The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-11-16

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RICHMOND. Nov. gu nofnciA returns from tho
Fifth district Indicate the election Of Cabe Dem.

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! RICHMOND. Nov. s.-UnonsciA returns from tho
Fifth district Indicate the election Of Cabell Dem
9y nearly 1900 majority. Returns from tho
3eventh district show very close cou,es. bet ween
otessa s4o
j. s. Wse Tor eo"sess. nsh It lsrss lay g
Coalition headquarters At Petersburg claiIna Wss.
! .ection BY 10000 majority. while the Democrats
! here say Wiss's 1najortyis greatly reduced and
JOHN e. Massey moopse
Tor congress in the Fourth District has m.iority
! ovsr w. A: Reese. Democrat. OF about 8, 1000: :
.ns,'i II <,Hichiean. i .s:-ss. 49,. -s,.
DETROIT, Nov 7.-ln the Frs. dissr,es, Lord,
Republican. Is defeated by about $500 majority.
| The balance OF the congressman arc probably Re.
, publican: but the Fourth aud Fifth districts are
probably elected governor by small majority. The
balance Of the State ticket is Republican. !.
- ~. ~ Connecticut.
HARTFORD, Conn. Nov. S.-Wa'ler, Democrat
10 elected governor by mri orty Of 900 10 5000
| - New Jersey. =: ;.
TRENTON. Nov. 9.-Returns received indicate
JOINT Democratic majority In the next legislature Of
5. The senate will probably stand Republicans l2,
Democrats g; house. assembly, Democsats 81, Re-
snecisl Telsg.a to the Pioneer Press.
TRENTON, Nov. e.-The defeat Of aiessr.
do1 Harris nne,Rss;., Ross and Robeson .heoea
safi& *;ts f., d. i',s;:; 2":
Tor the river aud harbor bill, and great bulk of
fne people attribute their defeat TO that cause.
There is no question - TO the legislature having Q
Democratic majority Of hve on Joint ballot.
Ilitnois.
CHICAGO. Nov. s.-Rcturns up to 10 o'clock IN.
dicate That the congressional delegation will be
evenly divided: as follows: Dsmocrats-sscond.
Twelfth. Riggs: Tbirtovnih, Springer: Si1tsenth:
son: Nineteenth. Townsend: Twentieth, Murphy.
Fourth, Adams: Fifth; Ellison: Sixth. Hill:
Louis Thirteenth. Cannon. Four,eeuth,
and Democratic gain Of 4, owing to the new d.s.
! trics The Democrats admit doubt abou. Haleys
.ie:s!on in the Eighth aud don't coneede Murphy's
a,ure on Joint ballot IL now 10 doubt. With chance.
| IN favor OF the De,nocrata
Tennessee.
! NASHVILLE, Nov. 6.-1nlications ars that Bates
Is elected for governor by 4 considerable majority
over Hawkins, Republican. The entirs Demo-
cratic ticket ie elected III this city and county.
Democratic congressman are elected from sx dis
tricis Warner, Democrat. ia probably defeated bv
Til man. independent Democrat. In the Fifth lis-
!rict. ELECTION close aud doubtful between Dib.
,Estl aud q, Ifewhit Repa6tcan in the Third dis
! Two OF tho l3O melabers Of the legislature.
California.
SAN FRASC.sco. Nov s.-1seturus from fifty
;'reenc's IN This city. np to noon. give atone1nan
1900 majority over Este'. Mayor sherin. super
dou:tfui. On all lne Oilers includina congress-.
1nen Tie Democrats have majority. Further re-
ta:ns indicate that :oneman majority in The State
| NJ large VII: reach ! 200 the Democrats naRe
<-leau Nate And SaiOnAi tskc,s
Ssgs defeat being assured by defectonbiu iu A.neda.
sacramento and San Joaquin counties, aggregatng
figured up, but the Democratic will Lave majority
Of both houses.
/ Maryland.
BALTIMORE. Nov. s.--Tne average majority fos
tho independent judicial ticket for Judges Of the su.
lc:no BENCH in this CITY. except Fisher is over
h:,.A5i votes. within 1000 of the entire vote
CAST j" tho city The majortties in the congress-
| :oHa districts are as follows: First. Covlngton,
! Third, Hobltze!, Democrat, 5000. Fourth Find
! lay. Democrat, 1868. Fifth Hoton. Republican,
! l.5un. Sixth, l!cComes. Representatives, $500.
! Republican gain OF one congressman.
Kansas
TOPEKA, Kana. Nov. S.-Thyeo hundred nud
| .hres wards. townships, and voting placrs give
| Click Dem) $500 majority over St. John, tRep.)
will, perhaps less than 10000 votes in the State
|
committee Go not express any hope for St. John.
! The county, State and congressional tickets
! r.o&'el with the usual majorities.
TOPEKA, Nov. 3.-The Republicans ooncede The
! election OF Click. Democrat, for governor. Tho
| Democrats claim he will have from $4,000 to
| 10000 plurality.
North Carolina.
| RALEIGH n c.. Nov. s.-Meager returns indi-
cate the election OF Bennett. Dem. Us congressman
at large by 5000 majority. and that tho Democratic
lave elected every congressman except IN tho Sec
snN district. where O'Aara, Rep, hsd no opposition.
The Legislature Is Democratic although tha Repub-
ca!s make gains.
South Carolina.
COLUMBIA, S. O.. Nov. e.--News from al! parts
Of the State indicate quiet and uneventful eiec-
ton The pemocr9c State ~ ard COUNTY tickets are
congressman In six districts In the Seventh
| NIackcy. Rep, is. probably elected. although
official returns cannot he had before Tuesday next.
Delaware.
WILMINGTON. Nov. 6.-Comple:e returns TO.
the entire State give s;oek!sy. Democrat. 10. gov
Democrat, has majority Of 1900.
GALVESTON. Tex, Nov. S-Re:urus from tho
Tenth district indicate the election Of John Han
sock. Demo crat by 5000 70 1000 majority.
Ochiltree. Republican, is probably elected in the
Seventh district 1000 majority. tho only Repub
! tican returned to congress.
Ar<ansAS.
LITTLE ROCK, Nov s--Returns from ali ,s.r.s
! Of the State do not change tho general result. Al
the Democratic candidates for congress are elected.
The ajority for Breckinridge for congressman at
large is estimated to be $4,000 to 10000.
Louisiana,
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 8.-Behans majority for
mayor is 9.2OS The Republican committee gives
KelIcgs's, majority IN the Third District q 900
tie
Nevada.
| EUREKA, Ncv, Nov. 9.-The Sentinel claims the
State for Democratic governor and congressman BY
abou: 2 900 majority.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 8.--The Republican can
l:Gae for congress- is defeated BY 500 t. 700 votes
! .nt has given up the fight.