Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-09

nc must IeaAole Information at this hour
me congressional delegates will stand as
IolloWs' Flrst district, Kleiner, Democrat;
Second district, Cobb, Democrat: Third ais,
trict, stockstager. Democrat: Fourth dis
tr1ct, Holmes, Democrat; Fifth district,
Mstson, Democrat; Sixth district, Brown
Republican; Seventh district, Peelle. .Repub-
lcan; Eighth district, doubtful: Ninth dis
trict, doubtful; Tenth district, De-
motto, Republican; Eleventh district.
steele, Republican; Twelfth district,
DoWry, Democrat Thirteenth district, Cal
klns, Republican. A Democratic gain of
Congressman is certain, and a gain of is
probable. The returns received show a
decrease ia the vote Of s per cent, and a
PROBABLE Democratic majority on the State
ticket OF l,5OO. Very few reliable returns
have been received from the larger cities.
Returns from 400 towns on the State
ticket, giving over 25 per cent. of the State
vote, show Democratic gain of g, ,94l, indi-
eating msj Ority for the Democratic State
ticket OF 5000. This rate Of increase wilf
be augmented when the full returns are
received from the larger cities.
Ex-senator Mcdonald, Chairman Of the
Democratic Central Committee, claims
lO,OOO majority In the State. Orth, Repub-
lican, in the Ninth Congressional district. is
certainly defeated. Pierce and DeMotte,
Republicans, in the Eighth and Tenth dis.
tricts, are also defeated. This gives the
Democrats and the Republicans 4 Co..
gressmeD, gain OF for the Democrats.
He also claims the election of English in
the Seventh (Indianapolisl district, but the
Republican Committee claims the election
OF his opponent, Peelle, by over 300 ma
jority. The Democrats will have a majority
in the House of Representatives and
probably in the Senate.
Five hundred and forty voting places in
the State show a Republican loss on the
State ticket Of s. $50 and Democratic loss of
2,24l, being net Democratic gain of 6, ,449,
which would indicate a Democratic ma
joritY in the State of over 10000. The
above returns cover SO per cent. OF the vote
cast at the election for Governor
two years ago. II the rest Of the State
continues the same relative decrease as
compared with 1880, it will give a decrease
ia the Republican vote OF 20 500, and In the
Democratic vote Of $500, or an aggregate
of 26, 900 less than the vote of 1880 From
the best figures obtainable at this time the
Legislature will stand: Senators holding
over Democrats 9, Republicans IA; elected
Democrats Is; Republicans s; Doubtful l.
The lower House will stand: Democrats 65;
Republicans 35.
VIRGINIA.
NORFOLK, November S.-Norfolk city
gives Marshall, Democrat, for Congress 124
plurality, gain Of 584 over the May cleo
tion. Norfolk county gives 600 Democratic
gain over the Gubernatorfal election. ETA
beth City and county show q gain of 500
Democratic votes. Gains are reported in
all the counties heard from. Massey. the
Democratic candidate for Congressmsn-at-
large, runs about 5 per cent. behind the
ticket. The vote is believed to be close,
and In the best informed circles 1t Is thought
that only the official count will decide the
result.
Returns indicate the election of Ltbbey,
Coalitionist, for Congress in the Second dis.
trict by plurality of about 1.5O0.
richmond, November 8-Unoficial re-
turns from the Fifth district indicate the
election Of Csbell, Democrat, by nearly
800 majority. The returns from the Seventh
district show very close contest between
O'Ferall, Democrat, and Paul, Coalitionist.
The estimated and official majorities from
all the counties but one in the district give
O'Ferall "A majority, with Highland county
to hear from, which may 20 for either. John
S. Wise for COngressman-atl at large is certainly
elected by handsome maj )rity.
The Congressmen certainly elected are:
Democrats-G. D. Wise, Third district;
Tucker, Sixth; Barbour, Eighth. Coalition.
lists, Libby, Second district; Hooper, Fourth;
Paul, Seventh; Bowen, Ninth. The contest
10 the First district between Garrison, Dem
ocrat, and Mayo, Coalitionist, is close.
The returns from that district are too
mesgre to indicate the result. The same
may be said about the Fifth district, in
which the Democrats claim Cabell's cleo
tiOn over Sims. At the CoslitiOnists' head
quarters the election OF both MAYO and
Sims is claimed in addition to those named
above. The Democrats generally concede
the election of John s. Wise as Congress
man-at-large. The Coalitionists claim his
election by from 10, 900 to Is 600 msiority.
The returns received this afternoon and
evening are more favorable to the Demo-
Gratis, and their hopes are revlving in pro-
portion TO the gains reported from various
sections of the State, which the Democrats
claim will help Massey materially and may
possible insure his election. They claim
that the outlook for Cabell In the Fifth dis
trict is better and that he will certainly be
elected. From the Seventh district also
they have encouraging news, and O'Fer-
rails, Democrat, defeat is not looked upon
as 70 egone conclusion. The Democrats
are also confident that Garrison will carry
the First district by small majority. The
coalitlonists do not come down from what
they claimed to-day as reported in the dis
patches at noon. They are decidedly iubi-
liant and confident.
PETERSBURG, November S.-The returns
from the adjacent counties are coming In
very slowly. All indicate the election of
John s. Wise, the Readjuster candidate
for ongressman-at-lsrge by a large
majority. His election Is claimed by 10000
ms jority. The Democrats say Wise's ma
jorlty will be greatly reduced when all the
returns are in, with the probability of the
election of John E. Massey, Democrat. B.
s Hooper, the coalition candidate for Con-
gress from the Fourth district, has q large
msjority over VIM. A. Reese, Democrat.
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE,, November S-Returns from
the State indicate the election
of five Republican and four Democratic
Congressman. Republican advices concede
Democratic gains, but are silent on Con-
gressmen. The election in this (the Fourth
resulted in the election of P. V.
Deuster, Democrat, for Congress.
The following is the result in the Con-
gressional districts in this State: First,
Williams, Republican, reelected by 1900
majority, Republican loss of 500; Second,
Sumner, Democrat, elected by 1,500 ma
jority, Democratic loss Of l 200; Third,
Jones, Democrat, elected over KeYes and
Hszleton, second contesting Republican
by 5000 plurality, a Demo
cratic gain of 1,500; Fourth, Deuster,
a Democratic gain Of l, 400; Fifth. Rankin,
Democrat, elected by 1000 majority, a
Democratic gain of 1900; Sixth, Guenther,
Republican, re elected by 5000 majority,
gain Of 700; Seventh, Butt, Re
publican, elected by 200 msjority, Demo
cratic gain of 8 1000; Eighth, Price, Republi-
can and Prohibltionist, elected by 10 600
majority, Republican gain of $500; Ninth,
Republican, elected by 1000
Democratic gain OF 700.
MILWAUKEE,, November S.-Additionsl
local returns received up to noon to. dav
mske,sure the election of Republicans and
4 Democratic Congressman, a Democratic
gain Of two. 10 Republicans and Demo-
cratic State Senators were elected, Demo-
cretie gain Of 4. The next State Senate will
stand Republicans 20, Democrats IS. The
returns from the Assembly districts are not
vet complete. So far 40 Republican and
35 Democrat. Assemblymen have been re-
ported elected, indicating large Democrat
ic gain.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, November z. 2:45 A. M-Never
have returns been so mesgre and indecisive
from Illinois as in the present election. At
this hour, intelligent Judgment of the sit
Committee claim the entire State by ma
iorlty of about 20, 600.
3:l5 A. M.-The Chicago Tribune, Republi-
can, estimates that the Republican Cook
county ticket is elected by 5000 majority.
The Republicans elect three out Of the four
in Cook county, and maj or
lty OF their legislative candidates.
CHICAGO, November S.-@The Legislature,
as near as can be estimated, will stand; |
81, Democrats, IA.
so; Democrats, 7S. |
Republican majority on joint ballot, 30.
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