Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-08

Democrat, Second district, about 1,5OO ::
Seymour. Democrat, Fourth district.
probably sou. In the Third district
Evarts' Republican, majority is probably
1000.
New Hampshiro's Olose Vote.
The state is close. 12J towns give Hale,
Rep, 1884 EdgerIy, Dem, 1S, a77 :;
scattering, 471. Tue Republican net loss
in these places il 10. The vote in 40
towns and cities gives Hale, Rep, 23 3Ol :;
Edgerly, Dem, p 500 scattering, SIS.
Republican net loss in these places, 10?,
Secretary Chandler sent tho following
message to the president in New York
city ,
We have elected two congressman and
the Legislature by large majority. Hale
Will probably be elected by . small ma
jority."
Maryland Not Uut Of tho Fold.
The entire Independent ticket for four
judges OF tho supreme bench OF Baltimore
city has been elected by heavy majorities,
the only candidate on the regular Demo.
cratic judicial ticket elected being William
A. Fisher, who was also nominated and
voted for by tho Independents. The other
judges elected for term Of fifteen years,
are W. A. Stewart. Dem. Charles f.
Phelps, Ind, and Edward Duffy. Rep
The majOrities will exceed 1000. In tho
Third congressional district, HOblitzel!,
Dem, is elected by about 800 majority.
South Carolina solid.
The full Democratic vote was pOlled in
all the counties. Dibble, Democrat, for
Congress in the First district, is ahead in
Orangeburg. In Beaufort the Rcpubli-
cans largely refrained from voting. In
Sumter the election was quiet, the Re-
publicans not voting with the Greenback.
ers. In Darlington both parties pOlled L
fair vote and Dargan, Democrat, for Con-
gress in the Sixth district. will have 800
majority. In other parts IF the state the
gains are Democratic,
Hlshone Carries Virginia.
The Mahoneites have probably carried
the state by 1O,OOV and c.lim to have
elected seven out Of tea congressman.
Tkoy claim Wise for congressman-at.
large, Mayo in the First district, Libbey
in the Second, Hooper in the Fourth.
Sims in the Fifth, Paul in the Seventh
and Bowen in the Ninth. They coucede
George D. Wise in tho Third, Tucker in
the Sixth and Babour in the Eighth. Re-
turns from every precinct ia Petersburg
0AO " VuOU SuC ASOAuyu0tCIS SlCSHt ~ cltCtN'i
by 1,O35 majority.
"A Texan Wl,irIwInd.
The Democrats have swept Northern
Texas like whirlwiud. Lanham. Well
born, Throckmorton, Smith, Mills and
Reagan arc elected to Con ngress by i'll
creased majorities. Ireland for governor
and the entire Democratic state ticket arc
elected by an enormous majority. Tho
Legislature is overwhelmingly Demo
cratic.
The election in Brownsville was vely
orderly. Ochiltree, lad. DEM, for Con
gress, polled heavy vote. There was !:
at the Fourth voting precinct
between the supervisors OF election and
the deputy sheriffs. There We're no serious
county by about 900 majority over Ochi!-
tree. Last year the Democratic majority
in the district was 1,7OO.
Tenness7 Fall In the Line
The indications are that Bates is elected
governor by a considerable majority over
Hawkins, Republican. Tho entire Bate
ticket is elected in Nashville. Demo,
cratic congressman are elected from six
districts. Warner, Democrat, is probably
defeated by Tillman, Independent Demo
~Ass"s IA suO \ AtA uiotA AVtos lO 0lCCtitft
is close and doubtful between Dibrell and
Frewhitt, Republican, in the Third dis
trict. The Democrats will have probably
S. ont Of tho 1870 members Of the Legis-
lature.
Visconsin's Five Members.
Reports show large Democratic gains in
every congressional district The chair
man Of the Democratic state central COM
mittee claims five, and probably six. out
Of tho nine congressman. Il Democratic
gain of three or four congressman.
Republicans advices concede Demo-
cratic gains, but arc silent ON Congress
men. Tic election in the Fourth district,
resulted in the election Of Z. V. Deuster,
Democrat, for Congress.
l<hOtio Island CIings to Its Idol
Henry J. Spooner and Jonathan Chacc.
are re elected Representa-
lives in Congress by large majorities on a
light vote. A proposition tn amend the
SO as to authorize the Legis-
ature to call constitutional! conventions
vas rejected. Ex-Governor Van Zandt is
elected to the House to fill the vacancy
rom Newport.