Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-04
members; MiddIe.ovn and w.lIinstors

members; Aiddletovn and walIinsford
Republicans.
Elznsy-six towns, ircludiRc Hartford
SeS britain, Norwich, Bridgeport and
stanford elect 81 Republicans ana -
democrats 20 the Legislature, q De1o
cratic gain Of l6-
one hundred and thirty three towns
elect lo Republicans, and ~ Demo
Gratis, q Democratic gain Of 10.
One hundred and thirsy-thrse towns
elect 100 Republicans. 81 Democrats
aud Greeebsekers and Indepepdent
Demoerats, Democratic gain OF ~.
Win four towns to bear from, the
Lover House has Il Republican major.
lily. One hundred and forty three
towns elect III kspuslica1s, 100 Demo
Gratis. Greenoacker and independent
DeDscrat.
The Senate stands, Ii Republicans to
ii Democrats, and the House Is kepub-
loan majority With l independent an d
Labor. With New Fairfield to hear
from, which last year elected Demo
crat.
New jersey.
JERsxI CrTT. Nov. 3.-Mercer County
elects three Republicans to tie Assem-
bly,.
Cumberland County-The indications
are that IN she Second District a Re
publican member Of the Assembly will
be elected.
New Brnusxick-Democratic Assem-
blymen in the First and second Dis
tricts have been elected. The Third
District elected Republican.
Salem CONGRATULATED Rep.) was
elected to the Assembly By IS maioIi-
ty.
MiddleseI Csunty-Chase Dem. was
elected Senator BY 400 majority.
Nebraska.
LINCOLN Seb.l Nov. 3.-The cleo
tion In this State today was Of no
special importance and passed very
quietly. The multiplicity of local tick
cts brought out good vote. The State
officers voted for are Judge of the Su-
preme Court and two Regents Of the
University. Returns will come in slowly,
a. some of the counties have i've local
tickets, and none have less than three
IL Is not probable that there will be any
definite information tonight, although
1t may be taken for granted that the
Republican State ticket is elected. In
this city there vas much scratching
and the count will be slow. The Re-
publicans will possibly lose their candi-
date for Treasurer.
Mississippi.
JACKSON, Nav. 3.-The election TODAY
passed quietly. The indications are
that the vote was unusually light. Jack
son polled $50 votes and registered
1000; the negroes generally not voting.
The light vote is to be accounted for be-
cause OF their being no ticket in the
neld except the regular Democratic
State ticket. In few counties having
local disafections, few independents
may be elected to the Legislature and
to county offices.
CLAIMS OF THE PRESS.
New YORK CRY, Nov. 3.-The Sans
bulletins say that Hill is elected by q
handsome majority.
The Sans bulletins say that Rich
mond county will give Hill 1000 major.
ity, and says that Hill is elected BY
1900 to 10000 majority.
The Heraid's bulletin says: "If the
Democrats gain on the last 200 districts
outside of the city, Hills majority will
reach 5000"
TIE Sun bulletin says: Hill has car
ried Kings county by about II, 900 ma
iority and is certainly elected by more
than 1900 majority"
The World bulletiR says: 81 700 out of
ll2 districts in this city give Hill a ma
jorlty of 6,79l."
The Herald says: Hill carried Os-
weeo county by 100."
The City Press Association estimates
that Hill will have New York and Kings
counties With 60,0O0 majority.
The World bulletin says Hill is
certainly elected by over 10000 ma
iority."