Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-09
me- STATE ELECTIONS.
,...omnlete Returns and
coudicting Accounts.

\ C0Qu1eVAA6
.vl1cHfs DURING The oAS.
II Csaseeticst.
o,n Nov, 8.-The Legislature
n.hI;can by two in the Senate and
the House. For Congress
esss' IM;tchell n and Seymour, Demo
- srs elected; also WALL nep''"
Z. New Hampshire.
r.,o,n Nov. 7.-Secretary Chandler
-, ~ the following message from
ts ~ 20 the President: We have
.St-o CouQressmen and the Le0is-
-. :, large majority. Plate viii
ss,Jy be elected by q small major
-. Sew nampshire Election.
c..rr.n. Nov. 6.-Hall, Rep, is prob
s1ls.ted Governor. The Senate
s ..srd seventeen Republicans and
.. ~ nsmoorats. There will be more
~ so Rsuublican majority in the
S1sn Ms.. ~ REPRESENTATIVES. The COun-
- Gv; I'm stand four Republicans and
saa - Democrat. Both Republican can
S;1atae for Congressman are chosen.
In Colorado.
Duyrs. Nov. 7.-FOrty-nine precincts
.hmoohout the State outside Of Denver
- Grant, Democrat, for Governor
~s;ority of 379; Wallace, Democrat,
q, 1Cnoress SO majority. Grant and
wallace will undoubtedly carry the
elsts.
In Illlnois.
nuuaoo. 1850 a.m.-Ths Chairman
Sthe state Republican Committee, who
- received private advioes from all
~ Of the State, says that the Republi-
~ have carried the State and Legis-
isiure, and will hold their own ON Con-
M1amen, with possible gain Of one.
n committee could furnish no figures
& maiorities tonight. Senator Logan
ioId he Western Associated Press re-
nrtsr shortly after II o'clock, that in
~ opinion the State would give a good
Repoblican majority; that all the Repub-
I'm congressman in Chicago were
loetsd, and that there would probably
M gain of one in the State. He had
nooived noldispatches concerning the
nsalt elsew here.
CucA0o, Nov. Sup to u:15 am.
Wy few additional returns have been
mooived, and owing to the universal
enatching and slow counting, il may
NJ b some time before definite returns
mn be obtained. 1t is generally con-
eedsd that Cook county has gone Re-
publican by two or more thousand
1hs Legislature, as nearly az can be ca.
Gmated, will stand, in the Senate, Re.
pabiicans 81, Democrats IA; House
1spublicans 80, Democrats 70; q Re
pablican majority on joint ballot Of 80
The following is tho Republican esti
mate on Congressman: First District
Dunhau, Republican; Second, FinoYty
Independent Democrat: Third, Davis
Rspublican; Fourth, Adams, Republi
ean; Fifth, ElwoOd. Republican; Sixth
Hill, Republican,; Seventh, Henderson
Republican; Eighth, Cullen, Republi
IN: Ninth, Paxs0n. Republican; Tenth
Lewis, Republican,; Eleventh, Marsh
Republican; Twelfth, Riggs, Democrat
Thirteenth, Springer, Democrat; Four
tAenth, Stevenson, Democrat; Fifteenth
Cannon, Republican,; Sixteenth, Shaw
Democrat; Seventeenth, Moulton, Dem.
ocsat; Eighteenth, Knehner, Republi-
an; Nineteenth, Townsend, Democrat;
Twentieth. Thomas, Republican.
CHICAGO, Nov. S.-Returns from this
county. up to 2 O'Clock pm. indicate the
election Of HanfOOth, Republican, Sher-
n BY about 5000, and confirm the cleo
Hon Of Dunham, Dayis and Adams, Re-
pablicans, in the First, Third and
fourth Districts, and Finerty, Iude-
Dsndent, in the Twentieth.
BLOOMINGTON, Nov. 8.-Rowell, Re-
publican, is elected TO Congress from
this district by 600 majority.
KAxxAxEE, Nov. 8.-Payson, Repub-
beAn, u elected to Congress in tho Ninth
District.
CUCA0e, Nov. S.-The footing up of
- vote Of Chicago and Cook county is
jult completed, and shows q Democratic
naiority, except is the vote for Sheriff,
{ nom l6O0 to 5000, there was consider
~ scratching, making a wide var
snes IN the votes on the State ticket.
IAs city and county cast 5000 votes,
- gives Orenderoff, the Democratic
andidate for Treasurer q plurality Of
uW votes, and Roab, Democratic nOmi-
- Tor Superintendent of Public
1ehools, 4 plurality Of 1868. On the
Gosnty ticket, Hanckett. Republican
Sndidate for Sheriff, defeated No.
R!e, Democrat, by 4l6S, and is the
~ Republican county officer elected.
lnpp, Democratic candidate for Treas
g, beats HUT, Republican, by 2S52.
In Nevada.
kMo, Nov. flowing for Congress.
Trimming ahead Of hts ticket. His ma
ny viii not fall far short of 200 in
eoanty, while Strother, for Gov
eot, Will have from lbs to $50. The
caN paper says dispatches from all
- OF the State indicate a majority
fowning for Congress.
O.lsos, Nov. s.-Democrats claim
cate. It is believed Adams is elect.
~ trading of the whole ticket. Re-
.cans claim the State with the ex.
aon Of Governor.
In Mlaneseaa.
~ u: PauI, Nov. The election Of
1s Wakefield, Stuart and Wash
~ N the First, Second, Third and
DISTRICTS, is considered certain
0s Republicans.
In Nebraska.
VlAAA, New. The veather "a. An.
ssS.s t .ae state, and 4 large vote Was
.;a, reaching $4,000, as far as can be
..s;.eo from returns from scattered
A throughout the State. Tho
.s.cSn State ticket will receive
lo'uU plurality. Weaver, Repub.
~ elected in the First District.
1ai,o, Republican, in the Second
oo majority. The Third Dissrict
eAessua somewhat in doubt, but the
=. Gnfe are Foster Valentine, Republ;-
% elected by about 5000 over
~ ocratic and Independent candi-
s1sa largo number OF women voted
poah throughout tho Etate. but
.ns - y, indicate nothing on ne suh-
g Woman suffrage. ~ ' ~
In Utah.
q ~ ~ LAX: AK: Nov. The indications
- - r. We Liberals pollsd 6OOO votes,
: essss 4 9ormons 1900. This is an in
~. - - suO over Campbelrs yote.
6te was no serious contest. The
vas quiet.
In New Ysrk.
= q Ioax, Nov. SIS. 8. Cox ia eleot.
nm from the Sixth Distric,
neios;.n y. T., Nov. s.-Folcsr',
tss1aS = = .e g; ~ lawrence County i e.