Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-04
MASSACHUSETTS,.

ECsTGN, November 3d.-lt is an extreme
ly quiet and unexciting voting day in
Boston, and IN many wards that usually
present 4 lively appearance the utmost
quiet prevails. There are four tickets in
the field. viz: The regular Republican,
regular Democratic, National Labor and
Prohibition.
BosToN. November 3]-Seyenty cit
les and towns outside Of Boston give Rob
inson l6,2GS, Prince 1871. The same
towns in 1888 gave Robinson -, ,713, Butler
1855.
Following is the total vote Of Boston for
Governor: Prince -, S02, Robinson IS, 4S6,
Summer DIS.
BosroN, November 3d.-The Twentieth
District will probably elect one Democrat
and one Republican Representative, and
the Tweuty-first District the same In many
towns and some cities no prohibition or
national labor tickets were seen. 1t is ad-
mitted that the Democratic State ticket
will have 4 majority in Pittsfeld. Haverill
viii be carried by the Republicans Every
where the new liquor law, put IN operation
this year, was rigidly enforced, and all sa-
looms were closed. The full vote of New
Bedford is Robinson 1,7S7, Prince SG7.
Lathrop 135 and Sumner1.
The Herald says: Returns from the State
AZ large are very meager, but considering
the Democratic loss in Boston 4 ,245) the
indications point to the election Of Robin
son rep by a large majority.
BosroN, November 3d-The Journal
Republican claims that Governor Robinson
is reelected by plurality of 250G0
WORCESTER, November 3d.-The vote OF
Worcester gives Robinson $3.50, Prince
3,173, Lathrop 2S1, Sumner :. 4 very small
vote has been pollcd in this city and coun-
ty. Senator Jefferson is reelected by 5l4
plurality.
Boston, November 3d-Returns Lave
caused many surprises in the election of
members of the Senate and House. In
particular, Lynn has been carried by the
Republicans for the first time in five years,
and also elected four out of the five Repub-
lican Representatives In the Lowell
Senatorial district, Lilley defeats Marden. a
Democratic triumph, and Napier, a Demo
crat, has been elected to the Senate from
the South Boston district Another surprise
is that Alger, Democrat, defeats Chamber
lain in the Cambridge Senatorial district.
which is considered great victory by the
Democrats. Morse, Democrat, defeats Hart.
Republican, in the first Norfolk district.
The plurality of Robinson for Governor
will probably reach 10000. Fail River,
despite the labor vote, was carried by
Robinson.
Boston elects 10 Republicans, p Demo-
Gratis, l Independent Democrat, and :
Independents. A corrected vote of the city
of Boston gives Prince 22991, Robinson
1S,47S, Lathrop 2S2, Sumner 1O2.
Boston, November 3d.-One hundred
and fifty-nine cities and towns, including.
in addition to those already given, SPRING
field and Taunton, give Robinson (Repub-
lican), for Governor, 69,279; and Prince
Democrat, 5653S.
BosroN, November 3d-With ten small
towns to hear from, Massachusetts, gives
Robinson 100, 0,162, Prince S2.3S1. Lathrop
4,057, Sumner 2,704. Plurality for Robin
son, 17,7S1.
BosToN, November 3d.-The city of Bos-
ton elects, 10 Republicans, 24 Democrats.
| Independent Democrat and . Independ-
ents to the Legislature. Last year the vote
throughout the State was: Robinson
(Rep.), 159,345; Endicott Dem.), Ill, $50.
BosToN, November 3d.-Returns from
1o7 cities and towns. including Boston and
Worcester, give Robinson 46,S43, Prince
II ,9SS
BosToN, November 3d.-Beturns from all
but about eight counties in the State give
the following result: Robinson fRep0.
100 l62; Prince Dem), S2,3S1; I.athrop
Prohibition), 4,057 Sumner (Greenback5.
2O10. The returns indicate the election of
% Republican and - Democratic Senators.
being a Democratic gain of six over last
year. The House will probably stand 157
Republicans to - Democrats and Is Inde-
pendents, making slight Democratic gain.