The Cecil Whig., 1882-11-11

gressman Dunnell.
MISSOURI.
? St LoRis Nov. S.-A revised table of
the returns from the 9th district gives
Broa6head, Democrat. - majority for
the long term, and Mclean, Republican,
j3. ma ;ority for the short term. These
figures may be changed by the official
vote. give Mclean the long rs well as the
short term. There is nothing new from
tbs 18th district, which is the only other
Que in the State about which there is any
doubt. The Democrats claim the cleo
ton of Judge Fyan over Col. Cloud,
Republican, and Ha2eltine, Greenhack.
MISSISSIPPI.
LtcL&on, Mss. Nov. S.-Retu.ns to this
hour Gl.30 \. NJ are still very incrm-
piete, but do not change the probable
result as telegraphed last night.
Barksdale, Muldrow, Singleton and
Morey are cetainly elected. The I'd dis
trict. contested by Chalmers and Man
ming, is claimed by both parties, with in
dications favorable to Chalmers.
Jrckson, HISS, Nov. S.-Keturns from
the I'd and 9th districts are too neon
plete to form correct estimates but the
probable result will be the reelection Of
Chalmers, and a close vote between Van
Eaton and Lynch. with the chances in
favor of the latter.
TicksbHrg, Mss, Nov. S.-Manning S
Oem.) election to Congress from tic 2d
district is claimed by over 400 majority.
DELAWARE.
Wilmington, Nor. %.-The Democrats
have made clean sweep in Delaware,
electing every State and county officer,
with the possible exception of Lynch.
candidate for sheriff in New Castle The
official vote will be necessary To decide
the question, as Martin, his Republican
opponent, leads his ticket largely i'll this
city as well as the country districts. The
next Legislature will contain but a single
Republican Senator Edward Bctts. of
this city,. who holds over. Ell; Salisbury
will be returned to the uuited States
Senate without opposition. Complete
returns from the entire State give Stock
ley, Dem. for Governor. Il majority of
1535. For Congress, Lore, Dem. has il
majority of 2200.
ILLINOIS.
CAjcago. Nor. S.-Up to ii o clock very
few additional returns have been receiv-
ed, and. owing to the universal scratching
ana SLOW counting, it maJ be yet some
time before definite figures can be cb-
tanned. 1t is generally conceded that
Cook county has gone Republican 10y two
or more thousand.
The Republicans will have = majority
of from , to ) on joint ballot in the Leg
lslature, though the Democrats probably
have majority in the House
The latest returns indicate that in Con-
gressmen the Republicans hold their own
while the Democrats have gained the ad-
ditional member given under the re dis
tllcting.
ALABAMA.
Montgomery, 1lo., Nor $. The only real
contest i'll this State for CongrtsSmtu is he
tween Herndon, Dem, and Smith. Rem IN
the First District: Herhet, Dem, and itir-.
Rep, i'll the Second; Shelley, Dem and
Craig, Rep, in che Fourth, and Pryor
Dem, and Shelby, Rep, in the Eighth
They have all gone Democratic. Tht Third
elects Oats: the Fifth, Williams: tie Sixth.
Hewitt, and the Seventh, forney. W.
Pryor will be the only new uI-lnbrr Shr!-
by is also elected to ill on: hi- term in the.
present Congress, from which hrwa< uusird
y special election will have 10 hr ordered in
the Eighth District. I'rrIuir-S rhiriy,l days
notice OF an election, ami there WAS ,iu; time
after Congressman Loves death To give il.
COLORADO.
Denter, co.,, N0r. Sat the Democratic
headquarters the ma jority fer Gran, Dem
for GuVerner is e>tiInEtcd Il 5000; for Wal
lace (Ibem.) for Congress AT lS1.', and the
election of the entire Democratic State tick
ct is claimed, with large gains III the L"gis-
lature. The House will be Democratic, tut
whether the Democrats will have ma lofty
on joint ballot is uncertain.
CALIFORNIA.
san francisco, Nor. S-.t collation. of the
returns shows that the Democrats lave car
ried the State ticket by :. minority pruaa-
bly, 5000. They have elected AL the. Con
gressmen except III the Second District.
where Page is probably successful although
the contest is close, aud they have made ii
clean sweep of San Francisco municipal
ticket, with possible exception of the
Mayor. Figure vary on the Mayoralty, and
it is not certain ut present who is ahead.
Legislative returns are very in"agrr, but
II is probable the Democrats will have Il
working majority i'll both Houses. The pro
hibition ticket cut no figure i'll the election.
San FranciSc0 Nov. S.-Further re-
turns indicate that Slouenan's majority
in the State will reach l3, 600. The Dem
ocrats make clean sweep ot the State
and Congressional tickets. Pages de-
feat being now assured by detections in
Alameda, Sacramento and San Joaquin
counties, aggregating about 5000 votes.
The Legislature is not vet figured up, but
the Democrats will have Il ma ajority in
both houses. A Virginia. {Nev) de-
Spatch says Adams election is conceded
by almost 1909 majority. The Vote for
Congressman is close. but Cassidy'S re
election is considered sure.
The Republicans will not elect a single
officer in the city.
CONNECTICUT.
Hartford, Conn., Nov S.-The Assem-
bly, will lack one Representative, OWN.
to :. tie, to be decided by the Legislature
1t stands 13S Republicans and no Dem
ocrats. a Republican majority Of 2S. The
Senate is - Republicans ana II Demo-
Gratis.
The Republican candidate for Comp
trollcr, Gen Frank y Sloat. is probably
elected. His name was on a ticket cir
culated by Germam society, and lie is
popular in Grand Army and other social
organizations. lie ran ahead of his tick
ct generally.
INDIANA.
MfiandDoliS. Nor. e. Returns from $50