The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-08
THE BAY STATE,
Hitler Pulling Ahead Of His TIckct-Ht
Gets There, Rt J,,Ht. .s q

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New DEnroHD, Mass, November I.
There is n great variety Of split tickets for
Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Congress
men, Senators, Representatives and County
Commissioner. There is no doubt, how.
ever, Of the election ofthe Republican can.
dldatc for Congress, as this is a strong Re
publican district. and the splitting fol
County Commissioner will not affect
Terry's reelection to the Senatorship from
the Third district. The Bristol district is
in doubt New Bedford will probably send
not more than one Democratic representa-.
tive. Reports from Taunton say that
Bishop is ahead, and reports from 1laver!
hill say Butler shows larye gains. At2 +.
NJ. pittsfeld advices say that out OF $50
votes polled, Butler will have from SEQ to
100 msjority. Hc is running away ahead
OF his ticket. ...,,sF II
BosroS, November 7.-Complete returns
from several towns show large gains for
Butler and 4 falling off ia the Republican
vote. The towns Of Chatham, Dennis,
Sandwich, CosIasset, bingham and Hull,
which gave a total vote for Long in 1873 OF
|, ,i63, and for Butler, 599$s, now give Bishop
l.l90 and Butler S2S. ;ii'uNt Eat9Jauf I.
Gloucester indicates majority for But.
ler OF 400, which is a gain over iS7D., T.
Lawrence reports vote lighter than ex.
b.
led by lillcy lDem). " Buffers plurality
will be less than previously reported and
will scarcely reach 900, against 9ll in 1873.
LOWELL, Mass, November The clcc.
ton in Lowell gives Butler not less than
800 plurality. In his home ward lie leads
by l11, though, it is strongly Republican.
Il. a. Marsden (Republican) in the same
ward, narrowly escaped defeat, having only
II plurality. 1Ill i.T y :
BosroS, November 7.-Following IS the
vote Of cities as fur as received for Cover.
l,4l3. ',,iiH nj: n:ifi1f iHSI /
Gloucester. Bishop. i,o45; Butler, !, ! Led.
liolyoke, bishop, S3i; Butler, l,2S7.
Maiden, Bishop, ,023; Butler, l,122.
Fitchburg, bishop, l,l7il; Butler, OIL. !,
Worcester, Bishop, i Col; Butler, .4,797.
The Democratic State Central Committee
upto 9'o'clock received returns from l07
towns and cities, including Boston, which
gives Butler .SS,S07,; and Bishop 74,3lO.
The same towns in 1879 give Long 5,2O7,
and Butler d, ,l92;; Buffers gain 1890,
Colonel French, Chairman Of the commit
lee, puts Buffers estimated ma jority in the
State at $4,000 or 5000. The three Con:
gressmen still doubtful according 10 the
oemocralie returns, arc, Lowering, III tho
Sixth 81 district, !jilley, in the Eighth, and
Thompson, in The Seventh q ,Bmler has ar.
rived IL town and will address ii meeting at
Faneuil Hall. A dispatch from Worcester
states !hat Rice, Rep, is elected TO Congress
from the Tenth district by.2, 800 majority,
Returns received at Democratic head!
quarters Indicate the election OF Patrick A..
Collins, Democratic, to Congress in the
Fourth district over. Chas. T. Gallagher.
Republican, and the Republicans ooncedo
Collins election The election Of Henry!
y. Lowering Democratic, to Congress in
the Sixth district, is probable but in doubt
Eben +. Stone, Republican, is elected TO
Congress in the Seventh district over
Charles P, Thompson, Democratic. The
Jeuf'lat llSurea plurality for Butler in the
State OF s00d0, but GLAZING the entire Re-
publican State ticket except bishop lis
elected. The returns at present indicate,
the legislature will be Republican, but bya
reduced majority. ,S
Buffers plurality in Boston with some
wards to hear from is 1881. In 1879 Bos-
ton gave Long 1S26S and Butler e3,5OS.
!.eapold Morse, Democrat, for Congress, de-
leafs Bowman III the Fifth district by a
small majority Theodore Lyman Civil
Service independent candidate for Con-
cless in The Ninth district, defeated John
". Chandler. Governor Long is probably
elected 10 Congress from the Second dis.
trict. E2"0. nEg-n s.fll-. l...' !.
The total vote Of Boston was Butler, 80.
H40i Bishop, 1910; l,utler's plurality
over bishop 1851. At the Republican
State Committee rooms no doubt rs ex>
pressed OF Buffers elcction,e y thea only
question being tho sum Of his majority.
Returns show great eain for Butler, and
iA!ling Oft In the Republican vote.
The Republicans concede nutler's ma
lority to be 10000. The Democrats claim,
%, 600 Inn Iority. 4. L. Z, -. : ,I,5sl.,i.-, =
Wm. Whiting, Republican, Tor Congress
is elected in the Eleventh district. r g. y.
R Robinson, Republican, is elected in the
Twelfth district. 'siE'9 N
Russell, Rep, is apparently elected to
Congress in the Eighth district. lie leads
! aBIs!1op Sanp on the gubernatioualii vote ,by
BosTos, November 7.-AllDxIgv7.-Rut-
!ers plurality In the State Is over is, 900. fle
Is now addressing large crowd from the
balcony Of the Revere House. + VIZ