Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-08


majority in Frederick county will b.
luO. The following cities also give
3 Democratic majorities: Portsmouth
70, stanton 81, Alexandria $50, Freder.
: icktovn y, Lynchbarg 4Gs. Charlotte
and halifax counties, which in the last
election we're carried by the Coalition
lists, are represented as having gone
: Democratic again. being 800 and $50
, respectively. In the Chesterfield Seua-
torla District the Democrats made
, large gains and elected Warwick over
Flannlgan, Coalitionist. This would be
gain OF one Senator. The most hotly-
contested Senatorial distric: in the
State was also carried by the Demo-
Gratis The contest was between General
] T. Wickham. supported by the Demo
Gratis. and Colonel A. w. Jones, Read
Juster. The Democrats expect to have
majority in the Senate and probably
In the House of Delegates. Coalition
lists, on the other hand, claim that they
will control the House by a small ma
Iarlty and the Senate by one or tive.
Neither side, however. has yet received
information enough to Justify a posi-
tive statement.
here and no division. In Spottsylvania
county, Bailey, Dem, is probably
elected by small majority over Green,
Readj. There are increased Demo
cratic majorities in Stafford county.
PETERSBURG VA. Nov. 6.-Dlring a
difficulty in one of the Fourth Ward
precincts Senator Malone was struck
In the face by an unknown person.
| There was considerable excitement, but
the police restored order.
| PETERSBURG, Nov. 7.-Returns at 1890
this afternoon indicate that the Demo-
Gratis have carried the State by between
10000 and 1900 majority.
| PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. 6. - United
states Senator Malone sends the fol-
lowing message to the Associated Press:
returns indicate the readiusterf who
crrry the House and elect II out of 70
senators leaving the bourbsns with ~
seats in the Senate. The recent diabol-
ical murders in Danville and ether parts
OF the State and extraordinary and cor
rupt use of money have seriously affect
ed the result in respect to certain dis
tricts, and the general result in the
State. VIM. MAHoSE.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 6.-rhe Dispatch
DEM claims glorious victory with a
majority on joint ballot of 10, which |
may possibly be increased to %. The
aggregate popular majorities will foot
up between 10. 900 and 1900.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov. 8. The news |
up to midnight shows uninterrupted |
gains from every quarter, which insures |
the State to the democrats by a large |
popular vote, and the Senate and House |
by good majority.
/ Massachusetts.
Boston, Nov. 6.-The claim of total |
republican majority of 1900 and over
will be sustained. Worcester county |
complete gives Robinson 22,975 and |
Butler IL AIS. Last year Bishop had |
1858 and Butler 1851. The vote is |
the largest known. The republicans
elect in all five senators and - of 33 |
representatives. Lille, dem, is elected |
member of the Council from Lowell.
Indications at this hour are that |
Massachusetts has elected republican
Governor by 1900 majority and has
three-fourths of the whole legislative
machinery.
refused to be interviewed and will make
no statements concerning his defeat,
which he accepted cOmplacently, al
though he acknowledges it was unex-
peCted. Returns in the State are COM
plete, with the exception of one town.
Robinson's total vote is 160, l61 Butler,
l5O,O75; Amy, 1853. Robinson over
Butler, 1O,067.
Late returns give the Republicans 100
members to so Democrats and one indie
pendent, with nine districts to hear
from. RobinsOn's total vote thus far is
l59,S55 Buffers, 150,013. Four towns
to hear from. The total vote for Lieu
tenant Governor Ames shows 1900 to
$4,000 plurality.
Boston, Nov. 6.-Three hundred and
thirty three towns and cities, with Ii to
hear from, give Robinson 159, 203, Bat
Ter 1921, Amy 1549, Arnold 80, scat
tering 412. Robinson's plurality, 1882.
The Executive Council thus far stands
Republicans, Democrats, in doubt.
Senate. q Republicans, IL Democrats,
with II districts yet to hear from.
House, lib Republicans, SO Democrats,
with Al districts to hear from.
Nebraska.
OMAHA, Nov. 6.-The campaign in
this State conferred upon Supreme Judge.
While Republicans confidently predict
ed the election of M. b. Reese by from
5000 to 5000, there is strong probability
that James W. Savage, who received the
combined support of the Anti-Mono-
polists and Democrats, is elected by
small majority. The Republican esti-
mates are based on the presumption
that the majority of the Republicans
who last year organized the Anti Mono
poly party have resumed their alle0i-
anoe. Last year the Anti-Monopolists
and Democrats elected the State Treas
urer by over 1000 majority, and the Re-
publican candidate for Governor was
beaten by 1000, although Garfield car
ried the State by over 5000. Out of
the IL District judges to be elected four
were supported by all parties. Three
coalition candidates and four Republi-
cans are probably elected in the con-
tested districts. The Republicans have
elected three out of the four Regents of
the University. Returns are coming in
very slow. The indications are that the
Anti Monopoly vote is not nearly 80
heavy as last year. This county will |
give Savage, the coalition candidate for
Supreme Judge, over 1900 majority. At
the same time the Republicans carried
tho local county ticket, which WAS sup
ported by the Anti-Monopolists.
Returns from &c precincts and towns
give Reese 1852 majority. The indica-
tions are that he is elected by a small /
majority.
OMAHA, Nov. 7.-Returns from LEO |
precincts give Reese 2l50 majority. Es-
Inmates based on these returns place his |
majority in the State AT between 5000 |
and 6000.
Connecticut.
HARTFORD, Nov. 7.-Connecticut elects |
eleven Republican and one Democratic |
Senator. The Senate now stands six |
teen Republicans to eight Democrats.
The lower house, with ten towns to hear |
from, which were last year evenly di- |
vided, stands 145 Republics 8, 80 Dem
ocrats, and ono tie. Republican major |
ity, 81; on joint ballot, 65.
Hartford, Nov. 6.-At midnight the |
returns at the Coarant Office give the |
next Legislature as follows: Senate
Republicans 10, Democrats 8. House |
-Republicans l45, Democrats 81. One |
tie, and IL towns are lacking, including |
16 representatives. II these towns vote |
as last year the result in the House will
BE- Isl Republicans, SO Democrats and
one tie; Republican majority g.: on joint
ballot, g..
MinnesOta.
ST.. PAUL, Nov. mo additional in
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