Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-10
THE ELECTIONS.
the vlCTOkY STILL CREATES

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only Eight Counties In Now YORK Vote for
Folger-A Resume OF the Extent Of
tho Cyclone.
Complete and semi-oficial returns are
now being received from the counties in
New York state, and in nearly every in.
stance they either decrease Mr.. Folger's
vote or increase Mr.. Cleveland's. Only
eight counties in tho state have given ma
jorities for the Republican candidate for
governor, and footings of the latest figures
at hand rhow q majority tor Grover Cleve-
land of 1885, ,O1G. The congressional dole
CATION remains as reported yesterday-21
Democrats and 13 Republicans. In the
Assembly there is slight change in the
figures, owing to the reported election Of
the Republican candidate in the Second
district of Wayne county-the lower House
now standing "a Democrats and A Repub-
licans.
In the House of Representatives of tho
FOrty.cighth Congress tho Democrats will
number POI and tho Republicans 124, if
tho Virginia Readjusters vote with the
Republicans. The latest dispatches indi-
cato slight increase of the Democratic
majority as reported yesterday. The de-
feat of Horace +. Page (Rep.) by James
Fl. Budd (Dem.) in the Second Cali
fornia district adds California to
the states which elect solid Demo-
cratic delegations, the list including Ala
bama, Arkansas, F.o.ida and Georgia
the Texas delegation, which had stood IL
Democrats, is broken by tho election of
Thomas p. Ochiltree (Rep.) over George
p. Finlay (Dem.) in the Seventh district.
In Mississippi it is reported that John 3.
Lynch Qlep) has been beaten in the
Sixth district by Horny $. Van Eaton,
Dem.) While there is some doubt IN
North Carolina about the election of
Risden L. Beunett, tho Democratic can
didate for congressman. at-largc, and tho
Coa!itionists claim that they have
elected congressman in the First
and Seventh districts, the infor.
nation received is not sufficiently
positive to warrant the belief that any Op-
position candidate is chosen. Wisconsin
elects six Democrats out Of the delegation
of nine, John Winans (Dem.) defeating
Charles G: Williams (Kep.) in the First
district. The reelection of George w.
Cassidy in Nevada over Christopher G..
Powning (Rep.) is now conceded. Colo
RADIO returns James 3. Belford (Rep.) In
Illinois, where the result in the Eighth,
Tenth and Twentieth districts has been in
doubt, tho last reports indicate the elcc-
ton of William Cullen (Rsp0 in the
Eighth, N. +. Worthington Dem.) in
tho Tenth, and John r. Thomas (Rep.) in
tho Twentieth.
Tho official vote of Delaware gives
Stockley (Dem }, for governor, 1888 ma.
jority; Lore (Dem.), for Congress, ,92a
majority Martin (Rep.) is elected sheriff
for Now Castle county by Q majority
With this exception the entire Democratic
ticket is elected. Tho next Legislature
will stand House, solidly Democratic
Senate, 8 Democrats to Republican, wht
holds over.
The revised returns from all but ont
town in Massachusetts, givo Butler 1873.
SO2, Bishop 12O, ia, and Almy 1929, max
ing Buffers plurality 13,OSS. The re-
naming town in 1881 gave votes fo
Long (Rep.)
The official returns continue to show
gains over the figures previously given fol
Mr.. Pattison, and, at tho same rate, it il
likely that his plurality will exceed 81, 900
Beaver has carried only twenty counties,
which give him (half of them Officially
1912 plurality. Pattison has carried
forty-three counties, in which his plural
ity is 57,25S, and twenty one of these
counties arc officially reported. His me-
plurality now appears to be 81, 341.
The official count was not begun in any
of the counties of this state until Thurs
day, and it will likely not be finished to
day. In forty .thrco counties whose Off
cial vote is reported, Mr.. Beaver received
COG, COZ votes and General Baily, tho Re-
publican candidate for state treasurer in
1881, 16S, ,G42 votes. In the same counties
Mobiles total vote was IL, S45 aud Patti
sons is 22O,OSG. showing Democratic
gain of Al, ,241. in 1881 Wolfe received in
forty three counties 41,219 votes, while
Stewart in the same counties receives only
"a, ,S32, discrepancy which is, of course,
explained by the fact that many of the
Independents voted directly for PattisOn.
Retufrs show tho election of BOsler tt
the state senate. A recount in Adam
county gives him majority Of fifteen IN
stead of five against him, and other ofhcia
gains will change the small estimated ma
jority for Wagner to majority for Bos
Ter.