Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-09
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New YORK, Nov. S.-President Arthur did
not vote. The duties of his office detaining
him in Washington, he did not arrive in time
to register Ex-President Grant and ex-Ssna-
tor, Conkling walked through
the Eleventh congressional dis
trics, presumably in the interest of W. W.
Astor, Republican candidate. Ten election
districts in the Eleventh Congressional district
give Astor SIG votes; Flower, Democratic, 912.
These are regarded as Republican districts,
the majority having been reversed. Flower
claims to be elected.
New YORK, Nov. Selection asturns of
this state,ar compared with the vote of
1878, when Danforth, Republican, received
about $4,000 majority for judge of the court
of appeals.
New YORK, Nov. S.-The Democratic ma
jority in this city for secretary of state is 49,
900. Hustled, for state treasurer, runs 1000 be-
yond the Republican state ticket in the city.
Hardy, Democrat, for congress, has a large
majority over Thomas Murphy, and Flower
election in this city is regarded
as decisive defeat of Tammany, yet that or
ganization has secured the election of its IA
Yorite candidate for senator, Thomas F. Grady
The defeat of Surrogate Calvin, for re election,
is black-eye for Tammany. The County
Democratic Candidate Walker has a larger
vote than Calvin. Rollins, Re-
has a large plurality. Although Tammany
first placed John Mexican in nomination for
district attorney and he had of late became the
nominee of the united Democracy, his election
is even interpreted as a defeat of Tsmmany,
owing to his long antagonism to that organi-
Zation.
One hundred and eighty-two towns, out
side of New York and Kings counties, show a
Republican majority of 6,S6l; a ret Demo-
cratic gain of 13, ,342.
ALBANY, Nov. S.-This city, complete,
gives 4,16S majority for Purcell Democratic
gain, 5,070.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, Aug. S.-For the assem-
bly,, First district, Alvord, Republican, con-
cedes his defeat. John Lighton, Democrat, in
the Third district and Farrar, Republican, in
the Second, are probably elected. Mccarthy,
Republican, is elected senator.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, Nov. S.-Carr, Republi-
can, 29S majority; Democratic gain, 34. Vote
nearly $4,000 less than last year.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. Selection reports
are being received. Scratching is extensive
on both county and state Republican tickets.
is badly beaten, and Hurd, if elected at all, is
chosen by very small majority, which can
only be made certain when full returns from
the county have been received. The Demo-
Gratis probably gain two assemblymen. Hick-
man, Independent, is elected. The Democrats
also elect the mayor, a majority of the alder
men, and probably the bulk of their city Of
fcers.
3 New YORK, Nov. S.-The election in Brook
lyn resulted in q Republican victory. The
principal interest concentrated in the mayor
ality, in the contest for the success of which,
both parties lent their best energies. Retnrus
indicate the election of Seth Low by
fair majority, over James Howell,
present mayor and Democratic nominee.
Senator Jno. Jacobs, and elected Jno. ].
Koran positively. In the Third district, Chas.
H. Russell, the Republican candidate, has been
returned. The Democrats claim to have elected
nine of twelve assemblymen and majority of
alderman. Indications are that Lewis R. Steg-
mon is reelected sheriff over Francis White,
the Democratic nominee, but up
TO very laate hour te-night the
figures were not sufficiently complete to
warrant positive assertion. Fritz, Repub-
lican candidate for supervisor at large, has
probably been elected over Jno. Dellmier,
Democrat. In the board of supervisors, the
Republicans will have majority. The Trib-
une gives the vote on state ticket in Kings
county as 42,7l0 for Carr, Republican, for Gee
466, the vote in five towns being estimated.
The Democratic majority on state ticket in
Brooklyn is 567. compared with 10, ,74 In 1879.
New YORK, Nov. 9.-The vote IN New York
state has been light and the result seems to be
in doubt. The Democratic majority in New
York city on the state ticket is estimated at
$4,000 as against $1,000 local Democratic ma
against 1900 local Democratic majority in
1879. The total Democratic majority in New
York and Kings counties is, therefore,
3S,756. Returns from 140 towns
outside of New York and Kings
counties, give Carr 19,S47, and Purrell, 1O,35S
Republican majority, S,7S9. An estimate of
the state on this basis would give Carr
32,576, leaving the result apparently in doubt
until official returns are received.
The name of Gen. Hustled, Repub-
lican candidate for state treasurer, was
extensively scratched and he is undoubtedly de-
feated. The legislature is close in both
houses, and official returns may be needed to
determine its complexion. 1t is said there
votes between Pitts and Raines in the Roches-
ter district. Democratic senator's have
been elected in Long Island,
Westchester, Albany, Buffalo and
Eighth New York district, now represented by
Republicans. Should the senate be tied, the
vote OF the lieutenant governor would give
the decision of party questions to the Repub-
licans. On first imperfect returns the assembly
seems to show bare Democratic majority.
Roswell Flower, Democrat, defeats W. A Astor,
ANEw YORK, Nov S.-The Herald says: The
elections in New York and other states yester-
day may be briefly summed up: There was
no disorder here, although much subdued ex-
citement existed in the congressional and SEN
atorial districts. The state is somewhat in
doubt, owing to imperfect returns, but
latest indications are that the Democrats have
small majority, the latest estimate being
5000. Carr, Republican candidate for secre,
tary of state, seems to have run ahead of his
ticket so we'll that full returns NAV prove his
election. As to the state senate the Demo
Gratis have made considerable gains, but it
is doubtful whether they will have a maiori-
ty on the final count. The assembly appears
to have been secured by the Republi.
cans again. Hogan, in the Fifth,
Seward, in the Twelfth, and Everett, in the
Sixteenth senatorial districts, are all defeated.
In this city bosssm has encountered another
Waterloo. Calvin, for surrogate, has been
ANONYMOUSLY defeated by Rollin, the Repub-
lican candidate.
The Democrats have elected six of seven state
senators aud seventeen out of twenty-four
assemblymen. Indications are that the Re-
adjuster Democrats have secured six of the