Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-05
NEW YORK.
Tammany Scores Sweeping Victory in
the City.

Aam1nany scores sweeping victory in
the City.
New YORK, Nov. 40 D. m.-Tam.
many hall has gained a decisive vic
tory all along the line over the. Repub-
lican and County Democracy fusion.
Grant. for mayor, is not likely to fall
below $4,000 majority over Scott. All
the Tammany candidates for other
county officers and judges have a ma
jority of 10000. The Democratic ballot
reform law worked smoothly, as rule,
throughout the city, and the novel con-
dition of the secret ballot did not have
a pronounced effect on the vote of the
lower districts, which some political
prophets had anticipated. This is due
to the energetic work of both parties in
educating the voters in the intricacies
OF the law. before election. There were
few serious Misunderstanding
New York Congressman.
New YORK, Nov. 4.-The returns give
the following reasonably certain con-
gressmen elected in New York state /:
First, James w. Covert, D; Second, Da-
yid A. Boody, D; Third, William c..
Wallace, R; Fourth, John M. Clancy,
D; Fifth, Thomas F. Wagner, D; Sixth,
j. R. Fellows, D.; Seventh, E. J. Dun
ply, d; Eighth, II. j. Campbell, d:
Ninth, A. ]. Cummings, D; Tenth, f.
B. Spinola, D; Eleventh, j. ID. Warner,
D.; Twelfth, r. P. Flower, D; Thir-
teenth, A. p. Fitch, D; Fourteenth, w.
G. Stahlnecker, d; Fifteenth, Henry
Bacon, (probably) a Democratic gain !:
Sixteenth, j. H. Ketcham, R; Seven
teenth, 1. N. Cox, Democratic
gain Eighteenth, j. A. Quackenbush,
R.; Nineteenth, Charles Tracey, d. !;
Twentieth, John Sanford. r.; Twenty
first, j. M. Weaver, r.; Twenty-second.
L. w. Russell, r.; Twenty-third, J. s.
sherman, r.; Twenty-fourth, f. E.
Arnold, r.. Twenty-fifth, j. j. Beldon,
R.: Twenty-sixth, G. w. Ray, R.;
Twenty-seventh, S. E. Payne, R. !;
Twenty-eighth; fl. T. Noyes, Pro. R. !;
Twenty-ninth, John Raynes, r.; Thir-
tieth, HI. S. Greenleaf, Pro. d., gain;
Thirty-frst, J. w. Wadsworth, r. !;
Thirty-second, D. N. Lockwood, d.,
gain; Thirty-third, L. Bunting, Pro. d.,
gain; Thirty-fourth, w. b. Hooker, r..
New YORK, Nov. 4.-Roswell P.
Flowers majority in the Twelfth con-
gressional district is estimated at IL, 900.
Fellows, D., is elected to congress
from the Sixth district by 5000 majority.
SYRACUSE, Nov. 4.-Belden is elected
to congress by about 600O.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. 4.-Daniel N.
Lockwood, D., has 3145 majority over
Williams, r., in the Thirty-second con-
gressional district, with thirty-one dis
tricts missing.
KINGSTON, N. Y, Nov. 4.-The cleo
tion of Isaac N. Cox, D., for congress in
the Seventeenth district is conceded by
the Republicans by majority of 75O.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. 4.--Retums
from western New York counties indi-
cate the election of. the following
candidates for Congress: Thirty-tirst
district, j. W. Wadsworth, R.. Thirty
second district, d. N. Lockwood, D..
Thirty third district T. L. Bunting, D.
Thirty-fourth district, ". B. Hooker, r.
ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. 4.-Tracy, d., is
reelected to congress from the Nine
teenth district by over 1000 majority.
From estimates made between the
number of votes cast in the several elec-
tion districts and the number of names
on the registry list. it is thought the
total vote polled will be about 228 200.
The total number registered was 245.-
164.
New YORK, Nov. AIN Brooklyn the
Democrats elected three of four congress-
men.
Tammany's MajOrities.
Grants majority viii certainly be 22,-
600; Gorham, for sheriff, 10 1000; Nicolls,
district attorney, 10000. The vote for
the balance of the county offices will be
very close to that of Grant. The Tam.
many nominees forsuperior court judges
and city court will be elected by not less
than 10000 majority.
The totalvote for orshows: Grant.
ia, ,425; Scott, 81 ,06S; scattering, 45l6.
ALBANY, N. Y. Nov. 4-From special
returns all over the state to the Journal.
Republican, it is estimated the Repub-
licans will have II members sure in the
next assembly. The total number is
1913.
NEW York, Nov. 5, 2:45 a. m.-The
returns so far indicate that the Demo-
Gratis will have control of the next as
sembly, but it is not yet clear that they
will have majority on joint ballot.
Later returns show that II. w. Bent
ley (Dem.) is elected to congress from
the Twenty-third district. This is a
Democratic gain.
INDIANA.