The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-09


complete. Specials received indi-
cate that the defeat OF st. John,
republican, for governor, is almost
assured. The republican state
ticket, aside from governor, is prob
ably elected.
Topeka, 8.-The republican state
committee comedies st. Johns de-
feat for governor, by Click, demo-
crat.
KENTUCKY.
Republicans all day have claimed
four congressman, but the returns so
far Indicate the election of but enc,
Colbertson, in the Ninth; Halsell,
democrat, elected in the Third
Wolford, democrat, in the Eleventh.
and Thompson, democrat, in the
Eighth. These districts com prise
the four claimed by the republicans
LOUISIANA.
Shreveport, La, Very little
interest was taken in the election
here to-day, and only about fourth
of the vote was cast. There were
no Observation-Disclosures in the field,
Blanchard is elected to Congress,
and Jones for additional district
judge. Republicans concede the
election of Hunt, Ellis, King,
Blanchard and Heron, democrats,
to Congress.
New Iberia, La, S.-Actual votes
cast, 500, but the box contained Az
ballots.
New Orleans, S.--Kellogg is
elected to Congress i'll the Third
District.
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, S.-The following con-
gTessmen are elected: First, George
W. Covington, democrat; second,
talbot, democrat; third, Hoblitzel,
democrat; fourth, Findlay, demo-
crat; fifth, Holton, republican sixth
McComas, republican; who defeats
Montgomery Blair.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, s, 2.20 a.m.--The whole
republican state ticket is elected
with the exception of bishop. The
majority on the state ticket is $1,000.
Returns from all but four towns
gives Butler $4,000 majority; Rus
sell, republican, is elected to Con-
gress.
The congressman of the Eighth
district is Russell, repub lican.
MICHIGAN.
Detroit, S.-The Second district is
claimed by the democrats, but is
not conceded. The Fifth district is
democratic. The remaining eight
are probably republican. Gov
Jerome is defeated. The rest of the
republican state ticket is elected.
Milwaukee, S. The following
congressman have been elected
First district, Jno. Winans, demo
GRAFT; Second, ID. Fl. Summer, demo-
crat; Third. Burr Johns, democrat
Fourth, P. V. Deuster, democrat
Sixth, Richard Guenther, republi-
can; Seventh, G. NJ. Woodward,
democrat; Eighth, VIM. T. Price,
republican; Ninth, Isaac Stephen.
son, republican. A democratic
gain of four.
MINNESOTA.
St. Paul, 7.-Senator Window ar
rived in st. Paul, tonight, from
Winona. He says he has less infor
nation about the result in the legis
lature than the newspapers, as he
missed the kilograms he expected tc
receive at Win0na by leaving there,
He has no doubt, however, of the
election of the usual majority of re
publicans to the legislature, and is
confident that a majority of the re-
publicans Will be favorable to his
reelection. He has heard from some
counties in the southern part of the
state, where his friends are elected
contrary to expectation, and the re
suit in Ramsay and Hippen Coun
ties assures him. of several votes
Mr.. Window seems well satisfied
with the election.
Minneapolis, s. = Congressman
Washburne estimates his majority
at no less than 3,CO0. In the Flftt
district Nelson. republican, is un
questionably elected, making the
Minnesota delegation solid republic
can. The legislature will be repub
lican by somewhat reduced major
ity, and estimates show that three
fOurths of the republican member:
favor the election of Senator Win
| dom.
st. Paul, S.-Returns from trust
worthy estimates gives the follow
ing results: First district, White
republican; Second, Wakefield, re
publican; Fourth, Washburn, re
publican; Fifth, Nelson, republican
The returns continue to show re
publican gains in the legislature
and probably will be nearly all re
publicans.
| MISSISSIPPI.
Jackson, Sd efferls, republican
is elected To Congress in the "Shoe
string" district.
MISSOURI.
st. Louis, ESTIMATES of tn
democratic committee are as fol
lows: First district. Hatch, demo
crat; Second, Alexander, democrat
Third, Dockey, democrat; Fourth
| Burns, democrat; Sixth, COsgrOvt
democrat; Seventh, Buckner. demo
crat; Eleventh, Bland, democrat
| Twelfth, Morgan, democrat; Thil
tppnth. dOuhtful. hnE the democrat