Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-11-03
by 1,o0o or more. Davis, Rep, is elected to the
Assembly from the Third District

by LOCO or more. Davis, Rep, is elected to the
Assembly from the Third District.
BROOKLYN, November 2d.-Bliss, Dem, Ma
honey, Dem, White. Rep, and Campbell, Dem,
are undoubtedly elected Congressman from
Kings county.
ALBANY, November 2d.-The probabilities
are that the Democrats have carried the county
and elected the entire ticket, including Kane
lover Swinburne) for Congress.
New YORK November 2d--10:20 P. M.-There
is now but little doubt of Hewitts election as
Mayor of New York by large majority. Roose-
welt will be third in the list. Returns from 200
city districts are: Roosevelt $3.50; Hewitt,
7S,3OS George, 56,66S: Wardell, 532. The Re-
publicanS have gained three Congressman in
the State up to this hour.
New YORK November 2d.-Returns from over
$50 districts outside of New York city and Kings
county, shows that Daniels (Rep.) is getting
about so per cent. of the vote given to Daven-
port last year, while Peckham Dem.l is getting
about so per cent. of the vote given to Hill.
NEW YORK, November 2d.-Never before in
the history of municipal elections has excite
ment run so high throughout the city as it does
to night. The closeness of the race between the
three candidates for the Mayoralty is such a
CONF plete surprise to those who predicted an
easy victory for Hewitt, the Tammany candi-
date, and the strength of the despised Henry
George movement so great, that the politicians
are all at sea. The larger notes.-the Fifth
Avenue. Hoffman House and Gilroy House
commenced TO fill up at an early hour this after
noon, and by o'clock the corridors were
packed with politicians excitedly discussing
| the returns. These latter were meager enough,
| and the only certain news was that George S
vote was showing unexpected strength in
| betting, which had been all along
in favor of Hewitt, came to a stand
still II is usual here at election times
for prominent politicians to gather in groups in
the barroom of the Hoffman House and wager
money in large amounts on their favorites.
Very little big betting was to be observed to-
night, and it was evident the feeling of uncer-
| tainty extended to all parties. Nearly all the
| theaters published announcements to the effect
that the election returns would be read from the
stages. The down town newspaper bulletin
| boards were surrounded by huge crowds all
evening, and the square in front of the Fifth
| Avenue Hotel was jammed by crowds watching
the stereoptieon returns, SO that the cars had
difficulty in passing.
TEN O'cLocK.-It will probably be very late
before the result of the Mayorality election is
known. AS nearly as can be estimated, Hewitt
will be elected Mayor. while George will lead
Roosevelt by small majority.
NEW YORK, November 2d.-In the Twelfth
Congressional District Cochran Dem is elected.
NEW YORK, November 2d.-Returns from ali
except one election district give Roosevelt
60 392, Hewitt 90 296 George g. 699 and Ward
well 574 The United Democratic ticket is
elected in this city by 10000 majority.
NEW YORK, November 2d.-The following have
been elected to Congress: Tenth District, F. b.
Spinola, Democrat; Eleventh, I. A. Merriman,
! Democrat; Thirteenth, E. G. Bert, Democrat
Fourteenth, W. G. Stahenecker, Democrat
Twenty eighth, Thomas S. Flood Republican.
New YORK November 3d.-In the State 722
districts outside OF New York and King county
give Peckham 81, ,73S and Daniels 1887.