The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-11-17
ELECTRIC FLASHES.



Nrw YoRK, November O.-Flowcr' ma.
jorily over Astor In the 18th congressman
district Is over 1900,
NEW YoRR, November 0.-Tho total city
yute ON the ticket Is, Purcell o'6So, carr
63,O50. Davenport 5l,09l, Lapham ls'md
Hustled Il $50, Maxwell @9lS, Russell o.
O5j, IIcarmcntcr ss,7l3, Evcrhed 80, 1885, sey'
mour 81, SO. 2slO towns and wards outside
of New York and Kings county show u re-
publican majority of li,l5S, and net demo-
cratic gain OF over 1000 a..
New YoRK, November 0-The result III
the tenth senatorial district is still in doubt
The election is very serious. This is a de-
feat tor Tammany, which has doubtlully
held its own wherever it ran on the lndepen-
dent ticket. The election of Rollins
republican, for surrogate is an oyerWheiin-
ing defeat for Tummany. Hardy. demo,
crat. in the ninth congressional dlstrlct, had
comparative walk-oyer. EX-coIleector,
Thus Murphy, the republican candldate
for state senator was CLOSELY oustu,
Ex-senator Hogan, congressional! nominee
in the fifth district, was beaten by BRADY by
1000. Brady defeated Seabachcr in the sixth
district by nearly 1000. Deaily's defeat was
countedin the seventh district by nearly
1000. Browning was elected in the eighth
district by small majority and Fitzgerald,
county democratic nominee defeated spin,
ala the Tammany candidate, by very small
majority, and the election of Men eon,
for district attorney is regarded as
an anti Tammany victory, they having
nominated the first, knowing that the
county democrats had intended to do so.
New York, November 9!.-Ihe World
claims the democratic state ticket Is elected
by thirty thousand majority, and also
branches of the legislature as follows Sen
ate-17 democrats 10 republicans; assem-
bly-6S democrats 60 republicans. The
Suns estimate is that the state is demo-
cratic by ten thousand majority. Eighteen
democratic senators are elected and four
teen republican senators are elected;
SiXty-seven democratic assemblymen and
81 republican assemblymen are elected.
The Times this morning says an unusually
light vote was polled in this state yesterday
outside of the large cities. Returns thus
far received show that the republican state
ticket with the exception of Hustled for
state treasurer, is elected by small ma
jority, of probably not more than six or
seven thousand. The result as regards the
legislature is in doubt The latest returns
indicate that the senate is a
tie, and the assembly stands
Is republicans to 63 democrats.
The election of Talgatt Gibbs, republican
candidate for the senate in this city, is
doubtful but accounted Tor as successful in
the above estimate.
New YORK, November 0.-The Herald
this morning says the election in New York
and other states yesterday will be thus
briefly summed up: There was no disorder
here although much subdued excitement
existed in congressional and senatorial
districts The state is somewhat in doubt,
owing to imperfect returns, but the latest
have a small majority, the
latest estimates being $1,000 Carr, the re-
publican candidate for secretary of state
seems to have run ahead of his ticket so
well that the full returns may prove his
election. In the state senate the democrats
have made considerable gains, but it is
doubtful whpti.r g..eT will have a majority
on final uaur lH assembly is supposed
tn nave ottu 2u by the republicans
H,aiu. Hogan IN .ae dth, Stewart in the
JN r'Uh and roLG ia liIesixteenth sena-
T. n d-ttlH1 1--WE al cen defeated. In
this ~. Hossislu has )untered another
y.ot CALVIN for 'ogate, has been
hu - defeated by Rollins republican. Nc
X district a,vurney by an over
wi mag majority. The democrats have
secured six of the seven state senators and
sevcateen Of the twenty-tour assemblymen.
The indications are that the democrats
have secured six of the district aldermen,
the republicans securing seven and Tam
many only three. The indications are that
the republicans have succeeded in electing
their marine court Judge. Most of the dem
ocratic candidates for civil justices have
been elected. including Norton Campbell,
CIanch and McDowan.
NEW YORK, November 9.-The latest re-
DnGsgn New Jersey show the political
Ya,--s'of the next legislature to be as fol-
lows: Senate, republican, IL; democrats, s;
a democratic gain of6. House of>assembly,
republicans, 80; democratic gain of 4. e..