The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-11-09
mAssACHUsETTs.

BOSTON, Nov. ben Butler will
poll a large vote to-day, his mana
gers claiming the state by 900 ma
jority. The Republicans hope to
elect Bishop by 5000.
Boston, Nov.7.-The following is
the vote OF cities as far as received
for governor: New Bedford, Bishop
2094, Butler 1413; Gloucester, Bishop
1045, Butler 1926; Holyoke, Bishop
831, Butler 1887; Maiden, Bishop
1923, Butler 1928; Fitchburg, Bishop
1179, Butler 971; Worcester, Bishop
1904, Butler 4737.
BOSTON, Nov. 7.-Returns of both
this city and towns in the state indi-
cate a general scratching of tickets.
At noon Butler was ahead in Glou-
cester, Newburyport, Lawrence,
Marlboro, birmingham, Hopkintoh,
Milford, Natick, Walpole, Holiston,
Hudson, Maynard, Aver, GrotOn,
Pepperell, Clinton and Acton. In
Boston large vote is being cast.
LOWELL, MASS, Nov. THE cleo
ton in Lowell gives Gen. Butler not
less than 1900 and probably 1900
plurality. In his home ward he
leads by 175, though it is strongly
Republican. G. o. Warden, Repub-
licsn, in the same ward, narrowly
escaped defeat, having only eleven
plurality.
BOSTON. Nov. 7.-Complete re-
turns from several towns show large
gains for Butler and falling off in
the Republican vote. The towns of
Chatham, Dennis, Sandwich, Co
hasset, Bingham and Hull, which
gave a total vote for Long in 1879 OF
1463, and for Butler 523, now give
Bishop 100 and Butler 1928. GlOu-
cester indicates a majority for But
Ter of 400, which is gain over 1879.
Lawrence reports the vote lighter
than was expected, and Congressman
Russell will be led by Lilly, Demo
crat. Buffers plurality will be less
than previously reported, and will
scarcely reach 600, against 81 in
1879.
BOSTON, Nov. 7.-Butler's plurali-
ty in Boston, with some wards to
hear from, is 1881. In 1879 Boston
gave Long 1925 and Butler 23,508.
Leopold Morse, candidate for con-
gress, (DemocraD defeats Bowman
in the fifth district by small major
ity. Theodore Lyman, civil service
independent candidate for congress
in the ninth district, has defeated
John w. Gambler. Gov. Long is
probably elected to congress from
the second district.
Boston, Nov. AT the Republi-
can state committee rooms no doubt
is expressed of Buffers election.
The only question is as to the amount
of his majority. Returns as they are
in show great gains for Butler and a
falling off in the Republican vote.
Returns received at Democratic
headquarters indicate the election OF
Patrick r. Collins, Democrat, to con-
gress in the fourth district, over
Charles It. Gallagher, Republican
and the Republicans cOncede it. The
election of Henry B. Loveing, Demo
crat, to congress in the sixth district
is probable but in doubt, E. F.
Stone, Republican, is elected to con-
gress in the seventh district over
Charles p. Thompson, Democrat
The Journal figures the plurality for
Butler in the state at 10000, but
claims that the entire Republican
state ticket except Bishop is elected
which returns at present indicate
The legislature will be Republican
by reduced majority.
BOSTON, Nov, THE Republicans
concede Buffers majority to be
10000. The Democrats claim
$4,000. VIM. Whitney, Republican
for congress Is elected in the
eleventh district and Geo. d. Rob.
inson, Republican, IN the twelfth
congressional district.
BOSTON, Nov. 1.-THE following is
the correct vote of BOSTON: Butler
30,166 Bishop, 1888.
BOSTON, Nov. Davis, Ranney
and Lowering are elected to CON-
gress from the first, third and sixth
districts respectively. Coverings
majority is very small and there is .
probability of contest in this dis.
trict.
BOSTON, Nov. 1.-The completion
of the state ticket, aside from COVER
nor, Is still in doubt. 1t is thought
Ames, Republican, for lieutenant
governor, is almost certainly elected
with the western part of the state to
hear from. According to the
best estimates the legislature will
stand. house 15S Republicans, 81
Democrats-a Democratic gain Of
20. Senate, % Republicans, 10 Dem
ocrsts-a Democratic gain of 10.