New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-04

~
rIIy,h DI.,rct He is 400 ahead OF Calvin with five
electiOn districts 10 near IroH'
THE RETURNS AT STATE HEADQUARTERS
now THE NEWS OF HILLS Election WAS RE-
CEIvED.
The lobby at the Glsey House was packed ana
damned last night with excited mass OF kepuoh-
n. who were anxious 10 learn the news. lhe'
-med nm the wide stone stairway leading to kepub-
,;can State Headquarters and eagerly sought Ior any
;,er Of news No provision made for their accom-
,odation With the news, except through the courtesy
NJ Mr. Bresn of the Gilsey House who had the returns
,elanboned from Police Headquarters and read by
olort The State Committee had preparation Tor
receiving, calculating or giving out returns
Chairman Chester s. Cole sat at the elbow OF west
srn Union Telegraph operator receiving ana sendine
dsnatebes He had tired look, and the ma ure OF inc
early returns did improve his appearance lie was
at adquaTteTs all day General John a. Logan zap
t,nA S Bushnell, chairman OF the Republican STATE
Committee of OHIO, and exMayor William H. Rose oil
Cleveland we're among tbr callers at Headquarters IN
tbe afternoon They were visitors AGAIN last high''
When General Logan came in round OF applause
created him Other prominent persons who came IN To
baar the news were General Lloyd AspinWall General
Josenh r Uawlev ex- Commissioner Van Cott john
r Lvdecker Edward Mitchell. ex-collecior thomas
Mnrnhy General John w. Foster, Mahlon Chance
Garrett Roach. Major Willard Bullaid, Asscmblyman
Georre LYON Judge Gedney, ex-Congre'sman hchard
Crowley. Edmund Stephenson, j. khinelander Dillon
Jobn fitch sheridan Shook Cornelius n. bIS'
General NJ Kerwin Andrew ). Draper, OF Albany;
Nathaniel Paige, OF Washington, +. W. Hollis, GeneIa
ii. A. barnum. -. , =
o'clock 10 be met by report that Oneida County
woa!C give Democratic majority. which lie sad cohld
not be possible. Secretary NroOman 60 III rom
Htrkimer in time to hear report OF the falling on III
the IN ,iorIfy ID that stronghold. CAPTAIN ole, was
inclined to doubt the prospect OF davenport ccon
alter he had heard rom ElmIa W alerto"i ~ Il sara
topa which Shove gail Tor Hlll. faVoiaD II ports
CAM from Buffalo but the dispatches to MI Davenport
were in consery alive he Associated Press re
turns were relied upon for all figures; dwight law,
renee W. H. Barker and George X. Ghooly calculated
the vote as received The dispatches were fead ny
Messrs Barker. Lawrence, and MahIon finance as
the favorable reports were announced there wa re-
peated cheering he first return received was rom
the TWEEN ieth election precinct of the ANlth Assembly
District showing Il gam OF nine over the Note ior
blaine Ii was followed by gain of 81 IN he AVN
Assembly District. Then the following note was re-
ceiyed indicating gam of Sol votes Tor Davenport
in one district The XXIst District sends you greet
ing majority for DavenDort OF l,3Oo HOW Is thdt
for high JADrB HEos."
Mr. Hess came in about half past with the an
nouncemeut that Davenport majority was 90
gam of about 2 200 over last year. lie was loudly
cheered There great shout snort llinc a,cI-
ward over a dispatch from Walter Howe saIln! lhAt
he had carried the Alth Assembly pStnct 1S l,oo-
majority gain Of 300 dispatch IRON Oneohfa,
saving Otsego County had gone Republican was Ie-
ceiyed about this time and for the first time there EaS
some show of enthusiasm. among the crowd. a nunber
OF dispatches from the country indicated gains ior
Davenport figured on last years vote. Inc hts VI
these dispatches was from j. II. Hopper, Pleasant
Valley. who reported gain of 20 for Davenport.
When a dispatcp was received from Patsburg, saying
Clinton Comfy had gained rs, one cned out,
That's William r. S'uitbs bouquet. Dan Manning
won't like that" Reported gains of 81 in Oswego cliy
and OF 700 in Oneida County caused cheer ana inc
crowd was IN humor for a rOusng shout when some one
called out Three cheers for jim Blaine" They were
repeated with i.er and then Logan came In for n
greeting of the so ne kind. At halt past / clock,
Chairman ole saId The in locations ON the returns
received are that Hill has about 47,OOO majority III
New-York; 10000 in Kings. with gains OF 500 over
last wear in the county precincts heard from. lhi-
would elect HIM, il the ratio keeps up The Legsla-
.ura ,ae Ia