The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-10
From the Various Elections Held
Throughout the Country Are
Stil Rather Meagre.
ihe outlook, SO Far, Indicates a Demo.
cratic Victory in New York But
Doubtful in Virginia.
The. Elections in Other States DO Not
Seem to Have Changed Their
Political Complexion.
The Regular Republican Nominees Arc
Probably Elected in Pennsylvania.
fhe Reports from Mississippi Point to a
Democratic Victory in that State.
A Slight Vote Cast Everywhere, But
Affecting Alike Both Parties.
General Domestic and FOREIGN Ns,rs
The Reports from Mississippi Point to a
Democratic Victory In that State.
A Slight Vote Cast Everywhere, But
Affecting Alike Both Parties.
General Domestic and Foreign News.
The New York Election.

A.
jority over Astor in the llth congressional |
district is over 1900.
NEw YORK, November 9.--The total CITY |
vote on the ticket is, Purcell 50 5S5. Carr
oS,OS6. Davenport 5l,99l, Lapham ls9as
Hustled 1850, Maxwell S9,9ls, Russell 50,
OS5, Hearmentcr SS,7l3, Eyerhed 50, 1855. Sow. |
mour ol,SI9. 2Si0 towns and wards outside
of New York and Kings county show re.
publican majority of l415S, and net demo.
cratic gain of over 1900.
NKw York, November 9.-The result in
the tenth senatorial district is still in doubt
The election is very serious. This dt.
feat for Tammany, which has doubtfullv
held IFS own wherever ii ran on heindenen.
dent ticket, The election of Rollins.
republican, for surrogate is an overwhelm-
ing defeat for Tammany. Hardy. demo.
crat, IN the ninth congressional district, had
q comparative walk-over Ex.collector.
Ihos. Murphy, the republican candidate
Tor state senator was closely fought.
Ex-senator Hogan, congressional nominee
IN tne ,ith district, was beaten by Brady by
,Wo: Brady defeated Seabacher in the sixth
district by nearly 1000. Deailv's defeat was
|
1000. browning was elected in the eighth
district by small majority and Fitzgerald,
county democratic nominee defeated Spin
ala the Tammany candidate by q very small
majority, and the election of McNeon
for district attorney is regarded as
an anti-Tammany victory, they having
nominated the first, knowing that the
county democrats had intended to do so.
NEW YORK, November 9.-The World
claims the democratic state ticket is elected
by thirty thousand majority, and also
claims the democratic majority in both
branches of the legislature as follows Sen.
ate-ll democrats, 10 republicans; assem-
bly-6S democrats, GO republicans. The
Suns estimate is that the state is demo-
cratic by ten thousand majority. Eighteen
democratic senators are elected and four
teen republican senators are elected.
Sixty-seyen democratic assemblymen and
VI republican assemblymen are elected.
The Times this morning says an unusually
light vote was polled in this state yesterday
outside of the large cities. Returns thus
farreceived show that the republican state
/ ticket with the exception of Hustled for
state treasurer, is elected by small ma
jority, of probably not more than six or
seven thousand. The result as regards the
legislature is in doubt. The latest returns
indicate that the senate Is a
tie, and the assembly. stands
65 republicans to 63 democrats.
The. election of. Talgatt Gibbs, republican
candidate for the senate in this city, is
doubtful but accounted for as successful In
the above estimate.
NBw YORK, November 9-The Herald
this morning says the election in New York
and other states yesterday will be thus
briefly summed up: There was no disorder
here although much subdued excitement
existed in congressional and senatorial
districts. The state is somewhat in doubt,
owing to imperfect returns, but the latest
indications are that the democrats
have small majority, the
latest estimates being 10000. Carr, the re-
publican candidate for secretary of state
seems to have run ahead of his ticket so
well that the full returns may prove his
election. In the state senate the democrats
have made considerable gains, but it is
doubtful whether they will have a majority
on final count, The assembly is supposed
to have been secured by the republicans
again. Hogan in the fifth, Stewart in the
twelfth and Everett in the sixteenth sena.
torial districts have all been defeated. In
this city bossism has encountered another
Waterloo. Calvin, for surrogate, has been
badly defeated by Rollins, republican. Nc
Keon is district attorney by an over
whelming majority The democrats have
secured six of the seven state senators and
seventeen of the twenty.four assemblymen.
The indications are that the democrats
have secured six of the district aldermen,
the republicans securing seven and Tam
many only three The indications are that
the republicans have succeeded in electing
their marine court Judge. Most of the dem
ocratic candidates for civil justice, have
been elected, including Norton Campbell
, Clanch and McDowan.
NEW YORK, November 9.--The latest re-
turns from New Jersey show the political
status of the next legislature to be as fol-
lows Senate republican, Is; democrats, 81;
u democratic gain of6 House of assembly,
republicans, 80; democratic gain of 4.