The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-08
SOUTH CAROLINA.

O3otJs w lICClSIs OOnOCIdl, 1851
scattering, 81; Chase's majority,
1872.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Washington, 1.-The Republican
executive committee has dispatch
from A. V. Deas, republican candi-
date for Congress in the second dis
trict of South Carolina, saying
riot occurred at the polls, near Flor
ence, that district, this morning,
and two cOlCTed men were killed,
several wounded, and the election
broken up.
Charleston, S. c., Returns
from congressional districts indi-
cate the election of Dibble Tallman,
Aiken and Evans, democrats, and
Mackey, republican. Other districts
are in doubt.
TENNESSEE.
Memphis, 1.-The weather is fine;
indications Of light vote. Casey
Young. democrat, is probably
elected
| Chattanooga, 7.-Dibren, demo-
CRATE is reelected in the Third Dis.
| triet, Clements in the Seventh and
| Prior in the Eighth.
| Lynchburg, THE Ninth Con-
tgressional District will probably
elect Felkinson, democrat.
TEXAS.
Galveston, THE day is fine.
The state ticket is solid for the dam
ocrats.
Dallas, democrats have swept
northern Texas. Lanham, Well
born, ThrOckmorton, Smith, Mills
and Reagan are elected to Congress
} by increased majorities. Ireland,
for governor, and the entire demo
i cratic state ticket are elected by an
enormous majority. The legislature
l is overwhelmingly democratic.
: VIRGINIA.
Washington, Richmond, Va,
, special: Men in charge at the polls
refuse to let those in arrears Of the
, caPitation tax vote. Warrants are
!, sworn out. Great excitement; dis
= turbance is feared.
In Virginia the colered vote adj
i. hered close to Malone.
!, New York, THE ErpTeSS says
u Malone claims a majority for his
ticket in Virginia of $4,000.
Nashville, 1.-THE indications are
Il that Bate is elected governor by
considerable majority over HaW-
. kins, republican. Democratic con-
gressmen are elected from six dis
{ tricts. Warner, democrat, is prob
: ably defeated by Tellman, indepen-
y dent. The democrats have probably
five out of $50 members of the
. legislature.
l. Richmond, Va, s, 1;40 a. H.
+ Democrats claim the election of
20 Congressman in the first, sixth and
eighth districts. CoalitionIsts claim
70 the election of John S. Wise, for
+. Congress-at large, by l 800, and claim
+. the Congressman in the first, sec
ond, fourth, fifth, seventh and
/. eighth districts
G WISCONSIN.
: Milwaukee, 7.-1O.O2- pm. The
'e chairman of the democratic state
le committee claims 3, and probably
D. out of the 9 congressman, demo
e cratic gain of 8. Republican advlceS
concede democratic gains, but are
j. silent on Congressional elections.
It. The contest in the Fourth District
IN resulted in the election of DeusteI
49, (democrat.) Reports indicate slight
S democratic gains all over the Con
ne gressioGal districts.
es Summarized returns of all the
a. counties in the state show five re-
publican and four democratic
congressman are elected, demo.
Il cratic gain of two, one district, the
Ninth, being new under the recent
ID, lapportionment. The vote through
a. out the state is unusually large. In
ee the First District, Williams, repub
lican, is reelected; Second District.
he Sumner, democrat; Third District
er Jones, democrat, over keyeS and
is HazeltOn, two contestlng republican
re candidates Fourth District, Deustel
ce is reelected; Fifth District, Rankin
democrat; Sixth District, Gunther
tie republican; Seventh District, Butt
er republican; Eighth District, Price
as republican; Ninth District, Stephen
nd son, republican.
Vo ARIZONA.
20 San Francisco, IA Tucson dis
~ patch says the vote is large all owe
nd the territory The election IF Ouray
4 (democraN for Congress is certain
the legislature is probably demo
At cratic.
tic WYOMING.
Cheyenne, IN. E. Post, demOera
100 and present delegate to Congress
ad- from Wyoming, is reelected.
no -
IOOII uERE