The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-11-10
Gratis 8; house, republicans las, demo-
Gratis 81. There is one tie and twelve
towns are lacking including Is repre-

Gratis 9; house, republicans las, demo
Gratis 81. There is one tie and twelve
towns are lacking including Is repre-.
sentatives. II these towns vote as
they did last year the result in the
house will be 151 republicans, SO dem.
ocrats and one tie; republican major
ity SO; on joint ballot So.
RICHMOND, Nov. THE following
cities gives democratic majorities
Portsmouth, 45; Staunton: %: Alex
ander, 633; Fr+derlcktown, 300;
Lynchburg, 4O6; Charlotte and Hall
fax county, which in last election
were carried by c,'alitionists are rep
resented as having gone democratic;
the gains being 800 and 790 respective
ly. In the Chesterfield senatorial dis
trict the democrats made large gains
and elected Warwick over Flanagan,
coalitionist.. This would be q gain OF
one senator. The most hotfy con-
tested senatorial district in the state
was al.9 carried by democrats. The
contest was between General C. Wick
ham, supported by the democrats and
Colonel A. ". Jones, readjuster. The
democrats expect to have majority
in the senate and probably in the
house. The delegates, coalitionists
and others have claimed that they
will control the house by small ma
jority and the senate by one or two.
Neither side, however, has yet re-
ceived information enough to justify
any positive statement.
| FREDEhIcKsBURG, Nov. 7.-There
was full vote here and no disorder.
In Spottsylyania county, Bailey,
democratic. is probably elected over
Green, readjusier. There are are in
creased dem aocratlc majorities in Staf-
! ford county.
! ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov. RE
turns to lnidnightshOw uninterrupted
democratic gains from every quarter.
insuring the state to be democratic
| by large Popular vote and the SEN
ate and house by good majorities.
PETERSBURG, Nov. 7.-During a
difficulty in;:the fourth ward precinct
| Senator Malone was struck in the
face by an unknown person. There
| was considerable excitement, but the
police restored order.
RICHMOND, Nov. 7.-The democrat
ic majority in this city is 26ll. Thir-
teen cities IN the state all show DEM
ocratic gains except Norfolk.
RICHMOND. Va, Nov. THE Dis
patch democratic claims a glorious
victory with a majority on joint bal
lot Of ten, which may possibly be in
creased to 9. aggregate popular
majority will foot up between 10000
and 20, 90.
PETERSBURG, Nov. 7.-Senator Ma
hone says: "At midnight, from re-
urns received, the readjuster party
has gained four counties and the city
of Norfolk and they will have con-
stitutional majority in both branches
of the legislature"
CHIC GO, Nov. 7.-Complete returns
from the city give SHEPPARD, dem,
for supreme court judge 4.p6 najori-
ty over Jameson, rep. The returns
from tn" county cannot overcome this
and the election OF Sheppard and the
entire democratic ticket, except one
county commissioner is conceded.
LOUISIANA.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 1.-THE Pic
0yusae's JACKSON special says: The
election IN. this county passed off
without disturbance. The fusionjsts
carry Kinds aud Madison counties by
large majority. The only disturb
auce in the state, as far as heard
from, was in Cassiah county, where
Wheeler killed Matthews. Matthews
went to the polls with pistol in his
hand, ii received tWenty-four buck
shot in the face. There was intense
excitement at HazelhurSt. Cassiah
county. The governor ordered the
Capital Guards to that point. They
will leave on the 10 o'clock train.
NEW JERSEY.
TRENTON, Nov. AT 1880 a. NJ.
the returns indicate Abbott's elec-
ton by about 10000 majority. The
republican state committee is still
hopeful. The democratic state COM
mittee claim Abbotts election by a
large majority, but give no figures.
They also claim the legis 'ature. The
republicans probably have the enate
by 3 majority and the democrats the
house by 4, glvlng the latter a major'
ity on TIE joint ballot.
TRENTON, Nov. 7-The Times, in
its morning edition, will estimate
AA5DOtt's majority at 1925 and will
give the democrats six majority in
the legislature on joint ballot. The
republicans have three majority in
the senate.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Nov. Up to this
hour, / 80 d. m., only six OF 20 wards
have sent in complete returns, but
they are sufficient to indicate the
general result. McLane (dem) for
governor will have from 5000 to T.
200 majority in the city. The demo-
Gratis also elect the entire city and
leg .slative ticket. including two SEN
atOrs and Is members of the assem-
bly,. Of q counties in the state par
tial returns only have been received
with an estimated majority. There
is no doubt, however, of McLane's
election as governor. a heavy rain
set in about 9 and continued several
hours. which will probably delay the
returns from outside counties.
NEW YORK, Nov. From the
World: rhe democratic tiumph in
New York was not OF an ordinary
character. 1t was more than party
success. 1t reaches further and rises
higher than a mere victory of the
democrats over the republicans t
gains 1884. 1t means change at
Washington. II means that the peo-
pie are tired of the ruling party. 1t
means a vindication OF popular self
government.
PETERSBURG. Va, Nov. 6.-United
States Senator NJ ,hone sends the fol-
lowing message to the associated
press: The returns vindica.e the re-
adjusters. They carry the house and
elect II out Of 20 senator's, leaving
the bou' bons 81 seats in a senate of
10, four Of which seats are 'cupied
by hold-over senators, who represent
readiuster districts. The recent
djatulicoJ nur.lpra in nauviilp and