Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-11-13

A Quiet Election Throughout the Country
Returns From the Various States.

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/ srAUNroN, Va, November Heavy re-
| publican gains are reported from hvs coun-
{ ties of TINS district. The indications point to
/ the election OF Host (rep.)
DANvILLE, Va November The returns
I from this district are meagres but it Is con
[ csded that Brown, Independent republican
| Ia elected over George o. Cabells who has
! represented the district for SIX terms This
I is d large democratic loss
| CHARLEsEOS, S. O., November 2-RepOrts
| from all parts of the state show a quiet
/ election and a very light vote. There Is no
opposition to this democratic state ticket or
I to the democratic candidates for congress
] except in the Seventh district. i vote In
I Charleston is ridieulOusly small.
! HARTFORD, CoEN.5 November 2-Appar-
] emily there is no election of COVE nor by the
] people. The legislature is probably repub-
Ecan by 20 to so majority, thus insuriug the
/ reelection of the state ticket.
81. LOUIS, No, November 2.-lnfOrma-
| ton from tie interior OF the state is very
meagre, but of the state and legislative
/ tickets it may be safely stated however that
! the democratic state officers VII be elected
/ by about the usual maJOrltIes5 and the demo
/ crat- viii have a majority In the legislature.
| RICHMOND, Va, November 2.-Ih6 latest
| returns indicate that the Virginia delega-
/ tion in congress will stand four democrats
I and six republicans, net republican gam
/ OF fOIr.
/ PuLADELPHIA, Pa, November 2, 1880
m.-Lle democratic state committee con
] GGUG Nle ElEELlDn OF DGAFGL 4lL a4lHGEa4lL ny
/ a large majority. Chairman Cooper est1-
mates Beavers majority In the state at
/ -, COO.
/ SAN Francisco, November Partial re-
| tn -ns from all the counties IN California,
| outside of San Francisco county give the
/ republicans a majority. Unless the MAORI
\ ty for Bartlett tdem. for governor, proves
/ TO be much larger IL San Francisco
| than is expected, Swift (rep.) will be
/ elected.
/ GALvEsroN, Tex, November 2. - The
| democratic stste ticket has been elected by
/ a large majority. The returns thus far ind
! cate over 100000 majority for General Ross
/ FRANKFoRr, KY, November 2.-In this
state the candidates for congress and mem
/ bers of the board Of equalization are being
voted for. In all except the Third dis
I triCJ the indications point to the election OF
/ the democratic congressman. In the Third
district two democrats are IN the Held and
/ the republican candidate may be elected.
| CHICAGO, Ill, November About $3.50
I p. IN. the returns for this county began com
| ing in rapi ly, and indicated that the repub-
/ lCau ticket was largely III the lead, with the
] exception of their nominees for equity Judge
and county treasurer. LOOmls5 republican
/ for county judge seems to have been de
/ feated.
! BALTIMORE, Nd, November Returns
! received from districts out of the city lndl-
| cate the election OF Chas. III. Gibson demo-
crat, in the First district; Dr. Frank +.
Shaw, democrat, in the Second district;
| Barnes Compton, democrat IN the Inlru
I district, and Lewis Z. Comes republican, II
| the Sixth district. This will leave Mary
I lands del5g alton unchanged.
! CHICAGO, Ill, November 2.-Ihe Times
/ says the Illinois legislature is uuquesrIOna-
] bly, republican 10 both branches. Accord
/ ing to the Times the next United States
senate Is republican, and the democratic
majority is the house has been reduced to
about a.
CnCIENATI, o., November 2.-Ths chair
man of the Ohio republican state central
/ committee claims the state by 1900, and
/ fifteen congressman
| Dies MONIES, IA, November The State
I Register, on the returns so far received est
mates the republican maloEItle5 on the state
ticket at $50. The republican state commit
/ tees figures are about the same as The Regis
| teI's. The democratic state committee mas
furnished the following: At midnight our
returns are very meagre. Thirty precincts
show a net democratic majority of 2z6. The
| same ratio viii carry the state by 600 to 500
! for the democrats.
ST. Paul, MINI, November 2-Ths Pho
HeeT Press claims that the state has gone re-
| publican by I, 800 majority, and all the re
/ Publican congressman are elected with a
! possible exception Of Herbet5 in the Third
district.
MILWAUKEE WIS, November 2. At mid
night it is conceded that the entire state re-
/ publican ticket has been elected by hand
/ some majority.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, November AT I
O'Clock this morning Chairman Henderson,
/ of tie democratic state central committee,
l says he Is confident the state has elected the
/ democratic state ticket by 10000 plurality,
I and democratic legislature. A member OF
| the executive committee expresses his belief
I that the republican state ticket has been
/ elected, nut that the legislature is saved to
/ tde democrats. The election Of eight con-
/ gressmen sure, / claimed
/ BOSTON, MASS, November 2-Ihe vote of
Hill, which is the hrst received ar G which Is
/ considered an Gugury fOretsllIng the result
/ in The state, stand a tie of is for governor
and lieutenant governor. Long, for con
gr5Es, has one plurality. There Is a ne for
] senator. The republican representative has
/ a plurality of a.
! election In Georgia is for members Of con
/ grsEs only, and there Is no opposition to the
/ democratic nominees. Prohibition is not
/ political issue in this state.
! NEW ORLEANS, November 2.-Ihs election
I in this state to-day Is for congressman only.
/ This democrats made an active canvass
| throughout the state though they have little
| opposition. The complexion OF the LOulsl
| ana delegation is not to be changed.
/ New YORK, November 2.-Ih6 Tribune
/ estimates that the next senate of the United
| States viii contain A republicans and 81
] democrats a republican gain or one and
| the house of representative viii consist Of
] 155 republicans and 40 democrats, a rspub
| lean gain Of 30.
CHICAGO Ill, November 2.-rhe Times
! Omaha. special says: A comparatively light
| vote was cast throughout Nebraska. The
republican state ticket, headed by General
/ John M. Ihayer, has been elected by over
1000 majority
! DETROIT Moi, November 2, . q. m.-Che
| democratic state committee claims the cleo
/ ton of their state ticket by 1900 plurality,
/. while the republicans make a slightly larger
I claim to the same thing. Only about one
seventh of the state has been heard from.
/ MONTGOMERY, Ala, November 2.-Ihe
/ weather was clear and voting Light. The IN
dicalons are all favorable to solid demo
! cratic delegation.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, November 2.-Ths re-
turns from all over this state render certain
the election Of the democratic candidate IN
each of the congressional districts.
CONCORD, n. H, November 2--Forty
towns give Sawyer, republican, g, 656i Cogs-
well, democrat, 5743; We tWOFth, prohibit
ton, 1SS; republican net gain g.
NASHVILLE, IzSIE., November 2.-Ihe re-
turns show democratic gains all over the
state, though a light vote has been polled.
Bob Taylor, democratic Caadl date for gov
erDOr, Is elected By 2J,GOO or 251UOO majority.
The democrats gain one congressman IN the
Eighth district. All democratic districts
, mai0rities- The republican legislature in
this (DavidsOn) county has been elected.
FL DENvER, Coz, November The election
] of Adams, democrat for governor by 6
- plurality of 200 Is conceded b. the r6pub-
hcans. The legislature ana senatorial tick
. [ cts in a majority of the counties were car
ried by the democrats, so that there Is little
, doubt but that they viii have control OF the
I lower house of the general assembly and
possibly Of the senate. The remainder OF
o. auditor, and possibly attorney general are
, carried by the democrats
CHICAGO, Ill, November The J0lullu.
, makes tine following compilation as to the
Is democrats, and labor J. House % TO
|DublfeanE. 65 democrats ana ? UFohi bi ton