The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-11-10
NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.
Not Much Change in the Results
First Reported.
New Jersey Increases Her Democratic
Majority Maryland Keeps SOlid--
Other Election News.

MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 8-The Democratic
majority will exceed 1000, with Dem
Ocratic majority in the Legislature of o.
FROM DETROIT.
DETROIT, Nov. S.-The city election
resulted in the choice of Captain GrIIm-
mOnd for Mayor by 434 majority. He is
a Republican. The City Treasurer is
Democrat, elected by 1868. City COun-
Gil is Democratic.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7.-Ofcial re-
ports and collected estimates received
from a number of counties make no ma
terial change in the figures sent out last
night. Niles has 18, 1888 and LiVsey IA
$40 majority. Official returns from all
the counties Will not be in for several
days.
NEW JERSEY.
NEWARK, Nov. THE latest returns
from yesterdays election give Albeit,
DEM, abOut $500 majority. Senate, IL
Rep, and Dem. Assembly, 26 Rep,
and 81 Dem. The Democratic majority
on joint ballot will be .. The Times
computes Abbett's majority at 5,499.
NEBRASKA.
LINCOLN, Nov. S.-Returns from three
fOuTths OF the counties in this state and
unofficial estimates from the remainder,
indicate the election of Reese (Rep.) as
Supreme Judge by 5000 majority. The
Board of Regents are elected by $1,000.
Crawford (Dem.) is elected judge in the
seventh district. The others, except
BrOoty in the first, are Republicans.
MISSISSIPPI.
JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 8.-The election
returns are nearly all in. The joint
| Legislature stands l30 Democrats and
% Republicans. The Democrats elected
/ out of y District Attorneys. The dis
turbance in COpiah county was the
only one reported in the state on cleo
ton day.
CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD, Nov. 7.-COnnecticut elects
IL Republican Senators and Democratic
| Senator. Senators holding over, Re-
publicans and Democrats. Senate
now stan Is Is Republicans and 8 DEM
Ocrats. Lower House, with ten towns
TO hear from, which were last year even
ly divided, stands 145 Republicans, 90
Democrats, aud | tie. Republican ma
jOrity 81; on joint ballot 50.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Nov. S.-Latest returns
| from the election show the election of
| the Democratic ticket, except Maynard
for Attorney General, by from 10 to 12-
/ 600 majority. Carr defeats Maynard by
about 1900. Maynard's defeat is not
| due to political reasons, but to his per-
| sOual unpODularity. He was an avOwed
| prOhlbitiOnist, and had incurred the re-
sentiment of the Irish Catholics, who
cut him 2j,OO0 votes in the city. The
| Legislature is very close, but probably
Republican by small majority. The
| Legislature does not elect u. s. Sena-
| tor until 1885.
| BOSTON, Nov. 8-The Herald says that
| Gov. Butler told a member of his COun-
| ell that he should run for Governor next
| fall. The compliment of 10000 votes
| leads him TO think he will be successful.
PETERSBURG. Va, Nov. 8.-SenatOr
| MahOne's son vas fiBed SIS for drawing
a pistol at the polls on election day. The
| court rOOUt was crowded.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. S.-Oficial re,
turns from 81 Of the 81 counties of the
| state, and estimates of the others, give
Niles 16,2Cl and LiVsey 1851 majority