The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-11-09
Butler Defeated in Massachusetts, by
Robinson.
Mahone's Readjusters Losing Heavily and
Probably Defeated.
New York goes Democratic, with the
Probable Execution of Gen. Carr.
Reports from other States.
NEW YORK.


of 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.
The legislature will probably be repub-
lican in both branches. In this city
the democratic state ticket has about
$1,000 majority, Mr.. Maynard running
$4,000 behind. The democrats have
elected six of the seven state senators,
two of them being Tammany men and
four anti-Tammany, and sixteen as
semblymen. Fifteen democratic alder
men are chosen, seven being Tam
many and eight anti-Tammany. John
Reilly, the united democratic candi-
date for register, is elected by 10000
majority. George p. Andrews and
Charles H. Van Runt are elected SUI
spreme court justices, and Charles j.
Nehbras and Edward Brown justices
of the supreme court in the second ju-
dicial district. The World gives the
Brooklyn mayoralty 10 Seth Low by a
very small majority.
ALBANY, n. Y, Nov. I'm the re-
turns received to 10 o'clock this morn
ing the EUening Journal claims Carr's
election by 1900. There is a strong
probability of Sections election and a
pVoDAOkl1ty vi OudU VI DdNOupOlO anu
Russell. The legislature is surely re-
publican in both branches.
PENNSYLVANIA.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Nov. 6.-At mid
night the indications point to major
ity of from 10000 to $1,000 for the re-
publican ticket. The immense gains
cite general surprise and exceed the
widest expectations of the leaders of
that party. Outside of that city the
vote is generally light especially in
this section of the state. In this city
the vote is 1900 less that cast last
year, and in the county nearly 5000
less. In the state it will fall behind
nearly 10000, running the vote below
100000, or $1,000 below the largest
poll. The democratic effort to carry
the liquor interests against Niles, the
republican candidate for auditor-gen-
eral, failed utterly. He voted for all
prohibitory liquor measures in the leg
islature, but he was generally support
ed by his party, running ahead rather
than behind his republican coadjutor,
Linesey, the candidate for state treas
urer. Gov. Pattison is greatly disap-
pointed at the result Of the election,
as he had supposed that his admins
tration would be of great assistance to
the democratic party in the contest.
One of the effects of the triumph of
the republicans will be the probable
speedy adjournment of the legislature,
which has been in session five months
making fruitleSs attempts to frame
congressional and legislative appor-
tionment bills.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Nov. T., 1:55 a.
IN yNlafn frn 81 VT
of the sixty-seven counties in the state
give Niles, republican candidate for
auditor-general, a majority of II 4i3.
The three remaining counties-Brad-
lord, Forest and Sullivan-wll in
crease the republican majority to
about 1900.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO. Nov. THE election in
this city and county yesterday resulted
in an overwhelming defeat of the re-
publicans. Four democratic county
commissioners were elected in the city
by majOrities ranging from 1000 to
5000. In the 9Th commissioners dis
trict, of which Hyde Park is the prin-
cipal town, Lynn, republican, was
elected by small majority. Even
Judge jameson, after serving on the
bench faithfully for eighteen years. is
retired to private life. He ran ahead
of his whole ticket, with the exception
Of Rodgers, the workingmen's candi-
date for county commissioner and still
was 5,0C6 votes behind his opponent,
Henry M. Shepard, in the city. The
country towns reduce Shepard's ma
jority somewhat. The total vote in
Lhe city was 36,20S, against $4,000 a
year ago. The county board will now
stand: Ten democrats, four republic
cans, and one independent.
VIRGINIA.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov. News
up 10 midnight show uninterrupted
gains from every quarter, which insures
the state to the democrats by large
popular vote, and the senate and house
10y good majorities.
RICHMOND, Va, Noy. 6.-Mr. Bar
bour chairman Of the democratic COM
mfttee, claims that the democrats have
gained fifteen in the house and two in
the senate and ten thousand in the
popular vote. If the claims as to the
complexion are correct, Malone has
lost both branches of the legislature
beyond doubt. Wickham's election
IN his district seems to be assured now,
at 1885. The Dispatch (democratic)
BiOllOuo NiCbOlys WIN a.
jority on joint ballot of 10. which
may possibly be increased to 20. The
aggregate popular majorities will foot
up between 10000 and 10000.
STAUNTON, Va, Nov. 1.-TWO ne
groes were shot this morning by
white man named Croghan. Intense
excitement was occasioned by the
shooting, and great crowds Of whites
and blacks gathered, and things look
cd threatening when the mayor arriv-
ed and appealed to the people to dis
perse quietly. He said from all he
could learn the shooting was entirely
unprovoked. and Croghan should be
punished TO the full extent of the law.
lie asked that both races act peaceful
ly, and assured them that there should
he no bulldozing about the polls. IL
any attempt was made to have voters
interfered with, all the powers Of the
city should be brought TO bear to pro-
tect every man in his rights. The
speech had most happy effect, and
both crowds dispersed. Good feeling
was restored and the voting proceeded
quietly. The mayor refused to bail
Croghan. The democrats claim the
shoOtinO waa accidental The other