Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-08
NEW YORK.

NEW 1ohk, November It'll. - The weather Is
cloudy, and rain is threatened The election is
proceeding quietly, and heavy vot, is being poed.
In BROOKLYN many Republicans voting for Cleve.
land for Governor, and the local tickets are being
heavily scratched on both sides
NEW YORK; November 7th.-Large numbers OF
persons have been arrested for false registration
and alltgal voting by the United States Marshal
The last betting on the result for Governor of the
State is as follows: One thousand dollars to $3.50
that Cleveland will be elected 81, 900 to $500 that
he will receive $4,000 majority, and 81 900 even that
he win have 50, 900 majority
ROCHESTER, November 7th.-The German vote,
heretofore largely Republican, is being cast almost
solidly for the Democratic State ticket.
NEW YORK. November 7th.-The polls opened at
o'clock. Between that time aud noon the bulk of
the voting was done. On the east side very heavy
vote was cast. The Democratic State and county
tickets received q tremendous vote. Many Repub.
licans did not vote
The Commercial AdUertiser (stalwart) admits
that Cleveland (DemocraD for Governor will prob
ably have 60 600 majority in the city, The support
Of the Citizens ticket is disappointment, the Re-
publieans not coming out. The Citizens committee
claim that the Republicans of the city have been
sold out in the house of its friends; that the
straight Democratic ticket, with the exception Of
| the name OF John OBrien being substituted for
that OF Patrick Keenan, for County Clerk, is being
peddled from Republican boxes, and that there is
not single Citizens candidate on the Republican
ticket, though they were Endorsed by tine Republi-
cans.
NEW YORK, November this P. M-The Express
IDnnt.
State from $1,000 to 100000.
An Express bulletin says Edison is undoubtedly
elected for Mayor by estimated majority of so,
| 900.
New YORK, November 7th.-B ,ooklyn city gives
Cleveland IS, 103 majority gain OF 5000 over the
vote for Secretary Of State in 1881.
| NEW YORK, November 7th-93O P. M-Four hun
dred and fifty election re.incts out of 6SS in New
York city give Folger 81, 5S4 and Cleveland rs, 4So
NEW YORK. November 7th-9:2O P. M-The re-
turns indicate that Cleveland will come down the
Harlem river with 10000 to $4,000 majority.
BUFFALO, November 7th-9:20 P. M.-Clevelands
majority in this city is estimated at 1900.
BROOKLYN, November th-9:2O P M-This city
gives Cleveland IS, 600 majority
NV YORK, November 7th-7:SO p. M.-Two hun
Foiger 16, 762 ami Cleveland AZ, 1885,
NEW YORK. November 7th-s M-The returns
from various parts of the State show uniform and
heavy Democratic gains, giving Cleveland appa-
rently fabulous majority. Howard Carroll runs
ahead but is probably swamped with the rest Of the
| ticket.
Waite (Republican) ia elected to Congress in Con-
nectcut. The Democrats carry the other districts
NRgYcSK November Ith.-Three hundred au,,
ninety three city election districts give Cleveland
4o,l65 majority.
Jefferson county gives Cleveland 1000 majority
Queens county gives Cleveland 5000 majority
Wayne county gives Foyer 1;20o majority.
GENEVA, November Tth-9:30 P M-This town.
the home of Folger, gives him IS majority, Demo.
cratic gain Of ~.
NEW YORK, Novemb 7th-1o P. Mt now looks
as though Clevelands majority in Kings county will
nearly reach 10000. AS far as heard from, Folger
has not carried single eettion precinct there
NEw YORK, Novea Der 7ti.-TOtal vote in Brook
Ign Cleveland G2, 60, Folger "a, $50 Majority for
Cleveland, 3i,10s.
NV YORK, November It'll 4. Ms. s. Cox is
elected to Congress in the Sixth District by 10 600
majority.
NEW YORK. November 7th.-Suffolk county gives
Cleveland ], 600 majority.
| JAMESTOWN, November 7th.-Folger's majority in
So Lawrence "ou"sy 80 s~.;..toJ at 500.
| BUGFALo, November 7th.-Moulton (Rep } is un-
iou6tedly elected in the Twenty second Congress
! sional District