The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-09

Kings Counties, show republican
majority of S,035 and net demo-
cratic gain of 1924.
JohnstoWn, S.-There is a COM
plete republican majority Of 583: a.
democratic gain of 285. ,
Hudson, 8.-The city complete
gives Purcell 435 majority.
Brooklyn, S.-The election is quiet.
The vote will probably be far short
of the registration. There is all
interesting contest in the mayOralty.
Probably there will not be $500
majority either way. Low, repub-
ican candidate, gets big vote in
aristoeratic wards, but in the
strongheldS of the democracy
Howell is reported holding his own.
Germans are favoring Howell and
may elect him.
Syracuse, S.-FOr the assembly in
the First District, Award, republic
can, comedies his defeat. John
LightOn, democrat, in the Third
District, and Farrar, republican, in
the Second are probably elected. Nc
earthly, republican, is elected sena-
tor.
Auburn, SIN Cayuga County the
republican ticket is elected by a
large majority.
Poughkeepsie, g. Poughkeepsie,
complete, gives Carr S31 majority, a
republican gain of sos. Dutchess
| County gives republican majority
of nearly $500, a gain of about SOC.
| Plattsburg, S.-Chnton County
gives S. p. Bowen, republican, for
| senator, over 1000 majority.
Utica. S.-Patrick Griffin, boiling
republican, of the First District,
4 Oneida County, was elected by 12t
majority.
PENNSYLVANIA.
| Pittsburg, S.-The weather is
favorable. Vote light, and election
quiet.
Philadelphia, Slight vote and
much scratching. The independent
candidacy of Wolfe for state treas
: urer, attracts much attention In
:! some wards, but apathy generally
prevails.
TEXAS.
Austin, S.-M. A. Taylor, repub-
lican, was elected mayor by $50 ma
, jority over Judge James Wimuth.
VIRGINIA.
Richmond. S.-Mahone telegraphS
that the prospects throughout the
tate are excellent.
Up to $50 pm, 81 voting precincts
in the state, heard from, including
Is from Richmond, give John W.
Daniel, democrat, for governor,
1O,49O; William T. Cameron, read
juster, for governor, SIPS. Gains
and losses are estimated by these
dispatches upon the presidential
vote last year, combining the read
> juster aud republican vote against
the democratic vote in the last
,; November election. This comparison
shows very small gain for demo
Gratis in the precincts heard from.
The democrats will have to over
come 10000 votes in the state to
elect their state ticket. Norfolk
gives Cameron 45S majority, read
juster gain of 80; DanVille gives
Cameron ~ majority, Teadjuster
gain of 256. In Staunton Daniels
majority is 368, a democratic gain of
81. Fredericksburg gives Daniels q
majority of 322, democratic gain of
81. Manchester, Cameron's major
ity 155, readjuster gain of 80.
| Lynchburg, Daniels home, gives
him 9S4 majority, democratic gain
of 493.
| Fredericksburg, 8,-The election,
to-day, is closely contested and
| full yste is polled. About one-third
Of the colored vote was cast for the
democrats, but the readjusters have
made an equal gain of whites in the
counties Of Louisiana, Spotsylvania,
Stafford and King George. 1t is
probable the readjusters have gained
a senator, eiecting also delegates
out OF 4.
WISCONSIN.
Milwaukee, S.-Out Of 1000 %
towns in the state, 125 heard from
| give democratic gain of 1900.
| Returns up to go pm, indicate q
very light vote all over the state.
Milwaukee City and county gives
Rusk, republican, for governor, 255
majority; while Falk, democrat. for
state treasurer, runs over 5000 ahead
of his ticket, and there is a bare
possibility of Falk's election. Re
turns from eighty-two towns, COM
prising over 200 precincts in the
state, show a net democratic gain of
1850. The republican state central
committee, at this hour, claim the
state by 10000 majority.
The Cabinet Quarrel.