The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-11-17
LATER ELECTION RETURNS.

Later returns from Colorado elect Judge
Belford, Republican,, to Congress The
Legislature Is Republican, which insures TO
that party the Senator 10 be elected. The
entire Republican State ticket Is elected, ex-
cept Governor.
Returns from every county in Pennsylva-
mia OF ~hich ffty-six sre Official, give Patti
son, Democrat. tor Governor, 30, $50 plurality
over Beaver, Republican.
The Legislature of Nevada IL tie on joint
bal OF.
Full returns from the Kentucky election
show that White, Republican. is reelected
10 Congress n the Tenth district, thus giving
the Republicans two congressman from the
Corn-cracker State.
The following is the complexion OF the
Nebraska Legislature: Sesate, Republicans,
Ia; Democrats, II; Anti-M onOpolist5, "
House, Republicans, As; Democrats, 80;
Anti Monopolists, %.
81 Republicans 20 Democrats; House, n
Republicans, ~ Democrats, Independent
The vote in Illinois ON State officers
Treasurer and superintendent OF Public In
struction lis very c ose
The political complexion of the California
Legislature is: Senate, 2S Democrats, IL Re-
puolicans; House, 50 Democrat, % Re-
pubbcans-a Democratic majority OF over
two-th,rds.
Delaware legislature SENATE, Demo-
crats, Republican; House, 30 idly Demo-
cratic.
Indiana Legislatures Senate. 2s Democrats,
% Republicans; Houae, % Democrats, 40
Republicans, Greenbacker.
Minnesota Legislature: Senate "a Repub-
leans, 10 Democrats, 3 Greenbackers;
House, 76 Republicans, % Democrats, In
dependents.
In Nebraska, the Democratic candidate for
State 4 treasurer, Sturtevant is elected by
$500 majority, and Burke, Democrat, is
elected Regent by 1900 Dawes, Republican
candidate for Governor, has about :, 900 ma
jority,
The Democratic majority in the New Jer-
Sc, Legislature is seven on joint ballot
Pennsy wanna legislature: Senate, % Re-
publicans, 81 Democrats; House, ll0 Demo
Gratis, 81 Repub leans.
Wisconsin legislature: Senate, Is Repub-
hcans, 10 Demo rats; Ass mblv, a Repub-
hcans, So Democrats, Independents
Raymond, Republican candidate Tor Con-
gress in Dakota, receives nearly 300 ma
iority.
The Republicans have 80 majority in the
Iegisl ature-24 in the House and in the
Senate
Returns from all the counties in Illinois
give Smith, Republican candidate for Treas
urer, n majority of S,3SS over Orendorf
Democratic candidate. Mclaughlin, Green
back candidate, polled 76O votes, and
Irwin, ProhibiGonist, received ca votes
Waller, DIM 5000; Buckley, Rep, 54'o72;
Roger. Prohib, Sol.
Vote OF New York city: Cleve and, Dem,
l25 3i5; Folger, Rep, q III Cievelands
majority, n tj3l. Hancock's majority over
Garfield was Al. 49,
Elect on returns and estimates in Illino
Indicate the ad ption OF the Canal act and
the defeat OF the Stats House Up ropria lion
Foyer carried only seven CountieS in the
state of New York. Cleveand's majority is
now placed at l9l, $50
Buffers plurality in Massachusetts is 49,
26O.
Completed returns from New mpshire
show mat Hale Republican,, is elected by
500 majority over all contestants HAYNES.
Republican, has 3.795 plurality in the First
Congr essional district, and Ray Republican,
2,2l4 plurality in the Second.
The plurality for Pavts II, Democratic
candidate for Governor of Pennsy vania, is
50, 723. Stewart, Independent Republican
candida e, receive about 40 go votes
The official canvass If the votes in the
MIN n Congressional dis riot OF Missouri
gives DR. j. II Mclean Republican a small
majority over j mes o Broadhead Demo-
crat Broadhead proposes TO confess Nc
Leans ection
The completed returns from oil the
counties, towns and clies in Illinois show
the election Of Smith, Republican, as State
Treasurer, by plurality OF APO, and RI b,
Democrat, as superintendent of Pubic In
st uction, by p urality of !, 6S
The official vote OF Philadelphia for
Patti-on, Democrat, GAIL; Stewart, indie
pendent, 1G; Armstrong, Labor, 612;
Pettitt, Prohibtio B., 30