The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-09


ticket is elected by 5000 majority.
Republicans elect three out of four
congressman in Cook County, and
majority of the legislature.
Ills a.m.-Up to this hour very
few additional returns have been
received, land owing to the universal
scratching, and slow counting, it
may yet be some time before defn-
tie returns can be obtained. It is
generally conceded that Cook
County has gone republican by two
or more thousand. The legislature,
as near as can be estimated, will
stand: senate, republican thirty
seven; democrats, fourteen; house,
republicans, eighty; democrats,
seventy-three; areoeblican ma
iority on joint ballot of thirty.
Following is the republican
estimate on congressman First
District, Durham, republican;
Second, Finerty, independent
democrat; Third, Davis, repub-
ican; Fourth, Adams, repub-
lican; Fifth, Eldwood, republican;
Sixth, Hit, republican,; Seventh,
Henderson. republican; Eighth, Cul-
len, republican; Ninth, Paxon, re-
publican; Tenth, Lewis, republican;
Eleventh, Marsh, republican;
Twelfth, Riggs, democrat: Tbir-
tenth, Springer, democrat; Four
teenth, Stevenson, democrat; Fiji
teenth, Cannon, republican; Six
teenth, Shaw, democrat; Seven
teenth, Moulton, democrat; Eigh-
tenth, Kneffers, repu blican; Nine
teenth, Townsend, democrat; Tween
tieth, Thomas, republican.
Returns from this county up to
2 o'clock pm, indicate Tie cleo.
ton OF Hanforth, republican, sheriff
by about 5000 and confirm the cleo
ton of Durham, Davis and Adams,
republicans, in the First, Third and
Fourth Districts, and Finerty, in
dependant, in the Second.
Bloomington, S.-Rowell, republic
can is elected to Congress from this
the Fourteenth district, by 500 to
700.
Kankakee, 8.-Payson, republican,
is elected to Congress in the Ninth
district.
Returns from the State are still
incomplete and at this hour, II
o'clock, it is still impossible to state
the result which it is estimated will
be very close. Republicans will
have a majority of three to one in
joint ballot in the State legislature.
The democrats will probably have
a majority in the House. The latest
returns indicate that on congress
men the republicans have held their
own, while the democrats have
gained an additional member.
FootingS for Chicago and Cook
county, just completed, show demo
cratic majorities except on sheriff,
of FROM 1000 to 5000, scratching
making a wide variance in the vote
on the state ticket. This city and
county cast $4,000 votes, and gives
Orendorff, democrat. 1878 plurality
for treasurer, and Raab, democrat.
1886 plurality for superintendent of
public instruction. On the county
ticket. Hanchett, republican, for
sheriff, beat McGarigle, democrat,
by 4,163, and is the only republican
county officer elected Scipp demo,
cIat, for treasurer, beats Hutt, re-
publican, 1852.
INDIANA.
Indianapolis, Sat II o'clock re-
turns have been received from fifty
voting places, showing a net demo.
cratic gain on the state ticket, indi-
eating democratic majority in the
state of 1000. Heilman, republican
in the First Congressional District
is probably defeated. The democrats
elect the congressman in the Sec.
ond, Third, Fourth, Fifth and
Twelfth Districts, and republicans
in the Sixth, Seventh, Tenth, Elev.
enth and Thirteenth. The Eigh.
tenth is doubtful. Senator McDon.
aid and Hon. W. II. English, of the
democratic central committee
claim gain of four congressman
viz: First, Seventh, Ninth and
Tenth, and majority on the state
ticket, of 5000 to 5000.
One hundred and thirty voting
places show a net democratic gain
of 794.
Returns from $50 polling places
indicate a democratic majority OF
$500.
Five hundred and forty voting
places in the state show a republican
loss on the state ticket of $500 anG
a democratic loss Of 2,241; net demo
cratic gain, $40, which would in.
dictate democratic ma ierity in the
state Of over 10000. If the balancC
| of the state, yet to hear from, con
times the same relative decrease a.
compared with the vote Of 1881, i
will give decrease in the republi
| can vote of 1000, and in the demo
cratic vote of $500. The democrat
have clear majority in both house
of the legislature. The congress
| ienal delegation stands democrt!
nine, republican four. The demo
Gratis gain four. Octh is defeate,
| for Congress.
IOWA.
| OttumWa, Iowa, Sat Il o'clecl
the republican State central con-
| mittee say the returns are to
| mergre to estimate accurately, tn
republican majority in the State
| Hall, secretary of the State, wi
have a majority of 10000. The en-
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