The Republican journal., 1885-11-05
Tuesday Night Dispatches.

NEW YORK. Some 10000 majority for Hill
in New York and Kings county indicates his
election. The Democrats made a gain in New
York city, and the Republicans gained in Buffa-
10, the home of President Cleveland Brook
lvn elected Whitney, Democrat, for Mayor. No
figures concerning the Legislature. S. j. Camp
bell is elected to succeed S. S. Cox in Congress
from the 18th District.
MASSACHUSETTS. With ten small towns to
hear from Massachusetts, gives Robinson, 100,-
1852; Prince S2.3S1; Lothrop 4,05l Sumner p
GA; plurality of Robinson 1,.1S1. The city of
Boston elects 10 Republicans, "a Democrats
Independent Democrat and Independents to
the Legislature. The returns indicate the elec-
ton of IS Republicans and Il Democratic Sena-
tors, being Democratic gain of over last
year. The House will probably stand los Re-
pubhcans, - Democrats, and independents,
making slight Democratic gain in the House.
Five Representative districts are to be heard
from. The election was very quiet one
throughout the State.
PENNSYLVANIA. Twenty-Five counties in
the State outside of Philadelphia show net Re-
publican gain of 1915. In Philadelphia IA wards
out of 81 give Quay, Republican, for Treasurer
1923 majority, Democratic gain of 2.36S
Quay will probably have a majority of about
1900.
VIRGINIA. Democrats claim - majority of
2O,000-secured ia part at least by gross frauds.
At II T. NJ. Gen Malone sums up the situation
as follows: The Democrats have carried the
State and Legislative ticket by the unscrupu-
lous use of the election machinery over which
they have absolute control, and which was pro-
Yided by their last usurping Legislature eX-
pressly with this end in view.
CoNNECTCUr. Returns at the Hartford
Courant office at II p. NJ. from all but four
towns in the State show the complexion of the
next House to be as follows: Republicans 129,
Democrats liz. Independents ,. The missing
towns will not materially change the result.
The town of Marlboro is tie on Representa-
tive. Last year these towns stood: Repubi-
cans 100. Democrats 81. Senatorial elections
took place in II districts, and each party elects
six of the twelve Senators, making the next
Senate Is Republicans and II Democrats. Last
year, Il Republicans ard Democrats. This
gives the Republicans d working majority in
both branches.
MARYLAND. The indications point to a
Democratic success in nearly all the counties,
which nsures working majority in both
branches o. the State Legislature.
Iowa. Fifty precincts OF Iowa give Re
publican gain of 40. The city of Grinnell gives
220 Republican majority.
MISSISSIPPI There was no ticket in the
field except the regular Democratic State ticket.
In a few counties where local dissatisfaction
existed the vote is divided and few Independ-
ents may he elected to the Legislature and to
county offices.
NEBRASKA. Partial reports indicate the
election of the Republican State ticket by about
the same majority as last year. The Republican
majority is noW estimated at $4,000
NEW JERSEY. Election passed off quietly.
Republicans probably retain control of the
Legislature.
DAKOTA. The Republican State ticket is
elected. Sioux Falls leads so far for the capital
location.