The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-09

pf0h1bltionlSt, 142; Andrews, green
back, 142. Last years vote: Long,
25,666; Thompson, 1921; prohlbi-
ton, 81; greenback, 293.
Longs majority, this year, over
all, is 1872.
In Suffolk County, comprising the
city of Boston, seven republican
and one democratic senator are cleo
ted, a loss of two democrats.
Worcester, 8.-The vote inWOrces-
ter County, to-day, is light. The
total vote of the county is 1880
republican, 6,S01 democratic, 26e pro-
hibitionist and SIT greenback. The
republicans carry 5 senatorial dis
tricts, % of the 81 representative
districts, and elect the county Off
Gals by a vote as large as the total
democratic vote. The city gives $50
republican plurality.
MISSISSIPPI.
Natchez, S.-The election passed
off quietly. A fair vote was cast.
It is almost impossible to determine
the result, but it is believed that
Lowery, democrat, for governor,
and the democratic state ticket is
carried in this county by small
majority. The county ticket is very
long and much scratching has been
done. It will probably be several
days before an official count is
given.
Vicksburg, 8. The indications
are that R. F. Beck, straight-out re-
-, 81 -
MISSOURI.
st. Louis. S.-Yazoo County gives
democratic majority estimated at
1900. Only about One-fourth the
vote was pOlled. The colored vote
was very light, Notwithstanding
they are in the majority on the
registry books.
NEW JERSEY.
Trenton, n J., S.-MOnmouth
County elects a republican state
senator and two democratic, assem-
blymen. The Third District is in
doubt with the chances in favor of
the republican candidate. Ocean
City chooses one republican assem-
blyman. In Morris County, two
republicans and one democratic
assenblymen are elected. The
returns in this county indicate re-
publican gains.
NEW YORK.
Albany, S.-DemocratS claim the
county by four thousand majority.
Republicans concede the defeat of
Braman, stalwart, for senator,
though he is making an earnes
canvass.
New York, S.-The weather is
cold and gloomy and there is gen
eral apathy all over the State New
Jersey is more interested and poll
ing a heavier vote. 1t is stated that
Murphy, republican, for Congress,
Ninth district, in some precincts, is
holding two votes to one for Hardy,
democrat, many democrats sup
porting him. It lis stated that an at
tempt was made to defeat Edward
Hogan, democratic candidate for
Senator in the fifth district, and the
entire county democratic ticket, by
not delivering tickets from the
printer. The contest for Congress
between Astor and Flower is hot
and close.
About lis election districts of
this city give Purcell. democrat,
f." secretary Of state, 1922 votes !;
Car. republican, 1929. Seventy
five election districts give Maxwell,
democrat, for state treasurer, 10
81; Hustled, republican, 1924.
There are go election districts in
New York City. The democratic
majority in this city for secretary
of state is estimated at $4,000. Max
wells majority over Hustled is esti-
mated at $1,000; at least the total
vote Of the city is estimated 10000.
Ten election district in the
Eleventh Congressional District
give Aston S16 votes Flower, demo
craft, 922. These are regarded as
repu, lican districts, and the majO-
rity has been reduced. Flower
claims to be elected.
One hundred and siyty-fYe dis
tricts give Purcell 24,743; Carr,
l4,523; 1872 election districts give
Maxwell 1855; Hustled 9,066.
The returns of this state are COM
pared with the vote of 1878, when
DanfOrth republican, received
about 5000 majority for Judge Of
court Of appeals.
Fifty-three election districts in
Brooklyn give Carr 1925, Purcell
14,315, Hustled 8,lO5, Maxwell 1906.
In $50 election districts, just half
Of the total number, give Purcell 49,
243, Carr 25,I92; 315 election dis
tricts give Maxwell 43,22S, Hustled
1888.
Sixty-fve towns and wards out
side OF New York and Kings County,
give republican majority Of 1881;
a democratic gain OF 1852.
The sixth, eighth, ninth. FOUR
teenth, twentieth, twenty-frst,
twenty-seeond, twenty-thiTd, and
twenty-ffth wards complete, in
Brooklyn, show republican majo-
rity of So, and a republican gain of
1875. In the Ninth Congressional
District Hardy is elected over ex-
Collector Thomas Murphy by an i'm
mense majority.
The Fifth Assembly District, New
York City, with one election district