The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-04
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THE ELECTIONS.
NEW YORK.


opened fine, and the voters are at the
polls in force. There promises to be a
full vote polled in this city and Brooklyn.
POuGHKEEPsIE, November 3.-Thr
vote i'll the city complete. Tilden G4S
majority; Democratic gain of 57l.
NEW YORK, November 3.-Fifty-four
districts outside Of the city of
New York, gave net gain of l,2l3 for
Tilden over last year.
Smith Ely, Jr. Democrat, for Congress,
is elected in the Seventh district by 1000
majority
Two hundred and four districts outside
of New York city give Democratic net
gain Of 1868.
DuNKIRK, n. Y, November 3.-Dix's
majority 435, a Republican gain Of GSj.
New YORK, November 3.-Returns
from half the districts in the city give
Tilden a majority of 23,000; Jones, Re
publican, for Register, 5000 majority.
brooklyn Democratic.
new YORK, November 3.-Two wards
in Brooklyn give 1000 Democratic gain
Kings county will likely give 10000
Democratic majority. Winchester Brit
ton, who was displaced by Governor
Dix, is probably elected District Attor-
ney.
TARRYTowN, n. Y, October 3.-Odcll,
Democrat, is elected to Congress from the
18th district by 1000 majority.
UREA, y. Y, November 3.-Lord,
Democrat. for Congress, is estimated to
have 1000 majority in this city, and is
probably elected.
New YORK, November 3.-Tilden will
60 out of the city with between 10000
and $4,000 majority. The Democratic
gains in 302 districts outside of the city
will reach 5000.
Schenectady county gives Tilden 5000
majority. Hathorne Republican in the
Twentieth district, for Congress, is prob
ably elected; George Baglcy, Republic
an, is elected in the Twcnty-sccond
district; and w. a. Wheeler, Rcpub
lican, will have majority Of 5000 in
the Nineteenth district.
Complete returns from the city give
Tilden, S7,24S; Dix, 45,lS7. Wickham,
Democrat, for Mayor, 69,SS7; Wales, Re.
publican, 1880; Ottendorter, 1ndcpen-
dent, 24,772. Hays, Democratic for
Register, 81, ,03G; Jones, Republican, H.
425.
ReSssSicXanns Ss XnsE is eS9sysap M9yspb8sr 48 $$wiliam:
the 18th district by 1900 majority.
Whitehousc, Liberal Republican, is elect
ed to Congress from the 18th district 10y
1900 majority.
New YORK. November 3.-Platt, Re
publican. is reelected to Congress from
The 1Sth district. by about ,, 2,0OOmajorlty.
Leavenworth, Republican, is elected from
the 25th district. Mead, Democrat Is
elected to Congress from the 9th district.
NEw YORK, November 3.-Walkcr,
Democrat is elected To Congress from the
Twenty-ninth district. The Democrats
estimate TilGenS majority in the State NJ
fully 10000.
NEw YORK, November %.-Thc Demo
Gratis will carry twO-thlrds OF the Con
grcssmen from this State, and nave
twenty majority i'll the state. r"ur
hundred and seventy-eight districts out
side of this city. show net Democrat"
cain over last wears vote of 9,3i1. There
are about 1000 districts outside OF this
city.
Samuel ). Cox, Democrat is reelected
in the 9th district, by probably Nh IN
creased majority. The Republican,
claim the election of Townsend in the
18th district, by small majority.
Becbe. Democrat, is probably elected
to Congress from the Fourteenth district
by 1000 majority.
New York. November 4.-Cnngr"Ss-
men elected: First district, Metcaii'
Democrat; md Schumacher, Democrat;
Ard Chittcndcn. Democrat, vacancy ana
full term; 4th, Bliss, Democrat; 9TH.
Meade, Tammany over Hogan, lndepen-
dent, by A. majority; 9th, Cox, Demo
crut; 7th, Ely, Democrat; Sth, Ward,
Democrat; 9th, Schell, Democrat, for
vacancy, and Wood, Democrat, for tuIl
term: 10th, Hewitt, Democrat; iitn;
Willis Democrat l2th, peIi
Democrat; 18th, Whitchouse, Demo
Graf. 18th, Beebe, Democrat; leth,
Rsrlev Democrat; 10th, doubtful; l'th,
Williams, Republican; 18th, doubtful n.I
| 18th. Wheeler, Republican,, 2otn'
Hathorn. Republican; Dist, doubtful; I'd
Baglcy, Republican; 2Sd, Lard, Demo
Graf over Ellis II. Roberts; 2ith, doubt
ful: 18th. Leavenworth, Republican;
26th and 9th. doubtful; 2sth, PIatt, Re
publican; 29th, Walker, Democrat; "o'h,
Davis, Republican; Slst, returns wan. want
ting; sd, returns wanting; ""d' do"o''
ful.
New YORK. November 4.-The Eighth
,'.ass;,ral district gave Lawson, Re