Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-07
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massachusetIs.
BosToN, Nov, 6.--The vote of Massachusetts,
nearly complete, lOots up: Grant 13t OF, Gree
ley 1880; Grants majority 70 ,217; majority
for Washburn for governor II ,23S.
Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. G.-The North Amcri-
can claims the state for Grant by a majority of
l25,O0O.
New York.
THE CITY ELECTION
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-All but three election
districts heard from on the mayOraltv vote of
this city give Hayemeycr (ren.) 81 $3.50; Law
renee (Tammany) 4S,j05; and O'Bricn (Apollo
halD 81, -lIavemeyCr'S plurality being 1854.
The following is the result for city officers
Judge of the Supreme Court, Noah Davis;
Judge Of the Superior Court, H. G. Van Worst;
CITY Judge, Josiah Sutherland; District AttOr-
ncy, b. X. Phelps; Coroner, Adolph Kessler;
all republicans except Sutherland and Kessler
who were candidates of Apollo hall, but were
also supported by the republicans.
Returns from all but eighteen election districts
inlthis city give S. 5. Cox, democratic candidate
for congressman at large, % 1881 majority over
lremainc. The congressman elected from the
city are William R. Roberts, James Brooks,
Thomas j. Dreamer and Fernando Wood, all
democrats, John D. Lawson and David Il.
Mellish, republicans
New YORK, Nov 6. -Mayoralty returns from
all except six election districts give Lawrence
1871, O'Brien 33,SSS, and Havemeyer 81 ,238;
tlayemeyer's majority over Lawrence, SAP.
The majority for ScUdder, republican, in the
first congressional district, exceeds 1900.
Congress: Fifth city district, Roberts 1881,
Stewart 5OS1; sixth district, Brooks 14772,
Dunn 1885; seventh, Dreamer 9454, Geib 1868;
eighth, Shaw s549, Lawson / IT'S; ninth, Hardy
1856, Mellish 1886, Connally 1923 tenth, OAR
ling 9G31, Wood 10,j07.
NEW YORK, Nov. George Bliss, Jr., is
talked Of for United States district attorney, in
place of Noah Davis, elected supreme court
judge. Benjamin X. Phelps is also mentioned
in connection with the Office, should he not be
elected county district attorney.
New YORK, Nov. 6.-The aldermanic ticket
endorsed by the committee of seventy is elected
entire.
Phelps (repuOlican), endorsed by the commit
tee of seventy, is chosen district attorney by
$500 majority Sutherland, for city Judge, has
$4,000 over Bedford.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Ncarlv complete re-
turns Tor mayor give Havemeyer 47,S16, Law
renee 45,39S, and O'Breu 81 ,121.
Sheriff Brennan claims the election of Law
renee, which, however, is hardly probable.
ELECTION IN THE STATE,
NEW YORK Nov. 6.-The returns thus far
received from Brooklyn give Greeley 35,401, and
Grant 81 ,429. Schumacher (democratl is elected
to congress from the second district; Stewart l..
WoodfOrd and P. H. Croollc (republicans) from
the third and fourth districts. The democrats
elect six out OF nine assemblymen and the city
ticket.
The assembly in the state will probably stand
"A democrats 10 IS republicans, the senate
with is republican, holding over from last year
Eleven Iammany asSemblymen are elected in
the city, nine republicans, and one representa-.
tive OF Apollo hall, who was also supported by
the republicans.
The vote on the general ticket in the city and
county fell short of registration 1914. The
republican vote is 1862 more than was cast year
ago. Herman stmaiorty in the city will proba-
bly, be 5000, but he will not have enough over
his ticket in the state to defeat Dix.
Williams, it is claimed by republicans, is
elected sheriff of Brooklyn.
New YORK, Nov. 6.--rhe vote of Kings coun-
~ Tor governor was, Dix 80, 223, Herman 81 176;
Tor congressman at large, ITemain 81 ,911, Cox
S2,277; congress, second district, Schumacher
(dem) 1873, Perry (rep) 1901, Robinson Cndc-
penden) SS5; third district, Goodrich CiberaN
lG4O1, Woodiord trep) 1902; fourth district,
Goldman tdem) 1905, Crooke (repl 9778. VIII.
llams (rep) is elected sheriff by 1881 plurality
Columbia county gives Greeley, COS majority
Herman 646; Rensselaer, county, Grant 31HO ma.
.orlty, Dix $500; Putnam county, Grant 1863 ma
ority, Dix 42S; Genesee county, Grant 1870
majority, Dix 1880
Oswego county, 3113 Grant majority; Wyom-
ing county, 1850 Grant; Greene county, 800
Greeley; Oneida county, Greeley 1896. Herman
runs over thousand ahead of Greeley in this,
his own, county. Ulster county, Grant 600
Sullivan county, Grant 800; Chemung county,
Grant G20; Albany county, Grant 600. St. John
Gepnblicanl is elected TO congress in the 18th
district by 200, over Horton.
ob5,
r,,,,,,,,..,x NJ.
NV o'elutns tnronghont me
slale lnHlcate Uraht majority at from 10000
to $1,000.
Iowa.
Dies MONIES, Nov. 6-3 A. M.-Specals to the
State Register indicate that Iowa will give Grant
ooooo 10 Oo,ooO'
Indiana.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 6.-AdditionaI returns
received this morning show continnod renuhij.
can Gains in $50 precincts mt i50S in tbo
The net republican rain is If .0s2 S''''''
WAsHINGToN. d. G.. Nov & The nrceiden,
TODAY received n disnatch from SenatoT Ninrtnn
stating that Indiana oiyes n renubiiran nninri,,,
of from 20 900 TO % 600 10y
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 6.-Fifty counties, Off.
clai ana reporteS majorities, give a republican
majority OF l9,oS3. The republican central
committee claim the state by 23,OOO majority.
California.
SAN FRANcrsco. Cal. Nov. 6.-Full rcturns
of the city make Grants majority 5S7 Clovtnn
republican for CONGRESS has fo5I moioritr III,
vote on the Inroposition TO suhsidile the Cole
RADIO railroad is, for tho subsidy t45 saGainst IA
S45. ~
SAN FpANcIsco Nov g Tho renpb,;oor
state central committee estimate Grant}s major.
ity throughout the state NJ 65s0 with seventeen
counties TO hear from. twelve Of which are con.
ceded for Greeley. The election Of Co@hlan and
Houghton, republicans. for CONGRESS Is dombtfmi
SAN FRANCIsco, Nov. G,-Grant's majority
may be safely put down at 1000 Some claim
SUM In inc second ana third congressional
ulsIflcts rag ana Conghlan are probably
SoIo,.ad ,t ,, fo oiose, out II Is
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Dispatches from Portland, Oregon, give
Grants majority at l0O0. Grants majority in
Portland is 800 and in Salem 3S44.