The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-05
we've NET THE ENEMY.
And He Is Ours By . Large and
Constantly Increasing
Majority.
The Greatest Democratic Tidal
Wave During the Past Fif-
teen Years.
The Seal Of Universal Condemnation
Stamped Upon Car Reeds
Tyrannical Course.
4 Working Democratic Majority
In the House. and Dixon
Is In It.
Democratic Governors Elected BY Rous-
ing Majorities In Five Republic
can Statea
From Ocean to Ocean tho Grand Demo-
~crstic Refrain 10 Taken Up BY An
Awakened People
= Working Democratic Majority
In the House. and Dixon
Ie In It.
Democratic Governors Elected BY Rous-
Ing Majorities In Five Republic
can States
From Ocean to Ocean tho Grand Demo-
cratic Refrain 10 Taken Up BY An
Awakened People.
NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, Nov. 4.-1O p. m.-Tamman,
hall gained decisive victory all along th.
line over the republicans and county democ
racy fusion. Grant, for mayor, will moi
likely fall below 1900 majority over Scott
All Tammany' g candidates and other county
officials and judges have an average major.
ity of 10000. The new ballot reform Law
worked smoothly as a rule throughout the
city, and the novel conditions of q secret
ballot did not have pronounced effect on
the vote of the lower districts, which some
political prophets had handicapped. This
is largely due to the energetic work of both
parties in educating voters in the intri-
caciee OF the law before the election. There
were few misunderstandinRs.
BUFFALO, Nov. 4.-Returns from western
New York counties indicate the election of
the following candidates: For congress-
man, Thirty first district. G. w. Wads-
Worth, rep; Thirty second. Lockwood, dem;
Th TThirty third, Bursting, dem.. probably;
SYRACUSE, Nov. 4.-Belden, rep, ia elected
Tor congress by about 5000. 4
BUFFALO, Nov. 4.-Daniel w. Lockwood,
dem.. has 3,145 majority over Williams,
rep, IN the Twenty-second, with thirty-one
districts missing.
KINGSTON. Nov. 4.-The election of Isaac
Il. Cox, dem.. for congress in the Seven.
teenth district is conceded by the repub-
lieensby majority of $50. H. -
:. NEw YORK, Nov. 4.-Ratnrns give the fol-
lowing az reasonably certain oopnressmen
elected in New York state: First Jaues
~. Covert, dem.; Second, Davis A.
Boody, dem.; Third, William G, Wallace.
rep; Fourth. John n. Clancy, DEM; Fifth.
Thomas +. Wagner, dem.; Sixth. j. II. Eel,
lows. dem.; Seventh, 3. j. Dunphey, DEM:
Eighth. y. j. Campbell. dem; Ninth, A. j.
Cummings, dem.; Tenth, F. B. Spinola.
DEM; Eleventh, j. D. Warner. dem.:
twelfth, +. 2. Flower, dem.; Tnfrteenth.
A. Z. Fitch, dem.; Fourteenth, w. q. Stahl-
necker, dem.; Fifteenth, Henry Bacon.
(probably )dem., a gain; Sixteenth.J. II. Ket-
cham; rep; Seventeenth, 8. N. Cox, DEM.
gain; Eighteenth, j. A. Quackenbush,
rep; Nineteenth, Charles Tracy, dem.:
aawentieth, John Sanford, rep; Twenty
nrat, j. NJ. Weaver, rep; Twenty second. |
.. w. Russell. rep.; Twenty-third, J. s.
sherman, rep; Twenty fourth, i. Z. Ar
mold, rep; Twenty-dfth J. j. Belden. rem,
Twsnty-sixth, 0. w. Ray. rep.; Twonty-
seventh, Q. r. Payne, rep; Twenty eighth. |
y. +. Noyes probably rep; Twenty
ninth, John Gaines, rep; Thirtieth, Fl. s. |
3reenleaf (probably) dem., gain; Thirty
nret, J. w. Wadsworth. rep; Thirty GEO.
ond, y. n. Lockwood. dem., gain; Thirty
third, Z: Bunting (probably) DEM, . gain;
Thirty fourth. w. B. Hooker, rep,
NEw YoRK, Nov. 4.-In BROOKLYN tho DEM
ocrats elected three Of the four congress
mon.
NEw Yoax. Nov. 4.-The total oity yote
bor mayor shows Grant III. .426, Scott 81, ,O6s.
4,6l6.