The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-09


this city Ia regarded as decisive defeat G
Tammany, yet that organization has Sc
cured the election Of its iavorite candidat
for Senator, Thomas F. Grady. The detea
oiSurrogate Calvin for reelection isa blacl
eye for Tammany. The county DemoC
racy's candidate, Walker, has q large
larger vote Calvin. Rollins, Republican
candidate for Surrogate, has large plural
ity, Although Tammany tirst placed Johl
McKeon in nomination for District AttoT
ney, and he later became the nominee o
the united Democracy, his election is evel
interpreted as the defeat OF Tammany
owing to his long antagonism to that OF
ganization,
NRw YoRx, November 9.-The election
in Brooklyn resulted in a Republican vic
tory, The principal interest concentrates
in the Mayoralty contest, for the sue
cess OF which ticket both parties len
their best energies The returns indiCatl
the election OF Seth Low by q fair majority
over James Howell, the present Mayor ant
Democratic nominee, The Democrats hayI
probably elected Senator John @, jacob
and elected John j, Herman positively
In the Third district Charles II. Russell
Republican candidate, has been returned
The Democrats claim to have elected Ou
Of l2 Assemblymen and majority Of thu
Aldermen.
The indications are that Col. Lewis K
Stegman Is elected Sheriff over Francil
White, Democratic nominee, but up to {
late hour tonight the figures were no
sufficiently complete to warrant positive
assertion. Alfritz, Republican, Is elected
over John Dillmier, Democrat, In thu
Board Of Supervisors, The Republicans
will have 0 majority.
The Tribune gives the vote on the STATE
ticket in Kings county at 1910 for Carr
Republican, for Secretary OF State; ant
for Purcell, Democrat, a, ,4G6, the vote II
FIVE towns being estimated. The Demo
cratic majority on the State ticket II
Brooklyn Is 567, compared with lO,754 II
1870.
The returns so far received give Flowe
q majority over Astor in the Eleventh Con
gressional District, showing that the latter
Is beaten by nearly 1000. A dispatch from
Brooklyn Indicates the election Of Setl
Law, Republican, for Mayor, by smal
majority. f ..
THE LATEsT-4 AM
New YORK, November 0.-The total votl
for Secretary OF State, Purcell, Democrat
S0,5S5; Carr, Republican, 63,05G. STATE
Treasurer, Maxwell, DemoCratS0 ,0ls; Hues
ted, Republican, 47030. Flowers majority
over AStor for Congress, 1900 at least,
The Sun estimates the State Democratic
by 10000 majority. Eighteen Democratic
and fourteen Republican Senators havt
been elected. Sixty-seven Democratic anC
sixty-one Republican Assemblymen havt
been elected.
The Times says: IAN unusually light vott
was polled in this State yesterday outside
Of the large cities. The returns this far 70
Ceived show the Republican State ticket
with the exception Of Huested, State Treastr
er, Is elected by q small majority, probably
not more than six or eight thousand. The
result as regards the legislature Is in doubt
the latest returns indicating tina
the Senate is u tie and tha
the assembly stands 05 Republicans
to sixty.three Democrats. The election O
Walcott and Gibbs, Republican candidates
for the Senate in this city, is in doubt, bu
they are counted as successful in the abovt
estimate. ...s.
IN MISSISSIPPI.
MERIDIAN, November S.-Four whit
men were killed and two severely wound
cd by negroes to-day, at Marion Station
this county. The negroes opened fire OF
the whites at the polls while the election
was going on. The whites had no arms
consequently no damage was to the ne
groes. One man killed was A. T. Harvey
Democratic candidate for County Assessor
The Sheriff, with posse from this place
found about n hundred negroes barriCadeC
in the dwelling house OF their leader, EC
Vance, and were fired on by the negroes
as they approached the house. Another
armed body Of men has gone from here
to the scene TO assist the Sheriff. Other
wise the electiorHin this county was quie
and orderly
Yazoo county gives q Democratic major
ity estimated at 1900, only about one
fourth OF the vote polled. The colored vote
Is very light, Notwithstanding that they art
in the majority on the register books.
1u6 TetuTllh lIUlll lllo elGCtlOI III tllS bMts
arc coming in slowly. Grenada county
gives 500 Democratic majority. The col
ofed vote in this county largely prodomi
mates, but q large number OF negroes workeC
and voted for the Democratic ticket.
VlCKsBURa, November S.-The indica
tons are that Il. +. Beck, straightout Re
publican, has been elected Sheriff. Thu
Democratic State ticket has probably beer
elected. The vote Of ViCksburg, subscrib
ing 100000 to the vicksburg 4 Canton r
X, Is probably carried. The election waa
very quiet. Weather sultry and disagreed
Bile.
NArcnEz, Miss, November s.--The elec.
ton passed off quietly, and fair vote was
cast. II Is almost impossible TO determine
the result, but It Is believed that Lowery
Dem, for Governor, and the Democratic
State ticket have carried this Adams
county by small majority. The county
ticket was very long and there was much
scratching. II will probably be seyera
days before the official count can be given
Alcorn county gives 500 Democratic ma
iority; Laudertlale county 1000 Democratic
majority. Monroe county Is reported
largely DemocratiC;also Lowndes, Clay and
Noxubee counties, All indications poini
10 a sweeping Democratic success through
out the State.
Pennsylvania ELECTIONS.
PITTSBURGH, November S.-Sixty.twodis
tricts give Bailey 4,O3S; Noble 2,O12; Wolff
1857
Luzerne County-Wilkesbarre gives No
bic 1,1D4; Bailey l,07i; Wolfe 3O1 Ma
jority OF Noble 1928.
Lancaster city decides for Bailey
by 40 votes. NNolie's vote is about / .6OC
IN the county, much more than was antici
pated.
In Union county Wolfe will have plu
rality OF several hundred, having reCeivet
probably ohe-third Of the Democratic vote
BerlB County-The estimated majority
for Noble III this county is $500. In thl
city Of Reading Wolfe received about 10t
votes.
Lebanon County-Bailey's majority Il
estimated at about 1000. Wolie's yotC
may reach 400. simonton, for Judge, has
a. A.. III.