The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-11-05
gress in the Tenth district by over 1000 ma.

gress in the Tenth district by over 1000 ma
jority.
Returns received at p. m. in the state
election indicated the election Of the en-
tire Tammany ticket by majority from
1900 TO 20.OO0
New YORK, Nov. 4.-Returns give the
following as reasonably certain congress-
men elected in New York state.
First district. James w. Covert, demo-
crat; Second, Davis A. Boody, democrat;
Third. William c. Wallace, republican; I;
Fourth, John NJ. Clancy, democrat; Fifth,
Thomas +. Wagner, democrat; Sixth, j.
X. Fellows, democrat; Seventh, L. j.
Dunphy, democrat; Eighth, I. j. Camp
bell, democrat; Ninth, A. j. Cummings,
democrat Tenth, L. b. Spinola, demo-
crat; Eleventh, J. ID. Warner, democrat;
Twelfth, II. p. Flower, democrat; |;
Thirteenth, A. p. Fitch, democrat; ;
Fourteenth, W. G. Stahlnecker, democrat; /;
Fifteenth, Henry Bacon, probably,
democrat. IA gain; Sixteenth, .. III.
Ketchum, republican; Seventeenth, i. n.
Cox, democrat, gam; Eighteenth, j. A.
Qusckenbush. republican,; Nineteenth,
Charles Tracey, demo,rat; Twentieth,
John Sanford, republican; Twenty-frst,
J. M. Weaver, republican; Tweniy-sec-
ond, L. W. Russell, republican,; Twenty
third, J. S. Sherman, republican; Twenty-
fourth, II. f. Arnold, republican; Twenty
fifth. J. ]. Belden, republican; Twenty
sixth. D. w. Ray, republican; Twenty
seventh. c. Z. Payne, republican; Twenty
eighth. III. T. Noyes, probably, republican I;
Twenth-ninth, John Gaines, republican /;
Thirtieth, II. s. Greenleaf, probably,
democrat, Ia gain Thirty-frst, j. w.
Wadsworth, republican; Thirty-second,
ID. n. Lockwood, democrat, Ia gain Thir-
ty-third, l.. Bunting, prob ably, democrat,
Ia gain; Thirty'fourth, w. B. Hooker,
republican.
The total city vote for mayor shows
Grant ll4,423, Scott 9l,06s, scattering
4,5l6.
NEW YORK, Nov. AIN Brooklyn the
democrats elected three Of the four con-
gressmen.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. AIT day break
this morning there was much snow on
the ground which melted, leaving the
streets slushy. The clouds cleared by
noon and voting under the new law pro-
gressed smoothly cxceptin rare instances.
Indications are that large vote will be
polled.
BUFFALO, Nov. 4.-Returns from west
ern New York counties indicate the cleo
ton Of the following candidates for con-
gress: Thirty-first district, j, w. Wads-
worth, republican,; Thirty-second district,
Lockwood, democrat; Thirty-third dis
trict, Bunting, democrat; Thirty-fourth
district, Hooker, republican.
BUFFALO. N. Y, Nov. 4.-Daniel H..
Lockwood, democrat, has 3,l45 majority
over Williams, republican, in the Twenty
second congressional district with 81 pre-
cincts missing.
MoRRIsvILLE, n. Y, Nov. 4.-George
W. Ray, republican, is elected in the 26th
congressional district.
KINGSTON, n. Y, Nov. 4.-The election
of Isaac Ii. Cox, democrat, for congress
in the Seventeenth district, conceded by
the republicans by majority Of $50.
SYRACUSE, Nov. Al. j. Belden Is
elected for congress by about 6,0O0.
MIDDLETowS, n. Y, Nov. 4.-present
indications are that Henry Bacon, demo
crat, is elected congressman from the
Fifteenth district.
ALBANY, n. Y, Nov. 4.-From a special
on the returns all over the state 10 tn,
Journal, republican, II Is estimated th,
republicans will have II members sure in
the next assembly. The total number il
l2S,