The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-08
Hale, republican, 14,9OS; Edgerly,


democrat, 15,043.
Portsmouth, n. H., 7.-Private
advices to prominent politicians in
dictate the probable election of Ed
gerly, democrat, for governor. Both
branches of the legislature are re-
publican.
Dover, n. H., Isaac Lucas, a
prominent republican politician,
was arrested on the charge OF abus-
ing democratic voters.
Concord, 7.-Secretary Chandler,
it Is understood, has just sent the
following message:I
CONCORD, Nov. 7, 1882.
The President, NeD York City,:
We have elected two congressman
and the legislature by a large ma
jority. Major Hale will probably
be elected by small majority?
(Signed) CHANDLER.
NEW JERSEY.
Camden, 7.-Robeson, republican
is defeated by 500 majority. Brewer,
republican for Congress in the Ssc-
0nd District, is reelected by about
100 majority.
RObeson's own ward gives a dem
ocratic majority of 1906.
Trenton, a. Republicans claim
the election of Kean in the Third
District.
New York, midnight.-The Ne "
Jersey legislature will be close, but
the democrats will probably have 8
majority on joint ballot.
NEW YORK.
New York, 1.-THE weather il
cloudy and rain is threatened. The
election is proceeding quietly and 6
heavy vote is being poll6d. In
Brooklyn many republicans art
voting for Cleveland for governor,
and the local tickets are being heav
lily scratched. on both sides.
Large numbers of persons have
been arrested for false registration
and illegal voting, by the United
States marshal. The last betting OF
| the result for governor of the state
is as follows: $1,000 to $3.50 tina
! Cleveland will be elected, $1,000 tt
| $500 that he will receive $4,000 ma
jority, and $1,000 even that he will
have $4,000 majority.
| The polls opened at O. clock. Be
!, tween that time and noon the bull
|, of the voting was done. On tn
east side there is very heavy vote
The democratic state and count
tickets received a tremendous vote
Many republicans did not vote.
The Commercial Ad0eriiSoT, sta
wart, admits that Cleveland, demo
crat, for governor, will probabl
have 10000 majority in the city
The support to the citizens ticket
r a disappointment, republicans NJ
coming out. The citizens commi
tee claim the republican party {
the city has been sold out in til
house of its friends; that straigl
o democratic tickets, with the exec
ton of the name Of John O'Briel
. substituted for that of Patrie
. keenan, for county clerk, are bein
. peddled from republican boxes, an
/ that there is not single citizen
: candidate on the republican ticke
a though they were endorsed by r
publicans.
6.45 p.m.-One-sixth of the Cit
! gives Cleveland $4,000 majority.
q p.m.-One-third of the city Civ,
9 Cleveland $4,000 majority.
= Indications now are that Edsol
T democrat, is elected.
f Sixty-one election districts out
I 6SS give Folger 1912 and Clevelar
q 1885.
q Returns from various parts of Il
q state show uniform and heavy deI
= ocratic gains, giving Cleveland {
apparently fabulous majority. HOY
20 ard Carroll runs ahead, but is pro
% ably sWamped with the rest Of tt
! ticket. Waite, republican, is elect'
~ to Congress-.
= Returns indicate that Clevelal
r. will come down to Harlem RiV
v with from 10000 to $4,000 majorit
r. Brooklyn City gives Clevelal
# 3S.109 majority, democratic gain
q $500 over the vote for secretary
20 state in 1881.
i Four hundred and fifty electi
N districts out of 68S in New 70
" City give Folger 1854. Cleyelal
a. 7S.4SO.
60 Three hundred election distriC
N out of 68S give FOlger u 1889, Clev
N land 53,7O1.
n The EGpress. republican, es
ia mates Cleyeland's majority in {
st state at from $4,000 to 100000. T
h. Express bulletin says Edison is l
m doubtedly elected for mayor; es
I'd mated majority, $4,000.
"a Three hundred and ninety-thI
lis city election districts give Cleyela
he 40,165 majority.
b. Fifty election districts give Gle
n. land $4,000, Folger 1900.
is OILS p.m.-Jefferson County giN
n. Cleveland 1000 majority; Quet
to County gives Cleveland 5000 u
ed jority; Wayne County gives Fol-
1900 majority.
One hundred and five election {
tricts out OF 6SS give Folger 6,6
IN Cleveland 1868.
ate 9.20 p.m.-Returns indicate t
he Cleveland will come down to q
ect lem River with from 1000 to %,
as majority.
!. 10p.m.-It now looks as thol
ka, Cleveland's majority in HI
ate County will reach $4,000. As fal