Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-11-10
Virginia.

United states senator MauOue. lie 'tico
issue was never before so strongly marked.
The Democrats claim to have gained SIX IN
the house of delegates aud two in the senate,
and claim they will have both bodies. BuS
little has been heard from the large white
counties in the southwest. The Democrats
have made gains in some of Mahone's
strongest counties. The indications point
to Mahone's defeat beyond much doubt
There is still doubt about Wickham's senate
rial district and others which will determine
the complexion of the senate. Its very prob
able that the Democrats have the house
Much of the state is yet to be heard from
The Democrats make good gains in the white
districts. Thus far Malone has held his own
pretty well in most Of the black counties. In
Danville where the riot of Saturday occurred,
the Democrats polled 90S, and the negroes s.,
Is Of which were for Democrats. The town
has heretofore been carried by the negroes.
Mahoneites will ask that it be thrown out
on account of alleged intimidation OF their
voters by the riots. In the last house Malone
had 20 majority, and four in the senate.
The chances are that the Democrats will
have a small majority in the former, with
the latter very close.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. Traditional re-
turns show Democratic gains of one member
of the house of delegates in each of the fol-
lowing counties: Charlotte, Culpeper, Fair
fax, Havana, Franklin, Henry, Mont
gonery, Norfolk, Wythe, Princess,
Ann, AMI one in Craig and
Roanoke, one in Greene and
Madison, one in Smythe and Bland, two in
Chesterfield and Powhatan, two III Rock
bridge, and two in Washington. This, with
the loss of one member in Caroline, makes
net Democratic gain of 49, which insures
Democratic majority in the house OF
l6, with a good prospect of the major
ity reaching 25 or 30. The Democrats have
% of 40 senator's, which will make
their majority 4, with a chance of in
creasing it to s. The Democrats estimate
their majority on the popular vote Of thu
state between 12,0o1 and $4,000.
PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. 7.-Returns at 30
D. M. indicate that the Democrats have car
ried the state by between 10000 and $4,000
majority. The bulletin boards are sur
rounded all day. Intense interest
Pennsylvania.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Nov. THE immense
gains in Philadelphia for the Republicans ex-
cite general surprise and exceed the widest
expectations of the leaders of that
party. Outside of that city the vote
is generally light, especially in this
section of the state. In this city the vote is
1900 less than that cast last year, and in the
county nearly 5000 less. In the state it will
fall behind nearly 10000 running the vote
below GOO. 900, or 100000 below the largest
poll The Democratic effort to array the
liquor interests against Niles, the Republic
can candidate for auditor general, failed ut
terly. He voted for all prohibitorg liquor
measures in the legislature, but he was gen.
orally supported by his party, running
ahead rather than behind his Republican
coadjutor, Livesy, the candidate for state
treasurer. Gov. Pattison is greatly disap-
pointed at the result Of the election, as ne
had supposed that his administration would
be of great assistance to the Democratic
party in the contest. One of the effects OF
the triumph of the Republicans will be the
probable speedy adjournment of the legisia-
ture, which has been in session five months
| making fruitless attempts to frame congress
sional and legislative apportionment bills.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7.-Complete returns
from sixty-four of the sixty-seven counties il
the state give Niles, Republican candidate
for auditor general, majority of Is, 44S. The
three remaining counties-Bradford, Forest
and Sullivan-win increase the Republican
majority to about II, OO. Complete returns Of
the vote in this city give the following result
For auditor general, Niles, Republican, Is,
| S39; Taggart, Democrat, 81, S5S. Niles ma
| jority, 20,9 S1. For state treasurer-Livesey
Republican, e, e35; Bowel, Democrat, 81, $50
| For district attorney-Graham, Republican
| no opposition, 125 $780, For comptroller
| Jeffries, Republican, IS, S22; Page, Democrat
and Committee of 100, 64,6s1; Jeffries' ma
| jority, LII. For clerk of the court Of quar-
| ter sessions-Littleton, Republican, rs, 436
Snowden, Democrat, $3.50. .
| PHILADELPHIA, Nov. THE majorities Il
| the state for the Republican state ticket ar
all the way from 5000 to 1000. Later re
| turns may increase these figures. Bot
houses of the legislature are probably Repub
lican.
| Maryland.
BALTIMORE, Nov. --latest returns from
a number of counties are incomplete, bu
sfficient is known to insure the election of tn
entire Democratic state ticket. The officia
majority of McLtin in this city is, 1928
his estimated majority in the state is 1900
Robert, Democrat, for attorney genera
runs ahead of McLain; Turner, Democrat
for comptroller about even with McLain
| OF thirteen senator's the Democrats elect tw
in the first and third districts of this city, an
one in Baltimore county, Carroll, Frederick
| Howard, Queen Annes, Washington AMI Wi
conlico, making nine, and the RepubI
cans elect Senators in Anne Arund ell, Kent
and Somerset, all three Republican
gains. The Democrats gained s.nators il
Frederick and Washington counties. This
with five Democrats and eight Re. iublical
senators holding over, will make til, sonatt
stand fourteen Democrats and eleven Reput
licans, with Calvert county yet to be hear
from, but probably Republican. The hous
i of delegates will be Democratic by probabl,
twenty or more.
The regular Democratic ticket was de
feated in Anne Arundel county by a Fusio
ticket. In this city, with the exception {
the sheriff, the Democrats elected their entil
ticket, by majorities ranging from 4s0
9.4S6, the latter majority being for Brya
for Judge of the court of appeals.
View Jersey.
NEWARK, N. j., Nov, z Returns are il
complete, but very fair estimate can
made showing the composition OF the ne7
legislature Seven of each party held ov'
in the senate, and the election OF yesterda
will give the Republicans eleven and Dem
Gratis ten members of that body. The Repu
licans have twenty-six assemblymen, I'll
Democrats thirty-six.
NEWARK, N. j :, Nov. THE latest electie
returns give Albeit, Democrat, for governo
about $500 majority. The senate stands