Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-05
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Latest Election Returns.


gregsmen are elected. The democratic
gains were 11,6l2, and republican gaiDs
3C6.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5-Tte democrats have
elected 81 Assemblymen and the repub icans
| 80 with two districts in doubt. The Asst m
bly, will probably be lie on joint ballot.
| New Yogk's delegation in the SD Coz
eress, should Coombs. dem, he defeated,
will consist of 20 democrats and IA repubi
cans This jus5 reverses the position OF the
two parties as repres Dted in the 81 It Con-
gresH.
The World estimstes that tie democrats
will have ms oritV 10 the next Congress Of
between 63 and 81. The Mail and Express
comedies democratic ms jority Of at least
3d." The Sun rlaced the democratic me-
iorty at "about 3d."
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 5 -Eltimated
plura!ities from 65 of the 81 counties in the
State, give Pattison for Governor @ nea
plurality OLA 1872. The election of Pattison
by over 5000 plurality is conceded By all
republican leaders and journals The
cfficia! computation may snow possible
democratic gain of four or i9e Congrts men.
The Legislature remains strongly republican
although on joint ballot the majority will be
somewhat reduced. Watres, the republi-
can candidate for Lieut.. Governor, and
Stewart, republican. candidate for secretary
of internal affairs are elected.
Boston, Mess Nov. Several congress
sionsl districts which hsd been regarded as
safe have been carried By the democrats
| The total vote OF the State for Governor
| with II places to be heard from gives Rus
sell plurality OF 8 9S5, Ia the Congreg-
sional districts, the certainties arc Randall,
rep Morse, rep Andrew, dem; O'NeilJ,
dem Hosr, dem; Lodge, rep; Cogswell,
| rep; Stevens, dem; Crosby, dem Williams,
| dsm-four republicans and six democrats.
| Two districts remain to be heard from.
Walker, rep, and Coolidge, dem, appear 10
he elected on very close vote.
CINCINNATI, Nov. Ryan, republican,
/ for secretsrv of State, will have Dsj 1ritS
OF over 5000. The republicans elect at
lesss eight Congress man, and have carrsd
the State by considerable majority, Nc
Kioley'a district is close. with ctances
! against him. Foster is defeated ard mar
| row msr sns e1's in tbree other districts !;
he republicans have carried Hamilton
county b. majority of abou; 5 600
Gov Campbell tAlegrsphed Hon. Dor.
N Dickinson, to-day that "McKinley ana
| Foster sre beth defeated ard we have elect
ed ii Copgres smen."
CHICAGO Nov. 5-The News (Ina) says {:
Icsead of a minority OF 25 80 10 he present
Congress the democrats will prcb. bly, have
a ms i,rity Of a. least 60 in the Sad cor
ereas Mckinley himself lie probably de-
feated In the 10Th Oslo district; tbs NV
England delegation will stand Is TO 1S-4
tariff reform gain OF 10.
CHICAGO. Nov. 5.-Congreesman C20nou
| ooncede- his defeat BIZ 500
DANvILLE, ILL.,. Nov. 5.-The indic2-
tons are tnal Cannon s beaten oy email
NJ ority.
ST LOUIS Nov. 5 -Rsiusus Indicate he
yord doubt the eec,ion of O'Neiil, CoDb
and Berua, democrats, for Congress. IL tbs
city the democrats eec ed the entire ficse'
With one excepiou-that Of Recorder t /
| Deeds.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Nov, The Times
democrat. says: The tidal wave hss dssG
cd against the republican $4,000 in Kansss,
aud has melted il. TIE Alliance has elected
members of the legislature and county tick
ts and given TO it's gu5eTnato,isi candidate a
vote which cannot 20 back to reruoi ni7m
Ant:--epublican Congressman have been
elected Tue election of Moonlight, demo
otat. and Baker, alliance, are conceded.
WILMINGTON, DEL. Nov. 5.--The demo
Gratis caim the election Of the whole ticket
in the State. Reynolds. dem. for Govern
or, and Causey. dem, for Congress, ere
elected by about 700 1,si Gritty, and the leg
isature will be two hirds democratic,
JERSEY CITY, N. J., Nov. 5.-Compiete
returns show that the democratic county
candidates are elected by substantial msI 81
tiles Mcdonald, dem., for Congress de-
leats McEwen
TREN7oN, N. J., Nv. -Tae democratic
State committee comedies ne eiec'on OF
Bergen to Compress.
LOUISVILLE KY, Nov. Carnth. Dick
erson. Montgomery, Breckinridge, Stone,
Ellis, Goodnight, McCresry and Paynter,
democrats. ere reelected. Kendall, dem,
ia defeated Wilson, rep. is elected.
DEsMoINEs, Ia. Nov. 5.-The democrats
are claiming the election of their ticket, but
the republicans are holding to contrary
opinion. The democrats have elected Hayes
but all other districts sre doubtful With
Drobs biiities, most of them il favor OF the
republicans.
MILWAUKEE,. Nov. 5 The result in Wis
oonsln Ia still matter of doubt, and may
not bs known until night. From present
appearances the entire democratic STATE
ticket is elected. but the Legislature Will
be republican. The congressional deiesa-
ton will probably stand elk to three, dem
oc,atic gain OF ons.
The Republican State Central Ccmmittee
gives the State and legislature to the de-
nccrats end says Wisconsin's Congressional
delegation will stand 6 democrats, AID
three republicans.
SAN FRANCISCO, Gala, Nov. 5 The COM
plete returns from every precinct IN san
Francisco indicate republican msj lrity OF
| -.
Bowers (rep.) In the sixth, are apparently
elected. The entire State republican ticket
is undoubtedly elected.
OMAHA, Nab. Nov. 5 Returns are still!
neagre but indicate the probable election
of Boyd. dem, for Governor. Democrats
gain emo Congressman surely, and probably
aDother.
sEAT1LE, Nov. 5.-Wilson's. republican,
mpj1rity for Congress vii reach 5000