, 1886-11-03
The Latest Returns From all
States.
New Works United Democratic
Ticket Elected.
Telegraphic News and Notes
of the Day.

new ork, NOV. -lhe ioll0winIi
nave peen elected TO congress: Tenth dlS
'rlc,' i. b. opinola DEM; eleventh, l
a. Mcrrlman (dem.)i thirteenth, hgber
Il. Niele dem. }; fourteenth, 1. o.. Stahl
necker (dem-); twenty eighth 1hos- f
fio9d rep, -. .
New York, Nov. 2-The 1ribu4e est
mates Una, tle next senate oil the Inite'
states VIII contain iorty-two republicans
and thirty four democrats, a republican
gan o. one, ana mat the mouse oil repre-
seh'atlVes VIII consists OF l92 republican;
ana ~ democrats a republican gam OF
ou. l.etgrns indicate mat Ihe state as
scnioiy VIII s'ahd; h~epuoiicans %, demo.
cri.s %; a aemqfratlc gam OF two.
view orS' NOV. IN inc hrst con,
gressl9nal district Ferry Bclmon (dcm
Is re-ciectcd'
Utica, N. ", Nov. 2.-Jamcs S. Shcr-
man (rep.) is elected to congress, defeat
ing Spriggs dem by 1000 or more.
Davis (rep.) is elected to the assembly
from the third district
BROOKLYN. Nov. bliss Glem.A. Ma.
honey dem. White Irep.O. and Camp.
bell (dem.) are undoubtedly elected con.
gressmcn from Kings COUNTY.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 2.-Atoa n. only
twenty-eight out of sixtv-seycn countic.
in the state have been heard from. These
show n net gain for Beaver (rcn0 of ~
253. This wines ont Pattison's nluralitv
of lSs2, and gives Beaver a plurality in
the state Of l7,Oll. Counties yet to be
heard from will increase this largely.
Beavers plurality will reach close upon
IN nAn
Philadelphia, Nov. Figures on the
state ticket come in slowly, but show an
lnvariable plurality for Beaver (%Tepubli-
cam Tor governor. Ills plurality In tins
city VIII not iall below 1000. The other
candidates ON thc state ticket are well up
with inc head. Bygham (r%epublIcanl Is
eleeteI 10 congress IN the hrSt %district;
" Mem (repuDlcan) IN second Randall
democrat IN the third; helly %lrepublican)
ih Ihe fourth liarmer Vrepnellcan) IN the
TI.ni hrmen,roui ~Vdeinocra, IN inc eighthi
LEI slaha lrepuplican IN inc nin,h; SOW
~In NuoliVora'l IN we 'cnthi nucSalo"
1uJItHroclS' III 'nc cieNeh,h' PoIn1 lre'
p IN an li wy ioui.Ien' "arsn Vudni-
ol u n,n.e'envn, N1,1eI ucpupi,
T"nI u! u '"unty seIon9' p"yhe lrepuo-
man! III INC '"c"'S ,niru.
ERE, NOV 2,-lhe election board OF
the hrst precinct, FIRST ward, rejected the
votes OF soldier inmates OF the fenn-
syivania soldiers and sailors Home OF
TINS cry to day ma the DECISION was sus-
tanned by county Judge w. \. ualbralth.
Reading, Pa, Nov. 2.-Tic complete
vote in this city, is: Black, 4,637; Beaver,
1910. The republicans will probably
a1aat ,hn,r ,rr, ,,o,,la-. e H., la.ta1,t,r.
Smith and Douglas from this city-by
narrow malorities.
Chicago, Nov. "A special dispatch
from Kansas CITY SAYS, The returns so
far received from the fifth district. now
represented by Warner (republican). indi-
cate that it has zone for Phillips demo
craft. and that the democrats have carried
Kansas CITY.
Chicago. Nov. 2.-The election in this
city and throughout Cook county was
quietly conducted, and the vote polled
was A fairly large one The feature Of in
tcrcst in the canvass was the advent of
the united labor party, which brought to
its support very largely the sympathizcrs
with socialism. The new party in the
strong democratic wards divided the vote
very evenly with the democrats, while in
the strong republican wards the rcpubli-
cans and democrats held their own, with
very few labor votes beng cast. lndlea-
Mons at II o clock tonight are that the
republican ticket has a majority IN both
the city and outlying country towns en-,
braced IN COOK county and Is elected
with the exception OF three Republican
Judges II republicans eject three
Judges and the democrats three all OF
Wnom were endorsed ny inc lapor sohVeh-
Won, tod IH Iaho Mn 's n'" H. appe la III ,Ie
aloe, Ada,ns in h Grst connross;onni lie
,r;o, aloe, NI"son !; IL ,ho hi d;s,r;", Ond
u'I oloc .t'I nrnhom j.; u ,hc ' Gnnr,h h''''I' am rir
1Jom = i o'oIaotai ~ ,Lo S"oond 1;s,r,
Ch;caro Nov o"Rntvrns ~, Io ~
indicate that the united labor party has
elected four members of the state %lccisla.
turc from this county. l.. u. DIVER.
Richard NJ. Burke CIV Dixon and
George Rohrback. This the united labor
people claim, will give them the balance
of power in the legislature.
Cbicoro. Nov. o-SnccioIs IN tbc
r. ~. LIS ~
eleventh congressional district, Rowcll
(rep.) in the fourteenth district and Hit
trcp) in the sixth district are undoubt.
eddy re elected.
Omaha. Nov. 1.-The republican state
ticket is elected by over 5000 majority.
Congressman James Laird. of the second
| district, and G.. w. II. Dorsey. of the
third district, are elected. Church Howe,
republican candidate for congress in this,