Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-11-15

delegation to the democrats. Official
,eturns may change the result in the
Sixth ana Seventh Districts.
Colorado.
DENVER, November g. Grants ma
jority in the state viii be $500, but the
latest returns show that instead of the
democratic candidate, as reported here
t.fore, James B. Bedford (rep. is elected
TO congress by small majority. The
rest Of the state ticket, including lieu
tenant governor, will be republican, as
we'll as the legislature.
Missouri
ST.. LOUIS, November There were
four city tickets In the field, but some of
the candidates were on all Of them. The
three city congressional districts will no
doubt go democratic and there doesn't
seem TO be a chance for the republicans
TO carry o single district in the state.
Col. James N. Burns, the democratic
candidate for congress in the Fourth
District. viii be elected by 2,300maiori-
ty. The republicans gave up the race
before noon.
Topeka, November Republicans
concede the election of Click (denl. J, as
governor. The democrats claim he will
have from 12,00s TO 10000 plurality.
ST. Johns defeat is directly due to the
Germans and the anti prohibition repub-
hcans. In many places republican
leaders worked openly for Click, but did
no5 support any other democratic can
didate.
Nebraska
OMAHA, November 9.-Ihe republican
state ticket, with the exception of treas
urer and regent, was elecUes by II, 900
majority. The legislature will stand:
Sixty republicans, thirty democrats and
forty anti-monopolists and independents.
The defeat OF the woman suffrage amend
Inent is overwhelming and complete.
Nevada.
CARSON, November 8.-Downing
rep Is probably elected governor over
Cassidy.
/. SALT LAKE. November S.-The Cen
tiles made 81 thorough canvass, but did
not affect the solid Mormon. Returns
received Indicate about 5000 Gentiles
to $4,000 Mormons, a Gentle gain of
1900 on the vote of six years ago, the
last time they seriously contested an
election.
CaIfG0H
SAN FRANCIsCo, Novem oet 81 "a.
lation of the returns show the demo-
Gratis have carried their state ticket by a
handsome majority, probably 5000 and
have elected all the congressman except
in the Second District, where Page is
probably successful, although the con-
test is close, and have made clean
sweep of the San Francisco municipal
ticket, with possible exception OF mayor
The figures vary on majority and it is
not certain at present who is ahead.
Legislative returns are very meager, but
it is probable the democrats have a
working majority in beth houses. The
prohibition ticket cut no figure.
Maryland.
BALTMoRE, November S.-The aver
age majority in this city for the indie
pendent judicial ticket for judges of the
supreme bench, except for Fisher, is
over 1000. Fisher, who ran ON both
tickets, received 50, 594 votes, within
1000 of the entire vote cast in the
city. The majorities In the congress
sional districts are as follows: First,
Coyington, r(deu.) 1000; Second, Tai
bot, (dem. LOO; Third, Hoblitzel,
(deu.) 5000; Fourth, FindIav, (dem. J
l, 1858; Fifth, Holton (rep. /, 500; Sixth,
McComas, Gep.) 1,5o0.
Virginia.
RICHMOND, November 8.-The demo-
Gratis generally concede the election of
John S. Wise as congressman at large.
The coalitionists claim his election by
from 10000 to 900 majority. The
congressman. certainly elected are: Dem
ocrats-G. d. Wise, Third District;
Tucker, Sixth; Barbour, Eighth Goa
litionists = Libby, Second District;
Hooper, Fourth; Paul, Seventh; Bowen,
Ninth. At coalitionist headquarters
the election of both Mayo and Sims is
claimed in addition to those named above.
North Carolina.
RALEIGH, n, c., November 8 The
democratic state ticket has received a
majority greater than that of 1880. The
congressional delegation will probably
be eight democrats and one republican.
south Carolina.
COLUMBIA, November s. Eleven
counties heard from give Thompson
(dern.) a majority of over $1,000. It is
constantly increasing and when all pre-
cincts are heard from it will probably be
between $1,000 and 10000. The demo-
Gratis carried every county in the state
and elected six congressman.
Georgia.
ATLANTA, November 1.-THE election
passed off quietly. Specials indicate
the election Of the full democratic dele
cation to congress. Speer and FELTON,
are both defeated. The Fourth District
reelected Hugh Buchanan (dem.) over
Pau Gnd. }, by from 1000 to 5000 ma
jority.
Florida
PENSACOLA, November 8.-The re-
publican majority in this city is 478,
which, it is believed, insures the loss of
the whole county by the democrats.
Several hundred white democrats are
said to have neglected to vote from in
difference, and many were absent on
account of yellow fever.
Alabama