Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-09
THE EVENING STAR.
YESTERDAY,S ELECTIONS.
summary Of last Nights, Dispatches.

DEMOCRATIC GAINS IN NEW YoRK-AsroR AND MUIR
PLY DEFEATED foR coSGRESs
The total vote in New York city is about $4,000
1t is estimated that the majority Purcell, demo
ocratic candidate for secretary OF state, viii be
s5.0oo In city. Huster repubIcan, for state treas
urer, viii be beaten by al least 5000 in city. For
the Marine Court, 2l0 districts give Hall 1884,
Hyatt 16,I9S, Van wyck A,IaS. Sawyer 14,ss2, Har-
nett IL 49, sheridan - 27 1t is believed that Rol
ms Is elected surrogate by nearly 1900 majority
over Walker. who leads Calvin by about S500
sixty-nve towns and wards outside OF New York
ana King county give republican majority OF
| 1887, and democratic gain OF &,S5a. The best
| authorities at Albany estimate that the republic
cans will have majority In the state outside OF
| New York city OF 2tG0
The Suns estimate is: State democratic by
1000 majority; eighteen democratic senators
elected, fourteen republican senator's elected, six
| ty-Seven democratic asSenlblymen, and sixty-one
| republican asSemblymen elected.
| Inc itfheS says: IAN unusually light vote was
polied in this state YESTERDAY outside of the large
| clueS. Tue returns thus TAR received show that
the republican state ticket, with the exception OF
| EuSttG, FOR st tie treasurer, is elected 10y small
| maJority-probably not more than 6.o00 5000
The result as regards the Legislature is In doubt
the latest returns indicating that the senate is a
| tie and that the assembly stands Is republicans to
| 63 democrats The election OF Talcott and Gibbs,
f.pnolcan candldates for the senate in this ctyiS
III Doubt but they are counted successful In the
| above estimate"
The contest for Congressman in the eleventh cis-
/
Flower (delnocrat resulted in victory ior Flower
| by Ee1rly 1000 Ma jorty.
In the ninth congressional district, Harry. DEM
ocfat. Is elected over Thomas Murphy, republican,
py an Immense ma lortty.
VIRGINIA PROBABLY CARRIED BY THE READJUsTERs
A Richmond dispatch says: Up $3.50 p. m
sixty-one voting precincts I'm the state heard FROM
| including fifteen from Richmond. give John ".
Daniel, democrat, for governor. TO- 40; William F.
Cameron. readJuster. Tor governor, S725; Daniels
majority, 1,So The gains and lesSes show very
small gain for the democrats in precincts heard
froln The democrats viii have to overcome 1900
votes in the state 10 elect the state ticket The city
| OF Norfolk gives Cameron 453 majority, read
| juster gain of 49, Danville gives Cameron az ma
| Jority, readjuster gain OF 256 In Staunton
Danleis majority is 36s, democratic gain of So
/ Fredericksburg gives Daniel majority OF 81, a
democratic gain. Manchester gives Cameron
majority OF l55. a readtuster gain OF 30. Lynch
pdrg daniel hoine gives nm ssi majority; Dan
democrat for house OF delegates, has 33s majority.
La Petersburg the total number OF votes east III the
| different wards OF the city for Cameron, read
luster for governor, is 211I; for Daniel democrat,
| I,lS7. Wilcox, for state senator, twenty-ninth
s er ahe dsrs and Nay and oed
luSters' ticket, elected by similar majority.
The returns as far as received from adjacent ana
| south-sde counties give the readuster ticket Il
| large majority.
PENNSYLVANIA GONE REPUBLICAN.
| PittSburg dispatch says: At one O'Clock a. m.
returns from fiftyfOur counties in the state, ill.,
Guiding Philadelphia and Allegheny counties
SHOWS Bally. republican,
state treasurer This Indicates that Baily'S plural
ity VIII reach about 12,0J0. AT one O'Clock this
| morning the republicans claim a majority in the
state Is 0OO for Baily over Noble based upon the
j increase OF the republican vote OF this city and
that OF Lackawanna county and few OF the inte-
rior counties. The democratic chairman is not
willing TO concede Mobiles defeat but thinks the
republican majority in this city VIII be overcome
by the later returns from the state. The independ
ent, or Wolfe element, Claims 65 goo 10 900 votes
for Wolfe.
THE USUAL THING IN MARYLAND.
The election in Baltimore was unusually quiet
and light, the vote being over a thousand less
than that cast at the municipal election two
weeks ago, when the total vote cast was 35 600 a
little more than half the registered vote OF the
city The vote for Heating. democrat. for COMP
troler, Was 25,31s: for G0rsuch, republican, 80;
keatiiigsS majority 12,05S The dempcratS elected
all their candidates In the three legislative dis
trcts OF the city, comprising eighteen members OF
the lower house. and also the senator FOR the Sec
ond district, For sheriff. Hunter. regular demo-
crat, received 2, 80: West, republican, 1884 and
Jority over all WAS 1858. Returns from the coun
ties are very meagre, but there is 40 doubt OF
keating's election and of the democrats having
Carried b0th branches or the legislature.
REDUCED REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN MINNESOTA.
In all the larger places there has been much
scratching, and the counties vote is light, every
where falling off from last year, and affecting the
two parties nearly alike. In ST. Paul, Johnston
democrat, for governor, is running ahead Of the
ticket. and Greeneaf Clark. defeated by Judge Van
Aubrey in the republican convention for supreme
Judge, is receiving large vote About half the
ticket will be republican and half democratic The
probability is that the gains and losses of Hubbard
Set each other and that he and the whole republic |
can ticket Will be elected by majority somewhat
reduced from last year. |
MIXED RESULT IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Chicago city complete shows that Gary, republi- |
can, also nominated by the democrats for judge OF
the first superior court, has been unanimously |
elected. Stephens, republican, for clerk of the |
county court has 2,0l2 majority. Mallocks and
plrn isS app r.a-
ceived over zoo majority. The total vote in the
city is little over 5000, or less than hall the or
binary full vote.
PEoRIA-In the municipal elections Mr.. Frank
Hitchcock was elected mayor; majority nearly 500
Republican gain OF LOCO. Republicans also gain
three aldermen The council viii he a tie with re-
publican mayor. This is the first time the repub-
Gcans have carried the city for several years
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SUCCESS IN DENVER.
The Denver election passed of quietly. The re-
pubiicans claim 500 majority on the mayor, while
supporters or the peoples ticket. the only OPPOSE
ton. concede 100 majority. Returns from other
points in the state Indicate that Denver is selected
as the permanent capital
NEBRASKA LARGELY REPUBLICAN,.
Returns from the election are incomplete. The
state is undoubtedly republican by large major
ity, and most OF the counties are believed 10 have
been carried by the republicans
DEMOCRATIC GAINS IN NEW JERSEY.
A Newark dispatch says: "Returns received I'D
to one O'Clock indicate that the new legfsla-
publicans, 10: democrats. 8; democratic gain, g.
neutrality-suspicious., ~; democrats, Is; demo-
cratic gain, 2"
CONNECTICUT GONE REPUBLICAN.
The election in Connecticut was for IA senators
and full house Of representatives. The legsla-
ture last year had republican majority OF IS on
Joint ballot, but the usual majority is about so.
The republicans Have carried both branches OF the
legislature by reduced majoritieS. Last year the
senate stood 16 to 5. This year il viii probably
stand IA republicans to 10 democrats, three new
districts having been added. The house will
probably stand about 14S republicans to 100 DEM
OcratS.
LIGHT VOTE IN MASSACHUSETTS WITH THE USUAL
RESULT.
The vote In the state has been unusually light.
As an indication of the apathy among voters re-
turns from thirty-flve towns, which gave Long
last year l6.4g7, and Thompson, dem, 9,T1, now |
Show but AIS votes for Long, and 4-259 for Thomp
son. The Irdoelicr' estimates that Gov. Long is |
elected by from p. 900 to $4,000 majority The vote
in the city OF Boston Is as follows: Long, rep, |
15,435H Thompson, DEM, 1851; Almy, prohibition,
182; E.ldrews, greenbacher, 142 Last years vote /
was Long 25666, Thompson 2s,l9l, prohibition "a, |
Creenback Longs majority this wear over all 1