The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-07

9e141. for secretary of state. This
vote already wipes out the majority
for Maynard in New York city, and
secures the election of Carr.
The Democrats have elected their
county ticket and claim ten out OF
twelve assemblymen. The Demo
cratic aldermen at large are elected.
and the Republican candidate IN
the second district. In the first and
third districts, the Democrats claim
to have won.
Rockland county-Maynard's ma
jorlty 439, Nelson, Democrat. for
senator, 440 majority, assemblymen
in doubt.
Kings County, Senate, fourth
district, Jacobs, Democrat, 1894
Lindsay, Repu blican, 1856.
Brooklyn, 40 a.m.-The Demo
Gratis cOnccde the election OF 10"
as mayor of Brooklyn.
Albany, 7, a. m.,-The E0en'ng
Journal claims Cars election by
10000. The rest of the Democratic
ticket is positively elected. The
Senate stands IS Republicans and
Ia democrats; Assembly. SO Repub,
licans and 20 Democrats.
New York, 1.-The report from
Brooklyn at 2 a. M. is that Mayor
Low is elected by small majority.
New York, 6.-From the World :
The Democratic triumph in New
York State was of no ordinary char
acter. 1t was more than a party
success. It reaches further and
rises higher than mere victory of
Democrats over Republicans. Il
gives us the state in 1884; it me ans
a change at Washington; it means
that the people are tired of the
ruling party; it means the vindlca+
ton of popular self-government.
The total vote in this city OF the
State ticket is: Secretary of state,
Maynard (Demoerat) 91,526, Carr
(Republican) 6S,592; controller,
Chaplin (Democrat) 1O1,S27, Dayen.
port (Republican) 1866.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Worcester, Mass, 6.-The election
is passing off quietly, with every
indication of a large vote. Repub>
licans are especially active and con-
fident. In ward eight, Worden,
who voted, was found to be a
minor after 200 or 300 votes were
cast. 1t Was FIRST feared that the
mistake was fatal, but the law deci-
SiOns are that the ballots cannot be
rejected. In Taunton, the indica-
lions point to the largest vote ever
known, with large republican gains.
Lawrence polls an unusually large
vote, with Buffers indicated major
i.y abont 1900.
Boston, 6.-The weather to-day
throughout the state is favorable
for very heavy vote. In this city
at 1 o'clock ward three gave Butler
753, Robinson 274; ward ten, at IL, a
Republican majority Of SIS; In
ward twenty-fOur, it was considered
that half the votes cast at 10 o'clock
were Republican.
In Newton the indications favor
Republican majority.
In Waltham the Republicans are
claiming a majority.
In Dedham at 10 o'clock Robinson
had 27O against Butler 101.
In Maiden, at noon, Robinson 100
to 600 for Butler.
In Lowell, at 10 O'Clock, the vote
stood Butler, t,O51; Robinson, 257.
Gloucester, at the same hour, But
Ter, 661; Robinson, 122. At Fall
River the total vote of 5000 will be
close, and Republicans claim they
will be able to reduce Buffers ma.
jority to 500.
Precinct five, ward eleven, of
Boston, which gave Bishop 253 last
year, shows at noon 500 plurality for
Robinson. Returns from other pre-
cincts in various wards show con-
siderable Republican gains over
last year. An unprecedented num-
Der Of votes were cast early in the
day. A ward which has many col
ored voters at II o'tlock showed q
total Of 6O2 for Robinson, 357 for
Butler.
Boston, 6.-The first complete re-
.urn received is that of ward three ::
Butler. 81; Robinson, SO; Repub-
lican gain, "a.
Salem, Mass, 6-Largest vote for
years. Appearances indicate that
Buffers majority of last year will De
cut IL not entirely wiped
out. Republicans claim the city by
100 majority, against last years
majority of about 400 for Butler.
Boston. 6.-Sixty-one towns, in
Guiding Lynn, Lowell, Fail River
Taunton, Newburyport and Pitts,
burg, give Robinson 29,97S, Butler
&c, SIC; majority for Robinson, 5000.
Lowell gives Butler 1902 majority,
against 1927 last year. The COM
plete vote Of Boston. given by the
Journal. is: Butler 32,165, Robinson
25,95S; Buffers majority CPL; last
year Barton gave Butler 30,S57,
Bishop 1905, Almy 21S. If these
figures are substantiated by later
returns, they will doubtless give the
State to the Republicans.
At the Republican headquarters
Chairman Lodge said the State had
undoubtedly gone Republican. Ward
six, of Lowell, Buffers home, gives
Butler SIG. Robinson 719, Buffers
loss 81. Salem, which last year gave
Butler a majority of 1872, has gone
for Robinson by 25 majority. Lynn