Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-05

THE RESULT IN NEW YORK.

| THE RESULT NEW YORK.
Inc new York Sun makes Hills majority
| over davenport 1877. The republican lead
ers were greatly surprised and detected over
their defeat as they were entirely confident of
eiecting Davenport by $4,000. 1t is now appa-
rent mat the prohibition vote will be neatly
4ooOO-oouble that OF last year. Two-thirds Of
tnls the republican state committee claim came
from that party. The legislature stands: Senate,
republicans, 20; democrats, 12. Assembly, re-
puol1cans, 76; democrats, 80; giving republi-
can majority on joint ballot of 80. In Monroe
county, Frederick Cook, democratic candidate
lor secretary of state, who lives in Rochester,
runs over 5000 votes ahead of his ticket, and
t Ear les the county. Davenports plurality in
The total vote on sheriffin New York city Is
Grant, Iaminany, 1859: Jacobus, republican,
11o.ooo; hite, county democrat, SO, POS. The
aammany people are extremely jubilant For
county clerk, the vote stands: Flack, Tam
many, 61,151; Goebe, republican, 5000;
keenan,, county democrat, 81, 1913. Tammany
mas erected Mooney, its candidate for president
Oh Of sne board of aldermen: The complexion of
seven elected by the county democracy, eight
by Tammany hall. and five by the united de-
coroners eIected-Levy, Nugent and Dem
oaes1atne TWO first named were Tammany hall
The democrats elect the mayor in Brooklyn,
nIteen OF the nineteen aldermen, eleven of the
WE'VE assembiymen, all the county officers,
ana one OF the three state senators.
- samuel j. I1lden cast his maiden vote in
" estchester county in the city hall at Yon-
kers: "A set OF ballots was handed him, demo-
cIatic villa the exception OF one name. He de-
tected the split and dropped the ballot to the
1oor. Accepting another, lie looked it over and
voted it. He appeared feeble but his eve was
bright.
Gov. Hill was serenaded at Elmira last night
anu made speech. Later he left for Albany.
In his speech, speaking OF the attacks made
upon him during the campaign, he said: ''Those
ATTACKS have been answered by people who have
known me from my boyhood and VINO resented
:, N hat liz no
as did that these charges had their origin in
the bitter disappointment OF the lobby which
surrounded and controlled the last legislature
u lobby which was able to control for its favor
lie measures columns of the newspapers which
were most violent in their attacks upon my
character-l deemed them unworthy OF notice
during the recent contest. i deem them
worthy OF notice now. You have answered
them, and Tor that answer thank you from
the bottom of my heart" Congratulating the
democratic party Of the state and nation tor the
decisive victory which it has won, he said:
That victory means that the great Empire
state OF New York is u democratic state under
any and all circumstances"
VIRGINIA.
Nearly complete returns to the morning
papers make Lees majority 6,119. much less
than the dispatches of yesterday afternoon in
dictated that it would be. In the legislature The
democrats will have 20 majority in the senate
and "A in the house. Yesterday was a holiday
IN ny virginia, the democrats giving it up to re-
Joicing over their victory. Gen. Lee received
cohgfitulatory messages from friends in all
parts of the country. In answer to Il dispatch
from Gov. Hoadly, of OHIO, Gen. Lee tee-
graphed: I'VE survive ana are grateful for the
INVASION of John Sherman, Mckinley, Foraker
and Kennedy" -
Malone was Burned in efiigy by Prince Will
nam county democrats al Occoquan, Va, last
night The shouts of the crowd were deaten-
ing, and the excitement intense.
IOWA.
The returns received by the Des Moines State
Register up to 10 O'Clock last night show a re-
publican majority on the state ticket of about
5000 The legislature viii stand: Senate-31
republicans ~ 1usiOnists; house-59 republi-
cans, 80 fusionists one independent rcpub-
llcan, one doubtful.
MARYLAND,
In Maryland the returns are sufficient to
show that the majority for Turner and Jones,
democratic candidates for controller and clerk
of the court of appeals, will be nearly 10000
The Legislature viii be about as follows: SEN
20, republicans, 6. House of
delegates-democrats, 1O1; republicans. 16.
THE NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.
The New Jersey legislature is estimated to
stand 13 republicans and s democrats in the
senate; 30 republicans, % democrats and i in
dependent democrat in the assembly.
THE REPUBLICAN STATES.
In Pennsylvania, Quays (rep.) majority for
state treasurer is estimated at 10000. In Mas
sachusetts the plurality of Robinson (repD for
governor over Prince (dem.1 is 222U- The re-
publican state ticket in Nebraska was elected
by $4,000 majority.