Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-11-16
Pennsylvania.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. "a cold mis-
ty rain set in this morning, and con-
trary to expectation the first three
hours polling showed only light vote.
Toward noon the weather became
somewhat clearer, the vote increased,
and everything generally was quiet,
although the police had to be called
this morning tn quell disturbance in
the Fifth ward.
PErT:BURG, Nov. Eight precincts
show republican gains for Beaver of
159 over Buffers vote of 1879, when
Butler had 5000 majority in this
county.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov r. Scattering
returns from the state show large
gain over the vote of last year. Patti
son has undoubtedly carried this city
and will have a plurality of 10000 in
the state. Post DEM, is elected in the
10Th congressional district.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.-Hariy White,
rep, probably defeated for congress in
the twenty-five district, and Sam Barr,
rep, in fourteen district.
Congressman McHenry, DEM, re-
elected by an increased majority.
WASHINGTON, Nov. REPORTS from
Pennsylvania show that Beaver is de
feated by 10000 majority.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. S.-The follow
ing is the Pennsylvania congressional
delegation elected Tuesday: First
Bergman, rep; second, O'Neil, rep.
third, Randall, dem; fourth, Kelley
rep; fifth, Harmer, rep; sixth. Ever
hart, rep. seventh, Evans, rep; eighth
Ermentrout. dem. ninth, Smith, rep.
tenth, Mutchler, dem. eleventh, Storm
DEM; twelfth, Connolly, dem; thir
teenth, Brumm, rep. gnbk.; fourteenth
Barr, rep; fifteenth, Post, dem. six
teenth, Brown, rep; seventeenth
Campbell, rep; eighteenth, KENNEL
dem; nineteenth, Duncan, dem; TWEEN
tieth. Carter, dem. twenty.hrst, Boyle
DEM; twenty-second, Hopkins, dem.
twenty third, Bayne, rep; twenty
fourth, Lawrence, rep; twenty-titth
Patton, dem; twenty-sixth, Miller
rep; twenty seventh, Brainerd, rep.
congressman at large, Elliott, dem.
In the present congress the rtpubli-
cans have nineteen members; demo
Gratis, eight. In the next legislature il
is believed the republicans will hav:
ten majority in the senate, and thu
democrats have Il majority from three
to five in the house, thus giving the re
publicans small majority on join
ballot Last senate, republicans, 81
democrats, Is; house, republicans, 122
democrats, 70.
Connecticut.
New HAVEN, Conn, Nov. Waller
DEM, is elected governor by 4 ,oOC-
New HAVEN. Nov. Eaton, dem.
will have one thousand majority in tn
first congressional district; Mitchell
dem, in the second, Seymour, dem
in the fourth district, and Wayte, rep
in the third congressional district
successful. This is republican loss O
two congressman.
HARTFORD, Nov. The was fai
and vote quite full throughout tn
state. There has been falling Of
from the vote of 1880, the republical
loss being very much greater than til
democratic. 1t is probable Eaton
elected to congress from the first dis
trict. The probability is that III
democrats have elected the state tick
ct Congressman Waite, republican,
undoubtedly elected in the third dis
trict. Towns just heard from Civ
Buckley, 2,725; Waller, 2,22S; agains
a vote in so Of .259 republican, an
2,l56 democratic. Republican loss i
ten towns, AS.
, COMPLETE RETURNS.
IL New HAVEN, Conn.,, Nov 9Th