Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-11-07

tice.
BROOKLYN, November 6th-Kerman and Jacobs
Dem.) and Daggett (Rep.) are elected Senators
NEW YORK, November 6th.-Four hundred and
forty.eight election districts give Hess 44,l9o
Reilly 46, oos. o'Bren 1oo,os7.
BROOKLYN, November 6th-Midnight re-
ceved up to this hour indicate theelection Of Hen
dirk Complete returns may change the result By
morning.
NBw YORK, November 6th.-Returns from 4s7
polling places Of the 200 in the State outside Of
this city, give Maynard 500 and Carr &C. 14l votes
for Secretary of State. This vote already wipes out
the majority for Maynard in New York City, and
secures the election of Carr
BROOKLYN, November 7th-1:30 A. M.-The Dem
ocrats concede the election Of Low as Mayor lof
Brooklyn.
NEW YORK, November 6th.-The Herald says A
strong Republican majority is elected to the next
State Senate. Probably it will be six in total of
thirty-two. The present Senate is Democratic by a
majority Of four. The Assembly is in doubt, with
the chances fayoring small Republican majority
The present Assembly is Democratic by nearly two
thirds majority in total of u.s. and the returns
from the country counties also show what is very
ominous OF evil to the Democrats next year, that
there is a strong Republican reserve vote which was
not cast yesterday.
ALBANY, November 7th.-At A. N. the Eueninq
Journal claims Carrs election by Is, ,ooo The rest
of the Democratic ticket is possibly elected. The
Senate stands IS Republicans to "A Democrats !;
Assembly, 6s Republicans to 60 Democrats
NEw YORK, November 7th.-The report from
Brooklyn at A. N. is that Mayor Low is elected by
a small majority.
NEW YORK, November 7th-s A. h.-The vote on
the State ticket for Secretary of State shows ma
jority of about 25,c0O Democratic. For Controller
and the balance of the ticket the majority is about
10000
NBw YORK, November 7th-The total vote Of this
city on the state ticket was: Secretary of State
Maynard (Dem.), 81, 526; Carr (Rep.l 6S, ,582 Con-
troller-C Chaplin Dem y l0l ,S27; Davenport (Rep)
59,615.
New Jersey.
NEw YORK, November 9th. From New Jersey
come only meager reports. Abbott carries Hudson
county by 100 majority, and the State Committee
claim the election beyond doubt. Middlesex
county gives AL bott 800 majority. Democratic As
semblymen are elected in the First, Second and
Third Districts. Princeton City gives Dixon, for
Governor, 43 majority Vanderbilt Dem }, for Sen
atsr, Sc majority, and Rus Rep) for Assembly
man, As majority. Passaic county gives Repub-
lican gain of two Assembynen
PATERSON, November 6th.-In Essex county Alb
bott has 1,2Oo majority. Ross Dem.) is elected to
the Assembly by 300 majority. In Camden, Dixon
has $50 majority. Armstrong Rep.) is elected to
.l,o A - =. nj.
in the Second District and Stanford Rep), in the
Thir District.
PATERSON November 6th.-Abbott carries Hud
son couRty by 1000 majority, and the State Com
mittee claim that his election is beyond doubt.
TRENTON, November 7th.-At 1890 A. n the re
turns indicate Abbott's election by about ,O0C
majority. The Republican State Committee ar,
still hopeful. The Democratic State Committe,
claim Abbotts election by large majority, but Civ
no figures.
Pennsylvania.
| PIrTsBURG, November 6th.-The day is close
warm and threatening rain. The election is passn,
off quietly. No disturbance reported and up t.
noon very light vote was polIed.
PHILADELPHIA, November 6th.-The contest il
this State presents no other issue than the regula
candidates. On the State ticket are Jeorome E
Niles, Republican, and Robert Tsggart, Democrat
for Auditor General and William sivesey, Reput
lican, and Joseph Powell Democrat for State Treas
urer. The Greenback and Prohibition parties bot
have candidates in the field for these places, bu
their vote s so small not to be factor in tn
fight. 1t is agreed between the leaders Of the Dem
ocrat and Republican sides that all comparison c
figures shall be made with last years election fo
Governor, the combined vote Of Beaver, Republi
can, and Stewart, Independent, to be set agains
that of Pattison, Democrat, that gains for Demo
Gratis to-day will mean against the full Republi
can vote. The Democrats will have to gain som
1000 full vote in order to elect their ticket to
day In the city the interest centers chiefly on tn
COntrollersnip. S. Davis Page, Democrat, has bee
indorsed by Committee OF One Hundred for ths
office, while Harper E Jeffreys is running as
straghtout AS the Committee>of OF One Hundred
a large factor in municipal politics here, the eec
tiCn Of Page is expected.
NEW YORK, November 6th-1I:10 P. M.-The re
turns come in very slowly from Pennsylvania an
nothing definite is known up to this hour.
PHILADELpHIl, November 8th.-Tn Bedford cour
ty Tsggart has $50 majority-a Democratic gain
157. In Carbon county Taggart and Powell hay
each $50 majority-a Democratic gain OF 49,
PHILADELPHIA, November 6th.-At 11:30 o'cloc
only twenty-four counties out Of sixty-seven wer
heard from. These show net Republican gains
1864. This does not include the county OF Phila
delphis. Returns are coming in very slowly
PTTsBuRs, November 6th-Returns from ALE
gheny county are coming in slowly, but from thos
received it is estimated that the Republican ma
jorty will be 5000. The vote has been rather ligh
with Republican gains reported from all section
The election passed off without any disturbanc
and at this hour Gl8O P. w. the streets are almo
deserted and unusual quiet reigrs
PHILADELPHIA, November 6th.-W. U. Hense
Chairman of the Democratic State Committee h,
issued the following "The Republican majority
Philadelphia exceeds the most sanguine Republics
calculations. 1t wipes cut sl our estimated majo
ity but the country districts hold up 10 our figure
and until the western counties are heard from {
not concede the State to the opposition"
The Chairman of the Cooper Republican Sta
Committee estimates his party has carried the Sta
by not less than 10000 majority. He says the T
turns come in so slowly that the exact result cann
be given.
PHILADELPHIA, November 6th- The result Of tn
contest for the Controership in this city is sl
prise. The citizens committee of one hundrt
strongly pushed Page (Dem }, but conceds the ele
tion Of Jeferes Rep) by about 500 majority.
: PHILADELPHIA, November 7th-I:I5 A. MT
r Republican State ticket has 10000 majority
Philadelphia. The estimated majority in the Sta
E Is 5000.
r PHILApELPHIA, November 7th-1:55 A. N.-Cor
pete returns received at the Associated Press off
from 81 OF the 81 counties in the State give Nil
1 (Rep) for Auditor-General a majority of Is,
5 The three remaining counties-B Bradford, Fore
; aud Sullivan-will increase the Republican majori
!, to about Il, 900.
. Maryland.
BALTIMORE, November 6th-The election in IL
State to-day is for Governor, State Controller, A
torney- General and the Legislature, excepting on
r half the Senate, who hold over. In Baltimore cit
the Judge Of the Court Of Appeals, Clerk Of the s.
preme Court, Sheriff. States Attorney, three judy
}, of the Orphans Court, and City Surveyors