Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-05
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tAs IarislAears.


eAAA2 80 AfcAAa1I1k& WIZ A24& 3 mEfutAtY
~ the Legislature o. joint h,llo1.
IL this atty - 40 q. N. tha vote for
aoysrnoE uaa g follows; BaEtlsss,
lOy154, swift S30&, wiaRinfon i7ts,
O'Dounel 66ab. kagseN lis Tha Dam-
ecFal1 have eleoled the EayoF and 4
majority q theiF municipal ticksk w.
ID. Engliah, chairman Of he DomooFatic
olets Central COMMITTEES. this morning
stated that be vas eatigaed tha1 naRf-
lett would Be elected b majority of
from go 70 1000. John +. SWifi said
ne tnouRhl Be vas eieetod b from 50 /.
% 100 majority.
10 2. m.--In tha First Congressional
District tie Vots as Gar ns eoantsd
stands: Ihompenu. Dem., e0fo, GarosR.
hsp., 61I4; 10 he Heo0ad, blnQs. Deua.,
$50. Oampbeil. Rap, a50l; IL the Third,
MoPiko. Dam, 6528, MaKenna, Rsp..
lI.066; IN The Fourth. MoOoppiR, Dsm.,
oS1h. MoFr0w, Req, 9150, 6amnoa, lad,
lIse; u tho Fifth. Sullivan, Dsm., 0952,
felkon, Req, o0l5.
OF l23, ,t73 sotea, includina Saa Fran.
cisco eounfy, Ssifi haa 63.65l, Bartlett
81 ZIG, WiRRinton l459, OsDonnsll IL.
S06. Russell PAS.
AZ l0:lB IN, W. d. ENGLISH, Chair
man OF the Democratic STATE Central
COMMITTEES, elaima l6 DamaaFAtio ma
tority on joint BALLOT of tha LeRisla-
turs.
Few mamnshfFa
CoHooaD, Nov. 4.-The eieatlen az
MsKeuny (Dem., g Conaress II the
kiFst DistFiet over Haynes "a ~ 4
conceded by Q plurality Of about l60.
This Il : Dsmooratio gain q enc rneu,-
Der, and eQnallg divides the New
Hampshire dsleRasion.
New Jer.ey.
TRnNToE, Nov. 4.-Tha rsanlt as 10
the Legislature is still IN aoubt. Both
the Republicans and che Democrats
claim that they have q majority on
joint ballot. The Damaeraiia state
Committee claim, that Green (Dem. }
has between nine and ten thousand ma
ioFity over H ,Wsy (Rep.) for Governor.
The Republicans have Y Senators aud
the Democrats 3. TIE Democrats
claim 81 oat Of 60 members Of she As
sembly, and The Republicans claim she
aaWe number. In 4 number OF distriota
the vote Is 50 olose that the result can.
not be dehnitely known until the ballots
are ooantod.
NKwAsK, Nov. 4.-Tha Legislature BY
the last count has q Democratic major
lty OF enc on ioift ballot, witheat Don
ohne the Labor Assemblyman Of Pas
saio There viii be Feoounts ia Salem,
Burlington. the Third District Of Pas
sale and the Second District Of Easex
county.
Indiana.
IHpTANkPe1Is. Nov. IA will take
the official count today 10 decide the
standing Of the Legislators. The Dem
0otata claim Il by I've mai i5rity and tba
Republicans By six. Fhe Nslns this az
ternoon publishes q list (n0t ofaoial)
giving tbe Republicans two majority
There is no change 10 the ConaFessi0n i
delegation. Hoiman's majority is
PennsylVanIa.
PHILADELPHrA, Nov. 8.- Revised re
turns give Beaver. (Rsp.l fer Governor.
5000 plurality.
Conneeflent.
HAnTFonD, Nov. 3.--The Prohibition
v1ts vas 2lls IN 1884, and LaboF vote
1875. The Legislature stands: Senate,
Republicans II. Democrats 10; House,
Republicans l37. Democrats ITO, la.
Dor 2, This gives on Joint ballot Re
pablioan majority Of %. and insurel
lhe election Of q Republican United
States senator.
Wtseonalms
MmWkuEnn, Nov. l.-From the Oom-
plets returns fron al The Legislative
DiafFiets the 6eafiaeg figures that the
Rspublieana have . majority of Sc oVsI
eli opposition In the Legislature on I
Joint ballot and they control both thg
Senate and Assembly.
naahe.
SAGR LAKR, Nos. t.-Tha returns frou
Idahs, thongh mangeR, indicate the eloo
tioa Of Dubois, RsDablioan, as DolaRatl
~ q annail majority.
81. LOUIS, Nov. G.--AdditiouaI returns
from tbs interior Of the Stats ean6rm
IN q general Way, lass nights statements
regarding che Congressional disiFicea
All the districts. oxcsptinR ths Fifth and
Thirleonth, return Dsmnorats bg fail
70 large msioFitisa. ClsFey 10 the TENTH
aud Burn are ont down nearly one half
hut the remainder feeaiVs nearly 1, no
quite tho usual DomooFatia maioFitiaa
Ia che Second Distriet, where Mans1I
and Halo both ran, MauBuF, the reRulai
nomines, has about 800 majority. Wade
/ Rep.. "a eae Thiftsenth District. wil
haVe aboat 100 uaafority. Ths CON
plsxion Of the Legislature cannot ret b,
given nor can tho Dsmooratio majority
on the State ticket be stated.
Mianssota.
81. PaUr, Nov. 4.-RatuFns al day
have been generally faVofabis 10 ths
DsmecFats, and the moat sanaulus Re
/ publtaana are not nov claiming %,
election u MoGili as 0ovsrnof by moFl
than 5000, wkiio the Democrats ar,
einted and confident that DE-. Ames vi
be elected b. q amAll majority. Ths 20
suFns are coming 10 slowly. handreds ol
prsoincta 10 tbs stats being ramoto fFou
tslegrAphia com mnsioation. n q auiis
probable that il may take TIE ofil8ia
canvass 20 decide. Ia Hennepin onanty
where Dr.. Aines resides. aBms 800 bal
lots FER him wero thruWn ons beoansI
the words labor ticket we're printed
theFs On, 0hsetiinE the Rspubiiaaes
clain Of excessive Dsusaeratio frauds ir
thi8 tkamayl osantg. WhatheF Ne
Giii IL eleeied o. not. the hepnbiisan
State tiakef aa whaia certainlY 4. 4
be ran about 1890 behind Ihs oiheI
candidates for State Offices. The Minne
sofa Leeislature has 80 msmbera. w
foFty-aevsn Senators and los Rspsassn
tativea. IN the last Senate there weF,
thirty six Republicans and eIsgsu Dem.
ocfata. In the H91se. seventy nine &c
pahiieans and twenty -f0ur Dsrc crats
Il h impossi1ie 20 give reliabls Gzure,
aa % the eaInDg4iti0n of khs aaxt fsecfa
iAtuEe, bas esfimatss 0ow give for 10
Senate forty ketu8lioana and hfteer
Demecrsts: Honss. seventy Eve Repab
iieAna and twenty Eve Democrats and
ihe faFners' AlliaBos. which usnie
give . Repablieau mai0rity q twsnty
nine on . joint baliok.
WnahluGfoa FeERitsxv.
TzzAND coUNxH.
CouFExELAn. New. a.-soveland psa
ciunk nives BfadshaW "a Vsarh.s.. 81