The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-07

! Bedford county, 6.-Taggart $50
majority, Democratic gain 1877;
Carbon county, Taggart and Powell
each $50 majority, Democratic gain
| 10.
Philadelphia, 6.-Complete re-
turns from twenty-eight of FORTY
one wards in this city show a Re.
publican gain for the State ticket
OF 1875; the majority in the city for
the State ticket is about q, 900.
| NEBRASKA.
Lincoln, 6.-The election in this
State today has no special interest.
One member of the Supreme Court
and four regents of the university
VIII be ele 3ted. The contest is for
judges to be elected; eight are con-
ceded to the Republicans, the frst
and seventh are doubtful. The
weather is fine, and good vote viii
be polled. Reports will be made on
the vote for supreme Judge last
year, when Dawes lacked 1000 of a
majority over the Democrats aad
nti-Monopolists.
Omaha, 6, 10 p.m.-Owing to the
universal scratchings of the ticket
in all parts of the State, reports viii
be very late.
Scattering reports indicate a Re-
publican majority of 5000 to S,O0e.
Reports are coming slowly, and win
not be complete till morning.
The campaign in this state is Gems
tired upon Supreme judge. While
the Republicans confidently predict
the election of M. B. Reese by 5000
to 5000, there is strong probability
that James W. Savage, who re-
ceived the combined support Of
Anti-MonopOlists and Democrats, is
elected by small majority. The
Republicans estimates are based
on the presumption that a majority
Of the Re 0ublicans who last year
organized the Anti move
ment, have resumed their allegiance.
Last year the Anti onopolists and
Democrats elected their State treas
urer by over 1000 majority, and the
Republicans governor lacked nearly
1900 of a majority, although Gar
field carried the State by over
| $4,000.
MINNESOTA.
st. Paul, 6.-The election in this
state today is for governor, lieuten-
ant governor, secretary Of state,
treasurer, encouragement, and
railroad commissioners. Each
county also elects a portion Of its
officers. 1t IS beautiful day, and
an unusually large vote is being
polled, the main fight being between
candidates for governor. Republi-
cans nominated the entire present
: State officers, with Governor Hub.
bard at the head Of the ticket. Dem
oc-ats nominated for governor a
Norwegian, A. BiermanQ. and as
over four-ffths of tbeG7erablican
, votes in this state are of that ma
tionality the Democrats hope to
make close fight for the Office.
Governor Hubbard had a majority
of 10000 last time, and leading Re
publicans claim 10000 for him this
this time. Few Democrats concede
more than 5000.
II p.m.-One hundred and one
towns give Hubbard Republican,
1920 majority over RiIman Demo
craft. Eighty-seYen towns give Gill
man Republican, 2,5C0 majority
over Frazer OemOcraD. Van
Daumbach Republican), for secre,
tary of state, 300 majority; Green
hahn Republican). for attorney
general, 1900 over Willis.
i st. Paul, 7, $50 a.m,-The st.
Paul vote shows SOIL; Hubbard,
Republican, a majority of about 500
in st. Paul and Ramsey county, and
in Minneapolis and Hennapin
county Hubbard shows a loss
of 1,122 out OF a total vote
of 10 900 as polled in 1881. The
balance Of the State Republican
ticket is yariously estimated from
10 900 to Is 900 majority. All the
county officers were elected except
county attorney in Rumsey andcor.
oner in Hennepiu counties.
| NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City, 6.-Only meagre
reports. Abbott carries Hudson
county by 100 majority and the
State committee claim his election
is beyond doubt.
New Jersey, 6.-Midd esex county
gives Abbott 500 majority. Demo
cratic assemblymen are elected in
the first, second and third districts.
Princeton City gives Dixon, for
Governor, 43 majority; Vanderbilt,
Democrat, for Senator, SO majority;
and Rux, Republican, for assembly,
45 majority.
Trenton, 6.-At 1890 am. the re-
turns indicate Abbot'5 election by
about 10000 majority. The Repub-
lican State committee are still
hopeful. The Democratic State
committee claim Abbot's electionIby
large majority, but give no figures.
They also claim the legislature. The
Republicans probably have the sem
ate by three majority, and the Dem
ocrats the house by four, giviog the
latter majority on joint ballot.
Trenton, 6.-The Times in its
morning edition, will estimate Alb
bots majority at 1926, and will
give the Democrats six majority in
in the legislature on joint fallot.
The Republicans will have three
majority in The senate.