Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-11
TUESDAYS TRIUMPH.
FURTHER DETAILS OF THE
STRUGGLE.
Latest Returns-MahOne's Boasting Hard
ly Borne Out-CIeveIand's Monster Ma
jority-PattisOn's Plurality.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK.
ALBANY, N. Y, November IO.-The Esesi-
tp9 Journal estimates Cleveland's msiority
at l94.6OO Mill's, for Lieutenant Governor,
about $4,000, General slocum's majority at
10000, and clans that the Erie canal
amendment is adopted by over 2OO. 900 votes,
and the judiciary amendment by at least
s., 900 votes.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, November IO.-Rsturrs
from every county IN the State, of which
fiftV-six are official, give Pattison, Demo-
crat, for Governor, $3.50 plurality. over
Beaver, Republican. Pattison has plurali-
ties in foriY-eight counties, and Beaver in
nineteen. 1t Is not believed that the estimate
OF tpe vote in the Eleventh, not officially
reported, VIII be materially changed.
VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND. November 10.-The election
OF John s. Wise, Coalition candidate for
Congressman-at-large, is now q forPgone
| conclusion, and It only requires official
figures to fix his actual maj 1rity. tabu-
lated statement is published by the State
Democratic Comrnittee this evening, which
| gives the gains and losses in ninety-three
counties and cities, official and
unofficial, which show net Demo-
cratic gains on Governor Cameron's
majority Of last yerr OF 5,449 Proportion
ate gains in the fifteen counties not reported
will leave Massey, Dem, about ,O0O behind,
which will be Wise's majority. The Dis
pdtch'S (Democrat) figures are more fsvors-
| BILE, and reduce Wise's majority to 5000.
The Wing (Coalition) keeps its figures up to
5000 majority for Wise. The First district
| Is still doubtful, both sides claiming 1t. II
the Democrats secure It the Congressional
delegation will stand: 5 Democrats and
| Coalitionists. Otherwise the Coslitionists
| will have and the Democrats 4. There Is
much talk about contests on the part OF the
| Democrats.
Returns from the last counties to be heard
| from in the First district show gains for
| Mayo, CoalitiOnist, which insure his election
by about 200 majority over Garrison, Demo-
| crat.
INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, November IO.-The official
| canvass OF the vote IN this county was con-
cluded at 6 O'Clock this morning. The ma
! iority for Peelle, Rep, for Congress from
| this county is 640 The me- jority In the dis
| trict is 81. Additional returns from the
Congressional districts confirm the previous
reports. leaving the delegation Democrats
and Republicans. The Democratic ma
| joritY on the State ticket will be from 10, 600
TO Il. 600.
IOWA.
| DEsMoINEs, November 10.-Specials to
the STATE Register give full returns in the
| Congressional districts heretofore in doubt.
In the Fourth district Weller, Green
back and Fusionist, is elected over
Updegraff, Republican, by 625. In
the Fifth district, Wilson, Republican,
with every precinct heard from, is elected
by 63 majority. In the Ninth district,
Pusey, DEM, carries seven Of the nine
| counties and is elected by a net majority of
2.104. The majority of McCoid, Rep in
the First district is 259 The Registers re-
turUs indicate a Republican majority for
the State ticket Of $4,000 or 10000.
TENNESSEE.
NEW YORK, November 10 "A Nashville
special says: "Bate'st Dem majority over
Hawkins (Rep for Governor is so far about
5000, and over all about 10000. The Leg
islature is largely Democratic in both
houses. Two Republican Congressman are
elected-Pettibone in the First and Houk in
the Second district-a loss OF one Congress
man from the Tenth district.
MISSISSIPPI
New ORLEANS, November 10.-A Holly
| Springs, Miss, special says: "The inspectors
OF election in this county have discovered
irregularities In five boxes, which will be
thrown our, thus reducing Chalmers ma
| jority to 400. Manning's friends are still
| hopeful that the official count will give him
large majority"
| NORTH CAROLINA.
RALEIGH, N. c., November 10.-Unoficial
returns, and ia some cases estimates, from
| 81 counties indicate the election of Bennett,
Dem, for Conference.-The by small
msj0rity. The official count msy be neces.
! carC fO dafa the rpsult Tho rast1lt In
the Seventh district is in doubt.
MONTANA.
HELENA, November 10.-Martin Magin-
mis-, Dem, has been elected to Congress for
q sixth term by decisive majority.
WHY STRANGE?
LONDON, November 10-The Dailv TeIe-
grGDh this morning, in an editorial on the
American elections, referring to the civil
! service reform, says: "We may
take it for granted that disgust
at the continued indifference of
the party managers to the national disgrace
tended greatly to ALLEVIATE thousands OF
voters, who stayed at home, or, defyipg all
traditions of their political lives, voted the
Democratic ticket. It would be strange If
it were reserved for the Democrats to clean
| the Augean stables of American politics and
to secure for the people what every well
ruled State must have-sn upright and per-
msnent civil and judicial service"
ANOTHER VIEW.
The Standard in an editorial this morning
says: "The Republicans in the United
s. ates will lay seriously to heart the plain
lesson OF Tuesdays election. They will
not in the long run have much reason to
deplore the magnitude of their discontinue
In which the misconduct of their leaders
| has involved them"
The Standard adds that the result will
certainly give an impetus to civil service
reform, for in that lies the hope OF the fu-
ture for honest men Of all political opinions,
and the remedy for the evils which now af-
| fct politics.