Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1882-11-16
Virginia.

| Virginia.
| RICHMOND, Nov. S.-UnofficaI returns from the
Fifth district indicate the election of Cabel, Dem,
oy nearly 1900 majority. Returns from the
Seventh district show a very close contest between
Oferral, Dem, and Paul, Coalition. Estimated
and official majorities give Oferrall 24O majority,
With Highland county to hear from, which may go
Republican. j. S. Wise, for congress at large. Is
certainly elected by a handsome majority. The
Coalition headquarters at Petersburg claims Wise's
| election by 10000 majority, while the Democrats
there say Wise's majority is greatly reduced and
when all the returns are in. will probably elect
John E. Massey, Democrat s. Hooper, Coalition,
for congress in the Fourth district, has majority
over w. A. Reese, Democrat, of about 5000
Michigan.
DETROIT, Nov. I'm the First district, Lord,
Republican. is defeated by about $500 majority.
The balance of the congressman are probably Re-
publican. but the Fourth and Fifth districts are
I close. Begole, Democratic and Greenbacker, is
probably elected governor by a small majority. The
balance of the State ticket is Republican.
Connecticut
HARTFORD Conn, Nov. s.-Waller, Democrat.
Is elected governor by majority OF 1000 to 5000.
| New Jersey.
| TRENTON, Nov. S.-Returns received indicate
joint Democratic majority in the next legislature Of
5, The senate will probably stand Republicans IL,
Democrats 8; house, assembly, Democrats 81 Re-
| publicans &c.
Ssnecial Telegram to the Pioneer Press.
TRENTON, Nov. s.-The defeat of Messrs.
Harris, Ross and Robson, although
among professional politicians. They all voted
for the river and harbor bill, and great bulk of
| the people attribute their defeat TO that cause.
There is no question as to the legislature having
Democratic majority of five on joint ballot.
| Illinois,
| CHICAGO Nov. S.-Reurns up to 10 o'clock in
dictate that The congressional delegation will be
| evenly divided as follows: Democrats-Second,
Finerty: Eighth. Haley: Eleventh, Mares:
sb Hef? KgE iEREss BHMs o
son: Nineteenth, Townsend; Twentieth, Murphy.
Fourth, Adams: Fifth, Ellison; Sixth. Hill;
Seventh Henderson; Ninth, Peterson: Tenth.
Louis; Thirteenth, Cannon, Fourteenth,
) and Democratic gain of 4, owing TO the dis
trct. The Democrats admit doubt about Haey's
election in the Eighth audIon't conc-de Murphy's
II the Twentieth. The control of the State legis-
!ature on joint ballot is il doubt, with chances
in favor of the Democrats.
Tennessee.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 9.-Indications are that Bates
! is elected for governor by considerable majority
over Hawkins, Rel ubiicau. The entire Demo-
cratic ticket is elected in this city and county.
democratic congressman are elected from six dis
! tricts Warner Democrat. is probably defeated by
, Tlman, independent Democrat in the Fifth dis
trict. Election close and doubtful between Dib-
hre!l and Trewhtt, Republican, in the Third dis
| trict. The Democrats will have probably eighty
California.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov s.-Returns from fifty
precincts in this Hty, up to noon, give Stoneman
1900 majority over Estel. Mayor, sheriff. super
| intendent Of streets and county clerk are still
doubtful. On all the others, including congress-
| men, the Democrats have majority. Further re-
turns indicate that Sionemans ajorty in the State
at large will reach 1900 The Democrats makee
Ssges defeat being assured By defecti0ns il Almeda,
! Sacramento and San Joaquin counties, aSgTegating
| about 5000 votes The legislature has not been
figured up, but the Democrats will lave maj rlty
| of both houses.
Maryland.
BALTIMORE, Nov. s.-The average majority for
the independent judicial ticket for judges of the
preme bench, in this city. except Fisher is over
52,954 votes. within 1000 of the entire vote
cast in the city. The nlajorities in the congress-
9na districts 5o9 are sa as b3 First Co30
| Third. Hoblitzel, Democrat, 900. Fourth. Find
lay, Democrat, l,6G3. Fifth, Holton, Republican,
| 1000. Sixth, McComes, Representatives, 1900
A Republican gain of one congressman.
Kansas.
| TOPEKA, Kans Nov. S.-Three hundred and
three wards, townships, and voting places give
Click DEM $500 majority over St. John, (Rep.)
with perhaps less than 10000 votes in the State
for Robinson. Greenbacker The Republican State
committee do not express any hope for St. John.
The county, State and congressional tickets are
| elected with the usual maiorities.
TOPEKA, Nov. s:-The Republicans concede the
election of Click, DEMOCRAT, for governor. The
Democrats claim he will have from 12,UOO to
10000 plurality.
North Carolina.
| RALEIGH. N. c., Nov. S.-Meager returns indi-
cate the election of Bennett, Dem, congressman
at large by 5000 majority and that the Democrats
have elected every congressman except in the Sec
nnd district where o Hara, Rep, had no opposition.
The legislature is Democratic, although the Repub-
ilcanS make gains.
Soutl, Caro- ina.
COLUMBIA, s. c.. Nov. S.-News from all parts
of the State indicate quiet and uueventful cleo
ton. The Democratic State and county tickets are
elected by large majorties. The Democrats elect
! congressman in six districts. In the Seventh
Mackey. Rep. is probably elected although
official returns cannot be had before Tuesday next.
Delaware.
! WILMINGTON, Nov S.-Compete returns for
the entire State give Stockey, Democrat, for gov
| error, majority of ,535. For congress, Lore,
Democrat, has majority of ZOO.
GALVESTON. Tex, Nov S.-Retu-ns from the
Tenth district indicate the election of John Ham
cock, Democrat, by 5000 to 1000 majority.
ochiltree, Republican, is probably elected in the
Seventh distTic: 1000 majority, the only Repub-
lican returned TO congress.
| LITTLE ROCK, Nov. S.-Returns from all parts
of the State DO not change the general result. All
the Democratic candidates for congress are elected.
The majority for Breckenridge for congressman at
large is estimated to be $4,000 to 10000.
Louisiana,
| NEW ORLEANS, Nov. S.-Behan's mai rity for
mayor is 9,2OS. The Republican committee gives
kellogg's majority in the Third district 1000
over Acki- aud 1880 over both Ackn and Beat
tie
| ... Nevada.
| EUREKA New, Nov. S.-The Sentinel claims the
State for Democratic governor and congressman by
! about 9, 900 majority
| SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. S.-The Republican
ldate for congress is defeated by 500 to 200 votes
and has given up the fight.
| Railr DAD Completed to Supe rior City
The Superior branch of the Chicago, st
Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha railroad was
completed Wednesday to connection with
the Northern Pacific railroad at the point
in the townsite of Superior. The last spike
Humbird. The telegraph line will reach
Superior in few days and by the 10 inst.
regular trains will be running toSt. Paul. The
construction train went south Wednesday
to commence laying iron on the line from
Superior Junction to Chippewa Fails. There
is much rejoicing at he completion OF the
| Omaha line which connects Superior with
| Hudson, st. Paul, Sioux City, Eau Claire
and Chicago by short and direct routes and
opens up for development the northern
portion ofWisconsin, with its great reso urces
of minerals, timber and soil.
Minnesota School Lands and Funds.
The state superintendent of public in
struction of Illinois wrote Prof. kiehle re-
Gently, asking a series of questions which