Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-05
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DUykrsx, Nov. 4.-Corrected returns
FROM DeArly all tbs towns in Csau,uaQa
county. give Davenport t04s plurality.
JoHysTovS. Nov. &.-Faltsn coansv,
so1plese-Davenport s0S5. Hill 324s,
Bascom 35l.
AnsTKEDkM.Sov. 4-HauiItcu county
gives Davenport plurality Of 100.
HERKrxER. Nov. 4-Herkimer Q Iunty.
oouplete-DAvenport's mai Jri.y over
n u SO. The total vote for bsscom was
25a.
BEookLYs, Nv. Accomplish and
corrected returns from this city and
Kings county, give Hill 81 $40. Dsveu-
port q .bs3; Hills majority sss7 Whit
ney Dem. for mayor, il elected BY
IL VA mi irity.
RocHEsrEs, Nov. 4-Mouroe county
Davenport Z10 plurality.
UTICA, Nov. 4-Oneids csuuty, con
psets-D4venport l2,6s2, Hub II ,6s5,
Bascom 1879
SYRACUSE, Nov. 4.-Onoudaga eeouty
Davenport 1929, Hill II. rs. Bascom
e.
OswDso, Nov. 4-Osvego county.
cemplete-Davenport s76o. Hill $50
IRoT. Nov. 4-Reaseeiasr c1auty.
oomplete-Davenpors Il, IA, HUI 1875
IsoT, Nov. 4.-Ihe corrected returns
OF ksnssalaer county give Hull 1876.
Davenport 1924, Bsseom 5B.
BALLsros, Nov. 4.-Ssratoga county,
complete, gives Davenport majority of
ST over Hill.
BATH, NV. 4-Sseuben couaty, com
plete-Davenport 1852, Hill oi63: Dlv
exports plurality 1889.
sEv YORK CITY.
NEW YORK. Nov 4.-The chief interest
10 the election in this city was in the
hree-oornered contest between Tam
many Hall. the County Democracy and
the Republicans for the city and county
Offices Tammany Hall came off VIC
torious, and Is oorrespondinRly iubilant.
That body in particular is pleased at
having secured the Sheriff atty, wAich is
very fat office. The total vote on
sheriff in the city is Grant (Tammsnv)
70 6sS, Jacobs Republican, 81, 5ss,
White (Coonty Democracy 50. HOo. For
County Clerk, keenan,, the present in
cumbent, has bsez beaten by Flack
tIammaRy). The vote on the Office
stands: FIsok (Tammany) 1851, Goe-
bel Republican, 65 800, keenan, (Coan-
ty Democracy o. 393. Iammany has
elected Mooney. Its candidate for Presi-
dent Of the Board Of Aldermen. He
polled II .030 votes; Asten Republican,
g.. $50. and Dayton County Democracy
SS,642. The complexion of the newly
elected Board Of Aldermen will be
elected By the County Democracy, 8 by
Tammany Hall, and 3 by the United
Democracy. with 4 Republicans. The
members elected by the Usited Democ-
racy are Of County Democracy antece-
dents. OF the three eoroners elected,
Levy. NuRent and Demorest, the two
Hrst named we're Tsmmany Hall eandi
dates. The result ON the Supreme
Court Is that Barrett united nominee)
wins; on tue Superior Court, Sedgwick
Rep; on the Court Of Common Pleas.
Bookstaver (rammapy) and Strong,
(Rep.) aud on city judges, McAdam
(Tammany) aud Erlicn (Coun,y Dem
ocraey).
cox's SUCCESSOR.
New YORK, Nov. 3.-Timsthy J.
Campbell is elected to suc 'eed ) s. Cox
in Congress from the Eighth Con-
Rressional District, defeating State Sen
ator Gibbs.
GOVERNOR HILL sERESADED.
ELMIRA. Nov. A. Governor Hill was
serenaded by the Elmira Club tonight !
In response TO calls he delivered an ad |
dress in which he thanked them for |
having assisted in vindicsting him from |
the charges which had been brought |
against him in the campaign. ooBgratu-
lated the party on the fact that New |
York 10 Democratic State. and said |
that the result showed that tue In |
dependent Republicans had left their /
party and become permanently identi- |
tisd with tae Democratic party.
PROHIBITION STRENGTH.
New YORK, Nov. AZ W. Brady, the |
leading spirit of the Prohibition party, |
was interviewed this evening. He ex-
pressed confidence in his party holding
fully 10000 Votes throughout the State. |
These Votes, he declared. represented
the strength of the Prohibition party In
the State. " | would stay by /! under
all circu instances" Mr.. Brady seemed
very jabilan. over the prospects OF the
party.
Massarhusetts.
BOSTON. Nov. 4-The vote of Massa-
chusetts, With i've towns TO hear from. +
ls: For q 1vernor-Robinson Rep |
liz 343, Prince Dan 90,l3j. Lathrop
{ Prohihitisn) 459t. Sumner Labor |
PISA; Robiuson's plurslit, over Prince
- ,aO7.
ELECTION sURPhIsEs.
BosroS. Nov. 4.-Tne returns have
caused many surprises in the election OF |
members Of the Senate aud House. In /
Lynn has beeu carried by /
The Republic ans for the irst time in five /
yeaN. and also elected four out of i've /
Representatives
10 the Lowell senatorial district Lilly |
defeats Marden, a Democratic triumph; |
and Nsppen, . Democrat, has been |
elected 90 the Senate from the South /
Il sston district. another surprise.
Agar, q Democrat, defeats Chamber
lain in Cambridge Senatorial district,
which is considered great victory by |
the Democrats
Morse, Democrat. defeats Hart, Re |
publio.n. in the drss Norfolk district.
The plurality of Robinson for Gov
ernor will probably reach over 1000.
Fall River, despite the labor vote, va.
carried bv Robinson.
Nebraska.
LINCOLN, Nov. 4.-Returns from the
State ticket come slowly. There is 90
much excitement over local tickets and
80 little interest IN the State ticket (the
election of the Republicans being con
cededl that the precinct canvassers pay
small attention to IL. The returns so
far a. received indicate . Republican
majority Of from Is. 200 to 5000.
OMAHA. Nov. THE returns OF the
Nebraska state election continue to
come in With unprecedented slovness.
The election vas very quiet, not much
interest being taken ana an unusually
light vote being polled. The entire Be
publican ticket 10 undoubtedly elected
BY q majority estimated from 40. to
1900. Amasa Cobb Rep. for So
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