The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-05
NEW YORK ELECTION.

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NEW YoRK, Nov. Avery little bust.
ness Is doing down, town to-day, election
day being q legal holiday. The large
establishments opened in the morning bu
closed at noon. The day was fine ant
all interested exerted themselves to OBJ
tain full vote.
The election OF the Tammany county
ticket is generally conceded, with doubts
about Donahue Tor the Supreme Court
The contest is exciting only In the Assem-
bly, and Senate districts. Tom Murphy
and Col. Lester Arthur arc said 10 have
charged Sheridan Shook and Commission
err Van Wort and two other Representa-
tive Republicans with deserting the com
bination ticket, giving their support Il
William Walsh for County CLERK
against the Republican and Apollo Hal
candidate, Jacob W. Patterson.
Murphy in retaliation Is reported as
threatening to call of his Republican
voters from the McCool combination can.
didates for Sheriff, and he in turn is said
TO be urging his followers 10 defeat Muir
phys plans and to vote ior Walsh. =.
The fight in some OF the Senate and
Assembly districts Ia bitter, and the Po-
lice Commissioners are showing their
hands.
Some Of the Tammany inspectors have
been arrested and Appollo Hall Demo.
crats substituted. This Is in the interest
OF the combination.
But few fights have occurred. In sev-
eral election districts both inspectors and
poll clerks failed to make their appearance
at the appointed time, but the vacancies
were speedily filled by others who were
sworn In.
A number OF Tammany men with bags
OF tickets in their hands were standingon
Third avenue at hali.past 8 O'Clock, when
the lamps on the avenue were suddenly
put out. One man was struck from be-
hind with sand bag and flung TO the
ground. A struggle ensued for a bag OF
tickets, but Third avenue car which
came along was hailed, and the friends Of
the wounded man succeeded in putting
him on the car, which was driven rapidly
down town. .7r'r7..
While some men were discussing poll
tics In liquor saloon on East Oath street
this morning, row occurred and Morris
Sallinger was stabbed In the abdomen.
Six men have been arrested TO await an
investigation.
The State election returns are coming
in by townships and districts, sixty.four
OF these show the total Republican major.
titles 1881, Democratic majorities 2,l95,
net Republican majority 1856. The vote
for the Secretary Of the State COM
pared with the same vote In 1871 Is used
as the basis ofcomparison, and shows the
total Republican gains GS3, total Deme-
cratic gains 2,162, net Democratic gains
1,479.
NEW York, Nov. 4-0:15 P. M.-No
definite returns have been received from
any part Of the city. It Is claimed that
the city has gone Tammany Democratic
by from $4,000 to 90, 900 majority. II the
latter figures are correct there Is not
much doubt but the State has gone Dem.
ocratic by several thousand majority.
The election Of Cox to Congress is con.
ceded. 'g ~
The returns from Brooklyn indicate
that Hunter, Democratic candidate Tor
Mayor, has been elected and the Demo.
cratic majority OF that city Tor Secretary
Of State will probably reach 5000.
New YoRK, Nov. 4-Filty.ssven addi.
tional towns from the interior OF the
State give net Republican majority Of
220; net Democratic gain, 1898. Net
Republican majority in the III towns
thus far, 8 1856; net Democratic gain, Q .s62.
A German named VIM. Tiber was sc.
yerely injured this afternoon by having
q bottle ot vitriol thrown in his face while
standing at polling place in the Fourth
Ward. F.
Brooklyn, 9Th district complete, Yillers,
Democratic, Secretary OF State, lat ma.
jority, being q gain Of 964 over the vote
Of 1871.
: Interior towns additional 10 those sent
give net Republican maj. Of 1926; net
Republican mai. In total Of 1S2 towns
and cities, 6,229. This includes Syracuse,
Rep. maj. 1877, and Auburn, Rep. maj
736. There is nothing up to 10:15 from
ALBANY, Nov. 4.-The indications are
that the Democrats have carried this
county by 1000 maj.
For Secretary Of State, Brooklyn, 23d
Ward complete, Thayer $3.50 majority;
18th Ward complete, Weller 775, Thayer
7l0; 2lst Ward complete; Weller 1895,
Theyer 1,031.
RENSSELAER, county gives o Republican
majority Of 1,039. Additional towns and
districts give O net Republican majority
Of ST.. The net Republican majority in
22l towns and districts Is 1901. Pough.
keepsie City gives Democratic majority
Of 81, o Democratic gain over 1879 Of 1886.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4-10P. Mn this
city 90 Tar the vote upon the State ticket
is greatly mixed, owing to the attempted
combination between Apollo Hall and
the Republicans. Despite the early clos
Ing Of the polls and the expectation ofthe
early returns from the remotest parts ol
the city, the returns OF the election have
come In slowly, the delay being due to
the necessity OF the officials having to
canvass very long list Of names EN-.
braced In the general ticket At this hour
the returns Of the vote for Sheriff are still
lacking in number oi the districts. The
total number Of figures received so far
leave no doubt OF the election Of Conor
for Sheriff, and Walsh for County Clerk,
by a very large majority. The vote for
Sheriff thus far stands, Conor, Dem
81, ,992; McCool, 11,54s, For County
Clerk, Walsh, DENY, 1896; Patterson,
iRep J, 12y456.
New YoaK, Nov. Also P. M,-The
returns from over one third Of the city in.
dicate majority for Conor, for Sheriff, ol
25 900. Walsh, nCounty Clerk, $4,000.
Ten election district 10 the sixth Con.
gressional district give 8. g. Cox 1893;
Wadsworth 45S.
The vote on the judicial amendment to