Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-11-07
THE ELECTION
The Republicans Garry Nebraska, Iowa,
Pennsylvania, Connetisat and
Massachusetts,.
Hill, the Democratic Candidate, Elected
Governor Of Kew York State and
Fitz Hugh Lee in Vir.
GINA.
NEW YORK.

Inc eleClOu IN new I OK 6C8t6 TUESDAY
passed of quietly. In the northern part OF
the state snow storm pr;vailed sll day
and light vote was poled in the northern
tier of counties. From the time of the re.
ceip. Of the retuIns it was evident that the
Democrats were reasonably certain OF sue
cess. Il wss supposed that Gen. Joseph B.
Barr, Republican candidate for lieutenant
governor and popular Irishmsu, would
1un ahead o tie ticket, but in this The rs-
pub.ic.ns were disappointed. The state il
conceded to the democrats by the various
authorities. In al editorial headed "che
president holds bis own state" the Tribune
says: THE democrats retain New York
Gov. Hill he's been elected by o fignre 81
handsome ns to tnske the beggsrly plural.
1ty which The al. gave Cleveland almost
invisible.
TIE Tribune AFRO es ims.ed Hills pin.
rality at 10 0GO. The e;ec'ion in New York
city wss conducted 1iet,y. OF the PIG, 900
voters who registered, 200, 900 went to the
polls. Il was generally admitted that if Hill
could leave the city with $1,000 majority
over Davenport bis election was assured.
He received that majority, and the 600
majority from Kings county added to the
hopes OF bis party. Carr ran but few
hundred ahead of his ticket. The republi-
cans early conceded the fact that the city
had gone democratic, but maintained until
Q late hour that the state had gone for
Davenport.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Nov. 3.-The folio wing is the to-
tai vote OF Boston for governor: Prince,
~ 8O2; Robinson. f8 846; Sumner, 23S.
Boston, Nov. 3, p m.-ReJurns from
all but eight towns in the state give Robin
son, republican, 10000 plurality for gove1-
nor.
Des Moines, Nov. 3-Oae-fourth Of the
precincts of the state now reported indi-
cate republican majority on the state
ticket of 10 600 or $4,000.
CONNECTICUT.
Hartfor Nov. 3.-Returns from ffty
towns in the state elect 81 republican and
30 democratic members of the legislature,
democratic gain of 6.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Nov. Sit is estimated
Pennsylvania will give republican major
ity of p, coo to $4,000.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Nov 3.-Appearspces at the diff
ferent polling places here to-day indicate
that the vote would be lighter than usual.
As yet no official returns have been re-
ceived
VIRGINIA.
In Virginia the election passed off with
out any trouble. The result indicates the
election of Gen. Fitz Hugh Lee, democrat
ic candidate for governor, and democrat
&c Legislature has undoubtedly been chos-
en-.
St. Paul, Nov. 3.-Speaials to the Pion-
Ger from all parts of south Dakota show
that the Sioux Falls constitution has been
carried. The republican state ticket is
elected, and prohibition probably carried.
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, Nov. 8. IL m.-The election
passed off quietly and the result is a COM
plete victor for the democratic ticket in
this city.
IN MICHIGAN.
Detroit, Nov, s-The democrats
elected the entire city ticket, except clerk.
NEW JERSEY.
Philadelphia, Nov, "a special to the
Times from Trenton, N, j., says: 1.-The
election in this state has resulted in q SUBJ
stantial victory for the republicans. The
only issue was the legislature, in both
branches of which the democrats will be
again in the minority. Tie best estimates
at midnight give the republicans thirteen
votes in the next senate to eight for the
democrats, and in the assembly thirty-three
republicans to twenty-seven democrats"