The morning call., 1890-11-05
NEW YORK.
Tammany Hall Elects It's Candidates by De
cisive Mojorities.

Tammany Hall Elects Its Candidates by De-
csive Mpjorities.
New YORK, Nov. 4.-From estimates
made between the number of votes cast in
the various election districts and the num-
Der of names on the registry list it is thought
the total vote polled will be about 22S. 900.
The total number registered was 246. 16i.
Seven hundred and eighteen election dis
tricts, out of 947. give Grant ID over Scott
Qusionl for Mayor 17.l65
Grants majority will certainly be %. 000
German for Sheriff 19,O0O Nichols for Dis
trict Attorney 10000. The vote for the bal
ance of the county Offices will be very close
to that of Grant. The Tammany nominees
for Superior Court Judges and the City
Court will be elected by not less than 10000
majority.
Tammany Hall has gained decisive vic
tory all along the line over the Republican
and County Democracy fusion. The vote
for Grant for Mayor is not likely to fall be-
low % coo majority over Scott. All the Tam
many candidates for the other county Off
GERS aud Judges have an average majority
of 20 600.
The bsIlot-reform law worked smoothly
as a rule throughout the city and the novel
conditions of secret ballot did not have the
pronounced effect on the vote of the lower
districts which some political prophets had
anticipated. This was largely due to the
energetic w0rk of both parties in educating
voters in the intricacies of the law before
the election. There were few serious mis-
understandings.
Eight hundred and nnaty-two election
districts show Scott S. 1901, Grant 109,415.
The returns give the following as the rea-
sonably certain Congressmen-elect in New
York State: First District, James W. Covert
o.; Second, David a; Body D); Third,
William c. Wallace (R); Fourth, John NJ.
Clancy d.; Fifth. Thomas F. Magner d.. i;
Sixth, j. L. Fellows d.; Seventh, Z. j.
Dunphy d.; Eighth, T. J. Campbell %;
Ninth, A. J. Cummings d.; Tenth, F. b.
Spinola (DD; Eleventh, ]. d. Warner Cd;
P. Fitch d.; Fourteenth. W. G. Stahlnecker
| D); Fifteenth, II. Bacon (probably D. gain
Sixteenth, J. II. Ketcham (Rl; Seventeenth,
/. n. Cox d.; Eighteenth, J. a. Quacken-
| bush (R9; Nineteenth. Charles Tracey d.;
| Twentieth, John Sanford (R.); Twenty first,
| Russell (R); Twenty-third, J. S. sherman
Twenty-ffIh, J. j. Belden (R0; Twenty
sixth, G. W. Ray (R); Twenty-seventh, S.
E. Payne R); Twentyy53eighth, Il. 7. Moves
Raines d.; Thirtleth. H. S, Greenleaf
probably D: gain; Thirty-frst, j. W.
| Wadsworth r.; Thrty-second, D. y. Lock
| wood ID. GAIN; Thirty-third, L.. Bunting
lprobabIy D. gain; Thirty-iourth, w. b.
IOOkeT tfGls
BUFFALO. Nov. 4.-Returns from the
Western New York counties indicate the
election Of the following candidates for
Congress: Thirty-frst District, J. w.
| Wadsworth (R); Thirty-second District, d.
n. Lockwood ID, probably; Thrty-third
ty-fourth district, W. B. Hooker R).
ALBANY, Nov. 4-Charles Tracey ID has
been reelected to Congress from the Nine
! teenth District by over 1000 majority.
SYRACUSE, Now 4-Belden has been re-
| elected TO Congress by about 6000
MoRRIsvILLE On. ", Nov. 4.-George
w. Ray (R.) has been elected in the Twenty
sixth Congressional Distr let.
MIDDLEToWN On. W, Nov. 4-The pres
ent indications are that Henry Bacon O) is
elected Congressman from the Fifteenth
District.
BUFFALO, Nov. 4.-Daniel n. Lockwood
3D. has 3145 majority over Williams (R.) in
the Thirty-second Congressional District
with thirty-one districts missing.
KINGSTON @. V, Nov. 4.-The election
of Isaac n. Cox 3D. for Congress in the
Seventeenth District is conceded by the Re-
publicans by majority of $50.
New YORK, Nov. 4.-The total city vote
for Mayor shows: Grant las, Scott
91,06S, scattering 4516
ALBANY, Nov. From special returns
from all over the State to the journal (R.)
it is estimated that the Republicans will
have II members sure in the next Assembly.
The total number is 12S.
New YORK, Nov 4-Later returns show
H. w. Bentley DEM has been elected to
Congress from the Twenty-third District
This is Democratic gain.
NEW YORK, Nov. Am Brooklyn the
Democrats elected three of the four Con-
gressmen.
New YORK, Nov. 5-2:45 A. M-The re-
turns SO far indicate the Democrats will
have control Of the next Assembly, but it is
mt vet clear that fbpy will Iaya a mo ri xy
on joint ballot.
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