Daily Republican., 1886-11-03
THE ELECTIONS
THE RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS
ELECTIONs.

THE RESULTS OF YksTERDAYss
ELECrIONs.
oensrsl Republican Gains In tie North
stin Solid south How the EIec-
tion Paused or In the Sta e..
Elections were held In thirty-five
States OF the Union yesterday for mem.
0ers OF Congress and many State Of
hctrs. The following 10 . summary OF
the result 10 Tar as heard from:
PBNNsYLvANIA.
Pennsylvania has gone Republican BY
majority quite up to all rational expec-
tation The returns received up TO this
hour show that the whole Republican
State ticket has been elected by o major
ity which promises to reach 5000. The
vote has generally been large, particular
ly In Philadelphia, where the Republican
majority is 5000, and most of the interi-
or Republican counties are well up to
their regular figures, while some have
even improved upon them. The Prohibit
tion vote, wherever returned, has been
light, but thereis not enough reported to
accurately indicate what the aggregate in
the State will be-.
The Republican sweep has probably
carried with it the election of twenty
two Of the twenty-eight congress
men from the State. This is q
Republican gain Of two. The Legisla-
ture Is also strongly Republican In both
Houses, the majority In the Senate being
twenty, and in the House over fifty.
The next Legislature will be composed
of so senators and 201 members of the
House. The senators in the odd-number-
districts hold over. The Legislature will
stand as follows: Senate, Rep, 35; DEM,
Is; House, Rep, 120; DEM, ~; joint bal
lot, Rep, 164; Dem 81. In Philadelphia,
Judge Briggs Republican is defeated by
Judge Gordon, Democrat, by about
5000 majority. Later reports indicate Q
plurality OF over 10000 for general
Beaver for Governor.
CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov.3 Partial 10
turns from all the counties In the State
outside of San ErApcisco county give
she Republicans . majority. Unless the
majority for Bartlett, Dam, for Cover.
nor proves 10 be much larger In San
Francisco than Is expected, Swift, Rep ,
will be elected. The American vote,
which started out sHong, rapidly fell
away, and In the Interior fell behind
the o Donnell, Ind, vote.
CONNECTICUT.
Hartford, Nov. 2.-Thirty- mine
towns give the Republicans 0 354;
Democrats, 1858; Prohibition, 894;
Labor, 143 Fer the Legislature, 80 Re-
|publioAus and 33 Democrats are elected.
Vance, Dem ocrAt, 10 elected TO Congress
| from the First District
HARTFORD. Nov. 2.-Sixty six towns
give the Republican ticket 1902;
pDemocrat, 16.H3; Prohibition, 1,43S;
Labor, 257. The Legislature is Repub-
lican so far. b7 to 46 Democrats.
FLORIDA.
JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 2.-Returni
show Democratic gains in the First aud
Second Congressional districts. The
present congressman, Davidson and
IDougherty will be reelected BY majori'
ties from 1900 TO 8 500.
GEORGIA.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 2 2-There 10 very
| light vote for Congressmen Throughout
| the State and no opposition to thu
Democratic candidates.
ILLINOIS.
| CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-The election II
this city and throughou Cook County
was quietly conducted, and the vot'
polled was . fairly large one.
The Republicans elect three judge
and the Democrats three judges, all o
| whom were endorsed by the Labol
convention, and whose names appeare<
on the United Labor ticket. The Re
publioans e.elect Adams In the Firs
Cong ressional District, elect Macon IL
1.-The Third District and re. elect Dan
lham in the Fourth. LAwler Democra.
lis re- elected In the Second District.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2-Scattering re
turns throughout Illinois indicate tina
the proposed smendment to the Con
lstikutioD, making 1t unlawful to let b!
lcontraot the labor BY con victs, has beei
losrried by a large majority. The vot
In Cock county WAS almost solioly II
favor of the measure.
: INDIANA.
| INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 2,-Very sligh
Republican gains are shown on tn
meagre returns received up TO lo ~.
Il NDIANAPoLIs, Nov. 2.-sixty pre-
cincts show Republican loss, 436; Demo
) cratic loss, 493; net Republican gain
I6Y.
DEs MONIES Nov. 2 There are 180
! precincts Ia the State. At this hour,
10. m, the count has Just commenced
! most OF the polling places. Return
from IL precincts shows q net Republ
CON gain of 124 over last year and th
=: ndications are that the Republican
ihase elected 10 of the II Congressman.
KENTUCKY.
II CHICAGO, Nov 2-rhe Times Cir
, Ioinnstl special says: Speaker Carlisl,
1 although probably reelected, was bea
/; len Ia Uovington by about 1000, havin
, carried the town two years ago b
about 900. He also failed to carry New
tport, his vote falling off very largely.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 2.-The eleotio
| for Ooneressmen and State Board {
EQUALIZATION was generally qui,
Throughout the State. The Democrati
icandidates are generally elected for th
> Board OF Equalization.
Oithe IL Con gressional districts, thrt
lot them are very close with chant
for the Republicans In Fifth, Eighth IN
| lIEleventh districts.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 2.-The oanva
lof the vote In this city has been con
tpleted. The Democrats have carrie
fall three OF the oity districts, and Il
tretuins outside the city indicate Il
teleotion Of Charles p. Gibson, DEM,
the First district; DR.. Frank T. Shas
lDem., in the Second; Barnes Compton
IDem. In the Fifth, and Louis e. M
VOovno. pan In tina Sixth This wi