Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-09
NEW YORK.
Progressing Quietly.

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proceeding quietly here and in Brook
lyn. DISPATCHES from the interior rep.
resent the weather cold, damp and
gloomy and general apathy at the polls
In New Jersey heavier vote Is beng
polled and more excitement exists. 1t
is said that Thomas Murphy, Republl-
can candidate for Congress in the Ninth
district, IN some parts OF his district Is
polling two votes 10 Hardy. the Dem.
Ocratic candidates, one. II is also sal |
that Murphy is receiving the support
OF a number of Democrats. 1t was
alleged that an attempt has been made
10 steal the vote for Edward Hagan for
Senator in the Filth district, and the
entire ticket OF the county Democracy
in that district. Hagan's tickets were
not delivered, it was said, from the prln-
ters, aud il is thought this was plan to
defeat him and the county ticket. In
this district the contest between AstOr
and Flower ior Congress is hot ant
close.
ALBAxY.N. \. November S.-Braman,
StawaGt Republican, for Senator, Is
making an earnest canvass, but the Re-
publican leaders Concede his defeat this
evening. The Democratic leaders claim
Albany county by 1000 Democratic
maJJrltv.
BRoCKLYN, y. V, November S-The
election is proceeding quietly, with in
diratious that the vote polled will fall
considerably below the registery. All
interest is centerel in the mayorallty
contest, and tine signs at noon are, there
will not be l,5GO majority either way.
Low, the Republican candidate, Is poll
ing biz vote in the more arIstoCratic
wards, but IN the strOngholds OF the
Democrats Howell is reported to be hold
ins his own. The Germans are favor.
ing Howell, and ii he pulls through he
will have them to thank.
NEw YORK, November S.-One hun
dred and forty-tive election districts in
this city give Purcell, Democrat, for
Secretary OF State, 1922 votes, and
Clark, Republican, II ,32S. Seventy-tive
election districts give Maxwell, Demo
crat, for State Treasurer, 'O90I, and
Huested, Republican, j,024. There are
| 60 election districts in New York City.
The Democratic majority in this city for
| Secretary of State is estimated at $4,000.
Maxweli's majority over Huested is
estimated at $4,000 at least. The total
vote of the city is estimated at 10000.
One hundred aud eighty-iive districts
give Purcell "A, 743; Carr, 1883. One
hundred and thirty-two election districts
give Maxwell 1855; Huested, 9,0G6.
HvDsoS, y. Y, November S.-The
city, complete, gives Purcell 435 MAORI
ty, Democratic gain CT IS9.
New YoRK, November S.-President
| Arthur did not vote. The duties of OF
| tice OBTAINING him in Washington, he
did not arrive in time to register.
President Grant and ex-senator
Conkliug walked through the Ninth
Congressional District, presumably in
the interest of w. W. Astor, the Repub-
llcau candidate.
Ten election districts in the Eleventh
Congressional District gave Astor Sic
votes and Flower, Democrat, 922. These
are regarded as Republican districts,
Had the majority been reversed, Flower
claims he would be elected.
Two hundred and twenty-seven cleo
ton districts gave Purcell 24,547; Carr
! 1890; Isl election districts gave Max
well 24,5I3, Hustled 1854; 53 election
districts in Brooklyn give Carr l0,235
Purcell l4,5l5; Hustled S,l05; Maxwell
ij,O>6.
JoHNSr0wN, y. y, November S.
| Complete returns give Republican
majority OF jSS. Democratic gain 2S5
SARATOGA SPRINGS, November S.
Carr, Rep, 296 majority, Democratic
gain OF 344. The vote in nearly ,OOC
less than last year.
SYRACUSE, y. Y, November S.-Fo
Assembly, First district, AIvOrd, Rep.
comedies his defeat. John Lighton
Dem, in the Third district and Farrar
Rep. in the Second district are probably
elected. Mccarthy, Rep, S electe,
| Senator.
J New YORK, November Stare,
hundred and two election districts give
Purcell. a, 1913; Carr, 22,940; 279 e,ec
| ton districts give Maxwell, IS, 4l6
Huested, l6,l99. For Surrogate, 34i
election districts give Rollins, RepuoIi
can, IL lis; Walker, county Democracy
9,lSl; Calvin, Tammany, $3.50. Rollins
is elected by probably $4,000 majority
over Walker, who leads Calvin by $500
BUFFALO, November Selection re
ports are now being received. Scratching
is extensive on both county and Sta
Republican tickets. Huested is cut bad
", aud Davenport and Seymour to some
extent, while on the county ticket
Sirren, the Republican nomi
nee tor Treasurer, Is badly
beaten, and Hurd, ii elected at all, Is
chosen by very srIall majority, which
can only be made certain when full re.
turns from the county have been re.
ceiyed. The Democrats have nrohablv
gained two Assemblymen. Hickman
Independent, is elected. The Demo,
Gratis also elect the Mayor, a majority ot
the Alderman, and probably the bulk oI
the other city officers.
AUBURN, \. y, November S.-Cayuga
county-The Republican ticket is
elected by large majority.
NEw GoRK, November S.-The totaI