The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-11-11

York city, and about 10000 in Brooklyn. The
Democratic State ticket other than Governor
Robinson is thought to be elected by $4,000
majority. Both branches of the Legislature
are Republican. iasla.
The World claims the election of Potter
and the remainder Of the Democratic State
ticket by $4,000 majority.
The total vote of the city is as follows:
Cornell, 45,O10 Robinson, 5S,548; Kelly, 49,
1875; Lieut.. Governor-Hoskins, 49,661, Pot
ter, 95,513.
ALBANY, Nov. 5.-The Evening Journal
says the State is in doubt-25 Republicans in
the Senate and forty Republican majority in
the House.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The Express (Tam-
many says: The returns thus far indicate
the defeat of Robinson by at least 10000, and
the election Of the rest of the Democratic
State ticket by a small majority.
A late dispatch from Albany to the Com
merciM Aduertiser says that excitement is
growing there from the fact that it is believed
that with the exception of Potter the Repub-
lican State ticket is elected. Opinions are
prevalent that many Kelly Democrats did not
vote the entire State ticket, and they say that
when the full returns are in, it will be found
that outside of Lieutenant Governor the other
candidates have been saved.
NEW YORK, Nov. Gin regard to the vote
Oh State ticket, the Herald says: "Another
day has passed, the third since election, with
out settling the fate of any officer on the gen.
eral State ticket except Governor. The most
that can be said is that the voting runs unu-
sually close in the case of every one of them,
and that the probabilities still favor the sue
cess of most of the Democratic candidates"
The Sun estimates Cornclls plurality at
! . GS0 and 1D,ti ,,,, ,,a,,,i+,- "a A 900
TIL World says: "The most authentic
returns received at the World Office elect Mr..
Potter by from 5000 to 10000 majority. Mr..
Seymour, the candidate for State Engineer, is
elected by a still larger majority. There
appears to be no doubt of the success Of Mr..
Beach for Secretary of State, and of Mackin
for State Treasurer. Tammany cut the city
vote for Mr.. Olcott, for Comptroller, and for
Mr.. S~choonmaker, for Attorney General, so
extensively as to reduce their majorities coll
siderably, and in these cases it may require
the official returns to determine the result"
The Times says: 'The latest returns from
the six counties in this State, while they re.
duce CornelFs plurality by a few hundred.
show an apparent majority for the greater por.
ton OF other candidates OH the State ticket
over their Democratic competitors. Mr.. Jas
W. Wadsworth, the Republican candidate fol
Comptroller, has received several thOusanC
more votes than any of his colleagues, while
Gen. Joseph B. Carr, the candidate for Secre'
tary of State, comes next in point of majority
The other names on the ticket stand IN the
following order as regards the size OF thei1
vote Hamilton Ward, Attorney General
Nathan d. Wendell, Treasurer; Geo. Has
kins, Lieut.. Governor. Mr.. Howard Soule'
chances of success are not so good, but hi
defeat is by no means certain. Estimate
based ON last nights returns give Mr.. Cornell
37,672 plurality. Additions to the Note Of tn
remainder of the ticket are constantly increas
ing the pluralities, the present figures indica
ting that Mr.. Haskins has about LOO NOR
votes than Mr.. Potter, while Wadsworth ha
nearly 5000 more than Alcott. Kelley's vote
as far as received, foots up 70,263. Harri
Lewis, the Greenback candidate, has only re
ceived 7,1S2.
ALBANY, Nov. 6.-The argus claims tn
election of the Democratic State officers, bu
does not estimate majorities.
The Express claims the election OF tn
whole Republican ticket except Soule.
The Press and KnickerbocAe1 figures up tn
returns and says the Democratic State officer
, ought to have a plurality of 3,144.
ALBANY, Nov. 0.-rhe hrcaing Jomno
claims there is good reason ~ believe that
part, at least. of the EiepuDii,3r jicket, beside
Cornell, is elected. The latest figures Civ
Hoskins a majority of 400 over Potter; it ais
makes Cornells plurality 42,4S4.
New YORK. November G.-The electio
/ excitement is rather greater than before tn
election. The State ticket, except for Gov
ernor, still hangs in doubt, and the majorlt
for either side cannot exceed 5000 out of tn
$4,000 votes cast. The Tribune still keep
: up its fire of ridicule of the scratchers, Will
) the Times denounces the candidacy OF Corne.
which was brought about by Conklmg. In
World lasies Taminany numerically.
The Times shows by figures that Corne.
ran $4,000 behind his ticket and adds that til
/ fatal folly of the management which place
Cornell at the head of the Republican Stat
ticket requires no further demonstration an
the absolute necessity of making a radict
change in that management demands II
further argument.
a ALBANY, Nov. 1.-The EreninQ J0mnt
y has additional returns on the State ticket.
: figures Fotter's majority at 342. IL says I'll
9 returns generally indicate that Carr, Secretal
< Of State, Walsworth, Comptroller, Wendal
: Treasurer. and Ward, Attorney-General, a
e Republicans, are considerably ahead an
probably elected by from two to five thousan
I majority.
i Tue Ilryus (Dem.) estimates Cornell
plurality ut 1882. and Polter's majority
$ 4,SGG and claims the remainder Of the Stat
G officers by a less majority than that of Potte
The Express (Rep.) estimates Cornell
II apparent plurality at 4 1893, and llarkins Al
! pM"eat majority 2t9,
New York, November 1.-The Hera'
y. this morning SAYS it looks as if Potter al
- "IIora,io Seymour jr. are elected by slend'
majoritics, bit it will probably require II
official count to determine which party HI
is secured the minor State officers.