The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-07

NEW YORK, Nov. IA midnight extra of
the SIN says; "The returns, so far as re-
ceived, make it seem probable that Harrison
has carried Now York State by from 1000
to 10000 plurality.
cleveland has polod handsome vote in
New York city, his plurality being not far
from $1,000, but he has not held his own in
Kings County. His plurality there Is about
ll,0OQ which is loss of about 1000.
From the State above the Bronx River
the Republicans, In almost every section
show great gains
"lf the proportion that Is now received
keeps on Harrison will come To the Bronx
River with from $1,000 TO 5000 plurality.
AT this hour, however, the most favorable
returns are customarily received, and later
returns will be likely to reduce that plurality
somewhat. However, unless there Is n
decided change from the report OF gains
now received, Harrison will come to the
Bronx with over $1,000 plurality We can
not now figure at over 1900 or 1900
plurality for Cleveland In the S ate. No
decisive returns have yet been received as to
the Govenorship, but the indications are
that Governor Hill has been reelected. lie
runs ahead Of Cleveland In all quarters that
have been heard from. The vote on the
local ticket has been only partially counted,
but so far IL indicates the election OF the
Tammany ticket.
"Of the so-caled pivotal States, the latest
reports from Connecticut indicate the cleo
lion Of the Harrison ticket by from 500 to
1000 The later returns from New Haven
may cut this down somewhat
New Jersey is Democratic by about 5000"
The scenes In New York.
NEw ToRl, Nov. 0.-Broadway ia front Of
The Hera'd Office and Printing House Square
Is jammcd with thousands Of cheering aud
silent persons who are watching with eagle
eyes the bulletin boards in from, Of the yari.
Gus newspaper Offices The returns seem %
be most pleasing to the Republicans. as the
crowds IN front OF The Mail aud Erprcss and
Tribune are doing the most cheering. The
lowls In front Of The Herald and World
offices are more silent, while those In front
OF Tie Sun are enthusiastic over the bullc.
tins posted by that paper, which all indicate
the election Of Hill. An extra edition OF
The World was issued az $50 o'clock and
the character OF its news can best be- judged
by the following head lines: Counting
Cleveland FAR ahead In thc city. but danger
ously behind above the Harlem. But less
than n t8nti 81 the county districts heard
from. Tins county will give Cleveland
about OnOlD plurality. Kings County may
bring IN l2OJJ more. Gov HUI running
ahead oi his ticket
About 100 people we're IN Tammany
Hall tu hear thc returns. Great enthusiasm
was manifested 40 the returns Tor the May
orally. showing Grant ahead. Several
speakers, including senator Ecclcs, al.
dressed the ussrinhugc. At Cooper Union
there were about 200 people Of the County
Democracy hearing the raiing OF the re-
,urnI Everything went quietly, although
tlc earlier returns LETT Mayor Hewitt be-
hind
At the Republican hcadquartcr1 a passage
could hardly be forced IN thc latter part oil
the evening, and the streets IN front were
packed. Great cheering followed bulletin
That Ohio was safe, with $4,000 plurality.
Great encouragement Wa manifested 90 the
Republican gains throughout the State aud
outside ~ this county and King But eve
rywhcrc the result, were taken good no.
turcliy. AMI M 10 1880 O'Clock me uf the
disturbance feared by many hal occurred.