The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-11-04
Massachusetts Elects a Re.
publican Governor.
FULL EST REPORTS.
New Jersey, Maryland and Chicago
Returns Only Partially Re-
ported.

TaE results OF. yesterdays elections are
given in full below. They indicate that the
Democrats have carried New York by
about Is, 90 plurality, much to the con-
sternation OF the Republicans, who con-
tidently looked for an entirely different
outcome. The whole in terest of the fight
centered in New York, the balance OF the
States being gen orally conceded one wayor
the other.
The Democratic triumph in New York is
one on which the party should congratulate
itself, and is a great compliment to the
Administration, whose policy has thus
been affirmed by the people. 1t has been
demonstrated that New York is Demo-
cratic State. even without the fanciful
Mug wumps. The great victory in New
York is full of meaning to the Democracy,
and for causes for self-congratulation, but
time forbids an extended notice.
Pleasant as the victory in New York is to
Democrats, the election OF n Democratic
Legislature in Virginia, making sure OF the
retirement OF little Mr.. Malone to private
life and the election to his place in the
Senate Of a Democrat, is almost as cheer
ing. General Lee won a great victory, and
I'LL the greater because he pulled through
the Legislative candidates.
In Connecticut the result seems to be IN
doubt. with the chances in favor OF a Legis-
lature Republican by a small majority.
Pennsylvania, Iowa and Massachusetts,
have gone Republican, as was to have been
expected.
1t was a great day for the Democracy,
"A bright day for Mr.. Ceveland's admins
t~ration, and a day full OF promise to the
country. The Democratic party has car
ried the Gibraltar OF American politics and
made itself sure of %perpetuity in power.
The returns given below are cheerful
reading for the Democrats. They Will
nrove instructive reading for the Repub-
licans.
New York, November 3.-The weather is
cold, clear and delightful. and gives every
promise OF remaining SO all day IN tne
eastern part OF the State. Ihrougnout
the Mohawk valley and in other points
frr+ber north. heavy SNOW storms have
prevailed. and it is likely that bad roads IN
these districts will be the cause o: a llghter
vote than VIC lid otherwise be cast. Both
nolit;caI parties are confident OF success
The Democratic Committee is still claiming
30, 900 majority for Governor Hill. Inc
Republicans are a little more modest, put
while giving no figures, claim davenport
,aIect;on. BETTING last evening was IN favor
of the Democrats at 10 to y IN some places,
and at Others 10 to Z on Davenport Dut
it is limited that the figures on ootn siu uhs
are made to order for telegraphlc use In tht
outside districts to keep up the couraee ~
the faithful.
AT THE HEADQUARTERS. .
At Republican State headquarters IL Il
claimed that a larger Republican vote II
being polled throughout the oe.1s eatoe
usual. The news from Brooklyn inu ,c
a full Republican vote. Inc neaoqua, Is
of the Democratic State CoTIhl..I 10 ..
crowded with visitors. 1t is said they nave
NOT had a, single charge OF cutting or tradlnt
vntes. A dispatch was sent OUT over VI.
.State ar noon, declaring that in New 1ort
civ the Democrats we're voting soilo, Gu. ~.
vii i've the State ticket $4,000 ma1oriIy
~ wes stated then that more thar nan 'n'
votes az the entire city have been cast
IN NEW YORK AT 10 O'CLOCK.
Tho weather is cool and bracing. q
aeayy vote is being polled, out ~ 70 Iar.
dnne o%n;etlv. Most of the voters nas'
.ha;r 10 lots ready before gong TO th'
nnIis The same story OF q quiet electlon
Int heavy vote. comes from Kings county
r RETURNS
COX n. m.-The following returns iron
the First Assembly District are rece,r oor
The Twelfth Election District-Daven1i;tHtIt
e. u;,,11a Carr 66, Jones ia; r1' =
Eia.tion acknowledgements y, Carr NJ
M;'i Joe Zones POI; Second Election n on
tr;ctNns %vennort ri, Carr 80, I'M ~
Inna. 20. twenty Third Election Dlstric IT,
To o wannort ~. Carr 81, Hill d4o, Jon.
146. Sixth Election District.D enant
as, Carr IS, Hill $50, Jones ~ Serr 5a
Election District-Davenport o., .th Eiel
Hill ls5, Jones 17s; Twenty o o. 1s fri
tion District-Davenport ~, G Inn.+;on Dis
900, Jones 294. Eighteenth 90 Hi 2Os
Irs". re NE;nsteenth Election Distr1v e
Zones $50 60 Carr II, Hin172, Jones lo'
One hundred and twenty-five o40 ~. 73f
,~s,ect;on districts give Davenpotue 10.
,rarr .s36, Hill 1880, Sones lo'A'
SNOW N sLEEr AT ELM1RA !.
,u., n Y. November 3.-Ine a :
nonaa e,nndv with occasional squ - las
"pe'ea s,aat and snow. The RAIN ~ Js ~
n ni!hi a snesS yesterday has put ,t the roa !. pro pr
ve,.v had condition. The eiec.lta bids TAI
ceedine quietly here, and the vow
4 o be heavy.
CHILLY AT LOCKPohI'
November 3.-The electlon
,rooraSsino quietly in this city. an an
in;H he Sniisd' The weather is daln = III
rh;i,v With light ~flurries OF sIeo' In I'll
I mnry,e VIM Int the sky is clearing. a. ma
.s nur n # towns own ~ a falling off Of the vote "'
be expected. EARLY.
Brrrano. November s:-The :; ws nraSres'
' ine asiss ! e and the vote in most = o. m. o. '"
"'s sbort'y - before before 5 O'Clock thi sbs @ oo1iin
p.asidsnt Clsxeland went 20 sno EEieht