The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-11-07


The balance of the Republican state
ticket is elected by majOTities ranging
probably from 10000 to 10000.
The Legislature will stand as follows:
Senate-Republiean %; Democrats, Is;
Democratic gain of 1. HOuse-Repub-
licans, l75; Democrats, So; a Republican
gain of Is. The Democrats have elected
two members of the Governors Council,
a gain of 1.
BOSTON, MASS, Nov. 6.-The Globe,
Democratic organ, comedies RObinsOn's
election by 10000 majority. The Travel
Ter claims $4,000 majority. The Herald
claims 10000 majority and upward, The
Advertiser extra thinks that RObinsOn's
majority will exceed $1,000. The Travel
Ter says Lieutenant Governor Ames is
elected by 25,0OO majority. The revised
footing of 200 towns and cities gives
Robinson a majority of 1900, so that
the claim of total Republican majority
of l5,OOOand over will be sustained.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-At this hour, mid
night, il is impossible to give accurate
figures of the result of the election, 1t
has been quiet day here in the city,
with good weather and a fair vote. The
Democratic state ticket has a majority
in the city of $1,000 to $4,000. 1t is prob
ted by 10000 or $1,000, barring Maynard
who will squeeze through with 1900 or
1000 majority. II Is now probable the
Assembly is Republican, though it can
not be said with certainty. The major
ity either way will be'small. The Sem
ate will be decidedly Republican, 20 to
IL or % to 10. In the city there has been
no end of cutting and trading. 1t is
probable Reilly, the Democratic nOmi-
nee for Register, Is elected by $4,000 ma
joTity.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-TOtal vote in the
city on State ticket: Secretary of State,
Maynard, Democratic, 81 ,526; Carr, Re-
publican, 6S5S2; Controller, Chaplin,
Democratic, lOl, ,S27; Davenport, Repub-
lican, 59,615. The difference between
the vote of Chaplin and Maynard shows
the extent to which the latter was cut.
John Reilly, Democratic candidate for
County Register, received 70.147 votes;
Jacob Hess, Republican, 58,998; James
O'Brien, Independent Democrat, 16,434.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-COmplete returns
from the city give Shepard Dem.) for
Superior Court Judge, 1905 majority
over Jameson (Rep). Returns from the
country towns cannot overcome this and
the election of Shepard and the entire
Democratic ticket, except one County
Commissioners, is conceded.
MISSISSIPPI.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, November 6.-Meager
election returns from Mississippi indi-
cate sweeping Democratic victory. So
far as heard from, the election was
quiet.
JACKSON, MISS, Nov. 6-In the legis-
tive and county elections there was no
opposition to the regular Democratic
ticket, except few counties, where the
Republicans and Democrats combined
on a fusion ticket against the Inde-
pendents. Chalmers returns are slow
ly coming in, but there is no doubt Oi
the success of the regular Democratic
and fusion ticket.
VIRGINIA.
PETERSBURG, Nov. 6.-During a diff
ficulty in the Fourth ward precinct
Senator Malone was struck in the face
by an unknown person. Considerable
excitement ensued, but the police re-
stored order.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 6-The election
in this State generally passed off very
quietly, as far as heard from, although
the contest has been one of the most
spirited in the history of the Common
wealth. The indications are that the
Democrats carried the State, as returns
gain. A dispatch from Winchester says
that the Democrats carried that place
for the first time in seven years, and
that the Democratic majority in county
(Frederick) will be 1000. The follow
ing cities also give Democratic majJri-
ties: Portsmouth, 33; StauntOn, 321;
Alexander, 633; fredericksburg, 291;
Lynchburg. 4O6. Charlotte and Halifax
counties, which in the last election
were carried by COalitiOnists are report
ed as having gone Democratic, the gains
being 900 and 100, respectively.
In the Chesterfield Senatorial district
the Democrats made large gains, and
expect to elect Warwick over Flanagan,
COalitiOnist. This would be a gain of
one Senator. The most hotly contested
Senatorial district in the State was also
carried by the Democrats. The contest
was between Gen. VIM. G. Wickham, sup
ported by the Democrats, and Col. A. w.
Jones, Readjustef. The Democrats ex.
pect to have majority in the Senate
and probably in House of delegates.
RICHMOND, November 6-The Dispatch
Dem.) claims a glorious victory with
majority on Joint ballot of ten, which
may possibly be increased 20. The ag
gregate popular majOrities will foot up
between 10000 and 10000.
RICHMOND, Nov. 6.-The election in
this state was the most exciting since
1869, when the Conservative party or
ganized. Half the Senate and all the
House of Delegates was elected. The
Legislature TeappOrtiOns the state for
Congressional representation, and elects
most of the heads of the state depart
ments. The new Senators vote for a
successor to U. s. Senator MahOne The
race issue was never before so strongly
marked.
A dispatch from Charlottesville says
the Democrats claim the county by a
large majority, also, that so far as;heard
from in the state, there have been ma
jOrities for the Democrats.
CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD, Nov. 6.-The election in
Connecticut was for half the Senate-12
members-all the members of the House
of Representatives, and sheriffs in eight
counties. At midnight returns at the
COurant Office give the next Legislature