The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-11-09

tue otate 10 The opposition. Chair
man Cooper, OF the Republican State Com
mittee, estimates his party has carried the
State by not less than. 2O,0Oq majority. He
says the returns come in slowly.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7.-1:55 a. M
Complete returns received at the associated
press Office from GA of the CT counties in the
state give Niles, rep, for auditor general q
majority Of Is, 443. The other thee counties
VIII increase the republican majority to
1900.
| PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7.-.Complete re-
turns from Is of Al wards in this city shows
q republican gain for state ticket of 1876.
The majority in the city for republican state
ticket is about 10000. ...gs
MINNESOTA.
ST. PAUL, Nov. e.-The election in this
State to-day Is for governor, lieutenant gov
ernor, secretary of state. treasurer, attorney
general and railroad commissioner. Each
county also elects portion of their officers.
1t is beautiful day and an unusually large
vote is being polled, the main fight being
between the candidates for governor. The
republicans renomina ted the entire state
officers, with governor Hubbard at the head
OF the ticket. The Democrats nominated
for governor a Norwegian--A Bierman-and
as over four-ifths of the republican votes in
this state are of that nationality, the demo-
crates hope to make a close fight for the
office. Governor Hubbard has majority of
10000 the last and leading republicans claim
10000 for him this time. Few democrats
concede more than 5000.
YANKToN, Nov. Gin sixty towns hear 4
| from In Minnesota, up to 10 o'clock p. m,
outside of St. Paul and Minneapolis, give
Hubbard (Rep.) for Governor, 2,044 majority
over Bierman, the Democratic candidate.
Much scratching has been done on the ball
ance of the ticket, but 1t shows Republican
majority varying very little from that for
Governor. The Secretary of the Republican
Central Committee estimates from the pres
ent returns that Hubbards majority will not
be less than II 200, and the balance of the
Republican ticket about $4,000.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 7. IL p. m.--One hundred
and one towns give Hubbard, rep, 1900
majority over Birman, dem. Eighty-seven
towns give Gilman, rep, 1900 majority over
Fraser, dem. Van Dumbach, rep, for secre-
tary of state, has 2,70s majority over his OPP
ponent. Greenhelm, rep, for attorney
general, 1900 over Willis.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 7.-Oficial returns from
six counties and partial returns aud estimate
from about fifty counties and estimates bas-
ed upon the election two years ago from the
remaining ten counties given Hubbard
400 majority and the rest of the Republican
ticket about 100. These figures will not
vary much from the official ones.
VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 6.-The election in
this State passed off very quietly. No trou-
BILE occurred in this city or Danville.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 6, 1890 p. m.--Ofi-
cial returns from eighteen precincts in this
city and the estimated vote of the three re-
naming precincts show a total vol of 49,
600 and an average majority of near $500
for the Democratic candidates for the Legs
lature. Scattering returns from various
sections of the State indicate large vote
and Democratic gains.
PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. 6.-United
States Senator Malone sends the following
message to the associated press: The returns
vindicate the readjusters. They carry the
house and elect IL out'of 20 senators, leav-
| ing the bourbons q seats in senate of 40,
four Of which seats are occupied by hold
over senators, who represent readjuster Gis-
tricts. The recent diabolical murders in
DanviIle and other parts of the state and the
extraordinary and corrupt use of money
have seriously affected the result In respect
to certain districts and the general result in
the state.
WILLIAM MALONE:
PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. 7.-Returns at
1:30 this afternoon indicate the Democrats
have carried the State by between 10000
5000 majority. The bulletin board has
been su rounded all day.
RICHMOND, Nov. THE Senate stands:
Democrats %; Coalitionists, 10; doubtful, 5;
the House, Democrats 60; CoalItionists, 20;
doubtful, IL. When the doubtful counties
are heard from the Democratic majority on
joint ballot will probably reach %.
CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD, Nov. 6.-Returns up to late
hour last night, show the Republicans have
carried the legislature and possibly have
nine Of the twelve senators. This will make
the next senate stand IA Republicans to 10
Democrats. The Republican sheriffs are
elected in Hartford, Middlesex, Fairfield,
and New London counties. The vote of
this OF year, shows Republican gains.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, Nov. 7.--Conneticut
elects II Republican Senators and one DEM
ocratic Senator. The senators holding over
five Republicans and seven Democrats. The
Senate now stands, 10 Republicans to
Democrats. The lower House with 10 towns
to hear from, which were last year evenly
divided, stands 145 Republicans to 90 DEM
ocrats. Republican majority, 81; on joint
ballot, 65. .-. .s.... .. -aa..
HARTFORD, Nov. THE senate will now
stand 10 republicans to democrats, a re-
publican gain of p. The house will stand,
republicans 101, democrats 0, a republican |
gain of IL. -- -rE.a
HARTFORD Nov. 7.--Corrected returns
make the senate stand, republicans 10, DEM
ocrats s.
At midnight returns at the Courant office |
gives the next legislature as follows: Sem
ate republicans 10, democrats o; house, re-
publicans 145, democrats 81. There is one
lie and IL towns are lacking including 16 |
representatives. Ii these towns vote as they
did last year the result In the house will be
Isl republicans, 93 democrats and one tie
republican majority GO; on joint ballot 90.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.-The election in this
state to-day is for governor, state comp.
troller, attorney general, and legislative
members, excepting one>half of the senate,
who hold over.
BALTIMORE, Nov. Returns from several
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