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THE DELUGE
-
HI Has Rolled Over the Republic
From Boston HarhOr to the
Golden Gate,
[ryiFg on Its Rssistlsss Wave
The Joyous Sheut Of
Millions
b Have Long Suffered Under
The Tyranny of Boss
Rule.
Victory Of The People, BY the
the People, for the
People.

Saeriql Dispatch to tRe Register.
r,nyl FHIA, November S.-The Times
SAYS: Yesterday witnessed the
rmsrkable revolution in the history
r country of free government Itcol-
mated the first sweeping political rtyC-
sn ever known in this country against
tarry in power, when the general bus
interests Of the nation were prosper
Indeed, it was the first political rev
Ion in any form of popular government
ly country. against a party dominant in
.bers and in authority, when business
sion and distress were not factors
eoEucs. The political revolution of
that overthrew Federalism and inaug-
Republicanism OF that
was wrought out by universal busi-
depression as much as by hatred Of
-, despotism. The revolution of 1910
.mply fitful tempest Of resentment
:, hard times and bankruptcy. The
rtion OF lS+S. was created by the busi-
lepression that followed the Mexican
The revolution of 1850 would have
i but iJr the universal prostration in
,bannels of industry and trade. The
gti0n against Grantism in 1874, was
1 irresistible by tn , panic Of 1873, and
Evolution OflS77 was the logical sequel
rnrest and almost universal distress
ueya.Ied in all industrial circles.
/ wear lSS2 finds the country exc,p-
liz prosperous in every department OF
Irc,!ye enterprise, and the party in
J. ,ba, can he defeated with prosperity
terv section Of the land, must have
,i.el tie last vestige Of popular trust.
ktriav presented the most sweeping
heal revolution Of the last generation.
k1ly every debatable State was lost to
Republicans yesterday, but some of the
kltars of Republicanism were over
IN Or rocked 10 their foundations.
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KENTUCKY.
RepubIies. Claims Whiea Rs. sssrs.

LOUISVILLE, KY, November s.-The Rc.
publicans have all day claimed four Con.
eressmen, but the returns % far indicate
the election OF but one, Culbertson. In the
9th, who has majority Of 500 over Hurst
Dem.
Hnnter. ss.ii Rep'' % IL The fhird w:lio,a. Dem,
certainly defeats Carr, Rep, In the Elex:
enth, usd thompson, Dem, has near ,OCO
majority over EVEN, Rep, In the Eighth:
by the Republicans. Returns from the
mountains OF the Tenth district, where
Matt Adams, Dem, sRd John ID. White,
Rep, had hard struggle, have not been
received. II Is impossible 70 tell the result
from the First district, but advices point
10 the reelection OF Turner, Dem.
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C0ngresSEnen.
IOWA.
A Democratic Congressmau.

A Democratic Congressman.
RURLISGroN,A IA, November s.-The lat
est returns from all the counties In the
First Congressional district makes possible
the election of B. J. Hall, Democrat 70
Congress.
Conversational Certainties.
Sioux CRY, November 8.-Returns from
the Eleventh Congressional district indi-
cate majority OF 5000 to 6,oO0 for Struoo'
Rep.
MARsALLrowN, November S.-The election
of Frederick, Dem, to Congress IN. the
Fifth district, is conceded.
DUBuQuE, IA, November S.--Col. b. Hen
derson, Republican, is elected to congress
in the Third district.
DEs MONIES, November s..The Iowa
Congressional delegation will probably
stand as follows:
First District-M. A. McCard, Rep.
Second District-J. H. Murphy, Dem
Third District-D. B. Henderson, Rep.
Fourth District-Thos. Updegratf, Rep.
Fifth Distriet-Benj. 7. Frederick, Dem
Sixth District-M. L. Cults, Rep.
Seventh District-John A. Kssson, Kep'
Eighth District-W. P. Hepburn, Rep.
Ninth District-A. r. Anderson, kep.
Tenth District-A. ]. Holman, Rep.
Eleventh District-Isaac s. Strubb, Kep
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The Northwestern Republicans Are
Slightly Disfsursd, But
We Suppose
Are Still In the Ring---Stalwart
Michigan Elects a Democratic
Governor.
Indiana, the Home Of the Hoosiers,
Rolls Up to- the
Tune of
$4,000 Majority, and Makes a
Gain of Four Democratic
Congressman.
Special Dispatch to The Register.

Special Dispatch to the Register.
LANSING, Mich, November s.-Returns
received here tonight up to o'clock, in
dicate the election of Jpseph W. Begole,
the Fusion candidate for Governor, over
David Jerome, by majority ranging from
5000 to 5000. In view of the fact that the
Republican majority in the State, in
1876, for President, was 25,S06,
in 1880, for President, $500, and for
Governor, Al, ,273; and in 1881, for Supreme
Judge, 54,706, the Democrats here are nat
urally somewhat elated, and are celebrating
their unlocked for, but most flattering and
gratifying victory in royal way
by firing salute and parading
the streets to the music OF several bands.
The defeat of Governor Jerome was partly
due to the coalition formed by the Demo-
Gratis and Greenbackers. but the principal
factor at work was the general disintegra-
ton which has manifested itself through
out the length and breadth OF the country.
DETROIT, MICH, November s.-The re-
turns up to noon from this State are meagre
and do not materially alter the situation
as noted in the dispatches last night. The
Second district is claimed by the Democrats
by FIVE hundred, but it is not conceded.
The Fifth district is Democratic beyond
reasonable doubt. The remaining eight
districts are probably Republican, although
two or three aIe close. No doubt Governor
Jerome is defeated, but the rest OF the Re-
publican State ticket is elected.
Congressmen.
First District-H. W. Lord, Rep.
Second District-Nathan Eldridge, Dem.
Third District-Edward S. Lacey, Rep.
Fourth District-J. c. Burrows, Rep.
Fifth District-Julius Houseman, Dem.
Sixth Districts. L. Spaulding, Rep.
Seventh District-John f. Rich, Rep.
Eigth District-R. G. Horr, Rep.
Ninth DiStrict-B. NJ. Cutcheon, Rep.
Tenth District-H. H. Hatch, Rep.
Eleventh District-Edward Breitung, Rep.
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Allerheny County,

PITTSBURGH, November S.-Returns from
Allegheny county received up to l o'clock
this afternoon does not change the result
on the State ticket as telegraphed last night.
Beaver regular Republican candidate for
Governor, and the balance of the State
ticket have q nluralitY Of about 1000.
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THE GREAT uPHsAVAL.
Enquirer on the DeIuge and n
Look to the Future.

f-rSNATI November S.-The Enquirer,
says: The Democrats have achieved
t-ies which justify an exhileratins
) hat the next President will be q rep
katiye man Of their political faith,
4hst the reins of Government will re-
TO the party Of the people. The re-
s been brought about through the
tption Of the Republican organization,
Rhe general disgust of the people with
|OsseS and the tireless pap-suckersi and
&cty can afford to be needless of the
conveyed. The party which has
mOst a monopoly Of the distribution
n spojls hes suffered such a tremen-
rebuke that it can only recover from
y 0ck it has received through the blum
1 : & its opponents.
4 I'LL State OF New York the Democratic
4 bad only 10 behave well in its nomi-
conventions, and then hold Still'
let the Republican factions destroy
oiler. II was the people against the
a The Administration wing forced
n upon the Republican party, and he
fle the Il preventative OF
The Machine System
he instrument of those who make
Fholding a business and public plum
f profession. The opposition to him
not merely opposition to what
& PernjciUus in his own par.
ut it was a popular uprising
the reprehensible tendencies
whole system. Not all the power OF
axe az Washington, nor his own
n PERSONAL Standing, could pull him
eh. He was adjudged by the COM
be kept and went down under the
n which bUSSiSm piled on him. Grover
land the nominee Of the Democracy,
Ell no more important position than
7 Of city in a section which had not
Previously recognized as con-
nal in the party maniPula-
0i the State. He was comparatively
An Obscure Man;
Was recognized as a pure man whose
90 would promise an honest conduct
:e affairs, and a new deal. He made
soFous campaign. Whatever his own
sIuOn may have been, he was re-
ed irom making speeches, and the
oLeans were given substantially q
Poiy OF rant and defamation. He
- opponent Of the traders and tricks
/ Ina his campaign ran itself, because
KVPIe saw that the time had come for
y, and that the road to reformation
S' run through the election Of Folger.
snnsy lvania the verdict is as full of
- as that Of New York, though the
hty against
ihe Ofhee-HOIdIng OIIEarehy
IL !" tremendous. The Pennsylvania
nave ruled with an iron hand so
snd with such rare and deyilish
ri .a' II has become harder to Loosen
At The crank. The Camerons Sc
az lolo on the Keystone State long
r,a. people came TO an appreciation
In, E,S.i,ias M, OF party autocrats, and the
=, VI 'he machine" became so per
:, II was like encountering q trip
i,o but Pennsylvania has been
Dor,I- rOIl The barnacles, and We find the
\ u pu.ar -,l motive there that is appar-
a many other states where either
hcsD5s.o n1s oeen turned or the Republi-
seriously Crippled.
.p''sing which began in Ohio in Oc.
extended all over the Union; il
s,.' %u'nary political methods puny,
mansgers babies. The incor.
E'p'e arc eoaiag to he front,
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H0WE'S THIS?
The Postmaster General Thinks the
Administration Was Not Rebuked.

The PoStmaater General Thinks the
Administration Was Not Rebuked.
WASHINGTON, November S.-Postmaster
General Howe was sitting at his desk with
his eyes fixed upon some object in the
street when reporter entered and made
known the object of his visit Mr.. Howe
spoke slowly and evidently measured the
meaning Of every word he uttered. Said
he, substantially: ...
Several causes combiued to defeat the
Republican party. The chief cause, no
doubt, was the bitter factional fights, in
the party, which were confined to no par
ticular section, but extended all over the
country. In no section was the party
united. Perhaps in New York this feeling
was manifested more openly than anywhere
else. There was no man in the State who
could say that Judge Folger was not as
good q man or as able q man as Cleveland,
and yet he was defeated for the same rea-
sons that operated against the Republicans
all over the country
FaetIonaI Fights I'm the Party.
AS to the effect Of the elections upon the
feature of the Republican party, II am
not now" said he, continuing, prepared
to give an opinion. ] am not, however,
sanguine enough to claim as a blessing
events that come disguised as these do. L
would rather have my blessings come
somewhat differently clothed. do not
pretend to say that the Republican party
cannot recover from this wreck. The CUES
ton with me is whether we will hnd the
wreckers more merciful than the storm
has BEEN" -,
In conclusion Mr.. Howe said: He did
not regard the defeat as showing lack OF
confidence in or distrust Of the administers
tion." -
Assistant Secretary Josly said he regarded
the defeat as forerunnsr Of certain victor,
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Majority In the Empire State for
the Gallant Governor
Cleveland.
The Wave Of Reform Which Cal
riss the Peoples Candi- /
date Into 4
The New York Gubsrnat0riaI Chair
May Land Him in the
White House
In the Year I885---Large Gain Ia
Congrsssmen--- democratic
Legislature.

NEW YORK, November S.-An eS IS
sued by the Brooklyn Eagle, at ven
o'clock this morning, gives Cley ND
majority of $4,000.
The Times estimates Cleveland's major
ity at 172, 900, according to returns received
up to 10 A. NJ, and says the State Leglsia'
ture is strongly Democratic.
The World makes Cleyelands msloriv
10000, and that of storum, Con6 rrsslnan-
at-Large, at 100000.
Latest reports increase the reIaocrauc
majorities everywhere, and indicate tna'
forty.fve cut o: the sixty couT tl's In Tue
State have gone Democratic. lHons 'ne
remarkable changes is that in lyuga coun-
ty, which gave 3,4OO majority TO; Garheld'
now gives 1000 for Cleveland Al monroe
county, which shows 200 d. ne cratic ma
jority, against $500 Republi al majority
in 1880.
Still Going Up
New YORK, November - EieVeiand
majority, as estimated by tie Republican
State Committee is plac at lo3,oSl.
Clevelands majority in Ne ork county
is $4,000, and in Kings county i5,0Oo. Inc
other counties in the State give MIN 9o,ool
majority. The Republicans carry eighteen
Congressional district in the State. The
Republican State Committee concedes the
election of so out of 12S assemolymen TO
the Democrats.
New YORK, November S.-The following
are the latest Congressional indications
in this State:
First District-Perry Belmont, Dem.
Second District-W. c. Robinson, Dem.
Third District-D. r. James, Rep.
Fourth District-Felix Campbell, Dem.
Fifth District-Nich. Mullen, Dem.
Sixth DISTRICTS. s. Cox, Dem.
Seventh Distrlct-Wm. Dorsheimer, Dem.
Eighth District-J. w. Russell, Rep.
Ninth District-John Hardy, Dem.
Tenth District-0. S. Herritt, Dem.
Eleventh DistriCt-W. L. Strong, Rep.
Twelfth District-Waldo Hutchins Dem.
Thirteenth District-J. H. Kitcham, Rep.
Fourteeth District-Henry K. Low, Rep.
Fifteenth District-J. B. Bagley, Dem.
Sixteenth District-J. I. Van Alstyne,
Dem.
Rep. , p,u
Nineteenth District-Abraham Parker,
Rep.
Twentieth District-George West, Rep.
Twenty first Dktrict-G. w. Ray, Rep.
Twenty ysecond District-C. r. Skinner
Rep. ~ c.,
Twenty third District-J. t. Spriggs'
Dem.
Twenty-fourtt District-N. w. Nutting,
Rep. ,,..o,-
Twenty-ffth District-Frank Hiscock'
Twenty-sixth District-sereno E. Payne,
Rep. ", usu
Twenty seyeath District-J. W. Woods
Twenty-eiglth Districts. c. Millard,
Rep. 49,. =.
Dem. o,s
Thirtieth District - H. n. Greenleat,
Dem.
Thirty.first District-R. S: Stevens, Dem.
Thirty-second District. +. Moulton,
Rep.
Thirty-thrd District-F. 3. Brener, Rep.
At Large-A. w. Slocum, Dem.
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THE FOREIGN PRESS.
London Telegraph.

LONDON. November S.-The Telegraph
says Englishmen can hardly contemplate
with eauanmity the probability that the
next President of the United States will be
a Democrat, as it is doubtful whether the
changes the Democrats are certain to intro
duce in the American tariff will be of ad
vantage to England, and it is also wor-
thy of recollection of the Democratic
party that it was always deeply dyed in an-
tsgonism to England. Still, whether the
elections resulted in q Republican or Dem
ocratic victory, Englishmen may heartily
wish their kinsmen deliyerance from the
machine politics which brought menace to
the best interests of America
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SIMON, THE ELDER,
Does Not Look Upon 1t as Defeat for
Don.

PHILADELPHIA, November S. Gen. Simon
Cameron, who came to the city to-day 10
attend the Historical Society meeting, had
a conversation with ex-Sccretary Quay and
Chairman Cooper, regarding the Repub!i:.
can defeat in the State. Gen. Cameron did
not think it was such defeat for his son
as some people imagined. All his friends
running for the Legislature were, so far as
he knew, elected, and he believed if Don
desired, he could succeed himself in the
United States Senate. The defeat OF the
Republican party in the State, would have
a bad effect, because it would keep both
factions apart. They coulG never, IN his
opinion, unite, and would defeat each
other when the occasion rendered it neCes-
sary by voting with the Democrats.
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LOUISIANA.
KelloRg Makes It.

NEW ORLEANS, November s.-Kellogg's
election in the Third district is conceded by
the Democrats. The delegation now stands
as follows:
First District-Carleton Hunt, Dem.
Second District-E. John Ellis, Dem.
Third District-Wm. Pitt Kellogg, Rep.
Fourth District-N. c. Blanchard. Dem.
Fifth District-J. FLOYD King, Dem.
Sixth District-A. s. Heron, Dem.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Ru,Ier,s Majority $4,000.

BosToS. November S.-Returns from all
but four towns give Butler $4,000 over
Bishop.
The following Congressman are elected:
First District-Robt. T. Davis, Rep.
Second District-JohD Long, Rep.
Third District-A. A. Ranney, Rep.
Fourth District-Patrick A. Collins,
Dem.
Fifth District-Leopold Marsh, Dem.
Sixth District-Henry P. Lowering, Dem.
Seventh District-E +. Stone, Rep.
Firbth District-William A. Russell, Rep.
Ninth District-Theodore Lyman, Dem.
Tenth District-Wm. W. Rice, Rep.
Eleventh District-Wm. Whiting, Rep.
Twelfth District-Geo. d. Robinson, Rep
BosroN, MASS, November S.-Fuil re-
turns for Congressman 10 the Eighth dis
trict give Russell, Republican, n,oSf,
IiIIev Democrat, 1892. Russell over
Lilley, 6l2.
Booming Butler for Presfdent.
RosroS. November S.-The leaders OF the
independent Republican movement heiu
their love feast at the Revere House TINS
afternoon. About fifty gentlemen attend
ed. The successful candidate was entnu-
siastically nominated for President IN 1881,
and his election predicted. The vote OF
Tuesday was declared to mean the AP
nroaehing creation of new dominant par,
fv, an d committee Of five was appointed
to organize an Independent Republican
movement in Massachusetts, and establish
it on a permanent basis.
Bosros. November 8--The total vote OF
Massachusetts,, all but one town, gives
Butler l33, ,9Oi; Bishop, 1206l2; Almy, l..
800: Buffers plurality, l., ,392. The returns
show a plurality on the Republican state
ticket. except Bishop, of about $3.50. 1: Ihe
eTecutiye council will stand, Repnoil
cans, Democrat. Total Greenback vote Ii
the State $500.
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Wu ma W "a THITRsDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 1882.

holding over, Democrats 9, Republicans i6.
Elected-Democrats Is, Republicans 8.
Doubtful, l.
Lower House-Democrats 65, Rspubli-
cans IS.
Final returns may change these figures,
but not enough to change the resultin Civ
ing a clear majority in both houses. Fur
tber returns from the Congressional dis.
tricts will not change the result given at
noon to-day. and the delegation win stand,
Democrats 9, and Republicans 4. A Dem
ocratic gain of 4.
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A Warning.

NEw ORLEANS, November S.-Behaus' ma
jority for mayor is 9,2OS.
The Republican Committee give Kel-
logg's majority in the Third district as
1900 over Asklin and 1890 over both Ack-
lin and Beattie.
The Times Democrat, commenting on the
election, says: ''Kellogg's campaign in the
Third district has demonstrated that the
Republican party in this State can be or.
ganized, and the Democrats will act wisely
by putting their house in order for the
death struggle which the Republican party
will make in 1884.
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and they have swept past the old way of
doing things. The Democratic party has
fallen on time when the people will push
it into full power in the National Govern
ment If it will study for its full value the
lesson of the rebuke to the party and the
politicians Of all parties now prostituting
the public interests to personal aggrandize-
ment
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COLORADO.
Republicans stin Hold On

DENVER, November 8. The vote of
Denver is still incomplete at Il o'clock.
The precincts heard from show heavy Demo
cratic gains. Governor Saber, Republican,
does not concede the election of the Demo
cratic Governor. He believes the Legisla-
ture safe, and also the election Of Belford
to Congress. He comedies majority to
Grant, Democrat, for Governor, to Wallace
for Gogress, and for the Legislature in this
county OF 800, WHICH generally gave heavy
Republican majority.
DENvKs, Col, November Returns
from the State are coming in slowly. One
hundred and seyenty-nine precincts give
Grant, Democrat, for Governor, 1926 ma.
jority, and Belford, Republican. for Con.
gress, 157, with six city precincts yet to
hear from.
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MINoiS.
Geek CsasN.

CHICAGO, NOVEMBER s-Ii:l5 l. M.-Up 70
this hour very few returns have been 10
ceived, and owing 70 the unusual scratch.
ing and slow counting u may be some tme
before definite figures can be obtained. It
is conceded that Cook County has gone Rs.
publican BY two or more thousand.
The Legislature, - near a. can be esst-
mated, will stand: Senate-Rspublicans.
81; Democrats, H. Houss-Rspublicans,
so; Democrats, 13. Republican majority
on Joint ballot OF 30.
Cssgvsssoes.
The following 10 Republican estimate ON
First District-Ransom w. Dunham,
Rep.
Second District-Finerty, Ind. Dom.
Third District-GeorRe X. Davis, Rep.
Fourth District-Geofgc r. Adams, Rep
Fifth District-Reuben Ellwood. Rep.
Sixth District-Robert X. Hitt. Rep.
Seventh Disthct-Thomas J. Hsudsrsos,
Rep.
Eighth District-william Cdllsu, Rep.
Ninth District-Lswis y. Payne. Rep.
Tenth District-John II. Lewis, Rep.
Eleventh District-Benj. y. Marsh, Rep
Twelfth District-James n. Riggs, Dsm.
Thirteenth District William II eprinssf,
Dem.
Fifteenth Distnct-Jossph @. Cansou,
Rep.
Seventeenth District-ssnssl ". houi'
i; E;Ishtss,th Dishct-w. r. xoaisoa.
Mn Nin...nth Dis.hcs-R v. Iew.sssA.
Dem.
Rep.
CmcAeo, ItaA, Novsat1e A-Ihs leot.
ipp Tor CbEcogo - Geek e0unty - tupe
conplsisd. Thy thow psneostie nljee.
ities. exeept O 6heeH q fro0 1SW -
5000, ecxnfehfng mailing Wide ynsfeooo -
the vote In TIE 6tsts HeksI MS dty -
county cast 5000 votes md Gvsg Oyso4os3s
Demccrst, 509 plurality tog TroeDBeses
and Raab, DeDocrst. - ptaf1itty eoe
Guperintepdent Of Pebble Ins(s1ct3o1. %
the County ticket Hamehett, RSpoh)taa,
for Sheriff beat Mc0arEis, DsneefsA u
I.16s, and is The only Rspabtieea e9eny
oH3cer elected Hipp, Denea1 - Isene
urer, bests HAITI Rspublicss. ~
BSpUtsSesns 1es1 Tbse1 0soUD4.
cacAoo, Novsnbsr e.-1hA Kspubliceoe
viii have majority of iron teros % ave
on Joint ballot in the etsts Lagi1latafot
| though the DsmocFats wil1 psp6aky h1v0
o majority - ~ Hoosa 1hs Ate1t =.
tarps ipdieate that In Coae.neo ~ y
| publicsus heid their oup, Nhiis the Deoo-
hsye esiped The addit3onal nemhog evoo
under ths 1ediststet3nE
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Tex v.aircl q an. Lind take PzacsA
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Rrausfnris Satisfied.

WASHINGTON, November Sin conver-
sation on general topics this morning, At
torney- General Brewster remarked, in re-
sponse to a question about recent COM
ments on his political expectation, that he
had reached the height of his ambition;
that he was growing old and that he had no
l.. LII tsrnl l.,arA int ton
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Large Democratic Majority.

COLUMBIA, S. c., November s.-Eews from
all parts of the State indicate quiet ana
upeyentful election. The Democrats elect
Congressman in the Sixth district. In
the Seventh, Mackey, Republican. is PROB
ably elected, although the official returns
cannot be had before Tuesday next
Tie constitutional amendments, giving
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How the Clerks Talked.

WASHINGTON, November S.--The elections
were the only topic of discussion in the
executive department to-day. The general
feeling was that yesterdays defeat was only
temporary and that it will be the means of
bringing the inharmenious factions closer
together for the battle in 1884.
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KANSAS.

Demeeratie Majority ssls.seo ssr Gsv.
ernOF.
KASsAs CRY, November s-Topeka dis
patches say: 33l precincts give the follow.
ing majorities: Click, Dem, i,%2; -.
John, Rep, 3,ieO; Clicks majority Will DO
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The Legialnture.
NEVADA.

Democrats Carry the state for Cover.
nor and Congress.
yfRGIsIA CRY, NV, November s.-Tbe
election of Adams, for Governor, Is conccd-
ed by almost 1000 majority.
The Congressman are close. but Cassidys,
Democrat, election IL regarded as sure.