The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-09

The towns of Chatham, Dennis Sandwich
Cohasspt, Bingham and Hull, which gave
total vote for Long IN 1870 of / ,i63 and 70
Butler OF 523, now gives Bishop 100 AM
Butler, S2S. Gloucester indicates q major
itv for Butler of 400, which Is a gain owe
1870. Lawrence reports the vote lighte
than expected, and Congressman Russell !
led by Tllley, Democrat. Buffers plural
ity will be less than previously reported
and will scarcely reach 600, against Sll II
1870.
LOWELL, MASS, Nov. THE election
in Lowell gives General Butler not less
than 800, probably 1,S00 plurality. In
his home ward he leads by 175, though it is
strongly republican. G. o. Warden, re-
publican of the same ward, narrowly es.
capped defeat, having only i plurality.
BosToN, MASS, Nov. THE following is
the vote of the cities as far as received For
governor: New Bedford, Bishup, 1904;
Butler, 1,4l3. Gloucester, Bishop, l.0i5;
Butler, 1,426. Holyoke, Bishop, s3l; But
Ter, 1,2S7 Moldcn, Bishop, l,02S; Butler,
1,122. Fitchburg. Bishop, 1,179; Butler,
971S. Worcester, Bishop, 1904; Butler, 4,7S7.
BosToY. Nov. 7.-At the republican 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
u IdllluR VII III lnc ItpubIlIhh fooCs
Buffers plurality in Boston, with some
wards to hear from, is 13,621. In 1879 Bos-
ton gave Long is, ,26S, and Butler 23,50S.
GOVERNOR LONG PROBABLY ELECTED TO ooN-
BosToN, MASS, Nov. 7.-Leopold Marse,
democrat, for congress, defeats Bowman in
the 9th district by small majority. Theo-
dore Lyman, civil service Independent can
didate for congress in the 9th district, de-
feated John w. Gambler. Governor Long
10 alantaI N from ihn ID
district.
BosroN, Nov. 7.-Returns received at the
democratic headquarters indicate the elec.
ton of Patrick A. Collins, democrat, to con-
gress in the 4th district over Charles I.
Gallagher, republican, and the republicans
concede Collins election. The election OF
Henry b. Lowering, democrat, to congress
in the 9Th district is probable but in doubt.
Eben F. Stone, republican, is elected to
congress in the 7th district over Charles P.
Thompson, democrat. The Journal figures
the plurality for Butler in the state at 2O,-
900, but claims that the entire
republican state ticket, except Bishop,
is elected, which returns at present indicate.
The legislature will be republican but bya
close majority. The democratic state CEN
trail committee mp to 8 o'clock received re-
turns from 1877 towns and cities; including
Boston, which gives Butler 8S,SO7; Bishop.
74,310. The same towns in 1879 gave Long
1921; Butler, 6l 1872. Buffers gain is 49,
GOO. Colonel French, chairman ofthe COM
mittee, puts Buffers majority in the state
at Is, 900 to 10000. Those congressman still
doubtful according to democratic returns,
are Lowering in the 9th district, Li!ley in
the Sth, and Thompson in the 7th. Butler
has arrived in town and will address meet
ing at Faneuil hall A dispatch from Wor-
cester states that Rice, republican. is
elected to congress from the 10th district by
2,300 majority.
BosToN, Nov. THE republicans concede
Butler majority of 10000. The democrats
claim 25,000 William Whiting republican,
for congress, was elected in the llth district.
in the 18th congressional district.
BosToN, MASS, Nov. 7.-Six cities in
Massachusetts give the following for gov
ernor: Bishop, 10, 776; Butler II ,256.
BosToN, Nov. 1.-Two hundred and sixty
two towns and cities give Butler 12,66O;
Bishop, 9S, ,3l1 Buffers plurality, 14357.
BosToN, Nov. Davis, Ranney and
Lowering are elected to congress from the
1st, Sd and 9th districts respectively. Low
ering's majority is very small and there is
probability of a contest in this district.
BosToN, Nov. 7.-Following is the correct
vote of Boston: Butler, 3o,1GG; Bishop,
1888
BosroN, Nov. THE complexion Of The
state ticket, aside from governor, Butler is
still in doubt. 1t is thought Arms, repub-
licau, for lieutenanr-governor is almost
certainly elected. With the western part
the stateto hear from according TO the best
estimates the helegislature will stand; house,
153 republicans, 81 democrats, democratic
gain of %; senate, 25 republicans, 10 demo-
Gratis, democratic gain of 10.