Connecticut western news., 1883-11-14
THE LATE ELECTIONS.
The Result of the Vote.
NEW YORK.

State ticket except in the case of MT. Maynard for Secretary of State, whose vote was greatly reduced by cutting, chiefly in the large cities, leaving the result as to him in doubt, Gen. Joseph c. Carr, the present incumbent, being elected. The Legislature will probably be Republican in both branches.
 In New York city the Democratic State ticket has about 45,00O majority, Mir. Maynard running 15,00O behind. The Democrats elected six of the seven State Senators, two of them being Tam many men and four Anti -Tammany, and sixteen Assemblymen. Fifteen Dem ocratic Aldermen are chosen seven being Tammany and eight Anti Tammany. John Reilly, the united Democratic candidate for Register, is elected; and George F. Andrews and Charles H. Van Brunt are elected Supreme Court Justices, and Charles J. Nehrbas and Edward Browne, Justices of the City Court.
 The New York Tunes says: In the Senate there will be 20 Republicans and 13 Democrats, and ill the House "A Re- publcans and 54 Democrats, so that the Republicans will have majority of 2S on a joint ballot, against Democratic majority of A on joint ballot in the last Legislature.
 The majority in New York city against convict labor is 90, 900.
 In Brooklyn Lows plurality over Hen dirk is 1.688. ..-. | NEW JERSEY.
 A heavy vote was boiled in New Jer- sey; Leon Abbett, the Democratic can- didate for Governor, is elected. There were gains and losses on both sides in different parts of the State, so that it is difficult to make an accurate estimate of maiorities from the earlier returns. In Essex county the Republicans gain three Assemblymen, and in Passaic county the Democrats gain two. The Democrats also gain an Assemblyman in Union county.
 The Assembly stands: Democrats, 35; Republicans, 25. This will give the Democrats majority of seven on joint ballot. Both Senate and Assembly stand exactly the same as they did last year. l Abbett's majority foots up 12, TIP and Dixon's 5,931, leaving Abbett's 6,781 above that of Dixon.
 MASSACHUSETTS.
 The total vote for Governor in Massa- chusetts was 311, ,788, of which Robinson had 16O. 161,. Butler 150, ,074 and Amy 1,553; Robinson's plurality, 1O,087. He acknowledges that it was unexpected. The total vote for Lieutenant Governor gives Ames 12, 900 to IA, 900 plurality.
 The Legislature stands as follows Republicans 146, Democrats 23 and In- dependents 2. The official vote may change these figures slightly.
 PENNSYLVANIA.
 The Republicans have carried the State. Only two State officers were voted for, State Treasurer and Auditor General
 Official reports and corrected esti. mates make Niles (Rep), for Auditor General, IS, ,188 majority over Taggart Oem.), and Livsey (Rep.), for State Treasurer, 14,37O majority over Powell (Dem.). .- The election generally passed of quietly, although it had been anticipat ed that troubles would take place. The returns at hand show very considerable Democratic gains, with indications tha the Democrats have carried the State.
 CONNECTICUT.
 The election in Connecticut was fol half the Senate-twelve members-al the members of the House of Represen tatives, and Sheriffs in the eight coun ties. The Republicans have carried tht Legislature probably by forty majority | .o, ,% 1ot of the twelve Senators. This will make and 10 Democrats.
 MINNESOTA.
 1 The election in Minnesota was fo Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Score tary of State, Treasurer, Attorney Gen era], and Railroad Commissioner. Tn, Republican ticket was elected.
 MARYLAND.
 Maryland elected Robert M. McLane Democrat, Governor, over Hart Ben ton Holton, the Republican candidate The Democratic candidates for Control Ter and Attorney General were als' elected.
 | The D0mOCFatS SalHeu O0uaIOrS u Frederick and Washington counties This, with the Democratic and 8 Re publican Senators holding over, vii make the Senate stand IA Democrat and 12 Republicans. In some of tn counties the vote on Senator is so clos that further returns may change the re suit. The House of Delegates will b Democratic by probably 20 or more ma jority.
 MISSISSIPPI.
 Mississippi voted for members of bot branches of the Legislature, and tn result was decidedly in favor of tn Democrats.
 The joint Legislature stands 13O Dem ocrats to 25 Republicans and Indepen dents. The Democrats elected eleve out of twelve District Attorneys.
 NEBRASKA.
 The revised returns give Reese (Rep. for Supreme Judge, 5000 majority. Pioneer Days.
 At 8 reunion of California pioneer one told of the times when he lugged gold washing machine on his back owe the mountains, only to find on begir ming to work that he had been foole into buying a machine for Washin