The daily gazette., 1883-11-08
publlcans and three Democrats, gain 0

figures from the whole State ticket are re-
ceived. Several thousand old line Demo-
Gratis voted their party ticket with Robinson
at the head, many Republicans put Butler
at the top of their party ticket, and thou
sands Of Robinson Republicans scratched
AmeS, the candidate for Lieutenant-Gover-
nor. The vote for Secretary of State
must be received before the proper
tionate vote Of the two parties 10
known. To-day's most interesting feature
has been the payment Of bets. The State
seems TO have gone crazy on wagers. Nearly
every other man lost or won something, II 1t
was only q cigar or q wheelbarrow ride.
Many cases are reported of positive bank
ruptcy on the part of the men who never bet
before, but whose overweening confidence
led them to risk all they were worth on the
doughty Governer's election. A case In
pOin: Is that Of q well-to-do tradesman on
North Market street, who pledged his money
and his store, mortgaged his house, and
even his furniture to back the old man, and
TO day he is penniless.
TIE PENNSYLVANIA VOTE.
PHIBADELPHIA, Nov. 7.-0fficial reports
/ and corrected estimates received from q
number of counties In this State make no
material change In the figures sent out last
night. Niles, Rep, for Auditor General,
has 1888 majority over Taggart, DEM,
and Livsey, Rep, for State Treasurer, has
IA $40 majority over Powell, Dem. Official
returns from all the counties will not be Ia
for several days.
THE REPUBLICAN VICTORY IN CONNECTICUT
HARTFORD, Nov. 7.-Connecticut elects
II Republican Senators and one Democratic
Senator. The Senators holding over are FIVE
Republicans and seven Democrats, so that
the Senate now stands 16 Republicans to
eight Democrats. The lower house, with 10
towns to hear from, which were last year
evenly divided, stands lat Republicans to 40
Democrats one doubtful, a Republican ma
jorlty Of 81 and on joint ballot Of 65.
25, 900 REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN MINNIE
sofa.
ST.. PAUL, Nov. 7.-The only missing re-
turns of the election In the State are those
from points off the lines of the railroads and
these will be some days in getting in. The
Republican majority in the State for Gov
ernor Hubbard and the rest of the ticket
will not be less than $4,000.
REPUBLICAN, VICTORY IN NEBRASKA.
OMAHA, Nov. 7.-Returns from $50 pre-
cincts give Reese, Republican, for Supreme
Judge, 2,l5O majority. Estimates based on
these returns place his majority in the State
between 5000 and 5000.
NEW JERSEYS GOOD WORK
TRENTON, Nov. 7.-The returns are still
coming in. All show steady increase for
Albeit, whose majority for Governor now
| reaches 6,78I. 1t is expected that it will go
| as high as 1000. Vanderbilt'B majority for
Senator In Mercer county is IS. The Demo
Gratis will control the Legislature on joint
ballot by q majority of five. They have q
majority Of eight In the House, while the
Republican majority in the Senate is three.
| The Democratic majority on joint ballot is a
1 al from m a.
jority they expect to elect successor to the
| present Republican State Comptroller, Z. j.
1 Anderson, whose term expired last year, but
who held over through the refusal of the
Republican Senate to go into joint meeting.
| 1t is not thought that the Republicans will
repeat their refusal during the coming ses-
sion.
MARYLAND DEMOCRATIC.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 7.-Returns from a
number of the counties arc still incomplete,
/ but sufficient have been received to insure
the election of the entire Democratic State
ticket. The official majority for McLane in
| this city Is 7 1928, and his estimated majority
| In the State 1900. RoebrLs, DEM, for
| Attorney General, runs ahead, aud Turner,
Dem, for Comptroller, about even with Nc.
Lane. Of the Is Senators the Democrats
elect nine and the Republicans three, all
gains. The Democrats gained Senators in
Frederick and Washington counties. This,
/ with the five Democratic and eight Republi-
can Senators holding over, will make the
Senate stand IA Democrats and1 II Republ-
cans, with Calvert county to be heard from,
but which Is probably Republican. In some
of the counties the vote on Senator is so
close that further returns may change the
result. The House Of Delegates will be
Democratic by probably 20 or more ma
jority.
The regular Democratic ticket was de-
feated In Ammo Arundel county by the Flu
sion ticket, nominated by Independent DEM
ocrats and Republicans.
In this city, with the exception of Sheriff,
the Democrats elected their entire ticket by
majorlties ranging from 4S0 to 0,4S6.
MAHoNE's OVERTHROW COMPLETE.
RICHMOND, Nov. f.-Evcry mall and tele-
gram from remote parts of the State con-
tinues to swell the majority against Malone
His defeat is one of the most overwhelming
known in Virginia politics, and surprises
even the most sanguine of his opponents
His former strongholds have all gone
against him. The election excitement was
unprecedented, and greater than during the
uprising against the carpetbag government
in reconstruction days. The whole State
was literally under arms, and such was the
explosive condition of affairs that the slight
est jar would have caused q small-sized wal
all over the State. In Danville, white mcr
20 years of age went 10 vote, with shotguut
on their shoulders. The state of affairs wa:
largely due 10 the violent speeches of thu
Malone leaders, the whites warning tht
negroes that they would be ensaved if Ma
hone was defeated, and the colorcd ora tor
preaching threats of burning and sacklng
houses and numbering women aud chill
d rem when the whites had gone to the poll
to vote. This, coupled with the miseries o
ne gro domination in Danville, reused th
pc pie In that city to superhuman effort
and many Of them sent their wives ant
dau ghters to Richmond and other cities
and moved about as waikiki G arsenals, ready
for the expected emergency. The incendiar
talk of the negroes in the Danville distric
spre ad like wildfire, and was taken up b
their own race in other black districts &
the same time It acted marvellously in con
solid atlng the white race all over the State
and hundreds OF whites deserted from Ms
hone, and in some instances moderate NJ
groes voted with the Democrats becaus
fearful of the result OF a Malone negro rule
1t is singular and amusing fact in tn
history of this campaign that while til
Democratic convention which metin Lynch
burg to adopt measures for Mahone's over
{ throw deemed 1t prudent not to draw tn
color line, the action of the Malone speaker
, a few days before the election dew this lin
0 more sharply than could have been done b
8 any convention.