Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-05
Massachusetts Elects Democratic Gov
ernor, and Gains Two Demo-
cratic congressman.
Pennsylvania Shows large Democratic Gains'
but the Republicans Claim the
Governor.
New York City Elects the Entire Tammany
TIcket-New Orleans Turns Out En-
MasSe to Down the Force Bill
Republicans Claim Cannon's Returns from iii
nois-De nOcrats COnfdent-The Next
House Democratic.

NEW YORK CITY ELECTS ENTIRE TAMMANY
TICKET.
Special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-The entire Tam
many city ticket is elected.
Reports from Massachusetts indicate
Freat gains throughout the state for Rus
sci ID for governor. 1t is believed he
is elected by 5000 plurality, and that the
Democrats also gain two congressman.
The Democrats of VirginIa also claim
10 have gained several congressman.
IN Pennsylvania large Democratic
gains Hre reported, but it Ia believed
Delamater (R.) is elected governor.
Returns from Western states come in
very slowly.
Mckinley is reported as defeated for
congress.
Cannon's election is claimed by Illinois
Republicans, but the Democrats do not
concede this.
DEMOCRATIC GAINS REPORTED.
Special 10 the Gazette.
NEW YORK, nov. 4.-Returns from
New York state generally show Demo-
cratic gains. The Democrats have
gained at least two congressman and a
sufficient number of assemblymen to
make the legislature doubtful.
In Massachusetts Democratic gains are
also reported from all sections OF the
state, and the indications are that Rus
sell for governor Is elected by 5000
plurality. The Democrats also gain two
congressman in the state.
A full Democratic congressional dele
CATION is elected in Mississippi.
In Kentucky ten OF the eleven districts
elect Democratic congressman. and the
eleventh is In doubt. Maryland returns
show u certain gain of two Democratic
congressman with possibility of three.
In South Carolina Tillmanu, for gov
ernor, has been elected by majority of
probably 2j 900, together with q full
state ticket. The Democratic congress
sional candidates are all elected except
possibly in the Seventh district, which lie
in doubt.
At midnight the result in Pennsylvania
seems in doubt. Heavy Democratic gains
are reported, but it lie not certain that
they are sufficient 10 elect Pattison gov
eruor.
Both parties claim McKInley's district
in Ohio as Is also the case in Cannon's
district In Illinois.
In Ohio Ryan, Republican, is proba-
bly, elected secretary of state by q ma
jority OF several thousand. The Demo-
Gratis elect congressman In the Third
district. which Is now represented by
Republican.
Returns from seventy-five towns in
Florida show Republican losses of about
1000. The Democrats carry the state by
about $500 majority. The constitutional
amendment separating the dates of ma
tional and state elections is probably car
ried.
In Louisiana Meyer Cd has defeated
Yarmouth (R.) for congress in the First
district, and Logan 3D. is elected in
the Second district. There was prac-
tically no contest IN the other con-
gressional districts, and Democratic con-
gressmen were reelected. The summary
of returns sc far received from all seq
tons OF the country show a gain of Ut
least ten Democratic congressman.
EXCITING CONTEST IN RANDALL's DIS
TRiCT.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. Am
average vote had been cast up to noon
throughout the city. An exciting con-
test Is in progress in the third congress
sional district. which was so many years
represented by the late Samuel j RAN
dali. Richard Vuux was at the time of
Randall s death elected 10 serve the I'M
expired term, but was defeated In the
Democratic nominating convention for
the full term, McAleer receiving the
nomination as an independent candidate,
and the Republican pnrty made no nom
inniiou. McAleer and Vaux each has
strong following, and voters are being
importuned by each faction TO cast vote
Tor their respective favorite.