Daily Republican., 1882-11-08
Yesterdays Elections.

| Elections were held yesterday II
thirty three of the thirty eight Statel
OF the Union, the Democrats carving
three fOu1ths Of them. The following
Is condemnation of the general result
ALABAMA.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Nov. 7.-Bu1
little interest was shown In the Con
gressional election, the race being be.
tween o. W. Hewitt, Dam, tue present
incumbent, and J. N. Carpenter, Ind
Dem.
The indications are that the State has
elected solid delegation to Congress
CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. 7.-The
election in the city was very quiet, and
an average vote was pDlled. Reports
from the interior Indicate full vote
1t IL believed that the Prohibition tick.
ut will have about 5000 votes in the
State at large, and tins, with the de.
tection from the Republicans on &C.
count of the Sunday law, is likely K
give the State to the Democrats.
SONSESAASSAs
HARTFORD, Conn, Mo-. 7.-The
vots has been quite full. Thro uglout
the State there has been q falling of
from the vote of 1880, the Republican
loss being very much greater than the
Democratic. 1t is probable that Eaton
is elected to Congress from the First
District. The probability ia that the
Democrats have elected the State tick
Ut and the three Congressman. Wait,
Republican, is undoubtedly elected in
the Third District.
FLORIDA.
PENSACOLA, Fla, Nov. 7.-The elec
tion passed off quietly, except for an as
aault upon a colored vOt3rs by a negro
bystander for voting the Democrat c
ticket. The man was protected from
further violence by the prompt interter
onCe Of the whites iu his behalf. The
result Of the vote is as yet unknown.
bnt 1t Is believed the Democrats elected
bolh mem bers Of Congress.
GEORGIA.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Nov. I'm tie
lst CONGRESSIONAL District, Nichols,
Dom, ls elected by abont 5000 majori,
ty Ia the 2ud District Turner, Dem.
is re elected by about 1000 majority.
The vote in the 1st is very light. There
was much apathy, especially among
the Republicans. This county, Chat
ham, gives Nichols, Dem, SOL MAORI.
ty.
A fuil Democratic delegation to Con-
gress is elected.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, Nov. THE Chairman of
the Republican State Committee says
Il W. Dunham, Rep, is elected to Con
Press in the Firs; District John W
Finerly, Independent in the Sec ond !;
Wm. q. Keutfner, Rep, in the Eight
eenth over WIN. II Morrison.
mDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 7.-Scat-
tering returns from few precincts in
this State show small Republican gains
the vote for Governor in 1880.
Peelie, RaP., for Congress in the IT.
dianapolis District, is probably elected
over Engligh.
IOWA.
DAVENPORT, Iowa, Nov il. w.
Green, Chairman OF the Republican
Committee, coucedes the e,ecLion OF
Murphy, Dem, TO Congress from the
Second District by 1000 majority. All
the other Republican candidates Tor
Congress were elected,
KENTUCKY.
LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. 7.-Black-
burn Dem, IL elected in the Seventh
District by 1000 majority
p. =. Thompson, Dem, is probably
elected from the Eighth District, and
Ger. Frank Volt is almost certainly
elected from the Eleventh. Hatuell,
Dem, in the Third District, il probably
elected. The other districts have not
been heard from sufficiently to base an
estimate The election in the Tenth
District ia close, WITH the chances in
favor Of CulJertson's, Rep, election.
LOUISIANA.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov. 7.-Asst-
ciated Press dispatches from various
points in this State and specials to the
Plcayuue and Times Democrat indicate
the election of the entire Democratic
Congressional delegation except Ia the
Sd District, which Is regarded as doubt
tnl. In this city General ". j Behap,
for Mayer, and the regular Democratic
ticket is elected by from tour to five
thousand majority over the Independ-
eLt9.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BOSTON, Mass, Nov 7.-The returns
from Nj ,aChIse t. indicate large DAu
ocratic gains, and the election of Cen
eral b. +. Butler for Governor by abutt
q, 600 plurality. The Democrats carry
two of the Congressional Districts al d
the Independents one. The Legislature
continues Republican by reduced
majority.
MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. THE weather is
very fine and the election passed of
very quietly. There was great deal
OF scratching and the connt will be
slow. There are four city tickets In
he field, but some of the candidates are
On all OF them.
The three City Congressional Dis
tricts will, no doubt, go Democratic,
and there does not seem chance TOR
the Republicans t) carry single dis
;rict in the State
NEW YORK.
New YORK, Nov. 7-The return
from New York indicate enormous Re-
publican losses. and q majority for
the Democratic candidate
'or Governor, of somewhere about $780,.
700. Cleveland's majority in New
York city is about 5000 and in M ngs
county, which includes Brooklyn, near
y 10000. de also has majority in
The other counties of the State eslima-
;ed at 20, 900 to $4,000.
NEW JERSEY.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. D., NoV7-Brew |
,r, Rep, for Congress will have ESQ ma
GRITTY in this county Bryant, Rep,
'or Assembly, 300 majority.