Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-11-10
Minnesota Has 1890 Repub-
lican Majority.
Kansas aid Nebraska Repub-
lcan as Ever.
Pennsylvania Elects the Repub-
lican Ticket.
NEW YORK.

Stdte tickct ny <OOO thcuBh, "" ihS
to Carr running ahead Of his ticket, he may
be elected. They say the Senate, counting
Talcott, in New York as elected, is tie and
the Assembly in doubt.
The Evening Journal editors at noon say
the Senate is a tie and the Assembly two re-
publican majority. They claim the election
of Carr by about 1000 majority, and consider
the remainder Of the republican State ticket,
except Hustled, as probably elected. The
republican Congressman in the 22d and 9th
districts are elected.
New YORK. Nov. 9. The Times this A.
NJ, says: "Unusually light vote was polled
in this State yesterday outside Of the large
cities Returns show thus far that the
republican State ticket. with the exception of
Hustled for Treasurer, is elected by small
majority, probably not more than six or eight
thousand The results as regards the legis-
lature is in doubt, the latest returns indicat-
ing the Senate is a tie. and that the Assem-
bly, stands IS republicans to 63 democrats.
The election of Talcott and Gibbs, the re-
publican candidates for the Senate. in this
city, is in doubt but they are counted as sue
cessful in above estimates.
The World says: Our dispatches leave no
doubt Of the most sweeping victory which the
democrats have won in this State for ten
wears. Their only regret must be that
governor as well as legislature was not
elected this year, so that the democratic
party might assume full control and accept
the full responsibility of the government of
the State.
The Star. Tammanv organ. says the State
is in doubt, but ifsaved to the democrats, it
is saved BY the devotion of old Tammany in
this city.
James w. Wadsworth (rep) was elected
to Congress in the 9th district of this State.
The Suns estimates claim the State az
democratic and that Is democratic and IA
republican senators and 81 democratic and
81 republican assemblymen are elected
Flowers majority over Aston for Congress
is 26OO.
1t looks like general destruction of the
republican party in this State. The democ-
racy of New York were successful in the
elections of yesterday, and the whole State
administration so far as can be Influenced by
these elections will now pass into democratic
hands.
The democratic State ticket, headed BY
William Purcell for Secretary of State, has
received a majority of the peoples votes. and
the indications just now are that both branches
of the legislature have passed from the repub-
lican to the democrat party.
The Suns later figures reduce its estimate
from 10000 democratic majority to very
close election. 1t says most of the results
are in doubt
The Herald says the State is somewhat in
doubt owing to imperfect returns, but the
latest indications are that the democrats have
a small majority, the latest estimate being
five thousand. Carr, republican candidate
for Secretary of State, seems to have run
ahead of his ticket so well that full returns
may prove his election. As to the State
Senate the democrats have made considera-
Bile gains, but it is doubtful whether they
will have majority. The Assembly appears
to have been secured by the republicans
again. In this city bosssm encountered
another Waterloo. Calvin, Tammany can
didate for surrogate, was ignominiously de-
feated by Rollins. republican. Wickeons
is elected district attorney by an overwhelm-
ing majority.
The indications are that the regular DEM
ocrsts have secured six Of the district alder
men, the republicans securing seven and
Tammany only three. The indications are
that the republicans have succeeded in elect
ing their marine court judge. Most Of the
democratic candidates for civil justices have
been elected.
ALBANY, Nov. Q. The Argus claims the
State for the democrats by 1900 with a pos
sibility of Cars election. The Senate is a
tie and the Assembly in doubt.
The Journal claims the State for the re-
publicans, excepting Husted, by 1000. The
Senate is tie and the Assembly two repub-
lican majority.
Returns from the State As far as received,
together with estimated returns, give Carr .
majority of $3.50.
The Evening Journal says the Senate is a
tie and that the democrats have a majority of
three in the Assembly.
BRooKLvS, Nov. 9. The Eagle says that
board of aldermen, now democratic, has
been carried by the republicans. The same
is true of the board of survivors.