The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-10

Nothing has been received from
counties north of the Mississippi
River.
jackson, 9.-Returns are coming
IN freely from central and northern
counties, but few southern and east
Elm counties, nearly all democratic,
have yet reported. The democratic
central committee claim the election
OF the state ticket by from 10000 to
10000, and the fusionists concede an
overwhelming defeat and that three
fourths of both branches of the Iegis-
lature will be democratic. General
Lowery, the successful candidate
Tor governor, is at the headquarters
OF the committee to-day, and re-
ce1Ved congratulations.
NEBRASKA.
Omaha, 9.-This is an off year in
Nebraska, the only state office. S
voted for being Judge of the su-
preme court and two university re-
gents. The republican candidates
are elected by the usual majority of
over 10000 They are Samuel Max
well, judge Of the supreme court,
and l.. B. Tifeld and Isaac Powers,
university regents. In the local
county election there has been a
great deal Of scratching. Republi-
cans gained everywhere.
Omaha, 9.-Returns come in very
slowly. A light vote is generally
pOlled. The state ticket is comprised
of one Judge of the supreme court,
and two university regents. No
special interest is attached to that
part of the ticket as the state is
largely republican. The candidates
are absolutely certain to be elected
by large majority. Considerable
interest is generally manifested over
the county officers. Douglas County
elected a straight republican ticket.
maiOritieS ranging from 200 TO 1900.
Hall County went republican for
the first time in it's history.
NEW JERSEY.
New York, 9.-Returns from New
Jersey show the next legislature
will be: neutrality-suspicious. Is,
democrats s, democratic gain of 3.
House of neutrality-suspicious. 80,
democrats 80, a democratic gain of 4.
Trenton, 9.-The result in New
Jersey is as follows: Out of eight
senators elected republicans elected
four and democrats four. The SEN
ate will stand II republicans and 8
democrats. House, 80 republicans
and 30 democrats, leaving the le-
publicans majority Of 3 on Joint
ballot.
| Newark, 9.-The latest returns
show reduced republican majority.
The legislature, senate, stands g re-
publlcanS, democrats; assembly, IS
republicans, 80 democrats, 1 anti
mOnOpOlist republican, 1 doubtful,
out claimed by the republicans. The
democrats gain 3 senators and a rep
resentatlye.
NEW YORK.
New \ ok, 9.-Total city vote for
tcretaTy of state: Purcell, demo-
cIt, $685.; Carr, republican, 3d.
50; STATE trea surer, Maxwell demo-
rat. 9913; Hustled republican,
,.O5O. Flowers majority over Astor
u Congress, ). 600 at least.
Wad worth, republican. is elected
> { ongrcSs in the TWenty-seventh
ii trict f this state
Complete returns from Brooklyn
lives The results for mayor as fol-
nwS: Seth Low, republican, 45, 434;
James Howell, democrat, 4O,937;
i.uw'S majority, 4,4Y7; Stigmen, re-
publican, for sheriff, has a majority
f 5.407. The democratic majority
n the state ticket is about 10000.
Secretary VrOm, republican, state
central committee, says: From the
est estimates we can make, the
republicans have carried the state
toy at least $4,000. The legislature
will be very close. We estimate the
senate will be a tie, sixteen republi-
cans and sixteen democrats; the
assembly, siXty-eight republicans,
sixty democrats.
Senator Thomas Z. Grady, defeat
of surrogate. Calvin for reelection
is black eye for Tammany. The
county democracy candidate,
Walker. has Il largervOte than Calvin.
Republican candidate for surrogate
has a large plurality. although Tam
many first placed John McKeeOn il
nomination for district attorney:
and later he became a'nOminee of the
united democracy. His election is
even interpreted as defeat of Tam
many, owing to his long antagOnism
to that organization.
Albany, 9.-The Argus editors at
noon, to-day, claimed the election of |
the democratic state ticket by 1000, |
though owing to Carr running
ahead of his ticket. he may be
elected. They say the senate is a |
tie, and the assembly in doubt.
The EUe1i1ag Journal says the /
senate is a tie, and the assembly two |
republican majority. The claim the
election Of Carr by about 1000, and |
consider the remainder Of the state |
ticket, except Hustled is probably /
elected. Republican congressman
in the Twenty-second and Twenty
seventh Districts are elected.
In Brooklyn the republicans
elected the mayor, sheriff and sup
y /