, 1889-11-06
New York.

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NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-The great bulk
of the vote in this city seems to have been
polled before 10 o'clock. Politicians are
all at sea as to the result, as the west
pocket" vote is larger than ever before
known. The indications are that Tabor
and Wemple, on the Democratic state
ticket, will run considerably behind. The
weather throughout the state is generally
fair and cool, and reports show an average
of year vote. Everything in this city
is very . quiet. A large amount of
scratching Is reported.
In the sixth senatorial district Thomas
tongued orator. has been beaten for sena-
tor by Jno. f. Abearn county Democrat.
A Tribune bulletin estimates a Republi
can gain in the state outside Of the city
and Brooklyn over the vote of 1887 of
about 5000.
Six hundred and ten election districts
of the 1919 in New York City give for
secretary of state. Gilbert (Rep.) 80, 1913;
Cook (Rep.) 38,173; Wemple (Dem.)
7l.731.
Amos ]. Cummings (Dem) is elected to
tOhk iiOnl thO ut5lIlCt.
Nine hundred and fourteen election
districts in New York state, outside of
New York city and Brooklyn, give Rice
1858, Gilbert I2l, $50. The same In
1887 gave Cook go. sos, Grant l22, 63l.
Returns received at police headquar-
ters show a majority for the Tammany
hall local ticket to be about IS, 200.
At 1875 D. m. partial returns to the
N,yn from tho cifu and nnupty ,pI,oata
B~aughman Dem re elected state comp
troller by about II 900, majority Of 1000
on his former vote.
New York City complete gives Rice
129, 091, Gilbert &c, 1872, Wemple l26, PAT,
Cook IS, 500. Kings county complete
gives Rice SO, l63, Gilbert So, 1913. Cham
pen is reelected mayor of Brooklyn.
Illinois.
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-The weather was
cool and cloudy. A very light vote is be-
ing cast. Only minor officers and two
iudgeships are at stake.
An election was held in Cook county
to. day for TWO Judges. recorder of deeds
and board of county commissioners. To-
night the indications are at 1920 d. m.
tlht lhC ChIo u hahc bCOlCo q bWtCD-
ing victory. 1t is conceded that they
have captured the board of county com
missioners, which will now stand ten
Democrats to five Republicans. The re-
cordership is a neck and neck race be-
tween Stephens (Rep and Crawford
Dem.) with the chances in favor of the
latter.
At IL p. m. the recordership is not yet
aafflaH and fn1l rafnrna ~t1 nrohahlu h.
necessary to determine. The best esti-
mates, however. give Crawford the cleo
ton by 600 plurality.
Virginia.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 5.-The weather
opened cloudy and cool. The indications
are that a full vote is being polled
throughout the state. In this city, while
the Democrats have been voting steadily,
the negroes have not yet turned out in their
usual strength, contrary to expectations
of many. Up to DON no trouble had &C.
CURED. Both parties claim a victory.
Specials say that a large vote is being
polled in Petersburg. Some negroes are
voting the Democratic ticket. The Dem
ocrats are making large gains in Freder-
lcksDuTR.
B. 3. McCue, one of the most promi.
nent leaders In Henrico county, was ar
rested abount noon, charged with inter
fering with the Judges OF election.
Nineteen counties and cities in the state
including Richmond. Norfolk, Staunton.
Danville and Lynchburg, give a Demo-
cratic gain of 90, 900 over 1888.
Forty counties and cities give the Dem
ocrats a majority of about 20, 900. From
returns received the Democrats claim the
state by from 80. 600 to 40, 900 majority.
DANvMLE. Va. Nov. G.-The weather
is clear and balmy. Voting is lively, the
whites for Mckinney and the negroes for
Malone almost to a man. Several ne
groes we're arrested for trying to vote the
double ballot. One negro attempted to
vote a batch ofsix tickets folded into one.
All is quiet.
NORFOLK, Va. Nov. 5,-The weather
is fair and pleasant. The election is pro-
crossing quietly and actively. Three me-