The daily gazette., 1883-11-09
THE ELKoTIoNn.
--latest Details From the states That Voted
on Tuesday.

on Tuesday.
PoU0HREEPsIE, N. Y, kov.-There Is
much excitement IN Dutchess county owing
to the many arrests since Tuesday of per-
sons charged with bribery at the election.
Among the warrants sworn out to-day was
one for Warden A. A. Brush, of Sing Sing
Prison and az other for Wesley Van Tassell,
a New York Custom House officer.
ALBANY, N. Y. Nov. g. The EvsnSa0
Journal savs: General Cars majority is
over 1900, and there is little doubt that
the Democratic candidates for the remain
ing offices are elected By msjorities ranging
between 10000 and Il, 900. The changes in
the Assembly make the composition 73 Re-
publicans and 55 Democrats.
NEW JERSEY.
TRENTON, N. j., Nov. S.-The Test re-
turns from all the counties make Abbett's
majority for Governor ,626. The following
arc msjorities by counties: For Abhett-
Bergen, Gil; Cape May, 25; Hudson 5000;
Hunterdon, 1000; Mercer, 800; Middlesex,
s4S; Monmouth, 1896; Somerset, 81
Sussex. 1910; Union, 500; Warren, S,100.
For Dixon-Atlantic, 43S; Burlington, 90;
Camden, 6SS; Cumberland, 600; Essex,
2,2S7: Gloucester, 400; Morris, 600; Ocean,
$50; Passaic, 29s; Salem, o4.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BosToN, Nov. S.-The Herald states that
Governor Butler told member of his Coun-
ell yesterday that be should again run for
the office of Governor next fall. The com
pliment Of $50, 900 votes leads him to think
he will be successful.
The State vote, with Gosnold still missing,
is: Robinson, lG0,175; Butler, 15O,074;
Almy, 1858; scattering, 80; total, 311 1882.
Essex country returns solid Democratic
daipnAffnn IN ha ha Aa trttIl
thus stand: twenty-five Republicans and Is
Democrats-a gain of two Republicans.
VIRGINIA.
PETERSBURG, VA, Nov. 6.-The Indez-
Appeal to day publishes q Communication
from William Long, tobacconist, of this city,
to the effect that he is the party who struck
Senator Malone at the polls on Tuesday
during disturbance. Long states that he
saw General Mahone and his son Butler
alight from their carriage and go directly to
the polls. At that moment a difficulty oc-
Cured about negro voting, which caused
great confusion and threatened q serious
riot. At this time pistol was drawn and
held up to the crowd as having been taken
from General Malone. Long, being pressed
by the crowd at this moment, raised his
hands to clear himself of the throng, and as
he did so some one stru TX him violently on
the right hand, which causrd 1t to strike
General Malone lightly ON the face. Long
says he hopes he did the General no harm.
He had no intention or desire TO do him q
personal injury, and as TO his offer of 500
to know "the scoundTel or assassin" who
struck him, he (Long) 10 the responsible
party, and he hopes this statement will be
satisfactory.
RICHMOND, VA, Nov. S.-As the returns
continue to come in the Democratic gains
II
districts except two give the Democrats 23
Senators and the Coalltionists Is. In the
House the Democrats have thus far secured
63 members and the Coalitionists SO. OF
the four remaining delegates the Democrats
have one certain, which will make their ma
jority In the House 2S, and on joint ballot
not less than S5. The popular majority in
the State is likely to reach 10000.
MISSISSIPPI.
JACKSON, Nov. 8.--The election returns
are nearly all in. The joint Legislature will
stand 13O Democrats to 25 Republicans and
independents. The Democrats elected II
out OF l2 District Attorneys.
MINNESOTA.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 6.-Oficial returns from
six counties, partial returns and estimates
from so counties, and estimates based upon
the election of two years ago from the re-
naming 10 counties, give Hubbard 1900
majority and the remainder of the Republi-
can ticket about II, 900 majority.
NEBRASKA.
OMAHA, Nov. S.-Revised returns indi-
cate that Reese, Rep, for supreme Judge, is
elected by less than 1900 majority. Savage,
DEM, and anti-Monopolist, has over 1900
majority in this (Douglas) county.
Crawford, Dem, is elected Judge In the
Seventh district. The others, with the ex-
ception of Broadly, in the First district, are
Republicans.