The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-11-04


! tickets brought out good vote. State
officers voted for are Judge Of the
Supreme Court. and two regents OF the
university The returns will come IN
slowly, as some Counties have five local
! ticketS-nODe less than three. It Is not
I probable there will be any definite in
! formation tonight, though it may be
taken for granted that the Republican
State ticket is elected. In this city
there was much scratching and the
count will be slow The Republicans
will possibly lose their candidate for
treasurer.
Returns come in more rapidly; thirty
eight precincts outside Of the city bear
out an estimate of $4,000 Republican
majority. The anti-monOpOly vote has
practically disappeared. The Prohibi-
ton ticket will reach 5000 in the State
One ward in this city and the five
outside precincts are all that are heard
from complete. Theee, with other
partial reports, indicate the election OF
! the Republican State ticket BY about
the same slOrity as last year; in pro
portion to the vote the best estimate
now IS 1890 Republican majority.
Iowa.
Dies MOIEEs, November 3-The day
has been fair here and over the State
so far as reported, and heavy vote has
been polled. Returns will be late. as a
large proportion of the polls Will be
kept open till 8 o'clock. Returns VIII be
sent TO the Associated Press in sum-
maries Of precincts as fast as received,
showing net Republican gain or loss.
| Estimates at the Republican head
| quar- sers, based on returns received UP
I 70 4 IL
| Jority on the State ticket of II ,OO6 to
e, 00O. At the Democratic headquarters
no estimate Is made on the State ticket
The Democrats claim the election of
members OF the Legislature in Scott.
Dubuque, Pottawattamic, Wapello and
lama Counties.
LANCASTER, o., November ST. am
! grateful fer the concern felt for our
| struggle here for the Republican prin-
ciples, honest methods, human nights
and American unity. 1t is with sincere
apprehension for the future safety of the
Republican government, peace OF the
/ nation and welfare of the country that
realize that the Democrats have carried
the State and Legislative tickets. only.
however, by lawless proceedings and an
INSCRIPTIONS use of election machinery
all in their hands. and under their
absolute control, as provided and 20
this very end by the late usurping
Democratic Legislature"
(Signed,) MALONE.
MISSISSIPPI.
JACKSON. November 3.-The election
to-day passed of quietly. and the indi-
cations are that the vote will be IN
usually light. Jackson polled $50 votes
registered, 1,00O negroes generally not
voting. The light vote is to be &C
counted for because OF there being no
ticket in the field except the regular
Democratic State ticket In a few
counties having local disaffections the
vote is divided, and few Independents
may be elected to the-Legislature and
county officers.
MARYLAND.
BALrIMosE, Nd, November S-The
election in Maryland to-day Is for
Comptroller of State. Clerk of the Court
of Appeals, all members of the Houseot
Delegates, and nineteen members of tie
Senate The election is proceeding
very quietly, and thus far less excite
ment Is manifested than at she
mayoralty election last week. The CON
test is between friends and enemies Of
Senator German.
A difficulty occurred this afternoon In
the Fourth Ward. in which John
Hebrew (colored) was shot through the
body, and there is but little prospect Of
his recovery. He solicited another
colored man to vote the Democratic
ticket, when ne was assaulted oy others
OF his race, and "Shar2" Brown shot
him. Brown has not been arrested.
BALTIMORE, November 5, midnight
The election passes OF quietly and r.
suited in a sweeping majority Cor the
regular Democratic ticket in this city.
The returns are not all in at midnight as
the length of the ticket necessitates e
slow count As fsF IS is heard from
nothing. not single fasi0nist candidate
is elected. The state returns are coming
in very slowly but the indications podnt
to Democratic success in nearly al oE
the counties. which insures 8 working
majority in both branches Of state legis-
lature.
1.45a.m.-PartiaI returns to this hour
from all sections of the State indicate
considerable Democratic gains thro09h-
out the eastern section, while Western
Maryland, always RePQ btican, Is about
holding her regular rate. The Deme-
cratic majority on the State ticket Is
estimated at u 900 to Is 600.
ILLINOIS,.
CHICAGO. November s.-"B Beyond al
doubt. the city election law IS carried
said the Daily Nesus, Transparency 81
1870 O'Clock. Popular. interest here -
almost entirely centered il the fate a
the new election law. the DemOcTat8
having endorsed the Republican nomi-
nee for judge. Fifty-seyen precincts
give 5.879 votes for and % against tbs
election law. For Commissioners, the
Democrats are ahead, except IN The
case of Lang, who ran away ahead Ct
his ticket: on account of large amoznt
of scratching the Teturns come IN