Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-04
ELECTION NEWS.
A Republican Tidal Wave that Dis
counts the Democratic Ground.
swell.
New York.

swell.
New York.
NEW YORK, November 2d.-The re.
suit of the election here is complete
rout for Tammany and complete vic.
tory for the Republicans and anti.
Tammany candidates. The entire
Opposition ticket is elected, Recorder
Hackett leading with about 10000
majority. The contest between John
Morrisey and John Fox was very eX-
citing, Morrisey, however, carrying
the district by 1861 majority. John
Kelly made speech at Tammany
Hall tonight, in which he acknow-
ledged the defeat. He said, however
that the large vote for Tammany war.
ranted them to continue war.
New YORK, November Sd. The
Sun, Independent, in an extra at c
o'clock p. NJ, says the indications
point to the election of the whole Re.
| publican ticket.
The Times says that Governor Til
denis great majority of 1887 last year
has dwindled away and there Is good
| encouragement for the belief that the
Republican State ticket has been elect.
ed by more than 5000.
The World says the Democratic ma.
jority of last year has been reduced
10000, and the Democrats will proba.
bly, carry the State by from 5000 to
5000.
The Tribune in an extra at A. NJ,
says Bigelow's majority on the Demo
cratic ticket, for State Treasurer, is
estimated at 10000.
From present appearances the Re-
phblicans control both branches of the
Legislature. The Times and Tribune
say the Republicans will have a two
thirds vote.
The Herald and Sun concede the
Senate to the Republicans, with the
Assembly in doubt.
The World says the Legislature is
in doubt. The majority will be small
in both branches.
The following has just been received
at the New York Democratic State
Committee Rooms: 1t is estimated
that Bigelow's majority is not less
than 10000, and the balance. of the
ticket considerably more than his.
NEW YORK, November Sd. The
vote in New York city is not yet COM
plete. The following is the latest:
The vote for Recorder In 81 election
districts gives Hackett II ,162, Smythe
4S, ,296. The vote gives Van Schieck
69,S06, Tammany candidate 1881: for
Judge of General Sessions, Tammany
Attorney, Tammany 4S,54S, anti
Tammany 71,2SS. Nineteen election
districts are still missing. The vote in
the city on Secretary of State in the
same Districts gives Bigelow, (Dem }
1925, Seward (Rep.) 47,614. The fol-
lowing Senators are elected: Morrisey,
anti-Tammany, Fourth District, 265
majority; Booth, Republican, Fifty
Sixth District, 1860 majority; Boa
| den, Republican, Sixth District, 1913
majority; Gerald, Tammany, 7th Dis
trict, 1881 majority; BiXby, Tamma-
ny, Eighth District, 2,S42 majority.
OF the Assemblymen elected, eleven
are Republican, eight Tammany and
one antiTammany.
The result of the vote on the State
ticket is still doubtful, although COM
plete returns will show small DEM
ocratic majority. Tie Eueuing Post s
Albany special says there is possible
Democratic majority of 1000.
ALBANY, November 3d.-The EUen-
ing Journal comedies the election of
Bigelow, Democrat, by 1000 majority,
but claims the Senate for the Repub-
lcans by q to II and the Assembly
for the Republicans by IS to So.
BROOKLYN, November 3d.-The Of
fetal vote of Kings county gives Bige-
low 1907 majority; Dagget, Rep, for
Sheriff, 1927 majority; Howell DEM,
for SUPERVISOR ,675 majority; Schroe-
der, Rep, for Mayor, 1906 majority.
| The Democrats elect five Commission
ers of Charity. They also probably
elect two Senators and eight Assem-
blymen, and the Independents elect
one Assemblyman. The Republicans
have five majority in the Board of AL.
dermen and five in the Board of Su-
| pervisors.
ALBANY, November 3d.-The latest
| report and estimated majorities on the
State ticket show an apparent major
ity of 3, ,4S0. The Senate stands 81 Re-
publicans, , anti-Tammrny and 6
| DeuOCIalS.
NEW YORK, Novem ber 4th.- The
returns received in this city change
the result of yesterday as regards the
State vote. 1t is now conceded by the
Republicans that the State has gone
Democratic by very small majority,
probably 5000. This city gave Bige-
low, DEM, for Secretary of State, 49,
574 majority, and the anti-Tammany
candidate in the city obtained simi.
lar majority.
| Minnesota.
ST.PAUL, November 3d.-Scattering
returns indicate the election of the
whole Republican State ticket, with
the possible exception of the Treasu-
rer, by majority of from 5000 to s.
600.
MINNEAPoLIs, November 3d.-The
majority for Pillsbury, Republican, is
possibly 10000, beings large gain over
last year.
| Wisconsin.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 2d.-Returns
from all parts of the State show that
light vote has been polled. Returns
from about half the counties have