The Forrest City times., 1890-11-08
RETURNS INCOMPLETE
But So Far as Known Demo
 crats Gain Generally.
A MAJORITY IN THE HOUSE
Of Large Proportions for tho Democrat. Massachusetts and Pennsylvania Dcmocraiic-- -McK nley Is
 Probably Elected.

NEW YonE, November s-The elections throughout the entire country yesterday
 resulted generally In Democratic triumph. In this city Hugh J. Grant Is reelected
 Mayor by the handsome majority of 3.o0o, and the entire iammauy ticket along w.ti hlm by about the same figures. The Demo
 crats elected all their Congres ,meu ia New
 York City. Tnere was clean sweep ln
 Kings County, substantial Democratio gains being reported from nearly every
 election district.
 Tho Democrats carried New Hampshirl
 and elected Democratic legislature winch will insure tho selection of . Democfaii1
 United States Senator to succeed Seaator
 Blair Two Democratic coneressmcu wera also elected in place of two Republicans. Mass aehusetts as,onshed the politicians by rolling up na.ority of nearly l00o, for Russell, the Democratic candidate for Governor. There is a gain of one Democrat in the congressional delegation. There Is gain of one Democratic Con.
 gress man in Rhode Island and possibly two New York elects Democratic House of
 Assembly and four Congressmeu are gained in her delegation.
 In Penr syivania the Democrats hava made substantial gains. h the Southern States the Democrat'e ( congressional ga.ns arc exceedingly great.
 There Is clean sweep in Florida a.sd
 Georgia and he Democrats clam 10 have
 ia rris d every district in vrginis. Maj Mckinney is probably elected, and It is quite probable that Cannon cai res his district.
 In Con nc cticut the majority for the Democratic candidate for Governor ia ap larently large enough to ei,c. h.m by pop nlar voc. Three Democratic congrc 'smen are elec;c'i and the Fourth District Is in doubt, a rasa Of two congressman for the Democrats and possibly three. The total city vote for Mayor shows
 Grant, ,t.4ss; Scott. 9I, ,o6s; scatter .ns, {, alG
 The Suns estimate at ls u. m. Is for . Democratic majority in the House of S5 or 3s
 The Times estimate of Congress Whole number Of members. ar,; Demo
 erat. sul. Republicans, iso; majority, II. The Hcra d says "Democrats have Nb " th V tShGStSNttHHt IAttt, Add Nt.a nay a nis .or iy of at leas, 40 in the FiIt, secouJ Con sress. There were several surprises
 at the polls. Maj! Mckinley has sue,
 eumted to the a.oe Democratic majority that confronted him" dispatch IL srelved from Senator Quay, dated Beaver. Pa. at 2 a. m, says: q
 think ,bc S,ntc is pemocra,icr The Australian system of voting ss en Enthusiastically enumerated. in al Stales wherc tried for the first time. he ntssre returns received fsom Ne
 hrsska indicate a plurality for the Demo cratic Staie ticket
 The b. morra,s carried St. Louis by & l too matori on tn, State ticket elected three Democratic Congressmen and ths
 whole City Ii, kei with the exception oi Smith for Recorder Wade is probably hs ateu in tho Thirteenth district, making Mlssouifs delegation soliiiy Democratic. Tho Democratic sweep in St. Louis !n cluacs the legislative ticket Chicago goes Democratic and Law.er i. 1 Pr bs.biy elected Sheri4 Tho Republican State ticket has prob | ahly been elected by close vote. Deme
 erats have gained ip the Legislature, but 1 probably not enough to sleet Palmer Large Democratic gains are reported ir | Indiana.
 Michigan ard Wisconsin arc closc, wItl Eepublt aa shanecs. Tho Republicans ar, ahead in C,lifornia Rspuo jeans cialu , is,ooo plurality in Kansas. but Democrat claim everything there except one congress uan. Langley probably beats Breekinrldg, 1 ia Arkansas,