Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-04
ROSWELL p. FLOWER
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Elected Governor Of New York 70
Succeed David -.
Hill.
HIS maJoAirY ESTIMATED At
10000.
The Result yariously tammcnted On
by the New YORK. Daily
Papers.


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Ito rsrr,s. New Yarh by Largc
Majority.
NEW York, Nov. 3.--ll0swell y.
Flower Il olettcd Governor Of New
York 10 succeed David y. liiil. His
plurality Is cstlmatrd at Rom $1,000 10
2i,UJJ. Falsett did not naF,y Elmira,
hla own city. THIS city gave Flower
~, 900 plurality, brooklyn 5000. The
returns from districts 'ontsiir u New
York and Kings covnties Indicate that
Fatauit has been barely missing
FUlrer'a fate. In Ieifereon, Clinton,
Esscx, Montgomery AMI wyoming
countiva 10 is far ochind the vote for
Miller. Flowers gains en- Is decreased
yotu arc ahead Of Illus. The vote I'm
this city Is very light. II wa. eSpcc,o
that ont 0fn tCgistrstlon Of 81 ,l32 nj
least .il.O11 would be pDllri. Only
about 22D,Ol1 voted. Comparatively
Flower ran ~ well a. Governor llili,
WIN Wa elected by 1900
Flower win take u the Harlem river
$1,000 plurality. II IL doubtful n pAs.
setl vii. 0siug down 5l,0nJ 10 meet H..
Tho Democrats are gaining assembly-
,mcu Ia the tho State. 5hrhau Is not
doing n. well IA Flower, but his c.er'
ton u assured,
Ati0o'clock Governor lilil scut
Telegram claiming the Stato for Flower
by 5000 plurality.
Flowers own estimate NJ his major.
ny In the state was $1,000.
IS SEw y0Ki< CITY,
up 10 0 y. In., Flowor male poor
showing, even his latef majority Ut
g., OOl was much luss thhu thu natural
democratic majority OF the metropolis,
The falling or Is httrihuicI ~ the
action " the county Democracy =.
reuting the exclusion Of their dele.
gates from tho safntog, convention.
kings, Richmond and Queens oJuuti,a,
however, showed gains Tor the Demo-
Gratis. Late returns show remarkable
gains from the districts controlled by
rammauy Hall. The falling or of
votes la the oDuutied north VI the
Harlem river seems due 10 tho ballot
| mud re- .lsttntl0n law under which the
election n holi, and areins to indicate
that the purcu.'H ut votes has come to
u standstill. Democracy carried both
| the congressional districts, the tenth
and twelfth. Little Of the latter u
elected TO succeed Flower, aud Cock.
rane IL reelected from thu tenth.
Tammany carried all the senatorial
| districts except one. In the assembly
| rgmmauy made almost q clean uweep
" the city, the Republicans gaining
one district. The rammany csnii.
dates for the ludici1y are elected by
large nBJnritlcu. The board Of alder.
men was swept by fammany.
The election In New York State 10.
day il for governor, lieu.onant-govern.
or,secretnry of State, comptroller, treas.
ufar, Encouragement, engineer, four
COngrcssmen, TO AL vacancies cause
| by three reslgnnilons aud one death
eight Justices Of tho supreme court, q
full Senate Of 82 members, aud full
Assembly ofi2s members. rhc present
State officers arc Democrats. The Con.
gressmcn Int elected In the districts
where elections were held today wsre;
Democrats, 3; Republicans, l.. The Las,
Senntu consisted OF 10 Republicans ani
! N Democrats. The last Assembly OF Is
| Democrats aud 90 Republicans. New
York city also votes for local lui ,as,
coronerH aud aldermen. Brooklyn lor
mayor and other city officers. The com
pAris0n will he made with tho vote ioT
governor In lsss.
| ROCHESTER, Nov. 3.--The Um0n'i
returns show that the total vote OF the
city giyes n majority for Fa,sett OF
1920.
WATgaIowS, Nov. Watett0wn,
| Flowers home, gives Flower 20aD,
/ Fassett 1886. In 1858 Hill received
1850, Miller 1890.
TwESrY.sEcOsD pIsrRICr-RE.
| PUBLICAN.
Curtis, Republican, IL elected Il
Congress In the rgenty.socOnd dls.
trict, over W. Il. Pater, Democrat, u
succeed l.. W. Russell, Republican.
SYRACUSE.
SYRACUSE. N. ", Nov. 3.-The city
complete gives Flower so0i; Fassett
0Zi9.
~ moDSLYa.
BROoKLYN, Nov. 3.-rhe Democrats
elected mayor, one Congressman and
the entire city mud county tickets,
seven aldermen at large, eight district
aldermen, three olyil Justices and i've
sup0rvisors.
a.m.-i0l0 districts outside Of thu
city give Flower Ia $50, fassat 90, 900
The same districts IN 1883 gave Hin
1917 SIS; Miller 22i, 9I1. Tho 1874 out.
side districts no, yei heard from Ia / SIS
gave Miller u plurality of 1901. In
case Fassett should have tn. same plu,
rallty, his total outside plurality would
be- ~ ,075. Flowers plurality In Nov
York city and Kings county being
1890, his plurality In the State VIII
be- about 1900.
Returns received by the Associated
Press indicate that the New York Sen.
ate will be- Democrats 10, Republicans
10.
PRESS COMMENTS.
The Sun says. We attrihUle the as
tonishing Democrat, demonstration
In the northern, central and western
counties not lees TO the personal popu'
larity OF Flower mud tho general con
fldonco IN his sterling character, than
to the melancholy exhibition Of moral
and intellectual iuadoquacy which
constituted Fnsaotpsplap Of campaign,
But the towering fact Of the contest
"a that New YORK carries thu banner Of
Democracy. Possibly the Democratic
wave Inns extended 10 Ohio"
rhe Tribune says; Vic peculiar
!. circumstances Of this State and MaHsa
chusoils made local issues preiOnii
nant and II viii not he, IN thcend