no
S.6oits results have been secured. The
~ information from both headquar-
~ o;yee the Republicans the I'd, oth.
nh iith. 18th, 18th, and 10Th districts
ss,su in all. The LIST, I'd. 4th, 9TH,
M i6th. 18th, and 2lst arc conceded
4 sSs Democrats, leaving the 9Th, 7th,
n. 10Th, 18th, and 10Th districts In
I'm Tho Republicans claim they
IN have eleven majority in the Legis-
hture.
Governor Foster accounts for the Re-
vublicsn defeat on the ground that they
bsd eiQht or ten candidates when a bit
n dcht Was made. He assigned as an
s1hsr reason that the liquor interest
mt over in body to the Democratic
paYty. which not only furnished means,
bat we're also active in polling a full
vuts. He is Of the opinion that II the
Heuahljcans had gotten out to vote, the
Democrats could not have carried the
0tats.
Txzpo, Oct. ll.-Frank II. Hurd,
Democrat, is believed to be elected to
Congress from the Tenth district.
DlYroS, Oct. l1-Binduel Shuttle,
Republican, in the Third Congressional
District, Ia probably elected.
CoruxBus, Oct. 1.-THE following is
The probable list Of Congressman cleo
lsd:
Democrats -Follett, in the First Dis.
tyict, Jordan in the Second, Lefevrs in
The Fourth, Zenry in the Fifth, Hurd in
the Tenth. Converse in the Twelfth,
Williams in the Sixteenth, Foran in the
Twenty. first. Totals.
Republicans-Shultzc in the Third,
Keifer In the Eighth, Mccormack in
ths Eleventh, Horr in tho Fourteenth,
Updsgraf in the Seventeenth, McInlay
d ths Eighteenth, Taylor in the Nine
teenth, Mcclure In tho Twentieth. Vo-
III. 3.
1hi leaves five districts doubtful
Nthsse, It is probable that Campbell
telsctsd In the Seventh, and Hart, Re.
uublioan, in the Twelfth.
At3o'clock seven hundred aud sixty
@tee precincts show a net Democratic
ain Of q. .aS0, Indicating a Democratic
nAjority In the State Of thirty-fve
thousand.
OncrsSArL, Oct. 1.-THE Enquirer
~ olaim l5 Congressman, and saws
- victory u decisive and overwhelm-
~ that il disposes Of Foster ~ poll
Wan.
The Commercial attributes the disas-
~ 70 the interference of Foster and
shald Smith, whereby the German
uapsblican vote was alienated.
OotuRBrs. Oct. ll.-Additional re-
~ ars coming in slowly. The Re-
leueans are getting no more advices,
~ eonceding everything but q few
Vteonmen. Tho estimates this
sning pat the Democratic majority
NE state At I,C0O, and make the
aefssaionAl delegation stand fifteen
S!noerats TO six Republicans.
n election Of McKinlsy in the
lseensh and Robinson in the Ninth
let are In great doubt, and the Re-
seleans must carry both to get six
O99tea1men.
4 pseuliarity Of the contest ia that
os Republicans were chaa pion-
umPerance, the vote has greatly
eo, and 1t il estimated that thew
MlRer percentage Of gain than
Sea. Bstler's Sentiments.
nlos. vt. SIN a letter to the
ceasic State Committee, General
Expresses himself in favor of civil
M - ref0rm, declares against taxa
~ nsceesaries Of life, and SAYS the
dus'es should be laid on luxur-
nsno hss written a letter 70 the
ok Conmittee, which says: 81
| 1asuiaee y0u that hereafter Won
my aside the word ereenback
p 49, ;aAnon Of your party, unless
A,nm u remembrance Of the fact
0ok It upon you when con-
Wnsl ycut enemies as a title Of re-
UItan 10 behalf Of ereenback OF
- r'i.s; your labors are done, and
on Of your party ia AZ com.
Mi-Gmed a. 10 the mission OF
tS;ss een party, which was the
nsHs q slavery. The ereenback il
- ~ Noney OF the United States,
squa! OF gold and silver
0s~;see Is then offered the same
OF news in the letter to the
o1i~ Ihe ret of tha oorn p,nni
GS11fss them Of his devotion 60
@ The laborins people.
asA kxpeesea Lyschi.g.
s. sSo. Oct. GA dispatch from
1 u!s., says: A cold -blooded
~ .as besn committed q mile
- -, '9e town Of Palmer. Johr
r. ~: - James RiRby, farmers, quar-
91S~. !os possession Of some lane
- ~; involved in a lawsuit, from
- sSy eans out victorious. Ths
~ Snoen Leigh's son approaches
0 pretending that he das; NJ