, 1882-11-10


New YORK, Nov. 7-,1OP. Mt now
looks as if Cleveland's majority in King
county will nearly reach 10000, SO far as
heard from Folger has not carried a
single election precinct.
BOSTON, Mass, Nov General But
ler's hangers claim the state for him by
1900 Republicans hope to elect Bishop
by 5000.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-Senator Glib
son telegraphs: Hunt and Ellis, demo-
crats elected in Louisiana, and the pros
| poets are good for the entire state.
In Virginia the colored votes adhered
close to Malone.
Reports from Pennsylvania show
Beaver defeated by 10000 majority.
Brooklin, New York, gives Cleveland
500 majority democratic gain Of $500
over the vote for secretary Of state in
1881,
WILMINGTON, Rov 6.-The vote from
| two hundred and twenty-four towns in
dicates slight republican gain.
| ROCHESTER, N. Y, Nov. THE Ger
man vote, heretofore largely republican,
is being cast almost solidly for the dem
ocratic state ticket.
BosroN, Nov. S.-7:15p p. m.-Six cities
in Massachusetts gives the following for
governor: Bishop, 1O,776; Butler, 1926.
DENvKs, Nov. THE election is pro.
crossing quietly. The weather is warm.
The fight in Arapahoe county is very bit
ter, and scratching is done in oil tickets.
A heavy vote is being polled.
NGS ORLEANS. Nov. 7.-Dispatches
ious poluts 81 ,uc state Ind cate
. ion OF 10 entire democratic
ional dele ,ltiOn except liz the
1t .,, trlct, W III "A Is regarded doubt.
MrNNEAPoLIs, Nov. S.-Congressman
| Washburn states that his majority
will he not less than 5000 in the Fifth
| District, Nelson is undoubtedly elected,
making the MINES TIA delegation en-
tirely Republican. Tho legislature
will he Republican by somewhat re-
duced majority, and the estimate is that
three.iourth Of the Republican mem
bers are in favor of the re-eI' ction OF
senator WlnuOU.
RALEIGH, New. 8.-Meager return in
dicate the election OF Bennett, Dem.
Congressman at large The Democrats
have elected every Congressman except
in the Second Distri {. where O'Hna,
Rep, had no opposition. The Legisla-
ture is Democratic.
| WILMINGTON, Del, Nov S.-Complete
returns from the entire State give Stock
Ter, Dem, for Governor, a majority o.
1885; for Congress, Lore, DEM, has a
majority OF 220O.
New YORK. Nov. S.-The Times extra
puts Clevelands majority at l74,OO0, on
returns to 10 A. NJ, and makes the Legis-
lature Democratic strongly. --latest re-
ports increase the Democratic majority
everywhere, and indicate 45 of 80 counties
in the State gone Democratic.
CARSON, New, Nov. S-Democrats
claim the State. 1t is believed Adams is
elected by trading off the whole ticket.
Republicans claim the State with the
exception of Governor.
CONCORD, N. H., Nov. S.-Hall, Rep. is
probably reelected Governor. The
Senate will stand seventeen Republicans
and seven Democrats There will be
more than 60 Republican majority in the
House OF Representatives. The Council
will stand four Republicans aud one
Democrat. Both Republican candidates
for Congressman are chosen.
DENVER, Col, Nov. 8 - Forty-nine
precincts throughout the State outside
of Denver gives Grant, Dem, for Gov
ernor majority OF $40; Wallace, Demo-
crat, for Congress- % majority. Grant
and Wallace will undoubtedly carry the
State.
CHICAGO, 1850 A. M.-The chairman of
the State Republican Committee, who
has received private dispatches from all
parts of the state, says that the Republi-
cans have carried the State and Legisla-
ture, and will hold their owr on Con-
Eressmen, with possible gain OF one.
The committee could furnish no figures
of majorities tonight Senator Logan
told the Western Associated Press re-
porter shortly after 12o'clock, that in his
opinion the state would give a good Re-
publican majority; that all the Republi-
can Congressman in Chicago were elect
ed, and that there wonld probably be a
gain OF one in the state. He had receiv-
no dispatches concerning the result else
where
RICHMOND, Va, Nov II 40 A. M.-The
Democrats claim the election Of Con
gressmen in the frst third, sixth and
eighth districts Coalitionists claim the
election OF John p Wise by large l5,-
600. They also claim Congressmeni in the
first, second, fourth, fifth seventh and
eighth districts.
BALTIMORE Nov S.-The Congress
men elected are Covington in the First
District, Hoblizell in til, Third. FindIey
in the Fourth, Democrats; a Democrat