The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-11-04
EASTERN VOTERS.
New York Evidently Demo
cratic after All
py HANDSOME MAJORITY
elections Ia Other Parts OF the
country-something Has Dropped
on the Republicans.
NEW YORK.

. cool, clear anu AcAASulAut5 anu BAfSs
,ysry promise of remaining so all day
n the eastern part of the State
ibroughout the Mohawk Valley anG
otber points further north, heavy snow
aorms have prevailed, and it is likely
lad roads in these districts will be the
ause of a lighter vote than would
5.herwise be cast. Both political par,
ties are confident of success. The
Democratic committee is still claiming
1000 majority for Governor nil. Re.
mblicans are a little more m est, bat
rhae giving no figures, claim Daven-
porfs election. Betting last evening
Tss in favor of the Democrats at 10 to g.
n some places, and at others 10 to on
davenport, bat II is limited that the
5gures on both sides are made to order
i6r Geographic effect IN outside districts,
% keep up the courage of the faithful
IL. m.-The weather Is cool and brac-
ing. a heavy vote IS being DOlled, but
II is being done quietly. Most of the
voters have their ballots ready before
Going to the oils, the same story of
the quiet election but 8 heavy vote,
At the Republican State Headquarters
IS claimed that a. larger Republican
vote is being polled throughout the
STATE than usual News from BROOKLYN
indicates a full Republican vote. The
hesdquarters of the Democratic State
Committee are crowded with visitors. It
psaid that they have not had single
charge OF cutting or trading votes. A
Dispatch was sent out over the State at
noon, declaring that New York City
Democrats are voting solidly and would
1--WE the State ticket 50, 900 majority. It
vas sIat-d then that more than half the
votes Of the entire city had been polled.
The following returns from the first
assembly district have been received:
Twelfth election district, Davenport 81,
Hills Carr Go, Jones III.
Fifth election district, Davenport g,
Carr Il, Hill 90, Jones 21.
Second election district, Davenport
Il, Hill 80, Jones IS.
Tventy-third election district. Daven-
pn27, Carr 81, Hill 146, Jones LAG.
sixth election district, Davenport As,
Carr 56, Hill go, Jones 2I9.
Seventh election district, Davenport
-, Carr 50, Hill 1S5, Jones I78.
Eighteenth election district, DaTen-
Nineteenth election district Dayen-
port 81. Carr II, Hill 172, Jones 1913.
Twenty-fOurth election district.
Davenport 40, Carr 46, Hill 800, Jones
The Worlds bulletin saws: The Demo
ratio Counties are giving uniform in
Iease over the Cleveland vote of last
Jssr.
The Sgn bulletin says: The indica-
tons are that Hill is elected By hand
some majority.
Jefferson County gives Davenport
l,55O majority
FIVE hundred aud twelve elect on
districts and wards outside of New
York and Kings Counties give Dayen-
POrll2. 293; Hiii, IS, 337.
06DEEsBURG, November St is esti-
2sied that st. Lawrence gives Daven-
port 5000. z. w. Brady, a leading
spirit of the Prohibition party, was in
sFViewed this evening. He expressed
Nnhdence in his party polling fully
1000 votes throughout the state. The
Votes he declared. represented the
strength OF the Prohibition party IN the
state. Il would stay by 1t under all
srcuStanceS." Mr.. Brady seemed
very Iubilant over the prospects Of the
party.
The city press association estimates
mat Hill will have New YORK and
Angs County with 10000 majority.
-FOUR hundred and twenty-One cleo
Won districts and war is outside OF New
lorS and Kings County give Daven-
port 92,90l, Hill 1882, Bascom 5,5i9. |
me same districts last year gave Blaine
N9Sis, Cleveland SO. 73I, st. John 4 ,:SS5. !
Anet Democratic gain OF S.l69.
Ihe Worlds bulletin says: Hill IS
aItslnly elected by over 1000 majority. |
The Suns bulletin says: Richmond !
voQnty vail give Hill 1000 majority, /
SnaSsys Hill Is elected by 10 ,O0O TO ~ I
~ majority.
SIX hundred and forty-three out of
" " districts In this city give Davenport !
1898.
The Seas bulletin says Hill is Ger
S:nly elected by more than 5000.
he WJrLd's bulletin says: Seven |
tSiu.nored out of 712 election districts in /
G1s city gives Hill majority OF IS, 19l. /
$4,000.
Inc World makes the following esu-
SSste on the State Legislature: Senate
AepnolcaRs Is. Democrats IA. As !
SSInoly-Republicans 20, Democrats 5s.
Sue present Senate stands: Republi- /
TSsas l9, Democrats I3. Assembly
NSPu0llcans 10, Democrats IS.
,nn2thy J. Canpbsll is elected to
Weed 5. S. Cox in Congress from the
StSu'n Congressional district. defeating
ne state Senator Gibbs.
.b roEer County, Republican majority
IA eatnam County gives Davenport
Nm majority. Ithaca City, complete, |
~ iiO5O Davenport 1 sos.
toI5l1hlght.-The election in this city /
80 Say was conducted quietly and ear
IN t ooc VI 2lj000 voters, who registered |
i eei;aJJ vent vent to the polls. The general I
sbjD mat the contest on the governor
q would be close caused the returns
rsII| eagerly looked for. II was-gene- |
hi! sdmltted that. If Hill could leave !
Soahty with IS 600 majority over
Sup slPoTt his election was assured. He /
fitv sG IN. mat majority, and 1900 majo I
Ia .ba non Kings County added i
oopeS of his majority. His /