The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-10

The complexion Of the FOrty-eighth
Congress "a given above by the Times
seems to be very correct; yet rs we have
little doubt as to our having elected seven
congressman from Virginia, the figures
will stand:
Dem9crats
Republcans...............
Democratic majority. Is
Alabama.
In the Fourth Alabama congressional
district shelley DEM. was elected 20 fill
ont the term for which he was originally
elected. His seat was contested. and the
House decided that there had been no legal
election. All the Alabama districts elected
the Democratic candidates. There j. q
vacancy in the Eighth district, caused by
the death Of NJ. Lowe. and a special cleo
ton will be ordered to ill ont the remain
der OF his term in the present Congress.
California.
Stewart Democrat) i, elected Governor
OF California by a majority estimated at
/ $4,000. The Democrats also claim all the
congressman apd a majority in both
! branches Of the Legislature. This i, a
| gain OF two cOngrc,>m
SAN Francisco, November 9.-Twcnty-
/ six thousand votes were counted thi, morn
/ ing and confirm last night, report Of the
probable result. There has been a clean
/ Democratic sweep. StOncman's majority
; Increases - the returns come in. The SEN
ate will probably stand - Democrats and
( II Republicans: Assembly, - Democrats
and % Republicans. The defeat OF Page
/ Rcpuhlcan) for Congress j. confirmed by
further adyices.
Colorado.
denver. November 9.-Arapahoe coun-
~, including Denver. gives Grant. the De-
mocratc candidate Tor Governor, 2,200 ma
jority, and Wallace, the Democratic candi-
date Tor Congress, 80 majority. The indi-
cations are that Grants majority in the
State VIII be 100, and that Bedford (Rcp.)
will be elected to Congress by majority OF
POO or 800. The rest Of the State ticket,
including the Lleutonant-Goycrnor, i UNI
doubleday Republican. The majority in
the Legislature i also Republican.
Delaware.
WILMINGTON. DEL, November 9.-Tbc
official vote OF Delaware gives stocklcy
Dem.( for Governor. 1893 majority;
Love Iem.). for Congress, 1928 majority.
Martin (Rep.) j. elected sheriff Of New Cas-
tie county by . majority. With this eXcep-
ton the entire Democratic ticket is elected.
The next Legislature will stand: House.
solidy Democratic; Senate, Democrats
to / Republican, who holds over.
Illinois.
The Republicans will have a majority Of
from three to five on joint ballot in the Hi
nois Legislature, though the Democrats
probably have majority in the House.
The latest returns indicate that in congress
men the Republicans hold their own. while
the Democrats have gained The additional
member given under the rcdiSuicting.
The present delegation stands thirteen Re
publicanS to six Democrats.
CHICAGO. November Cook county is
very evenly divided between the Republic
Leans and Democrats. Party lines are NJ
most wholly ignored outside Of active poll
ticianS. and candidates were chosen entire
| " on their personal popularity. The high
est Democratic plurality il 2.SJ2, and the
/ highest Republican plurality i .lG3, in-
dicating an independent vote OF over
/ 1000.
/ The last returns on congressman indi-
cate the election OF Cullen and Thomas
RepS.) in the Eighth and Twentieth d.
trcts. and Wonhington DEM in the
/ Tenth. The delegation would then stand
! II Republican, and 9 Democrats.
/ The state Legislature is very close on
| Joint ballot. and it j. impossible TO say
which party viii have Tie majority when
/ the returns are all in.
| CHICAGO, November 9.-Ihc latest re-
turn, from the state indicate the election
Of the Republican state ticket by from
/ 10000 to i2,000 majority.
Indiana.
The return, received ri indianapolis
Yesterday show q net Democratic cain OF
! G.4i9 ut 80 voting-pacc-, which indicate
Ia Democratic majority Of 10000 IN the
State. The Legislature will probably
.tand: Embellishments -. Republicans
-: Hou,e-Dcmocrats 81. Republicans -.
| Ex-senator Mcdonald claim, that Orh
tRep.) in the Ninth district has been de-
/ lcated, and the congressional delegation
will stand 9 Democrat, and Republicans.
Iowa.
CHICAGO. November "a dispatch from
DeS Moine,, Iowa. says the latest return,
indicate that the Republicans have Lost The
following congressman: Farwcll in the
second district. Updcrgraf in the Fourth,
Wilson in the Fifth, and Anderson IN The
/ Ninth. The successful Democrats are
Murphy. Weller, Frederick, and Pussy.
The congressional delegation will stand:
Republicans. :: Democrats, I. In the lat
House the full delegation OF nine were Be-
publicans.
NEW ORLEANS. November 9.-There are
several contested cases in the Third dis
met Lut Kellogg j. elected by handsome
majority without them. The ballots OF one
Trecinct in the Fifth district were thrown
ont bv the commission, but King ma
ioritv' will probably be 10000: conse-
ouentlv the action OF the commission al
frcts nothing ~ 20 the result. Ii i now
stated that the Independents will contest
the city election. not with the hope Of
Getting the Offices, but for the purpose OF
exposing fraud.
Mississippi.
J,cysoN. Miss. November 9.-Un0tliciai
return. and reports from reliable sources
Ieaye no doubt OF the election OF Chalmers
nver Manning. and the election Of Van
Fatou Democrat) over Lynch-both by
small maiOritic-. o.,
NIrvpHIs. November 9.-General Chal-
,ers j. i'm the city. In IN interview he
asserts that bulldoZng was practleed III
TaIlabotchee county. where the election
49,, rrevcnted from being held under the
''.o,dn,.e ~ = fear Of smallpox. which de-
pn;,od him ~ 800 votes. At one place In
hn l' county. where the judges refused
,' Iii an election. caused loss to him OF
Soo we" votes. Notwithstanding this he claims
~ ~ oIection on returns that have been
made by 100 majority
Michigan.
Begole Democrat 9a, been sen. tes.e@ ~ ' ,nc
ernor OF Michigan. me feina iea VI T rho
Republican state ticket Is elected, ,s p Inc
Democrats claim TO have carried ,ne i. lr,i,
second, Fourth Filth SIKH am ana S StSg,i IN
congressional districts, WIN .he NIn1n III