Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-08

DemocrAtic State ticket has q greater
majority than in 1880. The LsRislature
II undoubtedly Democratic. The Con-
Rreesional delegation vii probably
stand eight Democrats and one Repub-
hcan.
In Seath Carolina.
WAsHrSoToN, Nov. 7.-Col. Hender-
son, Of the Republican Executive Com
nittee, has a dispatch from A. Y. Dean,
Republican candidate for Congress, of
the Second District of South Carolina,
saying mot occurred at the polls near
| Florence in that district this morning,
| and two cOlored men were killed and
several wounded, and the election brok:.
en- up.
CHARLOTTE, Nov. 7.-Dard in the
sixth, Vance in the Eighth, Scales in
Fifth, and probably Robbins in the Sew
enth Congressional Districts, all Demo
Gratis. are elected. The Democratic
State ticket for Judges il doubtlesaly
elected DO good majority.
CHARLESTON, 8. c., Nov. 7.-Returns
from Congressional Districts indicate
the election of Dibble, Tallman, Aiken
and Evans fDemocratsl, and Mackey
lRepublican). Other Districts are in
doubt.
In kanAas.
TOPEKA, Nov. THE election TODAY
was for full State ticket, one member
OF the Supreme Court, four members of
Congress at large and three from dis
tricts In the State. Returns tonight will
be incomplete, owing to the great length
OF the ticket and the fact that each
ticket, as it comes out Of the box, is
counted in full. No one doubts the cleo
ton OF the four Republicans at large
and two in the districts, nor of the cleo
ton of the Republican candidate for
Governor. The result can hardly be
Appropriated tonight.
In Louisiana.
WASHINGTON, neutrality-suspicious.
Gibson telegraphs that Hunt and Ellis,
Democrats, are elected in Louisiana,
and tho prospects are good for the en-
tire State.
NEW ORLEANS, 10:45. Indications of
the election of the entire Democratic
delegation, except in the Third dis
trict.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 7.-Dispatches
from various points in the State .indi-
cate the election of the Democratic
Congressional delegation, except in tho
Third District, which is regarded
doubtful.
A Vermont Election.
MONTPELIER, Nov. THE Joint As
sembly for the election Of State officers,
met in the hall of House this afternoon.
The following officers elected: Secretary
of State, Nichols; Auditor of Accounts,
Z. Henry Powell; Brigadier General, j.
kin9sly; Adjutant and Inspector Gen
eral, Thomas S. Peck; Quartermaster
General, Horace X. Ide.
In Florida.
PENSACOLA, Nov. THE result Of the
vote Is unknown.
In Wisconsin.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. THE Chairman
os the Democratic State Central Com
mittee claims five, and probably six out
of the nine Congressman. Democrats
gain three. Republicans concede the
Demo cratic gains; but are silent on Con-
gressiOnal elections. Deuster. Demo-
crat, is elected in the Fourth District.
Reports indicate slight Democratic
gains all over the Congressional Dis
tricts.
Later reports confirm the election of
p. V. Deuster for Congress.
In Missouri.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. Weather fine and
vote fair. Indications of sweeping
Democratic majorities throughout the
State. The count will be slow, as there
are many scratched city tickets.
New Jersey.
CAMDEN, N. j., Nov. 7-Robeeon,. Re-
publican, defeated by 5000 majority.
Bowen, Republican, for Congress in the
Seventh district is elected by about 600
majority.
In Colorado.
DENVER, Nov. THE election is pro-
crossing quietly. The weather is warm.
The fight in Arapahoe county is very bit
ter. Scratching on all tickets. A heavy
vote is being polled.
DENVER, Nov. IA very large vote 10
being polled. Bets this afternoon are
even on Governor.
In Nebraska.
OMAHA, Nov. Clear. warm weather
prevails in all parts of the State, and a
large vote is being polled. The
woman suffraGists have coffee and sand
wiohes at the polls, but are not getting
many votes in this city.
In lllineis.
CHICAGO, Nov. AFTER q bright
morning the afternoon was cloudy and
warm, with indications of q full vote
being polled, which is construed as ia
vOrable to the Republicans.
CHICAGO, Nov. THE Chairman of
the Republican State Committee says
that Il. w. Demhaux, Republican, is
elected to Congress in the First dis
trict, John w. Finnerty, Independent,
in the Second district, also w. Q. kuff-
nsr, Republican, has defeated VIM. Il.
Morrison in the Eighteenth District.