New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-21
THE CITY RETURNS ALL IN.
THE CANVASS OF THE CITY VOTE ENDED
THE OFFICIAL RETURNS FOR CONGRESS- AssI"
pry AND ALDERMEN ABOUT THE SAME AS


GIVEN BY THE TRIBUNE AFTER ELECTION.
The Board OF Aldermen. acting as the Boaru Oh
County Canvassers completed their work Of the can
vass OF the city vote YESTERDAY The official foones'
as announced BY Deputy County Clerk Groy and
confirmed by unanimous vote Of the Board, are as
follows:
Presidential Electors-Hghest Democrat. John M.
Bowers 16o 1888 highest Republican, Edwin A. McApn'
LOG OPS lowest Democrat Oswald ottendorfer loZ oxo'
lowest Republican William ii. Seward 1Oo4o2 fiurans
OF highest Democrat highest Republican, oooie'
plurality OF lowest Democrat lowest Republican,
57174 Prohibition electors. 1,12e; United Labor cleo
tors James Redpath (hlgheso, 2.1s4; Ihomas Hc"r'
Qowesp 17S. Socialist Labor. 1.712
Governor-David ID. Hill (Dem), loo,sos' VAN.
Miller (Rep.) 90 352 Edward j. Hall tU. L., 2o4v'
w. Martin Jones (Pro) 1927; Linda Gilbert (Ea' h~'
Q. Hills plurality over Miller, V'io% -.
Lieutenant Coyernor-Edward +. Jones DEM, los
$50; stephen Van Rensselaer, Cruger (Rep)' 30 oSo'
John III Blakeney a. L.. .. 525; Christian Pattoers
Is LII o43o George T. Powell (Pro), 1lo2 Chafles
Dayo (Eo. Rts). . Jones's plurality over Cruse'
73.0 23
Associate Judge Of the Court Of Appeals-John u
Gray (Dem.) 1es $50; william Rumsey (Rep), 921Ss ;
Lawrence J. McParlIn, (U. L., 1885, Franz 1erah
rs L. o7ss; Charles W. Stephens (Pro), lo1i.
Grsy's plurality Rumsey. 70,197.
Constitutional Amendmcnt-For, 1878 Vains"
1880 Majority. 1sl. 317.
Mayor-IIugh J. Grant CTam.), HAIL; Joel H.
Erhardt CRep), 1907; Abam S. Hewitt 90. d. and
Cit), 1879; James J. Coogan ~. LII $500; Alexander
Jonas Is La 2e45 william T. Wardwell (Pro.), S32
Cynthia Leonard (Eq. Rts, A. Grant over Erbsrdt,
a1,074; Grant Hewitt .42,1S2; Erhnrdt over
Hewitt, loss
sherir-James A. Fack cTam.), los sol John W.
Jacobus (Rep) go 1872; Michael c. Murphy &C. d.
&c. 64o William Hintze. $3.50; Browne O. Hammond
(Pro). 1.105 Flack Jacobus 10 AGO; Flack over
Murphy. 5.942; Jacobus over Murphy, 22.473.
County Clerk-Edward +. Reilly CTam.). 119 es3 Henry
c. Perley (Rep.), ss773; James Daily &C. D. 59,0ls;
%
11ss. Reilly Perley, So9l0; Reilly DAILY,
30 665 Perley DAILY, 29,755.
President OF the Board OF Aldermen-George H. Forster
Tam) no 0s0; James T. Van Rensselaer, (Rep) SO 339
AdOlph Sanger &c. d., es 1885, Heinrich Foth Is. IT,,
2GS4 Henry H. Hadley (Pro) 1.199. Forster over Van
Rensselaer, 90 747; Forster over Sanger $50: Van
Rensselaer, Sanger 81, 213.
Coroners-Ferdindnd Levy cram.). 1913 791 Louis W.
Schutze (Tam), 10041e; Daniel Hany CTsm.), los 9s5
Ferdinand Edmar (Rep) 90 96s John r. Nugent (Reph
93943 william wanman (Rep) 524oS; Bernard j.
Douras &C. d., 56,413: August F. Frech &C. d.,
80, GA; James J. Mooney &c. d., 4e,775; William S.
GOtthell IT, H., 1i,042
The total number Of votes cast for Presidential Flee
tors os2oo71 for Governor, 272Ooo for Lieuten-
anGovernor 272 67 Judge Of the Court OF Appeals
2G7 932 for Mayor 272,770; for Sheriff. 272c53; for
County Clerk 272 239 for President OF the Board OF Al
dermen. 272 339; for Coroners. 799,957
The official vote for Congress, Assembly ard Alder
men Is substantially the has already been an
candidates elected in the various districts In all
except one or two cases the result Is exactly as given
by The Tribune the morning after election.
THE COUNTY CLERK IN BROOKLYN.
A REPUBLICAN CHOSEN TO THE OFFICE FOR THE
FIRST TIME IN TwENTY-sIX YEARS.
As stated in The Tribune yesterday, the result OF
the official Of the vote for County Clerk In
Brooklyn shows a small plurality for Captain William
j. Kaiser, the Republican candidate. While The Demo
Gratis succeeded In cectng their candidate for Register
/ Alderman James Kane by 5000 majority over David
A. Baldwin, the popular chairman OF the Republican
General Committee, Captain Kaiser defeats John
Cottier for County Clerk by 1927 votes. The vote
Of each is as follows w. J. Kaiser, 75,sl9; John
Cottler 75,492; Katser's plurality. 1927.
Mr. Kaiser will be the first Republican to hold the
Office OF County Clerk in twenty six years. and his cleo
uon together with that Of Sheriff Rhnehart last year
gives the Republicans the majority Of the lucrative
county Offices in Brooklyn. the pay of which is by
fees In the last quarter of century the Republicans
have held the Sherif's office about half Of the time,
and the Registers Office only seldom, Colonel Samuel
Richards being the last Republican In the position,
hsS boen m6crac sronshold and men who have
grown gray the service Of the county occupy many
Of the subordinate she fbs
and State WILL not be completed In Brooklyn
until to-day or tomorrow
SENATOR CoLQUrrT OF GEORGIA REELECTED.
Atlanta, Ca, Nov 90 (special.-Alfrcd II. Colauiu
will draw his salary Senator from Georgia for SIX
years longer When 1t was ascertained That MT Oraay
felt that he could go into the race without appear
ing TO reflect party management, there was deep
disappointment. The nomination speeches on behalf
Of Colqutt called forth enthusiasm. His name
was not once called the little applause given being to
one or two nicely turned periods, especially when
Bill Glen said Senator COlqutt represents the I'M
terrified Democracy which had survived the fall OF
Sumter and the surrender at Appomatfox' the
voting was ilstess. The audience was SO dsprited
that half of It disappeared before twenty names had
been called The present Legislature was practically
pledegd TO Cloquitt on its election. The movement
! 10 make Grady Senator spontaneous from the
! peope and II the elec don had been held one week
later the pressure would have been by that time SO
| grcat that his election would have been enforced
| There were not less than 100 members who besought
! MIR Grady to consent to run Public meetings were
being held throughout the STATE indorsing him While
Colqult gets the salary out Of to-days ballot Grady
Darnei (sep received one vote in each house
| AL the rest were cast for senator ooiqui'|
| PENNsYLvANINs OFFICIAL VOTE
Harrisburg, Penn, Nov 2O.-The official returns
from all the counties in the State have reached the
State Department For President, almost 100000
votes we're cast as follows Harrison. 526,es3
Cleveland 44e, 1884; Fisk, 2o,756; steeter, Labor
3s73: total 997 ,224. Harrison's plurality 1920
| Harrson's majority over all 55,346.
The candidate OF the American party reooiVo0
"a votes 49,,
| The vote for President in 1884 was: Blaine
473 sO4; Cleveland 392, 7s5 St John, 1871 Butler
II ,oO2. BlaDes plurality 51,01s Blaine's majority
| over ALL 1920
| JOHN wANAMAKER NON CoMMITTAL
Philadelphia, Nov. 20 (specIaD.-John Wanamakel
was asked to-day about the truth of the rumor thai
he is going into President Harson's Cabinet and thai
he will have the support OF Senator Quay Mr.
Wanamaker In the most deliberate manner. said that
under no would he answer any questions
| touching the matter.
THREE CONTESTS FROM MISSISSIPPI.
Jackson Miss Nov. 20 (SpecaD.-The Republic ar