Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-11-04
MALONE Defeated.
And Virginia Again Free from Read
juster Rule-The Grand Old
Commonwealth
Rises In Her Might and Throws or
the Calling Yoke Of Political
Slavery.
The Democratic State and Legislative
Tickets Elected by Overwhem.
ing MsjOritles.
New York IudOrses President Cleveland
and His Administration by the
Triumphant
Election of Gov. Hill, by Majority So
Large as to Leave No Further
Room for
Doubt as to the Prevailing Sentiment
in the Empire State-A Scathing
.Rebuke TO the
Moneyed Rings and MOnopOlists-Penn.
sylVania Republican by 10000
Majority,
As Are Also Massachusetts,, Iowa and
Nebraska-The Result in Con-
nectieut.
Maryland Carried by the Democrats,
Thereby Insuring the Re-Elec-
| tiOn of Senator German.
The Entire Democratic State and Legis-
| IatiVe Ticket Elected Without
Opposition in Mississippi.
The Sioux Falls Constitution Adopted
in DISQUALIFICATION Returns
from All Points.
As Are Also Massachusetts,, Iowa and
NebraskR-The Result in Con-
necticut.
Maryland Carried by the Democrats,
Thereby Insuring the Re-Elec-
tiOn Of Senator German.
The Entire Democratic State and Legis-
latiVe Ticket Elected Without
Opposition in Mississippi.
The Sioux Falls Constitution Adopted
in DAkOta-ElectiOn Returns
from All Points.
NEW YORK.
New York City.

New YORK, November 3.-The weather
is cool, clear and delightful and gives every
promise of remaining 30 all day in the
lstern part OF the State. Throughout the
Mohawk Valley and at other points further
north heavy snow-storms have prevailed,
and it is likely that bad roads ip those dis
tricts will be the cause of lighter vote
than would otherwise be the case. Both
political parties are confident of success.
The Democratic committee are still claim
ing 10000 majority for Gov. Hill. The
Republicans are probably little more
modest, but while giving no figures, claim
Dayenport's election. Betting last evening
was in favor of the Democrats, at ten to
nine in some places, and at others ten to
seven for Davenport. But it is limited
that the figures on both sides Sre made
to order for telegraphic use in the rural
districts, to keep up the courage OF the
faithful. The Republican State Commit
tee will receive returns at the headquar
ters in the Gilsey House. The Young
Mems Republican Club Will receive the
returns at 2I West Twenth-Seventh street.
| The County Democracy will receive the
/ returns at Chickering Hall, and the
Democratic State Committee at their head
Quarters in the Hoffman House. The
voters who are interested in the fortunes
| of Tammany Halt will hear the returns
read from the platform in the old wigwam.
At Republican State headquarters il is
claimed that larger Republican vote is
| being polled throughout the State than
usual. The news from Brooklyn indicates
full Republican vote. The headquarters
of the Democratic State Committee is
crowded with visitors. 1t is said that
they have not had single charge OF cut
ting or trading votes. A dispatch was sent
| out over the State at noon declaring that
| New York City Democrats were voting
solidly and would give the State ticket
$4,000 majority. 1t was stated then that
more than half of the vote Of the entire
city had been polled.
A Herald bulletin says Superintendent
Campbell estimates Hills majority in
Kings county at IL ,0O0.
| 10 p.m.-The New York City press bu-
resu estimates that Hill will leave New
York City and Kings county with ma
jority of 10000. Returns are coming in
rapidly.
Six hundred and fifty-two out of 712
election districts give Davenport 1852
Carr, 70,97S; Hill, Il3, ,S24; Jones, Ill $50.
Two hundred aud lightweight election
districts and wards outside of New York
and Kings counties give Davenport 81 ,072
Hill, 81 500; Bascom, 305S. The same dis.
tricts last year gave Blaine 60,2O9; Cleve'
land, 81 ,403; st. John, 1862; net Demo
cratic gain, 1880.
Six hundred and sixty election districts
and wards, including Richmond county
outside OF New York and KINGS counties
give Davenport 135. 7S9, Hill 122, l12, Bas
| com 1891. The same districts last yeal
gave Blaine 154,94S, Cleveland 139, ,059, St
John 67S0; net Democratic gain 2212.
New York City complete: Davenport
rs, 5,446; Carr, 76,Ss0; Hill, 12S,714; Jones
12l ,299. Hi over Davenport, 4S,26S
Jones over Carr, 4, ,4l9.
The Tribune estimates Hills plurality a
, 10000.
For Sheriff-l96 out of 712 election dis
tricts give Jacobus 1880; White, l4,7S7
, Grant, Il, ,726.
Timothy J. Campbell is elected to sue.
ceed S. S. Cox in Congress from the Eight
Congressional district, defeating State Sen
ator Gibbs.
iIFor sheriff, the City Press Bureau says
Grant, Tammany, will have 1000 over ia
cobus, Republican, and more than 10,OOC
over White, County Democrat.
Two hundred and ninety-eight election
, districts outside of New York and King
counties give Davenport, Ga, ,463; Hill, 30,
922; Bssoom, 3075. The same districts las
year gave Blaine, 3,09l; {; Cleveland, 62,
, / 2l3; st. John, 2290. Net Democratic gain
1887.
Three hundred and twenty-seven elec
: ton districts and wards outside OF New
r York and Kings counties give Davenport
| 1910; Hill, 81 ,lSl; Bascom, 1901. Th
same districts last year gave Blaine, 81,
800 Cleveland, 81 ,944; St. John, 244O. Ne
, Democratic gain, 2699.
Il Three hundred and forty-two election
districts and wards outside OF New Yor
: and Kings counties give Davenport, 70
= SU6t Hill, SO, ,72S; Bascom, 1854. The sam
a digaiR ls% year gave Blsine, S., ,72S
Q CfeveAhd, 1854; st. John, 2905. Ne
Democratic gain, S274.
Three hundred and sixty-eight electio
:, districts and wards outside of New Tor
!. and Kings counties give Davenport, So
/ 32S; Hill, 70,55S; Bascom, 1926. The sam
9 districts last year gave Blaine, 1854
d Cleveland, 1919; ST. John, 327S. Ne
l. Democratic gain, S025.
p.m.-The Herdlds bulletin says chs
;, if the Democratic gain in the last 200 di
,, tricts outside of this city holds good Hill
maj ority will reach $4,000.
/ Three hundred and ninety-six distric
and wards outsids of New York and kins
Is counties give Davenport, Sc, Il Hill "a, 40;
e Bascom, 5O79. Same districts last yeal
Il | Blaine, 9S, ,695; Cleveland, S., S4i; st. Johl
q 1 1856. Net Democratic gain, 1882.
a Four hundred and twenty-five electio
81 districts and wards outside of New Yor
8. and Kings counties give Davenport, ,52 .30l
n Hill, 70, ,S52; Bascom, 5349. The sam
# districts last year gave Blaine, los, ,94s
!, Cleveland, S9,7Sl; ST. John, 42S5. NJ
!, Democratic gain, 1853.
d Four hundred and fitty-one electio
D. districts and wards outside of New Yor
70 and Kings counties give Davenport, 9S
725; Hill, S6,522; Bascom, $3.50. Th
IS same districts last year gave Blaine, 1l2
+ 699; Cleveland, 97,062; st. John, AL
10 Net Democratic gain, 34l4.
1870 p.m.-The Sun bulletin says Hi
% is certainly elected by more than 10, 90
le The World bulletin says 700 out of q
i, election districts in this city give HI
"a lnsiority of 1921.
,, Fivs hundred and twelve election di
ID tries sAd yards outside of New Yol
'e and Kings counties give Dave
al port 1929, Hill 9S,3S5, Rascom 642
"A The same districts last year gave Plsil
I27 ,5s5, Cleveland llo.5S6FSt John 65s
II Net Democratic gzin 1882.
s Five hundred snd tkirty three electil
csssszs.;- g. sTissIts and WARDS outside OF New 20
rs, 2nGS<ings counties give Davenport IL
N $50, Hill 10S,S22, and Raseom 6529. II
w same districts last year gave blaine IS
TX 475, Cleveland 1l6, ,425, and st. John 81!
in Net Democratic gain, ST2S.
he Five hundred and seventy-two eiecti
he districts and wsrds, including Richmo
ty- county complete, outside OF New York a
nal Kings counties, give Davenport l22, 6
sp- Hill 110,S74, and Bsscom 6T94. Last y,
mt the same districts gave Blaine 1895
Al Cleveland l24,9S0, and st. John 90
-ee Democratic net gain, lSlS.
Seven hundred and twelve election