Omaha daily bee., 1889-11-06

tricts IN New York state outside New York
city and Brooklyn, give Rice 91,053, Gilbert
121, $50 The same districts in 1887 gave
Cook 90, sos, Grant l22,63l.
Returns received ut police Headquarters
show the majority for rammany hall and the
local ticket TO be about 81 900.
Nine hundred and eigbty-sIx election dis
tricts in New York state, outside New York
city ana Brooklyn, give Rice 143, 5l2, Gilbert
114,0S0. Thesame districtcs in 1887 gave
Cook i42,S5O, Grant 1866, iS3
New York city complete gives Rice lo9,09l, ,
Gilbert 66, i22, Wemplc 62,2li. Cook 6S,Gll5
Kings county complete gives Rice go, 1866
Gilbert 5S.3l6. Chaplin is reelected mayor
of Brooklyn.
Amos ]. Cummings (dem), Is elected to
congress from the Ninth district.
Eleven hundred aud eighty-three election
districts in the state outside of New York
city and Brooklyn give Rice 11S,S9O, Gilbert
204, 40. Tho same districts in 1887 gave
Cook l52, l6S, Grant l9l, 554.
No election in New York for n
dozen years excited less public inter
est than that held TO-DAY. The state
issues awoke slight interest except
insofar as Wepple, the democratic candi-
date for comptroller, might fall behind his
ticket, which proved to be nearly 1000.
The registration beng so large for an off year
as it was, and with so good u proportion of
the registered vote cast, the majority for the
democratic candidate for secretary of state
of over 10000 indicates that the demo-
Gratis polled good solid party vote
aud the rebuke to Wemple cannot be con-
sidered very pronounced.
The contest for the state senate was iu-
teresting. Colonel Brown, the Tammany
nominee. defeated Colonel Murphy, of the
county democracy, who, on several previous
occasions lowered the Tammany colors.
In the Sixth district Tammany suffered q
defeat, Senator Thomas Grady being beaten
by tho fusioDist candidate, John L. A.
Hearn.
In the Seventh, Ninth, Tenth ana Eleventh
districts the Tamtnany candidates were
elected. In the Eighth Stewart (reD) de-
feated the Tammany nominee.
For the assembly the democrats elected
twenty aud the republicans four members.
The republican and county democracy
nominee, Fitzgerald, defeated Gildersleeve,
the Tammany nominee, for judge of the gen
eral sessions.
The new board of aldermen will show
about the same relative Tammany strength
as the legislature.
The election at Brooklyn passed off quiz
city. The democrats carried two out of the
three senatorial districts and ten of tue
twelve assembly districts and elected the
mayor and the city and county ticket and
fifteen aldermen.
On returns received up to 9 a. M IL is as
certained that the next legislature will oe
composed as follows: Senate, 81 republicans,
IL democrats. Assembly, 81 republicans, 81
democrats.
At2:I5 a. m. the returns up to this hour
indicate that the democratic state ticket will
be elected by about 10000 majority.
RoNDoUT, N. Y, Nov. 5.-Benjamin @.
Walker, prominent republican ane mem
ber of the county board of supervisors, was
arrested in the Second ward to-day for
bribery.
At Port Evan, Josiah Hashbrouck, q
brother of ex-Assemblyman Hashbrouck,
was also arrested for bribery.
BUFFALO, Nov. 5.-rhe democrats to-day
elected mayor. surrogate and county judge
ALBANY, N. ", Nov. 5.-Payne (rep) is
elected to congress from the Twenty-seventt
district.
ROCHESTER, NY, Nov. 5.-Niagara county
has elected the entire democratic tcke
| by overwhelming majorites. This is
democratic victory in hitherto republican
stronghold.