Connecticut western news., 1885-11-11
LATEST NEWS NOTES.
Happenings of Interest to All,
 At Home and Abroad.
THE STATE ELECTIONS.
Tho Result of the Voting In the States on
 Tuesday.
NEW YORK.

In New York State MT. Hill and the rest Of the Democratic ticket was elected by plurali- ties of between 6,000 and IF, 900. The Repub- licans carried both branches of the Legisla- ture.
 The Democrats carried all the Senatorial districts in the city of New York.
 The Associated Press returns from 629 Election Districts and Wards outside of New York and Kings counties (about one-third 9 ood of the State), gave Davenport, Rep, 130, ,689 votes; Hill, Dem., 117,574; Bascom, Pro-, 7,122 for Governor. The same districts last year gave Blaine, Rep, 149, 119 votes for President; Cleveland, Dem., 133, ,S68, and St. John, Pro-, 6,605.
 The next State Senate will consist of 21 Republicans and Il Democrats. In the As sembly there will be " Republicans and 51 Democrats giving majority of 36 on joint ballot
 The Prohibition vote which last year amount ed to 25,G00, this year is near 10000.
 Last year New York city went Democratic by 4S 900. Hill carries it by AS, 268. In Kings County Hills plurality is 9,343.
 In New York city the following candidates are elected:
 Judge of the Supreme Court-George O. Judge of the Common Pleas-Theron G. Strong.
 Judge of the Superior Court-John sedg- wick.
 City Court Judges-David McAdam, Tam; Granville P. Hawes, Rep.
 Sheriff-Hugh J. Grant, Tam.
 County Clerk-James A. Black, Tam.
 President of the Board of Aldermen-Rob- ert B. Mooney, Tam.
 Ferdinand Levy, Tam.
 Coroners- Dr. J. Demorest, Tam.
 J. W. Reppenhagen, Tam.
 NEW JERSEY.
 The Republicans secured control Of the State Senate and Legislature, making gains in number of districts.
 CONNECTICUT.
 In Connecticut the Democrats made gains in the Senate and Legislature. Of the twelve Senators holding over, seven are Republicans and five Democrats, making the next Senate stand 13 Republicans and Il Democrats Last year, F Republicans and Democrats.
 NEBRASKA.
 The election in Nebraska was for Judge of the Supreme Court and two Regents of the University. All counties chose full set of county officers. The Republicans carry the State.
 MARYLAND. Returns indicate Democratic gains through out the eastern counties. The Democratic majority on the State ticket is estimated at IF, 900 to 15,000.
 
 Returns from all parts of the State show Democratic gains, and indicate that Lees ma ority will reach 20 900 to 25, 009 The Demo crats have 8 large majority in the Legislature PENNSYLVANIA. The only State office filled at the election 1 was that of State Treasurer. Matthew s. Quay was the Republican and Conrad B. Day | the Democratic candidate. Quay was elected I by majority of about 25,0 900. Complete returns from every county in the State give Quay, Rep, for State Treasurer, 44,127 plurality. The official returns of the vote for Con- l gressman in the Nineteenth District of Penn ! sylvania to fill the vacancy caused by the | death of William A. Duncan, show plu- | rality of 3,630 for Swope, Dem., over Bair, | Rep.
 The official count of the vote of Philadelphia | was az follows:
 State Treasurer-Quay rep.), 78,3O; Day. l (dem.), GA, O83; Spangler (pro.), 1,465; Whit 1 ney (greenback labor), III. City Treasurer-Bell (rep.), 82,170; Snyder (dem.) ), 61, ,064; Garrigues (pro.), 1,123; Moses | (greenback), 177.
 sheriff-Rowan, (rep.l 76,78O Sanders | (dem,), 64,865; Greer (pro.), 1,O88; Nash | (greenback), 233 Register of Wills-Kinsey (rep.), S2,528; Megargee (dem.), 60, 73S., ! TOT JuQSe or the COurG OI COLuuuOH IIedS 1 Judge Bddle who was indorsed by both par I ties, received 139, 134 votes. MASSACHUSETTS. In Massachusetts the election passed off 1 quietly. The plurality for Robinson CRep.) ! for Governor will reach from IT, ,000 to 1S,000. ! The following is the total vote of Boston for | Governor: Prince, 22,991; Robinson, IS, 47S; Sumner (P.), 1O2; Lothrop (G.), 289. l The vote of Massachusetts, with five | towns to hear from is: For Governor-Robin- son, Rep., 112, ,343; Prince, Dem, 90,136; | Robinsons plurality over Prince, 22, 207. For State Treasurer-Beard, Rep, 108, 565. Cross, Dem., 91, 256. Boards plurality, 17,309. IOWA.
 Iowa elects Governor, Leutepant-G Govern. or, Judge of the Supreme Court, Superintend. | ent of Public Instruction, one-haf of the members of the Senate, and all the lower House. There are four State tickets in the | feld-Republican, headed by William Larra bee; Fusion Democrats and Greenbackers) | headed by Charles B. Whiting; Straightout. ol St. John Prohibitionist, headed by James l Micklewat; and straight Greenbackers, headed 1 by Elias Doty. The chief State issue involved is the prohibition law, the Fusion platform demanding it's repeal and the substitution of general license law, and the Republican plat form asking for fair trial of prohibition be fore any modification in the law is made. Tht Senators elected this year will vote for Uni ted States Senator two years from next winter
 The result in the State is very close, tn, Republican State ticket being elected by iron 5000 10 5000. The Republicans will have majority in the Legislature.