, 1885-11-04

NEW Iohh Alll, NOV. D. bdNti-
port, 1916; Carr, 76,ss0; Hill, l23,7l4;
Jones, l2l, 299. Hill over Davenport,
As, POS. Jones over Carr, 4l,4l9.
The Sun bulletin says Hill will certain
ly be elected by more than 1900. The
World says 700 out of 7I2 election dis
tricts of this city gives Hill a majority of
4,679. The Tribune estimates HIS
plurality at 10000.
Forty-Gve election districts and wards
outside of New York and Kings counties
give Davenport 9S, 725, Hill sc, go, Bias
com 5000. The same districts last year
gave Blaine lI2, 699, Cleveland 97,0S2,
St. John, 4,4ll. Democratic net gain
3,4l4.
Jefferson county gives Davenport ! $50
Five hundred and thirty-three districts
and wards outside Of New York and
Kings counties give Davenport ll7,I50;
Hill, 109,s22; Bascom, 6,529. The same
districts last year gave Blaine l33,47j;
Cleveland, llG,425; st. John, 1896; a
net Democratic gain of 8, I'D.
Timothy j. Campbell is elected to sue
coed S. S. Cox in congress from the
eighth congressional district, defeat
ing State Senator Gibbs.
The election in this city to-day was con
Quoted quietly anl earnestly. OF the
2lG,O00 voters who registered 100000
went to the polls. The general feeling
that the contest on governor would be
close, caused the returns from this city to
be eagerly looked for. 1t was generally
admitted that if Hill could leave this
county with 5000 majority over Dayen-
port his election was assured. He secured
that majority, and II 900 majority from
Kings county added to the hopes of his
party. His majority in New York and
Kings counties would Indicate his election
unless the interior should give some unu-
sual surprises not to be predicted by PFC
yiaus experiences on averages Of late cleo
tons. Carr ran but a few hundred ahead
of his ticket, and not sufficient to Justify
the hope hat while the Republicans
might not elect their governor they might
their lieutenant governor.
The headquarters Of every political or.
ganization in the city were crowded with
people anxious to learn the latest new
from the various election districts. Demo
Gratis gathered at Chickering hall, the
Tammany braves at their big wigwam
Irving hall Democrats at Irving nall, and
Republicans at the grand opera house
At each Of these places returns were reaC
as fast as they were received. Iarg'
crowds assembled at Tammany hall ant
the grand opera house. When the dis
patch announcing hat Governor Hill ha,
carried New York City by such a majorit.
as to make his election certain was rea'
at Tammany hall, the greatest enthusi
assn prevailed. Shouting and hurrahinI
could be heard for blocks distant. TIL
Republicans early conceded the fact tina
the city had gone Democratic, but main
tanned until a late hour that the state haI
gone for Davenport,
BROOKLYN, Nov. 3.-Two hundre
and sixiy-four election districts of King
county give Hill 1924 majority Owe
Davenport. This includes seven district
Of country towns and Brooklyn city con
plete, all but three districts.
Whitney, Democrat for mayor, lead
and is probably elected. The vote in h
fifth senatorial district, including Ricl
mond county stands Murphy, HIT
Norton, l0,Gs5. j. T. Campbell is prol
ably elected to congress from the eight
district. lie is 400 ahead of Galyil
Five districts to hear from,