The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-09
And the News Keeps Coming.

ALABAMA.
Mobile, Ala, s, II ma special
70 the Mobile Register conclusively
indicates q clean democratic con-
gressional delegation.
Montgomery, Ala, 8.-Only real
contests IN the state for congress
man were between Herendon, DEM
ocrat, and Smith, republican, in the
First District; Herbert, democrat,
and Rice, republican, in the Sec
Ond; Shelley, democrat, and Craig,
republican, in the Fourth; and
Pryor, democrat, and Shelby, repub-
lican, in the Eighth. They have all
gone democratic. The Third elects
Oats, Fifth Williams, Sixth HeW-
EFT, Seventh Forney. Pryor will be
the only new member. Shelby was
also elected TO fill out his term in
the present Congress, from which
he was ousted by the republicans
voting in favor Of J. @. Smith, who
died before taking his seat. Special
election has been ordered in the
Eighth district. It requires
thirty days notice of the election,
and there was not time after Con-
greSsman loves death to give it.
ARKANSAS,
Little Rock, S.-Returns from all
parts of the state do not change the
general results. All democratic
candidates for Congress are elected.
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, S-The count of
the city up to midnight being par
tial returns from all points, indi-
Gates a majority for Stoneman of
about 10000 on the total vote, and
for Blake, republican mayor, of
about 1000. The balance of the
democratic city ticket is elected by
varying majorities. No returns vet
on congressman.
"a compilation of the returns shows
the democrats have carried the state
ticket by handsome majority, pro
badly 5000. They have elected all
the congressman except in the
Second District, where Page is pro-
badly successful, although the con-
test is close, and have made a clean
sweep OF the San Francisco NUM-
cIpal ticket, with the possible ex-
eeptIon Of mayor. The figures vary
on the mayoralty, and it is not
certain at present who is ahead.
The legislature returns are very
meagre, but it is probable the demo
Gratis Will have working majority
IN both houses. The prohibition
ticket cut no figure.
The total vote of the Sity cor
rected: 1904; $4,000 counted, with
StOneman STAT ahead. The other
democratic candidates show such
gains that the republicans will not
elect single municipal officer.
Further returns indicate that
StOneman's majority in the state al
large will reach $4,000. The demo
Gratis make a clean sweep of the
state and congressional ticket
Pages defeat being now assured by
defections in Alameda, Sacramento
and San Joaquin counties, which
VIII aggregate about 5000 votes
OOl-OkAlO.
Denver, Col, S. Returns from
the state are coming in slowly; II!
precincts gave Grant, democrat, fo
governor, 1895 majority, and Bel
ford, republican, congressman, 1,157
with six city precincts yet to hea
from. The latest indications ar
that Grant and Bedford will both b
elected. Ex-senator Chaffee COZ
cedes the state to Grant by about so
majority. Senate and house ar
still in doubt. This is the most bit
Ter fight that Colorado has eve
Known.
CONNECTICUT.
Hartford, Conn, S.-Waller, dem
Gssat, is elected governor by ma
ply ply estimated at from 1000 {
0 o Democrats gain two Con
SbS SIS in Connecticut, electinj
DELAWARE.
aJo " tutmllngton. Del, S.-Democrat
NV ~ . S Tue governor and Congressman
" q small majority,
complete returns Of fbe ertir
Seate give Stockier, democrat fo
5o4erhor, a majority of 1,5S5. 70
congress, Lore, denGc,at Ies M
lorityof 1900 ~ d. ii"S q li-'
ILLINOIS.
Caioago, s, 3 am. The Tyt5,sr.,