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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-09

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. S,1The count in
this city up to midnight, being partial re.
turns from all points, indicate a majority
for Stoneman OF 10000 on the total vote, and
for Blake, republican, for mayor of San
Francisco, 1000. The democratic city ticket,
except mayor, is elected by maiorities vary
ing. There IRE no returns yet for congress.
men.
SAN Francisco, CAL. Nov. S.-Collection.oi
returns shows that the democrats have car
ried the state ticket by a handsome major
| ity, probably 5000, aud have elected all the
congressman, except in the Sd district,
where Pace is probably successful, although
the contest is close, and have made a clean
sweep OF the San Francisco city ticket, with
the possible exception Of mayor. The fig
ures vary on the mayoralty, and IL is not
certain at present who is ahead. The legis-
lative returns are very meagre, but it is
probable that the democrats have a work
ing msjority in both houses. The prohibi.
ton ticket cut no figure.
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nIIaaIaslppl.

JACKSON, MISS, Nov. s.-Barksdale, Null
doom. SINGLETON and Money are certainly
elected. In the 2nd district the election o.
Chalmers and OF Manning is claimed by
both parties, with indications favorable 30
Chalmers. In the 9th district the race be-
tween NanEaton and Lynch is doubtful.
In the shoestring district Jeffreys. republi-
can. is undoubtedly elected.
VIcKsBUEG, MISS, Nov. 8-Nanning's
election in the second district Is claimed by
over 400 majority.
Jackson, MISE, Nov. s-Returns from
the % and 9Th districts are too incomplete
b. form correct estimates, but the probable
result will be the election Of Chalmers
and a close vote between Van Eaton and
Lynch with the chances in favor OF the
latter.
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Minnesota

MI~NNEAPoLIs, Nov. So Congressman
Washburne, republican, estimates his ma.
jority at not less than 5000. In the 9Th
district Nelson, republican, is unquestion-
ably elected, making the Minnesota delega.
ton solid republican. The legislature will
be represented by a somewhat reduced ma
iority, and it is estimated that three-fourths
of the republican member favor the cleo
ton of Senator Window.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Nov. SIT seems
certain that White, republican. for congress
Ia the LIST district is defeated by Bierman,
democrat, through dissatisfaction OF
friends of ex-Congressman Dunn.
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. S.-The Minnesota
congressional delegation is solidly republi-
can. WINDOWS fr ends claim that three
fourths of the members Of the legislature
favor his reelection.
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Illinois.

CHICAGO. Nov. s, li:l5 &. m.-Up to thii
hour very few additional returns have beer
received, and, owing TO the universal
scratching and slow counting. it may YET
be some time before definite figures can te
obtained. IL is generally conceded that
Cook county has gone republican by two OF
more Thousand. The legislature, as nea
as can be estimated, will stand: Senate-re.
publicans, 81; democrats, IL. House-re.
publicans, 50 democrats, ga republican
majority on joint ballot of30.
The following is the republican estimate
on congressman: LIST district, Danham. re-
publican; %, Finerty. independent-demo-
crat: 81, Davis, republican; 4th, Adams,
republican; 5th, Elwood, republican; 9Th.
Hill, republican; 9Th, Henderson, republi-
can: Sth, Cullen, republican; 9th, Payson,
republican; 10Th, Lewis, republican; 18th,
Marsh. republican; 18th, Riggs, democrat;
18th, Springer. democrat; 18th, Stevenson,
democrat; 18th. Cannon, republican; 18th,
Shaw, democrat: 18th, Moulton, democrat,
18th, Kueffner, republican; 10, Townsend,
democrat; 10Th. ThOmss, republican.
CHICAGO, Nov. s.-Returns from the
county up to ? p. m. indicate the election
Of Fanchett, republican, for sheriff, by
about $3.50 and confirm the election Of
Durham, Davis and Adams republicans,
in the 1st. Sd and 9Th districts, andIinerty.
independent, in the ID.
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BALTIMORE, MD, Nov. S.-The democrats
elect Carington in the LIST district, Talbot
in the ID, Hobiitzell in the 81 and Findlay
in the 4th. The republicans undoubtedly
elect M. c.. Combs over Montgomery Blail
in the 9Th district. There is a large major
ity for Hollen, republican, in Arandel
county in the 9Th district, rending his cleo
ton certain. This will be a gain of one re-
publican member of congress in this state.
BALTrdoRE, Nov. S.-The average MAORI
ty for the independent judicial ticket fol
Judges of the supreme bench of Baltimore
city, except Mr.. Fisher, is over II 900. Mr..
Fisher, who ran on both tickets, received
so, 50i votes, within 900 of the entire vote
cast in the city. The majority for Caring,
ton, democrat, in the LIST congressional
district will be about 200. In the I'd dis
trict the majority for Talbot is over l 100.
In the Sd district the majority for Hoblitzell,
democrat, is 1908. In the 4th district the
majority for Findlay, democrat, is l ,663.
In the 9TH district the majority for Holton,
republican, is over 800. In the 9th dis
trict the majority for McComas, republican,
will exceed 800 votes.
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DETROIT, Nov. s-Lord, republican, is
defeated by about 200 majority. The
rest Of the congressional ticket in The state
viii probably be republican, but in the 4th
end 5th districts the contest IL Close. Be
cole, democrat and greenbscker, il prObs-
blr elected eoveru0r BY small msl0rIty.
The rest Of the state ticket Is republican.
Drrr0Ir. Nof. 8-Returns VI to noon
from this state are meagre and do no ma
terially alter the situstOn e. ngied m thOse
disuetcbes last ufRht. The % district il
claimed b. the democrnts b. go majority.
hat IA not conceded. Still the outlook 81
The present writing IA n fHv0r Of b dem
orrnfa The 9Th district il dem
oruafic beyond . reasonable doubt The
rsmninine eehf districts are probably
REPUBLICAN. although tv0 o. three are very
rdre. there y no doubt thatGovern0r
Trrome 4 defeated. buf The rest Of the r.
rnbHcnn stnts ticke IL eected
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New York, Nov. s.-A Charleston, South
Carolina, special to the Post says: The
democrats have carried this state by a large
majority, and elect their whole congress
ional ticket. Il. b. G. Cash, independent
candidate in the 9Th district, is conceded to
be defeated by HemphiIl, democrat. Sew
eral bloody election ARRAYS have occurred
in different sections of the state. The me-
groes did not turn out very well. In some
sections their vote was very light.
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Louisiana

New ORLEANS, Nov. 8.-Kellogg's election
in the Sd district is conceded by the demo-
Gratis.
New ORLEANS. Nov. S.-Behan's majority
for mayor is 9,20S. The republican com:
mittee give Kellogg's majority in the Sd
district as 1000 over Acklin and l,SO0 over
both Acklin and Beattie. The Times
Dem ocrat, commenting on the election,
says Kellogg's campaign in the Sd district
has demonstrated that the republican party
of this state can be r~eorganized, and the
democrats will act wisely by putting their
house in order for the death struggle which
the republican party will make in 1884.
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Kansas.

TOPEKA, KS, Nov. S.-Three hundred
and three wards, townships and voting pre-
cincts give Click, democrat, $500 majority
over st. John, republican, with perhaps
less than 100, 900 votes in the state for Rob
inson, greenbacker. The republican state
committee do not express any hope for st.
John. The county, state and congressional
tickets elected, with the usual majorities.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 8.-Advices from
Kansas indicate the defeat of ST. John, re-
publican, for governor, with the election of
the remainder of the republican state tick
ct In the I'd district the race for congress
is doubtful. Other districts and congress
men at large will be republican.
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WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. additional local re-
turns received up to moon makes sure the
election OF five republican and foul demo-
cratic congressman, a democratic gain OF
.. Ten republicans and 7 democratic state
senat ors have been elected, a democratic
gain of4. The next state senate will be re-
publicans, 90; democrats, 10. Returns from
assembly districts are not yet completed.
SO far 40 republican and 35 democratic as
semblymen have been reported elected: in
dication of a large democratic gain.
MILWAUKEE Nov. 3 Additional local re-
turns received up to noon to-day make sure
the election of five republicans and four
democrats for congressman, a democratic
gain of two. Ten republicans and seven
democratic state senators were elected, a
democratic gain of four. The next state
senate will stand: Republicans, 90; demo-
Gratis, Is. Returns from the assembly dis
tricts are not yet complete. SO far 40 re-
publicans and 35 democratic ~assemblymen
have been reported elected, indicating u
large democratic gain.
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George Jackson, %; R. H. Rodgers, AZ; W.
]. Keller, 10
Justice of the peace, precinct No. Nv.
NJ. Edwards. 46; John b. Kunz, Z; r. s.
Lenan, 2. 8; n. Braswell, 4S; ID. N,
PAYNE. s.; w. w. Peak, 5; w. III. Price, 1T.
g. I. Kendall, 81.
Constable, precinctN No. 1-George II. Mil
Ter, e.; III. b. Dean, %.
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Iowa.

DEs MONIES, IA, Nov. S.-No definite fig
ures on congressman have yet been re-
ceived, and the probability is they will not
be collected before 0 or 10 o'clock tonight.
BURLINGTON, Ia, Nov. S.-The latest re-
turns from all the counties in the first con-
gressional district make probable the cleo
ton of B. j. Hall, democrat, to congress.
DIES MoIEEs, Iowa, Nov. S.-Returns re-
ceived up to this hour by the State Regis.
ter put the republican majority in the state
over the democrats at 10000, 10000 over all,
with nine republican congressman certain.
Farwell, republican, is defeated in the I'd
district, and the 9th district is close between
Colts, republican, and Weaver, green
hacker, with a choice in favor of Colts. In
his district Kasson has a majority over all
of q 1000, and a plurality of over 10000.
MARsHALLTowY, IA, Nov. 8.-The cleo
ton of Frederick, democrat, for congress in
the 9Th district is conceded.
NORFOLK, VA, Nov. S.-Returns indi-
cate the election of Libby, coalitionist, for
congress in the I'd district by a plurality of
about 500,
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Broke His Log.

w. Z. Meredith while returning home
yesterday night from Jim Town, met with
a sad accident. He was horseback and the
animal stumbled and fell. catching the
riders right leg under it, f~racturing the
bone near the ankle.
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Victims to Constipation and its unto O
m!serics can keep in good condition, byts.
moderate use OF Ayers Pills.-the sure a
safes, and most reliable cathartic.
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Important News Items.
Indiana

= Indiana.
I'm ANNAPOLIS, Nov. S.-Three hundred
and iity voting places in the state show q
repub.ican loss of 1856, and a democratic
loss OF 1868. Net democratic gain, 1888
This 21l per cent. of the state, and indi
catc a democratic majority of $500.
From. the most reliable information al
this hour, 3 a. m. the congressional delega'
ton will stand as follows: list district,
Kleiner, democrat; I'd, Cobb, democrat; 3D.,
Stockslager, democrat; 4th, Holman. demo
crat; 9Th, Watson, democrat; 9th, Brown,
republican; 9TH, Peeler, republican; 9Th,
doubtful, 9th, doubtful; 10th, Denote,
republican,; Iith, Steel, republi-
lvan; 18th, Bowman, republican; 18th,
Galkins, republican. A democratic
gain of one congressman is certain,
and a gain of three is probable. Returns
received sho q q decrease at the rate OF 8
Der cent, and a probable democratic ma
iority on the state ticket of 100. Very Few
reliable returns have been received from the
large cities.
Ex-senator Mcdonald, chairman of the
democratic state central committee, claims
10000 majority in the state. Orth, repuoli-
can, in the 9th district, is certainly defeated.
Pierce and Denote, republicans, in the Sth
and 9th districts, are also defeated: rms
will give the democrats 8, republicans 4
congressman, a gain of for the democrats,
The democrats also claim the election OF
English in the 9TH (lndianapolis) district,
but it is not conceded by the republican
committee, who claim Peels election by
over 300 majority. The democrats will have
amsjority in the house and probably IN the
serate.
IHDrANAPoLIs, IND, Nov. S.-Returns
from 400 towns on the state ticket, giving
over IS per cent of the state vote, show
democratic gains of 2,9ll, indicating a ma
sority for the democratic state ticket OF
6.O00. This rate of increase will be aug
mented when full returns are received from
the larger cities.
Ex-senator Mcdonald, chairman of the
democratic central committe, estimates TO-
600 majority. Orth, representative IN the
5th district is certainly defeated. Pearce
and Denote, representatives in the Sin and
10th districts are also defeated. This gives
the democrats 8 and the republicans 4 con-
gressmen, o gain of A for the former; The
democrats also claim the election OF English
in the Tth (~Indianapolis) district. but the
republican committee claim the election OF
his opponent, Peele, by over 300 majority.
The democrats will have a majority in the
house OF Representatives and probably IN the
senate.
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New York,

New York, Nov. s.-The Times give
Cleyeland's majority at III 900. The assem-
bly, stands so democrats and As republicans
"a democratic gain of 10. The congress
sional delegates will stand 19democrats and
is republicans, democratic gain OF @. The
democrats have undoubtedly received a con
siderable majority in the next congress.
Our returns give them 175 members, against
- republicans.
An extra issued by the Brooklyn Eagle
7 O'Clock this morning, gives Cleveland a
majority of 172,OOO. -,
The Times extra publishes Cleyeland's
majority at ia, 900, according to returns
received up to 10 a. m, and says the state
leeislature is strongly democratic. The
World makes Cleveland's majority 10000,
and that Of General Slocum, Tor congress
man ac large, 100, 600. The latest reports
show increased democratic majorities
everywhere, and indicate that forty-ive OF
the sixty counties in the state have gone
democratic.
NEW YORK, Nov. S.-AmoDg the mem.
hers OF the present congress reelected
from his state are Hewitt, Hutchins and
Belmont. Belmont's majority is given at
los. His majority in his own county, Sui
folk, exceeds that in his entire district
the last time. Among the Pennsylvanla
members returned are Kelly, Curtis and
Randall. while the republican in the 18th
district is defeated by 100 majority.
NEw YoRK, Nov. S.-Brooklyn city and
Kings county vote stands; Cleveland,
057i8 Folger, 25, 02i. The state ticket car
Red Is with the entire city ticket, except
Rerister. The congressional delegation is:
democrats. William T.. Robinson, Darwin
r. Jones and Felix Campbell.
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san FRGEcIsco. Nov. IA dispatch from
Seattle. Washington territory, claims the
election of Brent. republican delegate, By
1900 majority. Dispatches from Arizona
state the vote was large throughout the
territory. The election Of Ourey, demo.
crnt, for congress. IL certain. The legisla-
ture will probably be democratic.
CHrrESE Wy. T.. Nov. 6-P0st, demo
craf. present delegate 70 congress from
Wyoming, has been reelected,
NnRGrEIA. CITY. NV, Nov. "a cts-
patch SAYS Adams election IL conceded
by almost 1000 majority. Vote for con
gresham IL Close. but Cassidsyisre election
IL considered sure.
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furus ron the 60 enr-=ipn-i distnri
rru FIsde. osrnocnt ~ u.iorifJ.
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Many phys cans aae using COMPOUND
Orveen IN foeir prarice and With remark
able success. One of them B1fes Ny
uafienf has nov been undtr treatment
about four weeks His con5itinn 1t the tine
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P~HnApELPHIA, PA, Nov. s.-This city
gives Beaver, republican, for governor,
s.GOi; Davies, 6,se0; Greer, 6,6Sl; Rowle,
4esi. and Brosius s,492 plurality. The en-
tire state democratic ticket is elected. Al
most complete returns from the various
counties give pattison, the democratic can
didate for governor. a plurality Of 2 ,OOO.
PufIApEIPnIA, Nov. S.-The Press says
the Pennsylvania delegation in the next
congress will stand, JIG republicans n L
HSTx1srrEe. Pa, Nov. slThe house 10
democratic nv 3 10 5 majority and the sen
ale reuublican bv 10 majority. The con-
crussioral d. legation viii stand, - repub-
Leans and 10 democrats, including con-
rrcrsman at large. In the present congress
fhe repubiicsns have 10 members and the
Pu-nsprrrHra Pa, Nov. S.-Besver's
plurality in this city il 3,O04 in q total vote
Of 1905. The entire democratic state
fitket IL elected. Pnffison's majority 10
~ ont Of the ~ counties in the state u
z,00.
fimntcs that the next state senate vii have
a reunblican majority ofl0 . republican
loss u 4 and the house q democratic ma
fority Of ct least 30. q democratic gain 81 %.
P~HrLaDELFHA. Pa, Nov. 6-Ibe follow
ing j. The ~PeuDsylvania congressional oele-
cation. elected yesterday Isl dist1ct
Bingham. republican. -. ONeil. republ-
nar. "a. Kendall. democrat. 4th- Kelly re-
unliiczn; 5th. Harmer- republican Sd.
Ffefhar reDublicsn. IN. Evans. republ
rsn. nh ErmentrfIf. dfm0rrzf ath, smith,
rernblican, 1Dth, Mueller, democrnt llfh-
gfrrm. femocrat lzfh- C1nnnlly, democrat
11h. Druum, republican, E~reenbecEer,
1Hh. Uarr. republican 18th Post. oemo-
rrnf. rob. Br0tn. republican; 18th Camp
Ill ~~r~.rnIfrnr. T4fh- Ernrrn. drmorrnI
11Gh Urncar. denccrat III. CnEter dem
~~~TI 1M UrTd. demouat "a, Hopkins.
1frnrrnt I'd BCTns. dsmpcrnt- 14th-Lsu-
~~~rr r~rrut|Ic1nI Lth. Fsft0n. democrat,
so U1||er. rrprbIc1r IN Brainnrd. r.
r1t1c1ns 81 l.fE.- blhott oemocrs-
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! Increase Of U. s. Senators of the
Right Sort. y
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An Assured Fact, and All Indications
Point TO an
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The legislature. The house will be- demo-
cratic, but whether the democrats VIII lu1vn
% majority on lOint ballot u uncertain. TIC
collection OF returns shows That the dtmO
rrats.hayo carried the state ticket by l,UVO
minority, probably 300.
DENyrR Cob, Nov. S.-The vote OF Den
vCrisstill incomplete. Ifcclnctsheard from
show heavy democratic gains. One hun
dred and f~fty-threo pfccincts In the state
give Grant, democrat, majority OF l,gjBi
Bedford, republican, for congress, a majority
Of ,07S. Ex-senator Challee, chairman OF
1.-THE republican state committee, could not
be heard on the question this morning.
Governor Taber, republican, does not con-
oede the election Of u democratic gov
ernor, but believes the LEGISLATURE
Is safe; also the election OF bedloru
for cong. ess. He comedies a majority ior
Grant, democrat, for governpri Wallace lot
congress. and legislature NJ this county, 81
500. which ordinarily gives a heavy repubu
can majority, The democratic central com
mitlee claim the state by $500 TO 1000. The
house is claimed|by the democrats. but ~
doubtful. Wallace, democrat, for congress
has 1000 4naiority. Poiiilcians say IN,
the election of Tabor to the United state
senate.
X Missouri.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. S.-John ]. O'Neil, demo
crat, is elected to congress in the Sth dis
1 trict, this city, by a plurality of abou
], 600. The 9th district is still undecided a
to the long term, but the republicans CLAIM
=, the election, of DR.. j. H. Mclean owe
! James o. Broadhead, democrat, for botl
terms. The successful candidates on tn
democratic city ticket have a pluralit,
ranging from 100 to 5000, and the two re
Q publicans elected have a plurality of 6S
and 1,692, respectively.
The revised tables of returns in the 9tl
district give James o.. ~Broadhead, demo
crat, a majority Off forthe long term. an
Mclean, republican, q majority OF 81 10
the short term. ;.
ST LopGs, Nov. S.-City returns indi
cate the election of the democratic tickle
with the probable exception of sheriff
Estimates of other districts made by th
y secretary of the democratic state COMMITTEE
and others well posted, as to the situations
: are as follows: LIST, Hatch, democrat, b.
about 5000 majority; ID, Alexander, demo
: crat, 800 majority; Sd. Dockery, democrat
! 1850 majority; lth, Burnes, democrat, 20
: majority; 9th, Cosgrove, democrat, 400
majority; 9TH, Buckner, democrat, ha'
practically no opposition, and has probabt.
) 5000 majority: 11th, Bland, democrat, so
majority; 10Th, Morgan, democrat, 800 mo
; inritv
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"Bunny" Chalmers BeAOs Up SereneIy
Once More,

But This Tipae on the Wrong Side of the
Fence.
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Mahone Losing his Grip on tne. Old
Dominion.
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STALE STORY.

Estimates aud Datd Of Yesterday Vorl'
ncd-A brilliant Democratic
Victory all Along tn
Line, Except
In New Hampshire, Where the Contest
for G%oyernorship is Very Close
The Democrats
SIN Hopeful, and SayIhat Edseriy, II
Defeated, Shall Bear Their
Standard in'S4.
A Fine Democratic Working Majority
In the Next House OF
Representatives