The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-06
Grant Carries New York and is
REFLECTED.
JUG HANDLED RETURNS
SUCCESS OF THE LITTLE g.
blessed are Those Who Ex-
pect Nothing, for They
Shall Not be Dis
appointed"
NEW YORK.

BROOKLYN, November 5.-A large
vote is being polled. The Democratic
ticket is largely ahead in Kings county
for both national aud State candidates,
the estimated Democratic majority
being from 5000 to 10000. The Re-
publicans are closely contesting the
local officers. The Democrats will
probably elect Schumacher in the Sec
ond Congressional District. General
Stuart l.. Woodford will probably be
elected from the Third Congressional
District.
New YORK, November 5, ?. NJ
The election in this city passed Oft
in a comparatively quiet manner. All
the places OF business closed at an early
hour. and the day was observed as a
holiday. The voting during the morning
was very heavy, but 10 the afternoon
a lighter vote was cast. Admirable
order was preserved and hardly a DIS.
turbsnce took place. In the ward dis
tricts over two-thirds OF the whole vote
was polled before ii A. NJ. A large
number arrests were made for illegal
voting, but nearly every case was dis
charged. At tour o'clock the polls
closed, and the counting OF the votes
commenced. The present indications
favor the election Of o Brien for Mayor.
NEW YORK, November 5, go P. M
There is every indication that Greeley
has a majority IN this city Of forty
thousand. This is large Republican
gain. In most of the lower districts OF
the city Republican tickets were passed
out of Apollo Hall boxes snd voters
appeared to be apathetic.
Buffalo citv-The entire Republican
ticket is elected by 5000 majority.
Thirty.four to yrs in the State give
Grant 3lS5. Fifteen towns give DIX
1871 majority.
New YORK, November 5.-Eighteen
towns heard from outside this city give
Grant a total majority of 2OSl. Six
towns give Dix majority Of !0O3 The
returns are coming in rapidly IN this
CITY. indicating an immense falling on
in the Democratic vote Greeleys ma
iority will not exceed 10000 from pres,
ent appearances. Halt the districts Of
the CITY have already been heard from,
Giving Greeley majority OF 1876.
New YORK, November 5-Thirty
towns heard from in the State gives
Grant a majority of 1881. Thirteen
towns give DIX majority OF l719.
Rome. Oneida county, complete, gives
Greelev ll9j; Grant lllj; Herman l29S;
Dix lO+l.
In the city of Brooklyn complete re-
turns are not vet received but estimates
Greelev's majority will reach IS OOo!
From further returns received 1t is
now estimated that Greeley's majority
in this CITY will not be more than from
Is 600 10 10000. Considerable scratch
ing has been don on the CITY and State
ticket. The vote on the MayoraIty Is
s,ilI in doubt. The Republicans have
made great gains in the city, and have
carr;ed the State by large majority.
Havemeyer is elected Mayor by 5000
majority. rl -;
New YORK, October 5.-Ihe e'n-
nated majority for Greeley in this city is
g0 600 The following is the vote Of
the Assem- bly, Districts SO 'ar as ass Ie
oa;vod First District, Greeley, 1888
Gront 2O29 Second, Greeley, $3.50;
Grant l476. Fourth, Greeley, 3i69
crant 1916. Seventh, Greeley, 3O3
crart 1890 Eighth, Greeley, 1861
Grant, 5UZO. N'"t"' SSi.' 9qO5
Cat o3S5 Thirteenth, Greeley, 2SI3
cant 32l5. Fourteenth, Greeley, 2932
Grant 1897. Nineteenth, Greeley
22l5; Grant, 1866. -,
The official vote Of this city for the
electoral ticket is, Greeley 1927 - GGaD' 6,D
"A 800. a majority for Greeley OF 22'9Zo