River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-11-16

in the fourth district, over Chas. L.
Gallagher (Rep.). and the republicans
concede Collins election. The election
of Henry B. Lowering Dem to con-
gress in the sixth district is probable,
but in doubt. Eben F. Stone (Rep.) is
elected to congress in the seventh dis
trict over Charles 2. Thompson
| (Dem.). The Journal figures the plu-
rality for Butler in the state at 20, 900,
but claims the entire republican state
ticket, except Bishop, is elected, which
lretarns at present indicate. The legis-
I lature viii be republican, but by a re-
duced majority.
The republicans concede Buffers
majority to be 10000. The democrats
claim $4,000.
Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. There was q
cold, misty rain this morning snd
contrary to expectations, the first three
hours of polling showed only light
| vote. Toward noon the weather be-
came somewhat clearer and the vote
increased Everything was generally
quiet, although the police had to be
called this afternoon TO quell a distur-
ance in the Fifth Ward.
Scattering returns from the State
show large Democratic gain over the
vote of last year. Pattison has I'M
doubtedly carried the city and will have
plurality of over 10000 in the State.
gressiona, District.
Indications point to the defeat OF
Joe Scranton and Harry White. as
| codgressmen.
Harry White Rep is probably de-
feated for Congress in the Twenty-fifth
District, and Samuel Barr lRep.l in the
Fourteenth District. r
Brigham (Rep), is elected to Con-
gress in the First District, O'Neill (Rep)
in the Second District, Randall dem. J
Third District, Kelly tRep.) Fourth
District. Southampton County gives
Pattison 1900 majority. Democratic
gain 600
! WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-Peports from
feated by $4,000 majority.
Connecticut.
HARTFORD, Conn. Nov. This day
was fair and the vote quite full.
| Throughout the state there has been a
falling off from the vote of 1880. The
Republican loss was very much greater
than the Democratic. 1t is probable
Eaton is elected to Congress from the
First District. The probability is that
the Democrats have elected the state
ticket and three congressman. Wait
! (Rep.) is undoubtedly elected in the
Third District
New HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 7.-Waller
i (Dem.1 is elected governor, Eaton, Sey-
mour and Mitchell (Dem. J, are elected
to Congress. 1t looks as if the Legisla-
ture had gone Democratic.
New HAVEN, Nov. 8.-The democrats
fred 100 guns tonight in honor of the
democratic victories.
The fatal vote of the state is ia, 1888,
distributed viz: Walter, democrat,
5000; Buckley, republican, 54,872;
Rogers, temperance, S51; Tanner,
greenback, 500; for congress, Eaton,
democrat, First district, 713 plurality
Mitchell, democrat, Second district,
], $50 plurality, and Seymour, demo
crat, Fourth district; /, 435 plurality.
New Hampshire.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. Private adj
vices to prominent politicians indicate
the probable election of Edgerly (dem. J
governor. Republicans claim the cleo
ton of Haynes rep. to Congress in
the First District, although the Demo
| Gratis do not coneede it. Both branches
of the Legislature will be Republican.
The Republican county officers in this
county are elected.
DOVER, Nov. 7.-Lucss, a prominent
Republican politician, was arrested on
a charge of bribery Democratic
voter,
The vote in seventy-seven towns
gives Hale (Rep.) 1858, Edgerly Dem J
/ 9951, scattering 1872. The same places
in 1880 gave Bell IL ass. Jones II, 1874
scattering 166. Republican net loss in
these places 581.
THE FIRST DEMOCRAT.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7. - Edgerly
| Dem els elected governor of New
Hampshire, the first Democratic COVER
nor ever elected in the State.
CONCORD, Nov. 7.;-Secretary Chand-
Ter it is understood has just sent the
following message:
CONCORD, N. H., Nov. Ito The
President, New York City:--We have
elected two congressman and the Lee
gislature by large majority. Hale
will probably be elected by a small
majority.
VIM. E. CHANDLER.
California.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. THE election
in the city is very quiet. Average vote
polled. Owing to the length of the
ticket and bad arrangem ents for gath
ering returns nothing can be known OF
the result tonight. There was much
scratching, and probably some will be
elected on both tickets, but the COM
monty received opinion is that the
democrats will have g majority of 1000
to 1900 on the general ticket. Re-
ports from the interior indicate full
vote. It is believed that the prohibi-
ton ticket will have about 5000 votes
in the state at large, and this, with de-
fections from the republicans on ac-
count of the Sunday law, is likely TO
give q seat to the democrats.
The total vote of the city is IS, CAT.
The registrar of election estimates the
majority of the municipal ticket elect
ed, bet has no figures on which to base
his estimate. The republican state
central committee estimate Estee's
majority outside the city at 5000 to
1000. The democratic state central
committee claim the state, think the
republican estimate exaggerated and
claim democratic majority in the
city.
SAN Francisco, Nov. S.--Returns
from all parts indicate majority for
Stoneman, DEM, of about 10000 all
told, and for Blake, rep, mayor of
about Goo The balance of the DEM
ocratic ticket is elected by varying ma
| iorities. No returns yet on congress
men. A collection of returns show the
democrats have carried the state tick
ct by handsome majority, probably
5000. They have elected all congress
men except in the I'd district, where
Page is probably successful, although
the contest is close; and have also
made claim to Sweet, of San Francisco.
On the municipal ticket, with the possi-