The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-08

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and Wayle, republican, in the Third
Congressional District, are success
full. This is a republican loss OF
two congressman.
DELAWARE.
Wilmington, Del, Full vote;
both parties claim the state. The
majority either way will be IN the
hundreds.
Wilmington, Del, 7.--Returns are
coming in slowly, and indicate that
the democrats have carried the state
by a small majority.
FLORIDA.
Pensacola, THE result of the
vote is unknown, but republicans
have carried the county by small
majority.
GEORGIA.
Atlanta, 1.-THE Constitutions
specials indie ate full democratic
delegation to Congress. Speer and
Welton are defeated.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, latter a bright morn
ing, the afternoon is cloudy and
Waym with indications of a full
vote being polled, which is con-
strued as favorable to Republicans.
Chicago, THE chairman of the
republican state committee says R.
w. Durham, republican, is elected
to Congress in the First District !;
John +. Finenly, Independent, in
the Second District; also w. C.Kuff-
ner, republican, has defeater VIM.
r. Morrison in the Eighteenth Dis
trict.
Chicago. 7.-Forty-one precinct
give Hanchett, republican, for
sheriff, 7,547; McGaugle, democrat,
1893. Eleven precincts of the First
District give republican majority
of 1911, Doane, democrat, 1,549
Eight precincts of the Third Dis
trict give Davis, republican, 1S4l
Block, 1,201. Six precincts of the
Fourth District give Adams, repub-
lican, 1918; Tree, 1,496.
The chairman of the state repub-
lican committee, who has received
private adYices from all parts OF
the state, says the republicans have
carried the state and the legislature
and will hold their own On con
gressmen with a possible gain Of
one. The committee could furnish
no figures as to majorities, to
night. Senator Logan told a West
ern Associated Press reporter
shortly after II o'clock, that in hi
opinion the state would give gooC
republican majority; that all repub
! lican congressman in Chicago Wert
elected, and that there would prob
ably be gain of one in the state
He had received no verbal dis
patches concerning the result else
where.
5 INDIANA.
Evansville, Ind, Light vote
: a good many arrests of negroes an
) their vouchers.
! Indianapolis, THE Indication
are of a very full vote. Muc
!. scratching is done. To-night's IT
4 ports will be compared with tn
vote for governor in 1880, whic
e gave a republican plurality of sos;
The twenty voting places hear
: from show a net democratic gain {
{ Seventy-four.
Indianapolis, Twenty votin
4 places show q republican loss of 81
: being a net democratic gain of
e over the vote for Governor, in 1873
4 At the same rate this would Civ
e the democratic state ticket a sma
. majority.
Indianapolis, II. 80 a.m.-SeYent.
: FIVE voting places show a republ
J. can loss of 70S and democratic lo'
G of 52S; being net democratic gai
|. of $50,
= IOWA.
+ Des Moines. 1.-THE weather
q fair here, and so reported from s
over the State. The indications a
It of a light vote in this portion of tt
g state.
% II m.-From the returns receive
n up to this hour the State RegiSt
{ puts the republican majority in tt
d state, over the democrats, 40,0C
and 10000 over all, with republics
5e congressman certain.
K, KANSAS.
N Topeka, THE election to-day
E. for a full State ticket, one memb
oE of the supreme court, four membe
re of Congress at large, and three fro
the old three districts in the Sta
s. Returns tonight will be incomple
Il owing to the great length of
n ticket, and the fact that each tick
le as it comes out of the is count
D. in full. No one doubts the electi
s. Of tie Republicans running
C, large, and two in the districts, a
n the election of the republican can
didate for Governor. The res
will hardly be appropriated,
1t, KENTUCKY.
Louisville, There is a lig
~ q vote, and a conspicuous absence
~ colored voters in heavy colOred p
10 cincts.
ne James F. Clay, democrat,
.oe elected to Congress in the Seco
&c District. T. A. Robson, democr
- is successful. Proctor Knott, in |
- Fourth; Albert s. Willis is
10 elected in the Fifth, John G. G
~ Isle in the Sixth, j. G. S. Blackbl
g in the Seventh, Phil. B. Thomps
H. democrat, is probably elected in
T.