The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-08
Goes Hard With the Party of Progress.
New York.

NEW York, Nov. The polls opened at
6 O'Clock. Between that time and noon the
bulk of the voting was done. ON the East
side very heavy vote was polled. The
democratic state and county ticket received
a tremendous vote. Many republicans did
not vote for either Folger or Cleveland.
CLEVELAND TO THE FRONT.
The weatheris cloudy and rain is threat
ening. The election is proceeding quietly
A heavy vote is being polled In Brooklyn
many republicans are voting for Cleveland,
democratic candidate for governor, and the
local tickets are being heavily scratched on
both sides.
DAVENPORT GETTING IN MS WORK.
A large number OF persons have been ar
rested for false registering and illegal vot-
ing by United States marshal on warrants
issued, many of them by Chief Supervisor
John |. Davenport.
CLEVELAND LEAVES THE CITY WITH A HEAVY
MAJORITY.
The Commercial Advertiser (stalwart re-
publcan) saysin ite evening edition that
the outlook for the republicans is gloomy
enough, Cleveland seems to be polling the
full strength of his party. The full repub-
llcan vote is not coming out at all. At the
present moment 1t may not seem rash tc
say that Cleveland's majority in the city
will be fully G0,0O0. The support to the cit
izens ticket is disappointment. The re-
publican disallection has had the most tC
do with this.
HEAVY ODDS on CLEVELAND.
The last betting on the result for gov
ernor of this state Is as follows: 81 900 tC
,l,,t ,.,sII .s,t IN.
to $500 that he will receive 1900 majority
and 81 900 even that he will have so 900 ma
jority.
EDsoN ELECTED.
New York, Nov. 7,-Seventy election
districts ont of GSS give Edison 8 1893; Camp.
bell 6,6S9. 1t Is conceded that Edson vii
get two-thirds of the whole vote cast and
Campbell one-third.
BROOKLYN ouTD0ING HER BIG SISTER.
New YORK, Nov. Returns from
Brooklyn are, If positive, more favorable TO
the democrats than those of New York.
King county will give Cleveland probably
5000 majority.
STILL ROLLING,
New York, Nov. 7.-Amatt, democrat,
is elected to congress in the 29th district.
Duchess county is undoubtedly democratic
for the first time in many years. Il. Platt
Carpenter is beaten in Poughkeepsie and
also in his own ward, which is generally re-
publican.
HoEORED AT HOME.
BUFFALO, Nov. 7.-On account of the
light rains during most OF the morning, the
vote is not yet large, but now we have
clearing weather.
The anti.administration republicans are
redeeming. their promises and voting for
Cleveland. There is no falling off among
the democrats and Cleveland vote here will
be all that his friends have anticipated
FABULOUS MAJORITY.
NEW York, Nov. I, 7;30 p. m.--Scattering
returns from various parts Of the state show
uniform and heavy gains for the democrats,
apparently making Cleveland's majority
almost fabulous. Howard Carroll seems to
be running ahead, but is probably
swomped with the rest of the ticket
INSIGNIFICANT.
In returns from the state in only eight
instances are republican gains reported,
and these amount TO -.
FOLGER CARRIES COUNTY.
New YoRH, Nov. 7.-Jeilerson county
gives Cleveland 1000 majority Queens
gives Cleveland 5000 majority
Wayne county gives Folger 200 majority.
Major Payne republican, is elected to con.
gress from the 29d district.
NEW YORK, Now Three hundred elec.
ton districts out of G6S give Folgcr 81 $50
and Cleveland 53,70l.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 7.-Returns indicate
that Cleveland will come down to Harlan
River with from 10000 TO 5000 majority.
REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. 7.-Ccveland's
majority in this city is estimated at $500
10 1900. Moulton, republican, is elected to
by handsome majority.
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSMAN.
ROME, ~ V, Nov. 7.-Spriggs, democrat,
Is elected to congress In the Oneida dis
rict.
BRooHLYSs VOTE. q
NEW EoEK, Nov. 7.--Brooklyn city giyos
Cleveland $3.50 majority, u democratic
gain of $50 over the vote for secretary of
state in lSSl.
A CLEAN SWEEP fN PROSPECT.
ROCHESTER, n. V, Nov. IA special TO
The Post says; The election Is proceeding
luietly. The German vote, hitherto largely
Is being cast almost solidly for
the democratic state ticket. Indications
favor large democratic gains in this city and
county.
TAKING rAEDinLE SHAPE.
NEw NoRg, Nov. Two hundred and
iiny election districts give Cleveland l5,OOO
Folgcr l7,000.
Indications are that Queens county will
give $500 majority for Cleveland
INV York, Nov. 7.--Brooklyn elected
four republican assemblymcn and eight
democrats; Ten republican aldermen and
three democrats city and county tickets
are generally democratic by small maiori.
ties.
AuBuRS's MAIDEN DEMOCRATIC MAjontry.
Cleveland has about 600 majority In Au.
burn, the first time the town has zone dem.
acratiS in the state election since the organ.
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