The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-08

and the prospects are good for an
entire democratic delegation.
New Orleans, 7, 1916 p.m.-The
indications show the election of the
entire democratic delegation. except
in the Third District.
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, 7.--Up to noon three
fourths of the city vote is polled.
The independent judiciary ticket is
receiving a heavy vote.
MASSACHUSETTS
Boston, Cen. Buffers mana
gers claim the State for him by
$4,000. Republicans hope to elect
Bishop by 5000. 9.15 p. m.-GoV-
ernor Long Is probably elected to
Congress from the Second District.
4.55 p. m.-The democratic state
central committee, up to o'clock.
have returns from i97 towns and
cities, including Boston, giving But
Ter $3.50, and Bishop 1880. The
chairman puts Buffers majority in
the State at 1900 or 10000.
A dispatch from Worcester, Mass,
states that Rice, republican, is
elected to Congress in the Tenth
District, by $500 majority.
Governor Lengis probably elected
to Congress in the Second District.
Total vote of Boston: Butler,
30,340; Bishop, 1919; Buffers
plurality over Bishop, 1881. at
the republican State committee
roOms,no doubt is expressed of But
ler's election, the only question be-
ing the sum OF his majority.
The Journal says the plurality
for Butler in the State is 10000, but
claims the entire republican State
ticket, except Bishop, is elected
7.15 p.m.-Six cities in Massachu-
sets give the following for COVER
nor: Bishop, 10,776; Butler, 1926.
MICHIGAN.
Detroit, Weather cloudy; indi-
cations large vote; great deal split
ting.
! MINNESOTA.
st. Paul,7 The election of White
Wakefield, Stuart and Washburn in
the First, Second, Third and Fourth
Districts, is considered certain by
republicans.
/ MISSOURI.
| st. Louis, Weather fine: vote
fair. Indications of sweeping
democratic majority.
MISSISSIPPI.
Jackson, Miss. 7.-Congressiona
election returns are meagre, bu
sufficient 20 insure the election O.
MuldroW, Morey, Singleton and
Barksdale, democrats.
: NEBRASKA.
Omaha. CLEAR, warm weathe
prevails in all parts of the state ant
a large vote Is being polled. Wcmai
! suffragists have coffee and sand
witches at the polls.
The weather is fine all over tn
state and large vote is polleC
reaching 10000. AS far as can b
estimated from returns from til
scattered precincts throughout tn
state the republican state ticket wi
receive about $4,000 plurality. Wes
I yer, republican, is elected in tn
First District, and Laird, republi
can, in the second, by a good ma
jority. The Third District is still
: somewhat i'll doubt, but the chance
+ are that Valentine, republican,
;. elected by about 5000 to 5000 owe
= the democratic and independer
i candidates. A large number c
women were at the polls throughou
the state all day in behalf of tn
woman suffrage amendment, but til
. returns as far as received indicat
the amendment will fail of a mi
jority.
Omaha, 7.-Quite large vote w;
IS cast in Nebraska to-day. Thrt
IL tickets were in the field, republican
@ democratic and anti-monopoly. OVI
10 10000 votes were cast. The repu'
lican majority at the last state ele
q ton was $4,000, but it will be large
T reduced this year by the democrat
10 vote and by the increased vote (
Q the anti-menopolists, who a.
n mostly disafected republicans. II
indications are that Dawes, repub
can, is elected governor by 1870
;, majority, though IL is claimed
u some that the majority of the I
y publican state ticket is much lie
g than this. The detection has bet
10 caused by the prohibition agitatiC
o. .. and influence of the Ohio electio
70 lion. A. J. Weaver, republican,
le elected Congressman from tie FIJI
eS District; Hon. James Laird, repu
~ lican, is elected Congressman fro
u, ~ the Second District. In the Thi
AZ Congressional District there h
~ been a triangular fight, and at Il
A. hour it is difficult to tell who of t
N' three candidates, Valentine, repu
lican, Turner, independent, or MI
ger. democrat, is elected, but it
hit probably Valentine, The eonstit
of tional amendment relative
re- woman suffrage has been defeat
by large majority.
Is NEVADA.
At San Francisco, 7.-Advices frC
he Carson and Reno, New, indies
re- that the democrats have elected
ar governor, but the republicans ell
I'm Powning, congressman, over G
m sidy. The result is still doubtful
he San Francisco, S.-The Eure
is Nevada, Sentinel claims the st