Morning journal and courier., 1882-11-08
News by Telegraph 1 FROM ALL QUARTERS. THE ELECTIONS. An Off Year For the Republicans. DEMOCRATIC GAINS AT ALL POINTS. The Principal States In Their Column. BU LER, CLEVELAND ANU PAl lISUN All Elected In Their Several
 States. THE FIGURES FOR C0NGRESSMEN. A General View of the Re-
 suit. THE ELECTIONS.
THE ELECTIONS.
New York.
The New York City Ticket.

The New Y orlx City Ticket.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-The following candi- dates are elected in this city: Mayor, Frank lin Edson, Democrat County Clerk, Patrick Keenan, Democrat Sheriff, A. V. Davidson, Richard O'Gorman, Democrat, George l.. Ingraham, Democratic, and three Democrat ic eoroners Cleveland's majority in the county is estimated at S0,O00. General Il. w. Slocum is elected Congressman. The following are probably elected to Congress from the city districts: Fifth, Nicholas Muller, Democrat; Sixth, Sunset $. Cox, Democrat; Seventh, William Dorsheimer, Democrat Eighth, John W. Russell, Repub- lican Ninth, John Hardy, Democrat j; Tenth, Abram s. Hewitt Democrat; Elev- enth, William L. Strong, Republican. The result on the Assembly is yet in doubt.
 Returns from two-thirds of the election districts in this city show that Cleveland's s majority will reach 75,Oo0. Full returns from Brooklyn give Cleveland 38, 1O3 ma iority. Auburn has gone Democratic for the first time since the organization of the Re- publican party, giving Cleveland 500 ma jority. ,
 JAMAICA, Nov. 7.-Queens county will probably show $500 majority for Cleveland
 BROOKLYN, Nov. 7.-Returns come in slow Iy, but the indications are that Cleveland car- ries Kings county by 10000 majority. The Thirteenth and Fourteenth wards, two of the strongest Republican wards in the city, both give Cleveland large majorities. The latter is the home of Daggett, whom the President removed from the weighsrship, as alleged to avenge the defeat of Platt in the Senatorial election in Albany last winter.
 BUFFALO, Nov. 7.-The indications are that Cleveland carries Erie county by at least 600 majority and it may reach 900.
 ROCHESTER, Nov. 7.-1n tho town of Rlgo Folger received 172 votes and Cleveland 19o Colonel N. 8. Greenleaf. the Democratic candidate for Congress in this district, is probably elected over John Van Voorhis by , GOO majority Wayne county gives Folger l, POO majority.
 ALBANY November 7-Thomas J. Van Alehyne, Democrat is elected to Congress from the Sixteenth district. Four Democratic members of the Assembly are elected The Democratic ticket with the Ninth district yet to hear from. The election was very quiet, the Republicans boldly coming up to the polls and taking the Democratic tickets from the workers and voting it. It is estimated that the State has gone Democratic by 45,OOO majority.
 NEW YORK, Nov 7.-Midnight- men elected: First district, Perry Belmont, Democrat Second, W. E. Robinson, Demo crat Third, Darwin James, Republican :; Fourth, Falix Campbell, Democrat Fifth, Nicholas Muller, Democrat; Sixth, s. S.. Cox, Democrat Seventh ". Dorshsimer, Democrat; Eighth. W. l.. Strong, Republi- can: Ninth, Orlando Potter, Democrat j.; Tenth, A. s. Hewitt, Democrat Eleventh, John Harry. Democrat Twelfth, W. Hutch ins, Democrat. The Democrats are admitted to have elected majority of the Assembly. They have already the State Senate. The State has elected Cleveland by 150, 900 major ity. NEW YORK, Nov 7.-Counties outside Of New York city, Kings county and Queens and Suffolk as far as heard from, give ] Cleveland majority of 5000, Democratic | gain of 4 ,0OO.
 NEW YORK. Nov. 7.-The Republican State committee at II o'clock comedies that Glove. I lands majority will be about 150,0OO.