The state herald., 1891-11-13
RESULT OF THE ELECTION.
Colorado and Ohio Republican, New
York Democratic.
NoIoraJ.

puDucans nave maue almost CLEAN sweep.
William Kellogg, d, is probably elected
Judge in tho Fifth district over Thomas A.
Dickson, II; ]. A. Van Auken, d, in the
First district would seem to bs elected
over William A. Dior, r, and in the
Seventh district John Gray, p and D, has
perhaps been elected by small majority.
In the other ten judicial districts of the
state tho Republican Judges and district
attorneys have won by good round plurali-
ties,
Tho capitol bonds were carried by large
| majority.
In Arapahoe County the entire Repub-
lican ticket was elected despite the earnest
cndeavors Of the supporters Of four other
| tickets.
In Montrose county the Peoples ticket
was elected.
| In Sedgwick County the Alliance and
Democrats divided the Offices between
them with one exception, the Republicans
electing tho surveyor.
Clear Greek County, tho Democrats car
ried the election BY 800 majority, aitheusA
formerly strong Rspublloan. 4.
,.seh3a C>enaAy vsat, sAReaxiy ReSshai-
en-. Helms plurality Will b over 500 and
Elwell, district Judge, received majority
exceeding 900.
In Las Animas the Republicans captured
some Of the Offices from tho Democrats.
New York.
| Roswell p. Flower was elected US gov
ernor Of New York to succeed David p.
Hill. Fassett did not carry Elmira, his
own city, Flower beating him by 50i votes.
New York City gave Flower $4,000 plu-
rality and Brooklyn gave him 1900.
Returns received from districts outside
| New York and Kings County Indicate that
Fassett has been meeting Folger's fate.
| Flower will take to the Harlem River
1900 plurality. 1t is doubtful II Fassett
will bring down $4,000 to meet it. The
Democrats nre gaining assemblymen in the
State. Shcehan is not doing US well as
Flower, but his election Is assured. Flow
er's own estimate of his majority is 5000
The Republicans concede &c, 900.
Returns from Brooklyn show that tho
Democrats elected their mayor, one con-
gresham, their city and county ticket,
| seven aldermen at large, eight district
| aldermen, three civil justices and FIVE
supervisors.
The New York senate will stand 10 Re-
| publicans to l3 Democrats. Tho Assembly
| G3 Republicans, G5 Democrats. On joint
| ballot the Republicans will have majority
| Of six, an increase OF three Republicans.
The latest returns show that Mr.. Flow
er's plurality over Mr.. Fassett in tho
state ticket is elected. Sheehan ran 49,
33d behind Flower, although this is not
shown in his plurality over Vrooman, who
| likewise ran below Fassett The vote
throughout the State indicates that Fas-
sett met Folger's fate.
| In New York City Flowers plurality
was SSH, showing Democratic falling
| OF OF more than 10000 from the vote cast
for Mr.. Hin in 1855.
Complete returns for Kings County give
| Flower plurality Of lo,lS5. Brooklyn
elected Boody, ID, mayor bya plurality OF
$500.
Tho legislature viii bo about tie, with
the chances in favor Of the Republicans.
Ohio.
The election of Mckinley is as
sured. The Democratic committee con-
cede 1900 plurality for him, and he will
| probably get 10000. Tho legislature will
bo Republican on joint ballot by about 35
votes.
Pennsylvania.
1t is certain that the Republican candi.
dates for auditor md treasurer were elect
ed by immense plurallties, reaching near
| ly 10000.
Complete figures from sixty-seven coun.
| ties In the state including Philadelphia and
| Allegheny, and estimate for the other
counties, show plurality Of 5G,G0s fol
| Gregg, for auditor general, and 81, SIS fol
Morrison, Republican, for state treasurer,
Only ten counties In the state gave MAORI
ties for the holding of constitutional con
vcniion. In forty two counties there is q
majority OF i55, 800 against holding the con
| vcntlon.
| Kansas.
The Alliance met crushing defeat.
| The general result is but indicated by the
returns from tho ten judicial districts. In
only one was the Alliance candidate sue
cessful-tha, district comprising those Of
Kingman, Pratt and Kiowa, where the
farmers elected William Bashore. Tim,
| WINS hhN thipht " tho uuiuh
laborites, who Joined the farmers when
tho latter went into politics. Beside,
there were two Republican candidates Ia
tho field there which divided the Republl
can strength.
| In tho nine districts remaining seven oi
the successful candidates aro Republicans
und two aro Democrats. In two of the
districts the Republicans and Democrats
combined against the Alliance.
| Nebraska.
Tho Democrats having practically On.
dorsod the Peoples candidates the fight
was between this party and tho Republi
cans.
Tho early returns indicate that Post
Republican candidate for supreme Judge
was elected over Edgcrton, tho People,
party candidate.
Iowa.
From all counties heard from tho indca
,lona nrc that Boics will have 1900 TO 10,
900 majority In tho state. Tho balance o.
tho Democratic state ticket Ia probably
elected with majority Of 5000 TO 1000
Tha Scnats Is undoubtedly Democratic b,
TWO majority. unless the Democrats shoult
leas II districts not yet reported. In thu
u-ssJ tac Republicans will probably have
four majority. Tho total vote Ia as 900. .
larger ono than has ever been cast before
Illinois.
Complete ircturns received from ever,
precinct In Cook county show that tho Gu
tire Republican ticket was elected. Tn,
Republican candidates for county commits
sioncrs In tho city district appear TO hav,
received major!,los varying from 1000 I,
1900. Tho only Democrat elected WA
Lyman T. Cooley, drainage trustee, VIII,
comes In NJ tho minority representative
A significant feature Of the election Ia thu
nearly every man indorsed by tho Amcri
can or "know nothing" associations MP
pears 10 have been elected.