Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-08

of the 18th district Hsrdenburg. of the
l4th district; Lord, of the 2s.h (Roches.
teri district; Fargo, of the Slst buffalo,
district.
Midnight Returns up to this hour in
dictate clearly that King county has gone
Democratic by several Thousand msioritv
for the State ticket. In Brooklyn, 3roWel
the regular Democratic candidate TO-
mayor, is certsinly elected, and nearly III
received but few votes. The Democrats
elect their sssemblymen in the third,
fourth and ninth districts.
The Democratic majority in the city
Is estimated at thirty Thousand.
In the lower wards of the city the
Democrats hold their own, but In the
upper part their losses sreIconsidersble.
Lsdw1th is generally abandoned by Tam
many. He is badly beaten in one dis
trict. Barrett has 499, Ledwith none.
The Democratic msjority in Brooklyn is
estimated at nearly five Thousand. Nearly
the whole Democratic city and county
ticket was chosen in Brooklyn. Powell,
democrat, was chosen mayor by a small
msj jority over Booth, Republican. Kslb-
heiseh, irregular Democrat, running far
behind. Three Republican assemblymen
and six Democrats will probably be
chosen.
Ciemung county gives 24S Democratic
majority. Repub blicaD gain Off. Tioga coun-
ty gives $50 Republican majority. In this
city the fourth ward gives 30S8 msjority
for the Democratic State ticket, but gives
3IS3 against Lsdwith One hundred and
forty-Iwo towns give 7642 Republican
gain. The majority in the State can hard
ly 90 below 81, LOCO. Cock, Democrat, was
chosen senator In the first district; Pierce
and Murphy, Democrats, were reelected
in the Kings. Among Republican gains
are, Poughkeepsie, 7C0; Yonkers, 6S4;
Flushing, 1853; Rome, 35; and among the
Democratic gains are, Hornellsville 104
and Binghsmpton 40. Oswego county
elects three Republican sssemblymen.
Seventh yard; 1879 majority for the
Democratic State ticket; nearly 1000 for
Ledwith, and nearly 5000 for Shandley
over. Sigsl for register. First ward; 1910
msjority for Democratic State ticket; 1876
for Led with, aud 1890 for Shandley. Third
ward; 264 for Democratic State ticket; 1s3
against Ledwith and 4 for Ssgel. Four
teenth ward; 1851 for Democratic State
ticket. IS for LedWith and 10 for Shand-
ley eleventh ward; 22z4 for Democratic
8 --Ee ticket, 29S against Lsdwith and Il73
or Sigel. The foregoing is given as
9 sample of the splitting of tickets.
IN BROOKLYN
the vote is heavy. No trouble over there.
Powell, Democrat, is probably elected
mayor, the German. vote for Kalbf sisch
being mostly st thea pense of the Repub-
licsn party. John Saunders, the motor
ious rough was locked up, for persusding
an unsophisticsted German to vote the
name of another man. Vote distributors
as general thing ara well supplied with
money. Warrants are out for the arrest |
Of the notorious Jim Irving, charged with |
3 violation of the iection laws He is . |
candidate for the general assembly, Al
herman O'Neill was arrested last night |
for inducing man to register falsely. |
He wss bsiled today in the sum Of |
twenty thousand dollars. Additional ar |
rests were made for illegal voting.
In the fifth ward this evening, a party |
IF roughs entered the liquor store of John |
Oevlin and commenced to hurl bottles in |
,very direction. The brothers Devlin, to |
iefend themselves, fred two shots at |
hem and dangerously wounded one Of |
he number in the jaw.