Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-03
OTHER ELECTIONS.
Hewitt Elected Mayor OF
New York.
MODEST MAJORITY OF TEXAS.
Democratic Congressional Gains in
Every Eastern and South
ern State.

ar ia reported from all parts OF the State
In this city a large vote is being polled and
the excitement around the voting places is
ss great as in 1884. 1t is conceded that in
many sections OF the city the George vote
will he large, but in other sections this will
be Offset by other votes.
Mt the Central Labor Union Headquer-
ters to-day there was great activity. From
an early hou in the morning the managers
spoke conf fidently OF the George ticket
From an early hour Henry George, Rev. DR..
McGlinn, Rev. DR.. Naramer and 7 V. Pow
derly drove about to the polls in carriage.
AT Tammany Hall it was said that every
thing looked well for the entire Democratic
ticket. At Roosevelt's headquarters, in the
of the Republican County Committee. said
Roosevelt was receiving the hearty support
of his party all through the city. George is
polling heavy vote.
House last night was $1,000 to 5000 on Hewitt
$500 to $3.50 that Roosevelt beats George, and
oven money OH various figures from So,0oO
Co $4,000 for Hewitt. The estimares OF a
cies, averaged, are as follows: Total vote,
2lS,000; Roosevelt's vote, $3.50; Henry
George, 62,O 900. This, with Prohibition
vote of 1900, would leave Hewitt $4,000
votes"
i:O2 P. M.-rhere is now but little doubt
by large majority. Theo. Roosevelt Will
be third in the list. In 700 city districts
Roosevelt has 5S,955, Hewitt 7o,30s, George
56, sos, Wardwell 532. The Republicans have
60 this hour.
$40 districts give Roosevelt 39,003, Hewitt
55.607, George 39,S27
KINGS COUNTY.
BROOKLYN, November 2-Bliss. Democrat,
Mahoney, Democrat, White, Republican,
and Campbell. Democrat, are elected to
Congress from Kings county.
Seventy-five election districts outside of
New York and Kings county give Peckham,
Democrat, for Court OF Appeals, 9,325: Dan
iels, Republican. 2.253, Same districts last
year gave HUI, IL. 527; Davenport Ia 695.
New YORK, November 2-l05 districts out
side of Kings county and New York, give
Peckham 12,s00. Daniels l7,712. The same
districts last year gave Hill 1917. Dayen-
!. ,ort 81, ,6l2.
kisisAyo hundred of eight hundred and twelve
jon districts give Roosevelt II 500, Hew-
gas. George 1896.
GOOD FOR cox.
n YORK. November 2.-In the Ninth
fessional district where ). S. Cox and
st p. Wagnor sre running for Congress,
|c-.ced ed that Cox is more than mold
lis own.
tca-Jas 8. Sherman, Republican, Is
BED to Congress, defeating Sprlgss. Dem
vatc by one thousand or more. Davis,
publican is elected to the Assembly from
Yab Third District.
hNew York-rne returns are not all in but
georges defeat is looked upon as certain.
& II is estimated that Hewitt will have about
$1,000 votes, Roosevelt about 5000, and
George about 6S,000. Hewitt's plurality will
be about 10000.
NEW YORK, November 2-In the First
G ngressionaldistrict, Perry Belmont, DEM
oerat, is reelected.
NEW YORK, November 2.--50l districts out
of s12 give Roosevelt 59.621; Hewitt s9,407
George 66,SS5.
IN OHIO.
CINCINNATI. November 2.-Ohio returns
will be compared with Governor Foraker's
vote of 1885 when he had a plurality oil
i7,457. There are now 2l17 voting places in
the state The total vote of 1885 was 73l L 50
prohibition vote, 2S,Ool.
Sixty-seven precincts show net Repub-
lican gain of 1869. The prohibition vote is
Ab9.
CIscINNATI, Ohio, November 1.-Two
hundred and seven precincts in Ohio show
net Republican gain of 1871. The Prohi-
bition vote Is 1i,S21. Eighteen precincts OF
Cleveland give Republican majority OF
272
TOLEDO, November 2.-The Democrats con
cede the election OF ROmeisover Hurd, Dem
Ocratic. In Ohio sos precincts show a net
Republican gain of 2724
IN VIRGINIA.
RImyoND, November 2-The weather is
clear and very pleasant. Voting at all the
precincts in the city is steady wore than
one-half the city vote was polled before
noon. Everthing is moving quietly. Re
ports from other points in the state point
to the same conditions. The vote iii this
city is Wise, Democrat. 7447; Wadell, Re-
publican. $40; Democratic gain 267.
NORFOLK, Va, November Parks, Dem
oerat, carries Norfolk City 679 ajority over
Bowden. Republican. Democratic loss.
O-THic ~
gave 8. A Hopkins, labor candidate, five
hundred majority. There are no definite
particulars from other points.
RICHMOND. November 2-The vote in this
Is: George d Wise, Democrat, 74i7; Ed
mund Wadell, 53i0. Wise's majority, 20l7; a
Democratic gain of 267 over the last N
gressional vote with which compa risons
for elections are made. In Manchester
loss OF al. But few returns have yet been
received from counties in the Third Dis
trict.
STAUNroN, November 2.--Yost Republi-
can, has maj rity OF los In staunton and
iicau gain Of pa. Comparisons are made
with the yo'e of 1854, when the majority oi
tucker, Democrat, was 1is7 in the distIic
over Yost, Republican. Staunton and hve
precincts OF Augusta give Yost. Republican,
10 majority. A Republican gain of 353
IN KANSAS.
TOPEKA, November 2.-The day has beer
6ne and a large vote has been polled
There seems to have been much scratching
throughout the State. 1t Is not probable
that any definite results Will be known un,
til late tonight, aud quite hkely ne' unti
tomorrow.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BosroN, November 2-76 towns give Ames
ioS towns give Ames, %, ,6s4; Andrews. IS,
i54 cities and towns, with Lowell and
Boston, give Ames, 65,056; Andrews. TT, loo
BosToN. November 2.-One hundred and
ffty-four cities give for Governors: Ames
(Rsp.) 65, ,056; Andrews. DEM, 66, l5s.
The total vote of this city gives Andrews
Democrat, II, ,709; Ames, Republican, IL, 3Z3
Boston-The vote for Governor Is very
close. The indications favor Ames, Repub
Iican. The Boston Traveller claims his elec
tions by 5000 majority.
IN TENNESSEE.
CHATTANOOGA, November 2-The weather
fs hazy, with prospects of full vote beinl
polled. Party tickets are generally being
MEMpHIs, November 2.-Tbe weather /.
clear and the election is passing off quietly
with indications that full average vote
will be polled.
NASHVILLE, November 2-Returns up t.
IL p NJ show Democratic gains all over the
State, though light vote has been polled
Bob TAYLOR, Democrat, for Governor. II
elected by between 10000 aud rs. 600 major
fly. The Democrats gain one Congressman
In the Tenth District. All of the former
Democratic Districts return Democrats with
slightly Increased majorities.
MAS dvILLE, November 2.-At this hour
sufficient returns are in 10 insure the cleo
tion OF the following Congressman. Fh'
Democrats gain one in the State and re
duce Houck's majority. nearly 1000: Firs
Observation-Disclosures, pem.,. Butler, Rep
Second district-L G. Houck, Rep. Third
J. Il. Neal, Dem. Fourth-Benton McMil
lin, Dem Fiith-James B. Richard son
Dem. SIXTH, e. Washing, Dem. Sev
enth--W. G. Whitthorne, Dem. Eighth-B
A Enlac, Dem. Ninth-P. I. Glass, Dem
Tenth-James Phelan, Dem.
WEST VIRGINIA.
CHARLESTON, November 2-The election
for CONGRESSMAN, State Senators and Rep
resentatives came off to-day The vote wa
large and the night strong. From meage
returns G. p. Snyder, Democrat, will defea
Judge Brown (fusionist). The vote for Stat
md ho n mi . toh ho1f 20