Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-06

SANN'S " NtCHtNs majority, anu RW
inclined t. extend my estimate of last
night Of 5000 to 5000"
wlsCUHsIS LOOKS RErUBLIUAs.
The ke'utrs Coming IA Very slowly over
taS state,
Returns from over half the towns aud
wards OF Wisconsin now assure the cleo
ton o. the Republican national and state
ticket by not less than 10000. The Re
puoilcaus have elected six out of the nine
congressman with one district, the Sixth,
III doubt, The following are the Rapubli.
can congressman elected, with their proba,
bic majorlties CasweIl. First dtstric',
. ooo; Lnflllo,e, Third, 1000 Van
Slha'ck, Fourth, 600; Thomas, seventh,
! l,5OO Price, Eighth, 5000 Stephenson,
Ninth, IL coo. The Democrats have
elected Bragg, In the Second district. aud
kankin, III the Fifth. The contest be.
tween Gneuther, Rep, and Smith, Dem,
III tue Sixth district, ls very close, aud the
Cihcial count will probably be necessary TO
decide the question.
AT no previous election in Wisconsin has
there been such delay II receiving returns
Hon the state as at present. For twenty.
four hours the figures have been coming in
]" drlhlets, agi are 50 scattered about tho
state that It has been Glmost impossible to
form reliable estimate on any particular
section. Tho respective headquarters of
the Republican aud Democratic state ecu.
tral committees in this city have been
crowded during the entire day by party
leaders from various parts Of the state and
an Interested populaoe. IL is now thought
that the Republicans have elected the
entire state ticket and tho Legislature and
gained four congressman. Returns from
deciding precincts iu the Sixth district
nov assure the election OF Gueulhsr, Rep,
which had been in doubt until last even
ing. Thls will make tho state congress
lonal representation stand seven Repubh
cans 10 two Democrats. Returns from 43S
tuWus and wards show a net Democratic
gain OF 7, 77S on the pres DENTAL ticket as
compared with 1880 Should a proper
uputte gain be shown for the Democratic
ticket ia the remaining products Blaine
will have carried the state by 10000
majority. Later returns are showing a
smaller average ID moaratic gain.
democratic New Jersey.
Cleveland has captured New Jersey by
an estimated maj jJrtty of 2439. Fuller
returns may TeducO or increase this
majority slightly, hut it will not bo
materially altered.
Hires, Republican is elected to Congress
from the First district by about 800 ma
j0rity, which is lar below what was ex.
pected. Buchanan, Republican, is elected
from tho Second district by 1000. Green
Democrat, Is elected from the Third by
4OO majority. Pidcock, Democrat, l.
elected from the Fourth district by $500.
Phelps Republican, is elected from the
Fifth disrriot by $500 majority. Lehl-
boch, Republican, Is elected from tho
Sixth by 800, and McAdoo, Democrat,
from Seventh, by G,000
The Republicans have q majority OF one
in tho Senate aud a majority of four in
the House, l his will give the Republicans
a good working majority.
Illinois
Ia Illinois ia precincts, including 1Gi
IN Chicago, gives Oglesby 163, l3i aud
Harrison l5I 963 Oglesby's plurality
over all, 41O2, Chicago city gives Blaine
40, Alb Cleveland, As 4S5 st, John, 407,
and Butler, 6O2 i; B!Aine's majority over
all, / $50. OF the Chicago CITY Congress.
men the republicans elect Durham in the
FIRST district and Adams in the Fourth,
and the Democrats elect Lawyer in the
Second district aud Ward in the Third.
The Republicans elect their congressman
IN the Sixth and Tenths district.
N, L. WOrthington, DEM, ia elected TO
Congress from the Tenth district, instead
OF starr, Rep, as reported last night.
Color ado.
Returns from tho interior OF tho state
are scattering and Incomplete. None OF
tho large city precincts have yet reported.
Enough Is known, however, to insure tho
Republican national ticket the usual ma
jority OF about 1900. EatoE, Rep, is
probably elected governor by a small
majority. Symes, Rep, for Congress, will
fall behind the national ticket, bat Is
elected. With one or two ex-
the Republicans in Denver county
elect their full ticket, The Legislature is
largely Republican.
North Uaroiipa.
North Carolina has gone 20 oyerwhelm
iugly Democratic that all interests in the
returns has ceased to exist, The Demo
Gratis have carried the First, Third, Fourth,
Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth ana Ninth,
congressional districts, aud the RspubH.
cans carried the Second district--a Demo.
cratic gain OF one congressman. 1t is
almost certain that the Democrats have q
two thirds majority in the Legislature.
Civil rights and fear of return to
negro rule in the eastern counties did the
work,
Cleveland Csrrias Uonusclicut by 1900.
Cleveland caries Connecticut by 1900
plurality. There is no election of COVER
nor by the people, Waller, Democrat, fail
Ing OF majority by about 1900 The
Legislature IA largely Republican and will
,lect Mr.. Harrison. This Is definite
aud reliable and the result will not be
changed.
Ohio.
Six hundred and sixty eight OF tho 2,017 |
precincts in OHIO give net Republican
gain OF IL 024 over the vote of last month, |
ia average OF eighteen per precinct. This |
ate will give Republican plurality of |
y, 222, which will probably be reduced by |
eturns from the rural districts.
reyRds.
But half the ballot is counted up to p.
D., but enough to show Blaine, Washburn |
nd the entire Republican Legislature |
'leeted, Story county is carried by 800 to |
100 majority, TIL Republican state CEN
raj committee claims tho state by I, 100 |