Huntsville gazette., 1882-11-11

. ,u.uates - with the exception of the Seventh
I Aenth districts, in which the results are
tp'iul' Inc calculations are thatthe Demo-
10 'iso carried the doubtful districts. t.
lEhPHIs, Tenn, Nov. The election wa
, y, 'ne most quiet on record The vote
leu was small, being less than 5000 in the
l, ,t "iiei tne usual vote Is above 5000 In
a'ions u - point 60 the election Of Gen. W.rR
es, heaaJuster, by a majority of from 1oooo
1000. The congressman elected are. 60
,iDrell, Dem, in the Third District. Ran
McMliien, DEM, in the Fourth; Andrrv
a'o"eIi Dem, in the Sixth; John G. Raj.
me- Dem, in the Seventh; Rice A
ce, Dem, in the Ninth. rasau
o. the Tenth. The ConGS9ssmen prop
IN HAs.D. TIllmaiy,<, 4 Dem., In
John NJ Taylor, Dem, E !. Eig4..f:-A
Readiusters elected q large majority to the
General Assembly.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov. Z. - Associated
Press dispatches from various points Of the
State indicate the election of the entire Dem
ocratic Congressional delegation, except in
the Third District, which is regarded doubt
ful. In this city Gen. w. j. Behan, for
Mayor, and the regular Democratic ticket is
elected by 1000 to 5000 majority over the In
dependents.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov TT NJ. Waller,
Democrat, will have 1000 majority in the
First Congressional District; Mitchell Demo-
crat, in the Second; Seymour, Democrat, in
the Fourth; and Wait, Republican, in the
Third Congressional District, have been sue
ceSsful. This is Republican loss of two Con-
gressmen The Legislature is Republican, the
Senate by two majority, the House probably
Is.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Nov. 7.-Reports from
the interior indicate a full vote 1t is be-
lieved that the Prohibition ticket will have
about 5000 votes in the State at large, and
this with the detection from the Republicans
on account of the Sunday law is likely to give
q seat to the Democrats.
JACKSON, MISS, Nov. T.-Congressional re-
turns insure the election of Muldrow, Money,
Singleton and Barksdale, Democrats, whose
majorities are large in every county heard
| from. Partial returns from five counties give
Chalmers 900 majority over Manning, Demo
crat, Carter, colored Republican in the same
district receiving but few votes. Two coun-
ties give Jeffords, Republican, majority OF
| 500 over Wadden, Democrat Six xcountes give
Lynch, Republican, a majority of 460over Van
Eaton, Democrat
ATLANTA, GA, Nov. 1.-The election passed
off quietly. Specials to the Constitution indi-
cate full Democratic delegation to Congress.
Speer and FELTON, both defeated. The Fourth
Congressional District re elects Hugh Buch
anan Democrat, over Paw, Independent, by
from 900 to 5000 majority.
DEs MONIES, To-. Nov. THE State Register
puts the Republican majority in the State
over the Democrats at 10000, and 10000 over
AL with nine Republican Congressman GER
tain.
Of the election Of White, Wakefield and
Strait, Republican candidates in the First,
Second and Third Districts. In the Fourth
District there has been much scratching,
many Republicans voting for prohibition
and many Democrats for Washburn, Rep.
Washburn claims that he will have l,20O
majority in Minneapolis and Ames, Dem,
perhaps 500 in ST. Paul.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, Nov. 7.-Second District
Hot Springs City and two townships give
Breckenridge, Democrat, 10 majority; Ben
jamin Republican, 81 majority. Third Dis
trict, City of Little Rock, with one ward to
hear from, gives Benjamin, Republican, y
majority Breckenridge, Democratic Con
gresham at large, majority.
MILWAUKEE,, WIS, Nov 7.-Summarized re-
turns of II counties in the State show that
five Republican and four Democratic Con
gressmen were elected, a Democratic gain of
two The State Legislature Is Republican in
both branches, with heavy Republican losses,
however.
SALT LAKE UTAH, Nov. 7.-Returns received
indicate about 5000 Gentiles to $4,000 Nor
mons; a Gentle gain of 1900 on the vote of
six years ago.
PROVIDENCE, 4. T., Nov. 7.-Spooner and
Chace Republicans, are reelected Represen-
tatiyes in Congress by large relative maiorf-
ties on light vote.
DENVER, Colo, Nov. 7.-Seventeen of the
small precincts scattered througboutth the State
show a total vote Of 4i2 for Grant (Democrat)
for Governor; Campbell (Republican), 269
This vote shows small Democratic gain over
the vote of 1880.
OMAHA, NEB., Nov. las far as can be esti-
mated from returns from scattered precincts
throughout the State, the Republican State
ticket will receive about 1900 plurality.
Weaver Republican, is elected in the First
District, and Laird, Republican, in the Second
by good majorities. No estimate can yet be
formed Of the complexion Of the Legislature
beyond strong probabilities of good Repub-
lican majority in both houses.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Nov democratic
congressman are elected in all butth second
District, which will probably give Rice, Re
publican, small majority.
WrMINGToN, n. C., Nov. 1.-The indications
are that the Democratic State ticket has
greater majority than in 1850. The Legisla
ture Is undoubtedly Democratic The Con-
gressional delegation probably eight Demo
Gratis and one Republican.
ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, Nov. THE Territory
hasgone for Tranvuilino Luna, Republican
candidate for re- election to Congress, by over
1000 majority.
CAMDEN CITY, n. j., Nov. 7.-Robeson, Re-
publican for Congress, is defeated by Ferrel,
Democrat, by about 500 majority Brewer,
Republican for Congress in the Second Dis
trict, re- elected by about 700 majority. VIM.
Walter Phelps, Republican, il elected in the
Fifth Congressional District by majority OF
about 800.
CHEYENSE, w. T., Nov. IN. z. Post, DEM
ocrat, is re elected to Congress.
Miss Gabrielle Greeley has begun
.~aoJr;nor sy,rrnvapoantc IN the CrpplpU