Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-08
New York.

New York.
THE UNPRECEDENTED DEMOCRATIC TICToRT-cLEVE-
LANDS MAJORITY 11i,000-THs DEMOCRATS GAIN
SIX COSGRESSAES.
The New York Times gives Cleveland's majority
at III COO. The assembly Will stand 80 democrats
and Is republicans, a democratic gain OF b. The
congressional delegation VIII stand 10 democrats
and Is republicans, a democratic gain of 8. The
Times stTs:-"T The democrats I'VE IN lOubte1y
secured q considerable IN jorty In Congress Our
returns give them III members ag Iinst $50 repub-
licans. "Returns from the state-dt-arge Indicate
that Cleveland Will come down to the Harlem
river with from 5000 to 5000 10 jority. In the
returns from the state In only three Instances are
republican gains repOrtef and these amount to
%. Cleveland has about SEQ majority in Auburn
the first time the town has gone democrats in a
state election since the organization OF the repub
hean party. Mouiton. rep, Is elected TO Congress
In The district. A. Y Parker Is re-eieeted from
the 10 IA district by from 5000 to 5000 majority"
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.
The total city VOTE with eight election districts
missing, gives Folger 1872; Cleveland, 12a 922
Congressman elected in New York city:-5th dis
trlct, Muller, dem 9th district Cox, dem; 9TH
District, doubtful; sth district, doubtful; 9Th dis
trict, H1rdy, DEM; 1Oth district, Hewitt. DEM.
1lth district, doubtful; 18th district Hutchins,
dem.
and eight democrats, ten republican aldermen and
three democratic. The city and county tickets are
generally democratic by small majOrities.
Pennsylvania.
THE DEMOCRATS ELECT THEIR GOVERNOR BY OVER
$4,000 PLURALITY-THE C0NGREssAEN ELECTED.
The returns received at Philadelphia last night
showed heavy democratic gains and indicated the
election OF PattiSon dem) for governor by 1000 to
5000 plurality.
The following democratic Congressman are
elected: Randall In the 81, Mutchler in the 10th,
ErmentrOut In the Sth, Connolly in the 18th over
Scranton. Post In the 18th, and Boyle in the 21st
Ihe republicans have elected O'Neil in the %,
Judge Kelley in the 4th Everhart In the 9Th, Smith
IA the 9h, Bingham In the nth, Errett in the ed,
Bayne In the 23d, and Miller in the 18th. Brumm
lgreenbacker) is reelected In the 18th district.
gress in the s5th district and Samuel Barr trepl in
the 4th district. dispatch from Scranton, Pa,
says Joseph Scranton (rep.) Is certainly defeated
for Congress In the 18th district. The democrats
claim the election of IA democrats out OF q with
the chances In favor OF two more The Press eSti-
mates PattfSonS plurality at from % 90 to 30 900
and places the next Congressional delegation at 16
republicans and IL democrats.
Massachusetts.
GEN. BUFFERS PLURALITY FOR GOVERNOR Is, 900 TO
So,O0O-THE REPUBLICAN LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
ELECTED-THE DEMOCRATS CARRY THE LRGISLA-
fURE
Benjamin +. Butler the democratic candidate
for governor is elected by plurality varously es-
umated at Is 900 to 10000 The vote In Boston was:
Butler, 0,166 Bishop 16s73 The rest OF the state
ticket IS in some doubt, but AmeS, republican cam
didate for lieutenant governor is In all probability
elected. The democrats claim, and the republicans
concede, the election OF Patrick A. Collins DENY to
Congress In the 4th district over Charles T. Gala
CHER trep) Eben f. Stone (rep) in the 7th district
over Charles T. Thompson (dem.): VIM. Whiting
Gep) over Sawyer DENY in the 18th district and
George ID: Robinson (rep) In the 18th district are
elected Leopold Morse DENY defeats Bowman
service Independent candidate for Congress In the
yth district, has defeated John w. Gambler. Gov
Long Is PROBABLY elected to Congress from the I'd
district; Rice Uep) is elected in the 10th district
by 1880 majority. In the 5th district Russell is
elected In the 9th Lowering is probably elected.
In the legislature the Indications are that the
4 majority
the senate 5.
Indiana.
1aE STATE IN DOUBT. But THE DEMOCRATS CLAIM
MAJORITY OF 5000 TO 5000. AND A GAIN OF
FOUR CoNGRESsMEN.
Heilman (rep.). in the first Congressional dis.
trict, Is probably defeated. The democratic elect
congressman in the second. third, fourth fifth and
twelfth districts, and the republicans in the SIXTH
seventh, tenth, eleventh and thirteenth. The
eighth and ninth are doubtful. Ex-senator Nc
Donald and Hon. W. ii. English, OF the democratic
central committee, claim gain OF four Congress-
men, namely. In the first, seventh, ninth and
tenth districts. and majority on the state ticket
or from 5000 10 5000. They also claim a clear ma
1ority In the House OF Representatives but concede
That the senate Will be close, on account of ma
Jority OF the Senators holding over The republic
cans cOncede the state TO be very close but claim
the election or CongresSmen In the eighth and
nintn districts Scattering returns from Il few
precincts iii this state SHOW small republican gains
On the vote for secretary OF state the for
governor In 1850 Peelle (rep) for Congress in the
indianapolis district is probably elected over Eng
fish
Virginia.
THE RESULT STILL IN DOUBT, But THE DEMOCRATS
HOPEFUL.
Returns received In Richmond up to a late hour
last night were very incomplete. and 1t was
thought there that the result OF the election
would remHin IN doubt for day or two Full re-
turns We're only received from the following cities
and towns: Aexaniria. Winchester. Staunton
Lynchburg, Danville, Norfolk, Portsmouth. Pc
tersbarg, Williamsburg, Charlottesville. Freder-
Eksbarg and Richmond At midnight IL was
thou5ht that John s Wise tcoalitionst) had car
rleo the state, but the heavy democratic counties
had not been heard from.
THE CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION
viii probably stand as follows: Democrats-Geo.
!. Garrison, 1,t district; Geo. ID. Wise Sd; Geo. c.
Caben, 5th; j. Randolph Tucker, 9th; John s.
Barbour, Sth. Coalitionists-Harry H. Libby 2l
district; Il. S. Hooper, 4th; John Paul, 7th and
John 5 Wise, with The 9th district still In doubt
over one hundred voting places heard from
Showed BIS net democratic gain. Many demo-
Gratis are still hopeful OF Massey's election They
have majority OF 1.2O0 TO overcome and predicate
strong hopes OF success on the steady gains which
the returns from democratic counties indicated.
VOTES IN RICHMOND, PETERSBURG AND LYNCHBURG
The vote in Richmond was as follows: For Con-
Eressinan-at-large, Massey, democrat, 5,i5s; John
b Wise, coalitionist, 30l6 For Congress from the
3D. district, George d. Wise, democrat, $500; j.
Amber Smith, coanionSJ, 9 $50 Massey and Wise
carry Caroline county by 200 IA A iority
In Petersburg, where Gov. Cameron and Senator
DAY, the vote Tor as as fol-
lows: John S. Wise. 2o3s; John E MASSEY. 600
ana john N. Dawson, 70. For Congress from the
4th district b. 8. Hooper, readjuster received
vote or 2,0l9: w. A Reese, democrat lOm and
Tazewell Branch, colored, 20
In Lynchburg Massey has a majority OF 80 and
j. Randolph Tucker, candidate for reelection In
the 9Th district, majority OF 80 Tucker and
Massey viii carry the district by 1000 and perhaps
$500. ~f'
In Alexandria Massey and Barbour democrats
for Congressman-at-large, had ma1ortfes of 500
and ga There were six votes cast for Dawson
the straightoat candidate. Two precincts In Ar,
unyton and Washington counties gave Dawson q
plurality OF II
Tbs STATE REPUBLICAN BIT REDUCED MAJORITY.
Ex-senator Chanee. chairman OF the republican
committee. claims the state, but with q reduced
majority for governor, probably not more than
1000 He claims the state legislature and Con-
gresamen Tor the republicans with the usual ma
Jorlty- l. M Patterson. chairman OF the demo-
cratic committee, claims the state for the demo
Gratis on governor.
Maryland.
3HH INDEPENDENT JUDICIAL TICKET EIRcrrn m
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RETURN
In Baltimore, the entire Independent ticket for
four Judges OF the supreme bench has been elected
by heavy majonties, the only candidate on thu
regular democratic judiciary ticket elected being