Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-04

Nav YoRK, November s. Midnight i
The election in this city was conducted
quietly and esrrestly, Of the 2lS,OOO
voters Who registered, 100000 went to the
polls. The general feeling that the con-
test on the Governorship caused the returns
form this city to be esgerly looked for.
Il was generally admitted that II
Hill could leave this county with
As, 900 his election was secured. He Sc
cured tha. msjOrity, and the 1000 major
ity from Kings county added to the hopes
of his party. His majority in New York
and in Kings county would indicate his
,leetcn unless the interior should give
some unusual surprise net predicted. Carr
ran but few hundred ahead Of his ticket
and not sufficient 70 justly the
hope that while the Republicans
might not elect their Governor they might
their Lieutenant Governor with the same
candidate who had been elected Secretary
Of State, when there was otherwise Dem
oeratic State victory. Intense local inter
eat was manifested on the contest for sher-
if. Tha returns began early 10 show
that the issus would be be-
tween Grant lTammanyl and JscObus
Republican, Andrew J. White, county
Democrat candidate vas in ths rear. As
is ususl on election night the headquarters
of every political organisation in the city
crowded with people anxious to learn the
latest election news. The lAIg'
eat crowd assembled at Tsmmany
Hall and Grand Opera House.
When the dispatch snpouuciDg that
Governor Hill had carried New York City
by such s msjority as to make his election
almost certain was read at Tsmmany Hall,
Rusat spthusiasm prevailed. ThsShouting
could be heszd toy gsverAl books distant.
The Republicans early csOnaSsa that the
city had gone Democratic, but maintained
until late hour that the State hsd gone
for DsyeHport.
TuE LATEST.
NEv YoRE, November 3-SsEsl bun
drsd and City election districts and wards
outside Of NeV York and Kings counties
give Davenport l52 SAT, Hill lao, lO9,
Bascom S,S4S. Last yesr: Blaine l75,2l5,
Cleveland l59.45O. St. John 7,434, net
Democratic gain 1923.
THE WORLDS F.GuRss.
Special 10 As RegiHS.
NEW YoRK, November A-Hill ID
elected BY about 20. 900 majority.
TRE World.
AT BUFFALO.
BuPFALo, November 3.-Tne weather ID
cloudy and cold. The election in this city
is progressing quietly. The vote in most
Of the districts was rather light up to II
Q N.
SIZE WANTED TO VOTE.
TRoV, November 3-The weather is
cloudy but no rain is falling. The election
is passing of quietly ssd tEo indications
ore thst the average vote viii be polled
/ Mrs. Caroline Gilkey Rogers, the vel
known advocate of female suffrage, Offered
q vote at q polling place iu Lsnsingburs
which was refused by the inspectors snC
she threatened to apply to the Courts for
mandAmus.
FOR THE STRAIGHT TieEET.
/ BUPFALo, n. Y, November 3 3-Shortl,
before eight o'clock this morning Presi
dent Cleveland walked to the polling plsc
OF the 6rst distric. of the Eighth ward an,
eSst his ballot for the Straight Democrsti
tiekst De remained there few minute
chatting with Old scquaintances, and the
returned to bis former Law oSce. He wi
probably leave at 5 p. mr for Washington
AT ROCHESTER,.
ROCHEsFEs, November 3.-The westhe
ls tAir bat light vote is being poIleG
Frederick Cook, the Democratic candidat