Connecticut western news., 1886-11-10
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 ABROAD.
Inc Elections.


 There was a remarkably heavy vote polled in New York, and it resulted ill victory for the united Democratic ticket. The entire vote for Mayor, with two election districts missing, foots up 2lS,70 Of this Mir. Abram s. Hew- fit, the Democratic candidate, obtained 9O, 457, Henry George, the Labor candidate, 67, ,93O, and Theodore Roosevelt, Republican, 60, 474. Mr. Hewitks plurality over George was 22,526, and over Roosevelt, go, 7S3. The Prohibition candidate received STA votes.
 The candidates chosen are: For President of the Board of Aldermen-Henry k. Beekman, County Democrats for Register-James J. Slevin, Tammany; for Judge of Supreme Court-Edward Patterson, County Democrat; for Judge of Supreme Court-Philip Henry Dugro, Tammany.
 The Congressmen chosen consist of the fol- lowing: Sixth District, Amos J. Cummings, County Democrat; Seventh District, Lloyd s. Bryce. County Democrat; Eighth Distridt, Timothy J. Campbell, County Democrat; Ninth District, S. $. Cox, United Democracy; Tenth District, T. B. Spinola, Tammany; Eleventh District, T. A. Merriman, County Democrat; Twelfth District, w. Bourke Cock ran, Tammany, and Thirteenth District, Ash land P. Fitch, Republican.
 Of the twenty-four Assemblymen chosen in New York City twenty are Democrats.
 The next Board of Aldermen will stand Tammany, 10; County Democracy, z; Republ- cans, 6; Irving Ha l, l.
 The latest returns from the counties of New w for Judge of the Court of Appeals, has plu- of about 5000. Partial returns of. the vote fer Constitutional Convention show over whelming majorities in its favor in most of the counties, but whether it has majority of all the votes cast, as required by law, is still 8 matter of some doubt.
 The Republicans gain two Representatives in the Fiftieth Congress from New York State. The delegation will stand 19 Republicans and Is Democrats.
 The latest returns indicate through the country that the Republicans have elected l5S Congressmen, the Democrats l63 and the labor men f.
 In Ohio the Republicans have elected four teen Congressmen and the Democrats six. One district is in doubt
 In New Jersey the Democratic plurality is about six thousand. The Republicans have about three majority in joint ballot in tho Lesislature.
 Beavers plurality in Pennsylvania according to the latest returns, is about forty-nine thou sand
 The Republicans of Illinois have plurality of 300OO for Treasurer, and have probably gained five Congressmen.
 In Connecticut Cleveland (Dem.) has 2,092 plurality for Governor, but lacks 3, ,243 votes of majority. The election of State officers is thrown into the Legislature, in which the Re- publicans will have from 20 to 25 majority. The Democrats elect three Congresamen.
 The Nebraska Legislature Is two-thlrds fe- publican. The Democrats gain Congress- man. < The Republican majority in Iowa is 10000
 In Wisconsin the Republican candidate for Governor is elected by 25O00. The labor vote in Milwaukee was large, and the Working mems ticket was elected. It was large Ill Chl- also New Jersey elects Green Oem.) for Govern or by something like 5000.
 In Delaware the official returns complete foot up: For Governor-Biggs Dem.), l3,943 Hoffooker (Pro.) 7,s22. For Congress Penn. imgton lDem), 1ss37i Cooper Pro), S,Sse' In Speaker Carlisle's case the official count gives him majority of 7OS. It seems that oi the eight counties MT. Phoebe, the Labol nominee, carried only two, and that the latter's aggregate majority in these was 1,6S3
 The corxected returns from San Benito and Stanislaus Counties, California, give Bartlct: Dem. for Governor, 323 more than was at first reported. The Republicans now concede the State to Bartlett. There is no doubt that the Legislature is Democratic on joint ballot by thirteen majority. This insures the election of George Hearst as United States Senator.
 In Minnesota the vote for Governor is very close, and will require the official vote to de- eide the result.
 In Colorado the Democrats elected Alva is elected to Congress and the Legislature is The next Legislature of West Virginia will be Democratic on joint ballot by nine votes This will elect successor to Senator Camden, Democrat.
 The Democrats of Arizona elected both honses of the Legislature.
 The Albany Journal states that the total vote of New York State, fourteen counties es- timated, was about 950,000. The proposition for Constitutional Convention mus. have 475 900 affirmative votes to be adopte,'' The returns received indicate that the voteuu' fal len aof this orr number. na .