The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-11-10
PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov AT midnight Chest
nut street was blocked with people for squares.
Rarely have such scenes been witnessed even
in presidential years. Bands were parading
and celebrating the victory over the Cameron
party. The result of the Independents fight
against Beaver, Cameron's candidate for gov
ernor, has made such a wide breach in the
Republican party that Pattison, Dem, is
elected The figures can only be given
approximately, but the only question
now is as to the size Of Pattison's
plurality. At midnight only scattering conn
ties in the state have been heard from, and in
dictate that Pattison will have about 30, 600 plu-
rality in the state. Not a single full ward in
Philadelphia has been returned, but the city
will go for Beaver, it is thought, by perhaps
5000 The vote for the Prohibition ticket ID
Insignificant, and the attempt to turn large
block of Democrats over to Armstrong has
failed. Returns from many of the congress
sional districts are very slow. The present
delegation stands 10 Republicans to 8 Demo-
Gratis
The new delegation will show remarkable
gains. There is a sure gain of two Democrats,
and at the Democratic headquarters it is
claimed that there will be at least eighteen
Democrats in the delegation. The Democrats
have elected Elliott, congressman at-large,
and have elected Randall over Maull in the
Third district; Ermentrout over McHuse,
Eighth district; Mutchler over Biery, Tenth;
Storm over Smith, Eleventh; Connolly over
Scranton, Twelfth; Post over Overton and
Goodwin, Fifteenth; Duncan over McSher-
~, Nineteenth; Curtin over Orwig,
Twentieth; Boyle over Seaton. Twenty-fr
The Republicans have elected Bingham over
Cadwallader, First district; O'Neill over Dun
Harmer over Martin, Fifth; Everhart, anti
Cameron over Clyde, Sixth; Evans over Da-
Wis, Seventh; Smith over Givin, Ninth;
Bayne, anti Cameron, who had a clear field
in the Twenty third district; Miller over Cald-
well, Twenty sixth; and Brainard over Plu-
mer, Twenty In some of the remain
ing districts the vote appears to be close. At
the Democratic headquarters claims are made
that the Democrats have carried them all, but
the Republicans make counter claims The
chances are favorable to the Democrats. They
claim to have elected Wsthsril over Brumm,
Thirteenth; McCornltka over Barr. Four,
tenth; Early over Brown, Sixteenth; Coffroth
over Campbell Seventeenth; Kimmel over
Atkinson, Eighteenth; Hopkins over. Errett,
fifth; McConahy over Lawrence, Twenty
fourth The legislature is probably Repub-
ican, with an Increased anti-Cameron ele-
ment "s
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 8.-Reports from
Pennsylvania show Beaver defeated by 30, 900
maj.
HARRISBURG, Nov 8-The Democratic plu-
rality in Pennsylvania is 10000.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 8--The Republicans
will lose four or five congressman.
M P. HANDY,
Managing Editor Press.
PITTSBURGH, Nov. 8-Beaver's plurality in
Allegheny county, 1000 The rest Of the
Republican ticket is probably elected.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 8.-There are aston
fishing Democratic gains in Wilkasbarre.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Six wards in Phil
adelphia show Democratic gain of 1,5O3
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 8-The reelection of
Randall, Dem, in the Third district, and of
Kelley, Rep, in the Fourth, is assured; also
Bingham, Rep, in the First, and ONeil, Rep,
in the Second.