Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-04

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~. Ihe Legislature vii Be tao ihif1s
Republican. Accounts 20 far received
indioale The eleclion q lanee aambers
inslE8oled for Van Wyok. a heavy vote
was pliied for Van Wyck as proleEance
FER Uniand States Senator, bat 4 i nat
known whsther q majority o. volers AZ
pressed q preferences. DuuRias countg.
inolndin0 Omaha. alects two Repahii-
aana 20 he Stats Senate, and foaF mem
heRsof ne H0ase are Repuhiieans While
fuaF asa Democrats. Tue vola % STATE
Senator between Douglas and Sarp3 l.
eloss and may require tie ofiinial can
vass. Rep1blieaR members from this
county are al Van Wyok man.
New Jsrsey.
JHwxx Crrx. Nss. Slater returns
received by the Democratie State con.
mitts. give ths Demoeeals tWo majority
en joint ballot Ia the Lagislature. 1ha
LEGISLATURE il also claimed by Ne he
pablieana MoAdoo has q plurality of
3 for OonQreE Ia tho 6evonth District.
INV YonK, Nov. 8.-Reiurns from
Il hew Seruog ghnW that k. q. Green.
De@., has beaten nine OF ten thonaano
majority. Nine Republican and nvu
DameuFatio Ganators hola over, making
fhe nav senate II Republicans and 10
Democrats. Last year the Senate wa
composed Of "a Republicans and Dam
oeFals. The latest rstarua indicate thai
the Republicans have carried n Assem-
bly, districts and the Democrats a3 Lssl
year the Assembly Uag composed Of 81
Republicans and 3 Demoorsta. The
neu Legislature viii elect q auccesanf 20
/ United States Senator 6aueii The
Democratic 6tato COMMITTEES olaiu The
Legislature by q majority of three on
/ ioin3 ballot, thus securing tie election
of q Democratic Unilod States Senator.
The Republioana o0neand that the Lag
/ islatuFe will have q republican majority |
Of one on joint ballot. Ths Republicans /
elect dVe OlnRrsssmeD Hnd the Demo !
erafs two--P Pidcock In che Fourth Dis |
sriot and dcAdoo IN the Seventh.
Nevada.
OAnsuH, Nov. a.-Ths Repuhlioaas
have made q clean sweep OF the State, /
excspt Supreme Judge steWaFt. The /
Legislative oket Vas elected By asmali |
majority.
CINcrHSATI. Nov. 8.-Aeoordfna to Tie /
latest Foturns received here, there are /
only two Congressional distRicts IL this i
8tafa which may Be olaaasd as doubtful. i
These are Ssventh and the Fifteenth.
Il the seventh Campbell. the Demo
cratic nominee, has nn unofficial major
| ity Of 81. In tbs Fifteenth. Monroe
county has not been heard from. The
majority Of GrosvenoF, tho Republican
candidate. outside Of Monroe county is
1856. II Monroe should give Warner q
majority exceeding this. be would be
elected, bat IL is net likely that tbs
Democratic majority IN this county will
90 above 5000. B0OthmAn il the sixth /
district has an unofiaial majority over
Hitt Of 1912.
Following is the list Of successful ear
didates, giving Canpbell she seventh
district and GrogvenoF the Fifteenth
Republicans First, Buttarworth;
Second, Brown; Third. Williams; Sixth.
B1othman; Eighth. Kennedy; Ninth,
PuQsley; Fourteenth, Wyckham; FIT
teenth, GFosVanor; Seventeenth, ]. ID.
Taylor; EiRhteenth, Mckinley; Nine
teenth, IayloF; rWentieeh, Grouse
Democrats = Fourth, Yoder; Fifth,
Serey; Seventh, Campbell; thirteenth,
0uthwaitei Sixteenth Wilkins; Twenty
RICHMOND (Va.), nov. 2--Au the re-
turns received today serve emily to EN-
phasizs the defeat Suffered By the Dem
oorats yesterday. There has been
great falling on 10 their vote through
out the State and their leases IN all the
districts have been almost phenomenal.
OF the ten districts 10 the 3 ate, the
Republicans carried SIX, the Demoarata
three and she Labor party ons, being
net loss Of ave Congressman 20 the
Dsmsoraas. Tue Virginia deleRation TO
the next Congress will be ss follows
First District, i. II. b. Brown, Repub-
lican; ID district, Geo. 3. B0wden, Re-
pablicAn; 81 district, George ID. Wise,
Democrat; fth district. Wm. E. Gaines.
Republican; 9th district, Jno. Il. Brown.
Republican; Sch district, Sami. I. Hop
kins, Labor; I'm district, Charles 4. Il
OFaRreIl. Democrat; 6th district, W. II.
r. Lee, Democrat; 9th district, Henry
q. BoWne, Republican,; 10Th district. Il
Jacob Yost. Rspubliean.
Wtscsnaln.
MILWAUKEE, N0v.3.-rhe returns from
the state oontinue 70 come Ia sleWly. Aa
yes uothinR has been roosived 20 change Il
last RiQht's estimates. Governor RaEk's
plurality is from 10.00o 90 5000. fhs
oomplexion Of tbe Wisconsin OohQras-
aional delaQaticn will remain unehnnq-
ed, the retiromout Of q Rapu0Iican from i
the fouFth distFiot being Offset By the
election Of 6aenther. Republican, 10 the
second distrist over Delany, Democrat.
The State LsRinlatnrs Il Republican
without duubt. Il 10 estimated thai the
Republicans will have Q maiogisy of
from 20 20 Is on joint ballot. Ia Mil
Waukee county. the LRbog tioket made
q clean sweep, eleoting the entire eoanty /
ticket and q membeF % Congress.
Though rsturns from the rural town.
ships Win ooutinue % streRQle 10 for
several days yet, the general resalt is no
longer Ia doubt. The Republicans have
elected Governor R1sk by nos LEES than /
| y O0U plurality, over Woodward, Dem,
and IL b pfobsble that be wili taFn =, i
600. CnaiFman Taylor, of the Repua-
liaan State Central COMMITTEES. places it /
aa 1900. Ths figures are bassd on re- Il
turns from Ave eixihs Of the precincts
Ia The State. THIS plurality wenid Be
an increase Of nearly 5000 over kaak's
plurality tw1 years ago. The gains are
/ prineipAlly IN stFou Dsmoaratie die.
tri1s4. There ata Republican Raine 10
ell but . few oonuties Of TIE otate.
Ga Governor, the hapnblio - plural
| ity ever the Dsmoeratio vote has baen
| incrsassd sven 10 ths Miigankos die
tFiot, Whsge she labor vote has been ths
strongest. TIE Legislature uill have .
Rspu1lican majority on q joint bsilot
of - over tue Democratic and Labor
Representatives. Hhe Senafe i 3 Re
1 pablicans. Democrats and Peoples
party. The Assembly will eonsiei 81 81 Il
Republican, IS Democrats and 5 Peo
pla'a party Representatives. Tbs latseK
wiIl probably aef with the Democrats.
1 1he Republicans lose thrss Assembly i
seats and gain q like numbeF Ia tbe
Senasarial disirisia. Iha Congressional
dslaRAtion will probably sand seven
1 Rspublio4ns, one Dem0sfat and ons
Pe0pis'a party, theagh TIE hfss b 10
/ donnt.
The returns are % msageT that Il i
not po1aibis 90 tali WHISTLER James Doo-
little. Dem, hss defsaied Casgeil. Kep.,
o. not Ihe Rep1blicans have aai e /
/ ths seosnd, o. General BgaGRs' ola Dis
tFiat. Whefe DsiaBsy, Dem,, y defeated
b. GuontheF b e ieast 500. G1entheF
has heFetof0re repFsasnled the clKtt
/ diStFiot 10 OonQFeas and b sliil 2 resi-
/ aaus of tns latter digtKiet Tbs major
fiy af tie Hard Demporals In tha fifth
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