The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-07
BUTLER DEFEATED IN MAS
SACHUSFTTS.
A Tolerably Close Call All
Around.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
Troy, 6.-The sheriff appointed
1875 specials for polling places. His
act is severely criticised by Repub-
licans as unprecedented.
Syracuse, Cup to l o'clock the
vote in most of the city wards was
about even with that of two years
ago. Carr, for secretary of state +.
runs ahead of his ticket by the aid
of soldiers and liquor men. Many
temperance men are voting for May
nard, Democratic candidate.
Albany, 6.-The election is quiet ;
a heavy vote was polled early IN the
Republican wards. Carr is being
freely cut, and the indications are
that Maynard will run ahead of his
ticket in the city. The Democratic
State committee at 1 o'clock sent out
the following to prominent Demo-
Gratis in the county: "Our morning
advices from New York are that
the county Democracy, Tammany
and the German organizations, are
reported Unexpectedly small. The
scratching of Maynard and Repub-
lican enquiry for Maynard posters
is widespread. At Albany, May
nard is running ahead of his
ticket
New York, 6.-The weather is
fine to-day, and there is an indica-
ton of large vote. The State
officers to be elected are secretary
of state, comptroller, treasurer, en-
| glneer and surveyor, and Attorney
general. Members of the Legisla-
ture are also voted for. Importance
is attached TO Senators to be elected,
as they will participate in the choice
of the next United States Senator.
In this city great interest is shown
in the contest for register and
aldermen, these representing power
full political interests. The Democ-
racy being divided it is impossible
to predict the result. Politicians
are also watching the senatorial
contest in the first district, where
Downing, who was removed by
Governor Cleveland from the office
of district attorney of Queens
county, is being supported by a
Democratic faction.
Eighteen of the, 6sS election dis
tricts in this city give Carr, Repub-
lican, for Secretary Of State, 17,103;
Maynard, Democrat, 1860; for
attorney general, o Brien, Demo
crat, has p, $50; Robsell, Republican,
1856. These figures show that
Maynard has been cat. as it was
promised he would be, by the liquor
dealers.
Three hundred and sixty-three
election districts, OF total of 6SS,
give Carr 35,ll7; Maynard, $3.50;
Robsell, 30,05s; O'Brien, 53,611. This
vote indicates that Maynard will in
this city run about 5000 behind bis
associate O'Brien on the Democratic
ticket, while O'Brien will have
about $4,000 Of majority over
Carr, Republican.
Manard's majority in Delaware
county is estimated at 1900.
Returns show apparent sjority
for Democrat State ticket OF 400,
excepting Maynard who runs about
1000 behind. The Democrats claim
that Low is beaten by 5000 in
and Daggett defeated in
his ward.
New York State-Essex county:
Maynard IS, Carr 1859; Hornellsville,
Maynard carries this city by 331
Democratic. gain Of 1877
over 1881.
Tioga county, 6.-Carr's majority
in the county is about 500. Esty,
is elected 10 the senate,
and Rarager, Republican, elected to
the assembly.
One hundred and three election
districts give Carr $3.50, Maynard
!. $50. Gates JOG, Beecher 81, Russell
{, All, O'Brien 1889.
Four hundred and forty-eight
election districts give Hess 44,19O,
Reilly 46,OOS, O'Brien 10000.
Brooklyn, 6.-Seventy-five election
districts give Maynard 1876, Carr
1875. Maynard's majority S73.
One hundred and five districts
give Maynard 24.131, Carr 22,44S,
Chaplin 25,SOl, Davenport 21,275.
Majority for Maynard, 1858.
Midnlght.-Figures received up to
this hour indicate the election of
Hendrix. Complete returns may
change the result by morning.
Returns from 4S7 polling places
Of the 1920 in tie State outside OF
thi7 rity oiy9 MAYNARD IS SOC, Carr