The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1891-11-12
ELECTION RETURNS.
Results Of the Political Battles. In.
the Several States.

New York Special - Roswell p. Flower
was elected as governor of New York, to
succeed David b. Hill His plurality is
estimated between 1S, 900 and $4,000, Fas-f
sett did not carry his own CITY, Flower
beating him there by 504 votes This city
gave Flower 5000 plurality, and Brooklyn
gave him $4,000.
In the legislature the Republicans have
elected seventeen of their candidates, and
the Democrats fourteen, and in the Third
district. I. Edwards an independent Re-
Endorsed by the Democrats, is elected; to
the assembly seventy-six Democrats, sixty
one Republicans and two independent
Democrats are elected, the latter being
county Democrats who had been Endorsed.
by the Republicans in the Twenty second
and Twenty-tourth New York,City districts
respectively. f .
The Republican estimate of the legisla-
lures composition is: Senate-Repuhlican
Is, including Edwards, from, the Thirty
second district Democrats Ia. Assembly
Republicans Is, Democrats 63.
COLUMBUS Special. The latest figures on
Tuesdays election with, nira, counties
estimated and a few others unofficial
made by the Republican state executive
committee, place McKinleys plurality at
90 1856. The Republicans now claim from
As to so on joint ballot in the legislature.
The latest reports ele& Hayes (Rep.) to the
house in Pike-Adams, while Stark with
two representatives, is doubtful, the indi-
cations being that Thomas (Rep.) and
Weybrecht (Dem. )are elected. Two repre-
sentatives from this county would give the
Republicans fifty on joint ballot. l
HAMILTON, o., Special.--The county
| election board this afternoon finished the
i official count of the election returns in this,
/ Campbelps own county, and figures given
out are great disappointment to Gov.
| Cambell'ss supporters. The official count
/ gives him majorityOf 1886, as gainst g.
/ 575 two years ago. This sl!rlnkage was cen
| trary to the best information OF those 81 p
| posed to be posted and was even less thin
Republicans conceded. 4
DIES MONIES, Specialized. Boies was re-
between 1900 and 1O, 900. ~.." p.
The Democrats made a clean sweep of
the state offices. Dey Democrat) for rail-
nearly 1900 plurality. The senate will be
Democratic by vote of 26 to, "a. The
house will be Republican by 81 to. 46. These
uSuleS DIE DIS nearly COiieCI dS IeCuIllS
\ justify. Three independents are conceded
elected. .-.4
The Republicans are now claiming that
Sabin, for superintendent, is probably elect
ed bya small plurality. In the counties
heard from he runs ahead n early LOO each.
| At thatrate he will overcome the Demo-
cratic plurality on the head of the ticket
OF about 8, 900, the latest estimate on. BOieS.
.3N..' PENNSYLVANIA
PHILADELPHIA, cial.-Complete fig
| ures from every county in the state show a
plurality of $500 for Gregg, Rep, for
auditor general, and SO. 764 plurality for
Morrison, Rep, for state treasurer. The
above computation is made from official
returns In nearly all the counties and UNI
! official footings in the remainder. While
Morrison's plurality is over 5000, less than
that of Gregg, he carried every county
that gave. majority to the heads of the
ticket, with the exception of Erie county,
nent. Erie gave Gregg S05 plurality and
Iilden lOl plurality. In Allegheny county,
| Morrison's home, his plurality was I72
| greater than that Of Gregg -1
. MASSACHUSETTS. So
| BosroN, Special Complete returns makes
the next legislature stand: Senate, Repub-
licans %, Democrats17; house, Republicans
15C, Democrats SO, Prohibition l. In this
summary all Independent Republicans are
counted as Republicans and all independ-
ent Democrats as Democrats Unofficial
figures from the whole state show the vote
| to be as follows: Russell, 157 OBJ; Allen,
! $50, 1859; Kimball, Prohibition, 1852 VIM,
Peoples, 1,319. Russell's plurality, 6S6S.
Russell last year had plurality of9 O53.
.A- SOUTH DAKOTA 81. o. ze
HURON, Special.-The lowest estimate
gives Jolley the state by 5000. A very light
vote was polled, not to exceed two thirds
of the total vote. The Independents Lose
heavily in all parts Of the state. The Black
Hills region, as far as reported, gives Woods
larger vote than expected and less for the
Independents. Returns from Deadwood
say that in all but five precincts in Law
renee county Jolley has 1928 votes, Smith
991, Woods 1888. Those to hear from may
lessen Jolley's plurality to 100. # s
| MARYLAND
BALTIMORE, Special.-The Democratic
ticket received increased majorities in fiji
teen counties. The plurality of the state
Democratic ticket is over $4,000. Brown,
governor has II, 455 plurality in the city;
Poe, attorney general, ID, 1885, Latrobe, may
Or has 5000 majority; Kear, states attor-
ney, 9106. The Democrats also carry the
| First LEGISLATIVE district bu CO2 TN q Goo.