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

licans carried the legislature by
probably 40 majority on Joint bal
lot, and probably have nine of twelve
senators. This will make the next
Senate stand, fourteen Republicans,
ten DEMOCRATS. Republican sheriffs
are elected in Hartford, Middlesex,
Fairfield and New London counties.
The vote this off year shows marked
republic IN gains.
Hartford goes Republican by 800,
electlng Senator and two Repre-.
sentatlves. Hartford county elects
Republican sheriff.
The election in Connecticut was
Tor half the senate, twelve men,
ners, all the members of the house
OF representatives and sheriffs in
eight counties.
The Republicans claim the legis-
iature by forty of a majority ON
joint ballot, and probably nine out
OF twelve Senators. Sherjffs are
elected in Hartford, Tolland,
Mddlesex, Fairfield and New Lon
don counties.
The Republicans carry Hartford
By 600 of a majority.
Hartford, AT midnight the
returns at the C0uyG2at Office give
the next legislature as follows !:
Senate-Republicans 10, Democrats
9; House-Republicans 145, Demo
Gratis 81. One tie and twelve towns
lacking, including 16 Representa-
tiVes.
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, 6.-The election in
this state to-day is for governor,
state comptroller, attorney-general
and the Legislature, except half the
Senate, who hold over, all county
officers, and in Baltimore city the
judge of the Court of Appeals, clerk
ofsthe Supreme court, sheriff, state
attorney, three judges Of the Or
phans' court and city surveyor.
Returns from several wards indi-
cate that McLane's (democraD ma
jority in this city will be 1000.
Up to this hour, 100 am, only
six Of twenty wards have sent in
complete returns, but sufficient to
indicate the general result. McLane
(DemOcrat) for Governor, will have
from 5000 to 1000 majority in the
city. The Democrats also elect the
entire city legislative ticket, in
Guiding two Senators and eighteen
members of the assembly,; OF
twenty-three counties in the State
partial returns only have been re-
ceiYed with estimated majOrities
There is no doubt, however, Of Mce
Lanes election as Governor. A
heavy rain set in about 9 o'clock
and continued several hours, which
will probably delay the returns from
the counties.
MISSISSIPPI.
Memphis, Tenn. ,6.-Meagre cleo
ton returns from Mississippi indi.
cate asweeping Democratic victory
So far as heard from the election
was quiet.
The Democrats have no opposi
ton in this State except in a few
districts, where the Republican!
and Democrats combined on s
fusion ticket against the Independ
ents There their ticket was elected
New Orleans, 6. - PicdyuEe'
Jackson special: The election il
this county passed Off without an,
disturbance. The Fusionists carr,
linda and Madison counties b
large majorities. The only disturb
ance in the State, so far a
heard from, was in Cassiaf
county, where Wheeler killed Mai
thews. Matthews went to the poll
with a pistol in his hand. He II
ceived twenty-four buckshot IN tn
face. There was intense eXcitemer
at Hazelhnrst, Cassiah county sea-
The Governor has ordered til
capital guard to that point. The
leave on the 10 o'clock train.
| Returns are slowly coming i
| there is no doubt of the success
the regular Democratic over tt
Republican and Fusion tickets.
| KANSAS.
st. Louis, Mo-, GA diSpatC
from Topeka. Kansas, to the Ass
ciated Press here, says there will
but meagre election returns fro
Kansas tonight. Only county of
| GERS and judges were electen, but ,
, there are three or four tickets, eat
county will take till morning
count the votes.
Atchison, 6.-The Republican
| elected tteir entire county ticke
Except the sheriff and register
deeds, by majority ranging fro
80 to $50. The Democratic cand
| date for sheriff is pro ably electt
by a small majority and the Demo
cratic register by about $50 major
ity.
ILLINOIS.
| Chicago, 6.-The election here t
day was for circuit judges an
county OmmissioDers. Invent
two precincts give Shepard, Demo
crat, for judge, 3,412; James, Repu
! can, 2l,601.
The Democrats elect three count
commissioners; the Republican
one, and one in doubt. There we
no special issues at stake and Il
results seem to have turned en- pc
s)nal popularity.