The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-11-07

successor OF United States Senator German
will be Il Democrat.
In Pennsylvania. Quay (Republican), for
state Treasurer, the only State officer
voted on, is elected by probably over 35 900.
All the changes in the figures in that State
show Republican gains.
NEW YORK.
New York, November 4.-The Evening
Post says: When the full figures of yester-
davis vote in New York are received they
will make an unusually interesting study.
At present it is possible to consider only
the plurality for the State as a whole.
These show plainly that if the vote for
Davenre :, the State at large had been
as full d.. was in this city and Brooklyn.
he would ave been elected. He was, in
TACT, defeated / what has always been
considered the Republican stronghold OF
the State-the portion north OF Harlem
river. Hills total vote in the city falls over
5000 behind Cleveland's and Davenport's
falls over $4,000 behind Blaine's. The
transfer OF Tammany's total vote from
Blaine last wear to Hill this year ought to
have made a greater change than this, and
the fact that it did notindicates that many
independent Democrats did not vote Tor
Hill.
TAMMANY'S VICTORY.
The chief interest in the election in this
citv was in the three-cornered contest be-
tween Tammany Hall. the county Democ-
racy and the Repubiicans 1Gr Guy ana ~.
county Offices. Tammany Hall came on
victorious and is correspondingly lubliant.
That hody is particularly pleased at hav-
inc osecured the shrtevalty, which ls q very
faf off;ce The total vote on Sheriff in this
city is: Grant (Tammany), 73, $50; Jaco-
bus (Republican), 65, 53S; White County
Democracy, 59,2OS: 49, ::
cumbent has been beaten by Flack (Tam-
many no,ninee). The total vote on the
office stands: Flack, 67,751; Goebel Re-
Rublican), 5000; Keenan, County De-
mocracy), s., 1893:
date for president OF the Board OF Alder-
men. He polied II ,O3O votes; Asten (Ke-
publican), 65.963, and DAYTON \oo"n'S
Democracy, 69,642.
A MIXED BoAND.
The complexion OF the newly electeo
Board Of Aldermen will be elected oy Ing
County Democracy, 8 by Tammany Hall
and 5 by the United Democracy, with four
Renuhlicans. The members elected by the
United Democracy are of County Democ'
racv antecedents. OF the three coroners
elected Levy, Nugent and Demorest) the
two frst named we're Tammany Hall can
didates
rett (united nominee), on the superior
Court, Sedgwick Rep) On the Gommon Gna
Pleas. Bookstaver (Tammany), ana oGrong
REP, On the City Judge, McAdam (Iam'
many) and Erich, County DemocracY''
HILLS PLURALITY.
The Evenine Post places Hills plurality
in the State at 1853 and states that Gne
next legislature will be composed OF ~ ne
publicans and IL Democrats IN the senate
and rs Republicans and 50 Democrats Ill
the Assembly. ... c+o+a hv
counties, making the total OF Hllls maJo1. ao1.
ity 69,697 and Davenports o4,9os !,
Hills plurality 14,76O: The SUI says I,c Ia.
State Senate will stand: hepuonro r The
Democrats, 13; the same as pe'oro 20.
Assembly will stand: Republicans, ~
Democrats, 56-a Democratic gain OF l.
LEG1sLAr1vE FIGURES.
The Times saws the Senate will stand -
Renublicans to IL Democrats. Inc Az
senbly: rs Republicans to So Democratsd, =,
a Republican majority on Jolnt Da,loo "
32, which insures the election OF q rfpuo'
lcan New York Senator in 1881;
The Tribune's figures on the Leglsia'"''
are the same as those OF the Ilme:; .+nd.
The World says the Senate VIII sOanu
Republicans, Is: Democrats, r. A'''
bly,, Republicans, 20; Democrats 'o'
HILLS MAJORITY.
Complete and correct returns rom oIe 1.e
city OF Brooklyn and Kings coonSy nS7 Warv
Hills majority in that county o,u rsce;ved
few returns from the interior "ere +es
this morning, but everything lnolca.o5 non %
Hills majority will be between lz,ooo aGu .,.;I
X 600 The Senate and Assembly VIII
both be strongly Republican. r,,o,;po
A1RAyy. November 4.-The EvennS
Journal estimates 20 Repubiican ,si;o, hi~ ns
Democratic Senators, and ~ hPIoat A..
to so Democrats, and lnoel'0''0
semblymen elected.
THE PRESIDENT PLEASED.
WASHINGTON, November 4.-ihe .n;no
dent returned to Washington on,s Ind was
in a special car. He came alone ~" pres.
met at the station by Lamont. Inc = are ra :.
ident expressed himself as being mucn Now
flied with the result of the election Ill A''''
York. - the
Immediately upon his arrival ~ e,,ow. om.
White House the President SEM sn0
Ing telegram:
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
w.sHINGroN November 4oh')
Hon. David B. Hill, Ellnlra p,,s,,o and
have lust returned from buna'J con.
learned the result when nearly ne'0'
gratulate you on your electlon. r, AND.
CONGRATULATIONS.
The President to-day received "a nem %
number OF kilograms from promi.ntehna' tha com.
ocrtc politicians in al parts y' o. eonaratu sne
try but principally in New f9rs ths eiection in
,Mating him on the resulI rn.oLsh1a oi sI endorse
New York, as an unmlsCnha
ment OF his policy.
BRooKLYN's VOTE
The complete and corrected returns H;1l " 81 .
Brooklyn and Kings county y|y give ainrity ail, it,.
S7s Davenport, 47,6O3; I'M HIS Msyor il
s,ss7. Whitney (Democrat) Tor Mayo .
elected by 1904 majority. u;os Daven
: Saratoga county complete gives -"
port majority OF SIT over Hill.
cLEyELAND's JoY.
ELx1nA, N. Y, Novsmber 4;IosecfIut 30. cIut
Hill was sersnadsd BY the Elm'f@ oN