Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-07


here the storm was severe. The farm
house Of John Hess WAS blown awav.a,
his wife is reported still missing. Mr.,
ingalls, and Mrs. Strong are thonobt I.
be mortally wounded. The storm al.
wrought serious damage III the countr
east. As far as can be ascertained
travelled abont fifty miles, its fore
being expended chiefly In this vicinit,
Large numbers of farm houses ver
blown down. The list of persons dar
gereusly iujared is probably complet
as reported. Citizens responded ljberall
and 1t has not been necessary 10 o
ontside for assistance. DAMAGE 4
property Ia the city and vicinity VI
$4,000.
4 Quiet Election.
VIcKsBURG, Nov. 6.-The Democrat
have no opposition IN this State. exceu
In few districts where the Republican,
and Democrats combined on fusior
tickets against the independents. Tn
fusion tickets were elected.
The Virginia = Election.
PETERSBURG Va. }, Nov. 6.-The cleo
tian IL passing off quietly. Both par
ties are polling heavy vote. The Dem
ocrats claim that If they get 400 neer,
votes they will carry the city. Senate
Malone il visiting the different pre-
cipcts.
RICHMOND va }, Nov. 6.-The cleo
tios in this State passed off quietly
No trouble occurred in this CITY or Dan
vile. Nothing Is definitely known OF
the result of the election, which is
claimed by both parties.
The negroes refused to vote in Rich
mond and Danville, fearing trouble.
Our dispatches say the state is clai ned
by both parties, aud the result will not
be definitely known tonight. The cleo
tioE passed over quietly.
1870 p. m.-Official returns from Is
precincts IF this city, and the estimated
vote of the three remaining precincts,
show a total vote Of about 1900 and
an average majority of nearly 2sOO for
the Democratic candidates for the leg
Scattering returns from vari-
Gus sections of the State indicate a
large vote, with Democratic gains.
gives Democratic ma
lority o. 40 and Democratic gain of
IG0.
The Democrats have carried Win
chester for the first time in seven years
The Democratic majority is estimated
n Iridicit county at LEO.
Chariot and Halifax counties, carried
mt last election by Coalitionists, are
'eportod as having gone Democratic.
"a the Chester Senatorial District the
Democrats make large gums. The
DemOcrots expect to have r majority in
he IA 90. -. - a
Delegates. Neither side, however, has
enough to Justify positive
tatement.
RI6HMoND. Nov. g. - Democratic
majority In this city is 2tiIl. Thirteen
titles in State all show Democratic
aims except Norfolk.
The Massachusetts Election.
WORCESTER. Mass. Nov. 6.-The cleo
ion passed off quietly. Every indication
'oints to large vote. The Republi-
ans are active and confident.
BosroN. Nov. 6.-rhe weather today
the State has been favorable
or very heavy vote. In this city at l
clock ward three gave Butler 753. Rob
nsOn 27f: wards ten and eleven Repub
can majority 575. In ward "a il was
onsidered that half the votes cast at
,ard 10 were Republican. In Newton
he indications favor a Republican ma
Drity. In Waltham Republican ma
Drity. The Republicans are claiming
majority in Dedham; at 10 O'Clock
johnson had 200 against Buffers 10l.
n Maiden at noon Robinson had 100
D GOO for Butler. In Lowell at 10 the
ote stood Butler 1851, Robinson, 527.
{ Gloucester at the same hour, Butler
d. Robinson, 122 At Fall River total
ote 5000; the result will be close, and
claim they will be able to
sdnce Buffers majority to 500. Pre-
bishop 253 last year, shows at noon 500
lurality for Robinson. Returns from
Their precincts in various wards show
Republican gaias over last
ear. There are an unprecedented
lumber of colored voters.
The first complete vote received is
nat of Hull, Butler 81, Robinson ~;
republican gain over last year.
SALEM. Mass, Nov. 6.-rhe largest
ote for years has been cast. Appear
noes indicate that Butler's majority of
.st year will be- materially cut. il not
ntirely wiped out. he Republicans
laiIs the city by 100 majority against
asst years majority, of about 400 for
'utler.
BosroN, Nov. 6.--At the Republican
chairman Lodge said the
tate would undoubtedly 90 Republi-
an. Ward 6, of Lowell, Buffers home,
ives Butler sl6: Robinson, 7l9.
Salem. which last year gave Butler
majority of 397, has gone for Robinson
" - majority. Lynn gives Butler
ain of 93 on his vote of u year ago.
While Fall River shows Republican
ain over las. year of 636.
BOSTON. Nov. 6.-Sixtv-one towns. in
luding Lynn. Lowell, Fall River, New
,uryport and Fitchburg, give Robinson
9 ,97s, Batter, n. 579.a m 'jority for Rob
nson of 1929. Lowell gives Butler 1902
u .jority. against 1921 last year. The
omplcte vote of b ,ston ~ given by the
Journal ia: Butler. 81, l65; Robinson,
= ,9ll: Buffers majority. GIL. Last
Tear Boston gave Butler 3O,357, Bishop
1905. Almy 2l8. II these figures are
by later returns, they Will
give the State to the hepae
leans.
BosroN, Nov. 6.-Two hundred and
hirty-two towns and cities give Butler
"a. 404; Robinson. 129 S07. The same
owns. in 1882 gave Butler 112,1OO and
he Republicans 1851. The indi-
,ations are that Robinson will carry the
State by 10000 majority.
Chicopee. Robinson's home. which
yave Butler last year majority of 2d6,
rave Robinson majority OF -. Lieu
enant Governor Ames IL undoubtedly
,lected. In many places he is running
ahead of his ticket. The excitement in
his CITY il intense, crowds packing the
streets in a solid mass.
Buffers plurality in Boston, Is GOO
behind last years. Eighty-five cities
and towns heard from indicate that the
vote of the state will be Robinson. la5.-
100: Butler, $4,000; scattering. 500.
The Republicans claim $1,000 majoriyt
On the State ticket. They lect seven
out of eight of the Governors coancei-
|ors, "a out of 10 Senators, aud 100 out
Of 2lo Representatives.
BosroN. Nov. 6.-Returns frou Isl
towns, and including every city except
Lawrence. gives Butler l22,0;3, Robin
son l23,0l7; majority ga and ltO towns
vet t. hear fron. Springfield gives
Rohiasoa 3 ~. Bntler 300. Last year
Butler had 50 majority.
Returns from l3t cities aud towns IN
the State, including all cities, give But
lar 1O9.ES5: Robinson los, 1872; majority
for Bu,ler 1873. As most of the strong
Rntlar towns have been heard from.