Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-11-10

| llcan state, tckst except Bsh0O, Ia l6OOO
Buffers ms jOTiiy ovrr Blehop, 1900
Mississippi -8arksdale, Muldios', Singleton
aud Morey are certainly oectsd. In The sscOnd
district Chalmers and Manning are cauIsd
| by both parties. Indications favor ChamerF
In tbe sixth district Van Eaton aud Lynch are
doubtful. In the shoestrDg district J.tiefds,
Rep, IL undoubted y elected.
Maiyland.-Ths average majority for the
Independent judicial ticket for judges OF toe
| supreme bench In Baltimore city, except
Fisher, ia over H. 0O0 Fisher, who ran on
both tickets, received 1854 yOtes-within a
| thousand OF the entire vote cast In thu city
The majorites in the congressional dstric
are a. f0llOws: first, Covington, Dem Il 200;
Sc nd, Ia boz, DEM, LOO; third, HObiizs',
Dem, 300; fourth, Fluday, Dem, 1868:
fifth, Hollon, Rep, 1890; sixth, McOomaa,
Rep., 800.
Novaoa.-Advicss from Carson and Reno,
Nevada indicate that tue Democrats elcctsd
a governor, hut the Republicans elected
Powoiug Congressman ever Cassidy. The 70
| suit is doubtful
New York An extra issued by the Brook
Ign Eagle gives Cleveland IN joriiy OF l72,-
900. A Times extra puts Cleveland's ma
iority at $4,000, according to returns receiv
ed no to l0a IN. aud says the state Legislature
Ia strongly Democratic. The World makes
Cleveland's majority 10000, and that of SlO-
cum for congressman at 100,009. Latest re-
Oorts increase the Democratic majority every
where and Indicate that as out OF toe 30 cOuu
ties la the state have goue Democratic. Among
the remarkable changes Is that in Cayuga c0pr-
~ which gave 3, 400 for Ga!fisd aud now gives
z 900 for Cleveland aud Monroe county which
shows ], 200 Democratic majority against 3 36G
Republican majority in 1880 The Times says
the Ass, mhly OF '83 will consist OF 20 Repu1ll
cans auO SO Democrats, giving the Democrats
a majority OF AZ The senate, which hOlds
over from last year, cOnsis Of IL Democrats
aud 10 Repu Olicals. The following Congress.
man are elected beyond d0uO': Fifth dis.
trct, Nicholas Muller sixth, 5 Cox; seventh,
Vim Dorhelmer; eighth, John Adams;
ninth, John Har0y; tenth, Abram S Hewitt;
eleventh, Orlando b Potter, twelfth, HOtch-
ms.
New Hampshire.-Revisei ami corrected
returns from 225 towns give Hale 1880,
Edgeriy 80, ia, scattering 92. or the III re-
naming towns The ms j1Iiiy IN five have been
received which, ih governors vote Of 80 and
remaining Six towns give Edgsriy 10 ma
jorlty, which makes Hae's majority 257. his
majority probably cannot be reduced below
$50 aud may reach 800. The senate stands Ii
Republican, 4 Democrats. One distf ct makes
no choice ana two districts are In doubt. The
Repub leans will have about 81 majority ana
four OF five councillors Haynes ard Ray,
Republicans. for congress, have about 1900
plurality each.
, New Jersey-Returns from tho sixth Con-
, | gressonal district, comprising Essex county,
give Fielder, Dsm, 2,407 majority. The first
district elects Terrell, Dem, over ROb0sOn by
LOO; second district re-elects Brewer, Rep;
J The third Kean, Rev, over Miles Ross by LOO;
the fourth district, Howey, Rep, over Harris,
, LEO; 9TH, Pheiphr, Req, over Rye, 1000;
J seventh, McA0Or, Den, elected, majority IN
certain. The legislature will staId, senate II
Republicans, Q Democrats; assembly Republic
cans %, Democrats 49, Independents |. The
Democrats have 2 Gear ma iOTlty on Joint ballot
securing them United States senstOr.
North Caroliua-Mesgre ret u ns indicate the
election OF Bennett, Dem, cong FRESHMAN at large
by so o majority ana that the Democrats have
elected every congressman except in he second
, district, where UHara, Reg, had no opposition.
|, The Legislature is Democratic although the
Republicans made gains.
Nebraska -hetuIns arc still scatter ng aud
, indecislve. DOUGLASS county goes Democrat c
by over 1850. Lancaster county gives tie
Republican state ticket 1900 ni9 jurIy, bHl
: defeats the suffrage anenOmeni, wniCn viii
fall 10000 short or carrying. Vdlsntiue's
election Ia the 81 district ia almost certain
Zoe Democratic central committee coucede
!, tns election of the Republican state ticket ly
i 10000, but claim Munger for congress 10 tbt
! tnlrd over Va,entide.
Penny v4nia-The Philadelphia Times
= estimates z ,tlisOn's plurality FOR goverucr IN
The stat- az $4,000 and places savers piurali-
|, ~ in Philadelphia al 5000. irpy claim IN,
chances In favor OF two more TIE Pres,
estimates Pdtison's plurality al from 25,l00 {,
> 3,n00. TIE Republicans will have n smal
8 majority in tho legislature Oh juiut ballot.
2 South Carolina.-Officiai returns confirm
{ results already announced TINT Hsmph u
J. Democrat, beats Cast, Independent, 10 tn
J. 18th dlstrct by 200 IN jlriy, and Mackey
4 | white X publican, beats Lee, cn!ored X pub
lican, IN The seventh district ~ 5000 IN rlty.
d Dibble, D0rgan, Egias, Aiken aad rlmaD, al
=, democrats, are Certainly elected III tho Othel
. Ave districts.
l. Texas.-R siurns from the tenth distric
o indicate the election Of John Hancock, Dem.
J, by 5000 to A. 90 mai Gritty. Ochiltree is prOba
r Dly elected in the seventh district by LOCI
i IN, rity, the only Republican returned t.
col gress.
Utah.-The election for delegate to congress
was held under tn Eimunds law, and passed
6 OF quietly ia the city ana territory. Toe toIa
- vote cast, "a near "a can be aseertdlned, wat
$4,000. Van Zile, Gentiie, received 5000 aud
: J Game, Mormon, 23,000. This IA the largest
vote ever cast by tientiles IN the territory anC
!, they have conducted the CANT aign in the mos
vigorous manner, sending speakers into Nor
mon strOnghOlds aud holding meetings wheI
!. ever house could be baO. The coDquts: ha'
u been unequal but all cOncede that a galHn
ight has Oeen made on the part OF The Gen
y tiles. Tney now say the only way 10 solve The
OF the United States is Legislative council
: which will take the law-making power of iht
territory out Of the hands OF YOrmcns anC
{. place control in the hands Of the government
!, In Salt Lake Wan Zile received ,26S out of g
!. total OF 49,
Wisconsin. The following cougrses men
= have been elected: First district John WiDanp
Dem. second district, ID II SumCer, Dem
g third district, Burr JOnes, Dem. fourth
district, z Deuster, Dem; sixth district
? | Richard Guenther, Rep; seventh district
! & IA Woodward, Dem; eighth district, William
q L Price, Rep; ninth district, Isaac Stephenson
q Rep, Democratic gain OF four. Winans
!. election il not concedsd by all the Republican
a managers, but private advlces, received from
reliable sources, state Winans' election by g
small majority 10 positive tones.
|, TEE UNITED STATES SENATE A TIE.
|, The Detroit Evening News figures ii
> out that the next U. s. Senate will be a tie.
' IL says: The following states will have dem
ocratic legislatures on - Mt ballot: Alabama,
Arkansas, California. Delaware, Florida,
George, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana,
Maryland, Mississippi, Missouri, Nevada,
texas, Illinois, West Virginia, Nebraska, New
Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania. Twenty.
seven states will select new senator, each 10
. take his seat next March. OF these the demo-
: Gratis will gain one liz LOuisiana,One in Illinois
and one In Nebraska The republicans will
gain one each In Oregon aud virginia. The
senate at present stands: 81 democrats, 81 re-
poofcans, besides Malone aud DAVIS, who
usually act with thu latter, 40 that the real
strength is 80 TO 81. Tue next senate will
therefore be a lie, and It will b. impossible to
; elect president pro tenn without cOmpIo-
m 81.
THE MKT HOUSE.