Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-05

NEW oRk, Nov. 3.--6fants mA30Kty
is about 22.eoa; Gorman's, for sheriff
1900: Nicaol. District attorney, $1,000.
The vote for the balance of the county OH
GERS will be very close TO Grant. Tamma-
ny nominees for the superior court judges
and the city court viii be elected BY not
less than 20 900 majority. II 10 stated that
the election of Stshlnecker. dem, for
Congress in the fourteenth distsict 10 con-
ceeded BY the republicans. The interest
in one Of the hveliest municipal eAnvssses
recently held here Was increased by desire
to learn the effect Of the new ballot reform
law on the masses Of people. The law
worked smoothly a. = rule throughout the
city but the novel conditions of the secret
ballot did not have the pronounced effect
on the vote of certain classes as many po-
liiical prophets anticipated. This was
largely the result of the education of the
voters in the intricaeies of the law before
the eice'i.n. Ii is not thought that the
want Of learning kept many from the polls,
and once there il K, p, none from voting. As
all we're instructed who desired by the poll
clerks. Opinions differed as to some pro-
visions of the Law and this caused some
misunderstanding and recourse to the
courts. There is very little delay in poll
ing the ballots and nothing occurred to ma
ferially detract from the general success of
the law.
NEw YORK, Nov. Judging from the
returns so far received it 10 reasonably GER
tain that the democrats have elected 10 of
"a Congressman in the State, . gain of
four. The next delegation will probably
stand; lot James w. Covert. Dem, %
David A Boody, Dem. Sd VIM. C.
Wallace. Rep, 18th John NJ.
Clancy, dem.; 5th, Thomas p. Wagner,
dem.; 9Th, J. X. Fellows, dem. 7th, L. J.
Dunphy. dem. Sth, Il. J. Campbell. dem.
9th, A. j. Cummings, dem.; 10th, +. Is.
Spinols. dem. llth, J. ID. Warner, dem.
18th. X. Z. Flower, dem.; 18th, A. z.
Fitch, DEM; 18th, W. C. Stahlnecker.
dem.; 18th, Henry Bacon, dem.; 10Th. J.
II. Ketcham, rep; 18th, l. N. Cox, dem.
18th. J. A. Quackenbush, rep; 10Th.
Charles Tracey, dem.; Goth, John
Sanford, rep; 2lst. J. NJ. Weaver, rep;
22nd, L. w. Russell, rep; 23rd, J. $.
Sherman. rep; cath, 4. f. Arnold, rep;
18th, j. J. Belden, rep; 2dth, G. W. Ray.
rep; 9th, s. E. Payne, rep; 2s.h ii. I.
Noyes, rep; 29lh, John Raines, rep; s0th.
II. S. Greenleaf. dem; 3lst. j. W. Wads-
worth. rep; send, ID. N. Lockwood, dem;
3Srd, T. l.. Bunting, dem; 3+th, W. B.
Hooker, rep.
Mckinley Reported Elected.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 4.-The Press bulletin
says Mckinley is elected by 700 majority
in Ohio.
The daily news bulletin says Mckinley
is defeated by 500. and Roswell =. Flower
elected by l2 600 probably.
An Alliance. Ohio, dispatch says: The
election here has been hotly contested.
The indications are that Mckinley has
made heavy gains. That he will be elected
the republicans have only hopes.
Nov, 5, 2 i5 A. M.-Returns so far re
eeived indicates that the democrats made
net gain of at least seven or eight assemb
ly men. Some districts still in doubt.
Ii seems reasonably certain that democrats
will have control of the next assembly. 1t
is not as yet clear that they will have a
majority on Joint ballot. In any case, the
majority on joint ballot will be very slight.
New York Copgressmen.
ALBANY, N. Y. Nov. Tracey, DEM,
has about 1000 majority for Congress.
ROCHESTER. N. Y, Nov. 4.-1'he Union
and Advertiser claims the election Of Green
leaf, DEM, for Congress.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, Nov. 4.-James J.
Belden, rep, was re elected in the 25th
district by large majority.
BUFFALO, Nov. i.-The returns from
western New York counties indicate the
election of the following Congressman
Thirty yfrst district, j. W. Wadsworth,
rep. 32d district. ID. N. Lockwood. dem.
33rd district, 7. l.. Bunting. dem, proba-
bly,; Sith district, w. b. Hooper. rep.
Troy, N. Y, Nov. 4-Quackenbush,
rep, was reelected in the 18th district for
Congress.
NrwBuRGu, N. Y, Nov. There are
indications that Bacon, dem. is elected to
Congress from the 18th district.
ALHANY, N. Y, Nov. 1 Tracy, dem.
re. elected to Congress from the 10th dis
trict.
NEw YORK, Nov. 4.-Despatches re-
eeived at midnight from the twentieth con-
gressional district, Indicate that the district
is in doubt. Dispatches from Utica says
that II. W. Huntlcy, dem. was elected to
Congress from the twenty.third district.
This, if substsntiated, is democratic gain.
The latest Indications are that the demo
Gratis have gained six and possibly seven
in this State.
The 30th congressional district is still in
doubt. The official count is necessary to
determine the result.