The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-11-09

1000 or 5000 on the general ticket.
Congressional delegation. 4 Demo-
cratss2 Republicans,
q MfNNssoTA. q
I FIVE Republican Congressmeu
elected:
NEBRASKA.
Three Republican Congressman.
$500. VERMONT:
Republican, Of course.
VIRGINIA: xaskxx
The Democrats cohcedc that the
State on Congressman -at-largc has
been carried by the coalitionists,
but claim that they have elected
Wise in the third. Tucker in the
sixth, O'Farrell 10 the seventh, Barr
bour in the eight, Marshall in the
second, and Garrison in the first.
Congressional delegation will proba-
bly, be, 6 Democrats; A opposition.
ILLINOIS. ia
CnIcAGo, Nov. THE Democrats
have gained at least five Congress
men. Returns from 120 precincts
in the city show almost a clean
sweep for the Democrats. The
Democrats have elected nearly all
the State Senator's and Representa-
tives from Cook county; the County
Treasurer, three County Commis-
sioners, Clerk and Coroner. 1t is
possible that the present Superb
tendant of Public Schools and Pro
bate Judge, Republicans, will pull
through. All in all, the Democra, s
.haye tained a great victory and are
celebrating it ~ jubilant style. The
next Legislature will undoubtedly
elect D Democrat to succeed Senator
David Davis. II" +
81. ~ a.< MARYLAND.
WASHINGTON, Nov. Tin Mary
land the Democrats have carried
four districts certain, and they
claim that two districts. the fifth
and sixth are in doubt. s.
.s... e.. NEVADA.
Its Representative to Congress
Democrat; balance of ticket in
dJubt.
NORTH CAROLINA: -
The indications are that the Dem
ocratic ticket will have a majority
in excess of that of 1880; the Ieyis
lature is undoubtedly democratic
The congressional delegation wi
probably be eight Democra is an"
one Republican. t ......s
~ RHODE ISLAND: ..a.i
PROVIDENCE, Nov. 7th-Return>
show the election Of Spooner an
Chace, Republicans, to Congress b,
1000 to 1900 majority.
CoLoRADo:
DENVER, Nov. Grant, Demo
crat, is elected Governor by a ma
jority of over 1900, the balance OF
the ticket being conceded to the
Republicans.
FLORIDA > u
~ In doubt. Both parties claim
ing it. .B .aisas
.. Iowa. gsucga
DAVENPORT, Nov. 7-Green, chaif
man Of the Republican committee
comedies the election Of Murphy.
Democrat to Congress from the oh
district by 10000 majority. Bal
.--..v y. vvusrvosmcu TrrpupIrSan;
I. +...t Kansas ..t-
Sends solid Republican aelega-
ton to Congress. -. saa
KENTUCKY: =
Ten Democratic Congressman !;
one Republican.
LOUISIANA:
Hunt, Ellis, Blanchard, King.
Heron, Democrats. and Kellogg
Republican, elected to Congress.
SoUTH CAROLINA:
CHARLESTON. Nov. 7-TLe returns
from a lage number Of polls indica'e
the election OF the State ticket
by a large majoritys The Green
back vote has been very light in the
Congressional districts. 6 Demo
cratic and one Republican Congress
men elected.
TENNESSEE:
Bate, Democrat elected Governor.
Nine Democrats and one Repubfi-
can elected to Congress, 'e"' #
TEXAS: -" "s
.,t 50 "a - s.a 81 ssss..
The entire Democratic State
ticket elected by an enormous ma
jority the Con. ressional dele cation
largely Democratic. @ss e'
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. Returns from
throughout the State indicate the election
of five Republicans and four Democratic
Congressman. Reports Indicate large Demo
cratic gains in every Congressional district
s y TERRITORIES. 4 4s@
Arizona-GranviIle H. Curry, DEM.
Dakota-J.aK RAYMOND, Rep. s}
Idaho-George Ainslie, Dem.f'y a Y
Montana-Martin Maginnis, DEM asfss
New Mexico-Tronquilino Leno, Rep.
Utah--John n Gains lf6sm0ls, ns<e.,saE
Nsshipelon Ik0ssa1 u Hnsts hep.
1grsff ~ 81 ~. - =sr4ssf
II 4FWas5i 1fs 10 III attllew