Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-04
Greene, Flower 600 majority. democrats

| Yates, tassett majority Of 600
republican loss OF 500
| Wayne. Fassett 1.750 majority
Clinton. Fassett $50 majority.
2,lo0.
Warren, Fassett 800 majority
Lewis, Fassett $50 majority; yrooman, 800.
orleans county complete, Fassett, 1851
| Flower, 2.94l; the smallest majority Orleans
ever gave the state ticket Vrooman 700 ma
jority.
Monroe, Fassett 5000 majority
Livingston, Fassett 800 majority
Totals from the state gave Lieut. Governor
Sheeban 14S, 0S2; Vrooman, SO, 1872; Gesser,
5,25, and Hallock, 1.240.
In the assembly the Tammany democrats
the republicans gaining one district. The
Iammany candidates for the Judiciary were
elected by large maiorities. and the board Of
aldermen was swept by'fammany Hall as COM
pletely in its candidates for the assembly.
The following assemblymen, all Tammany-
ties. are undoubtedly elected. First assembly
district, Patrick H Duffy: second, Timothy D.
Sullivan; third, Percival Farquhar; fourth,
Patrick H. Roche: fifth, Dominick S. Mullaney;
sixth, Samuel Foley; eighth, Philip Wissig;
ninth. VIM H. Walker; twelfth, Moses Dinkel-
spiel: seventeenth, Thomas D. McManus; nine
teenth. John Connolly; twentieth, Meyer J.
Stein.
The following senators are elected: Fifth
many; sixth, J. F. Ahearn, Tammany; seventh,
G. F. Roesch, Tammany; eighth (probably),
Lispenard Stewart republican: returns so
l far indicate his election Ninth, Edward p,
| flanagan, Tammany: tenth, Jacob A. Cantor,
! Tammany; eleventh, Geo. W. Piunkett Tam
many.
| Pennsylvania.
Returns had been received from every county
| in Pennsylvania early this morning Gregg.
| republican, for auditor general, had so, 1913
plurality over Robert E. Wright, democrat.
Morrison, republican. for state treasurer, had
47,467 plurality over Tilden, democrat.
Comparisons in county estimates are made
with the vote for state treasurer in 1882 when
Boyer, republican. had a plurality of S0,906
over Bgler, democrat
Philadelphia gave Gregg, republican, for
auditor general, l0213O; Wright, democrat,
state treasurer, 7S.625; republican majority.
2s, 5O5 McCreary, republican. for treasurer,
20, 995 majority.
COUNTY RETURNS
The following county returns have been re-
ceived:
Fulton--wright, 275 plurality. a democratic
gain of 1888; Tilden. 275 plurality.
Pike--Wright, 1 $50 plurality, a democratic
gain Of 1913; Tilden, COO plurality.
Monroe-Wrlght 1.sO0 plurality. demo-
cratic gain of 779; TiIden, 1900 plurality.
Lackawanna--W Wright, 500 plurality. demo-
cratic gain of 700; Tilden. 500 plurality. Ma
jority in favor of constitutional convention,
about 1000.
Allegheny-Plurality about 1000 for repub-
lican state ticket. a republican gain of 4, 26O
Junata-Gregg, 50 plurality, democratic
gain of l47 Iilden, 100 majority.
gain Of g. Oo p rspusesn os sss
treasurer, /, l5G plurality.
Clinton-Wrisht, 400 plurality. democratic
gain OF 80; Tilden, 425 plurality The major
ity against constitutional convention is large.
Lehigh-Wright, 5000 plurality, demo-
cratic gain of LOIS; 1ilden $500 plurality
Northumberland--W zoo plurality, a
democratic gain of 364 1lden /, 100 plurality.
Wyomiug-Gregg, 100 plurality. a republican
gain OF 4, Morrison. 100 plurality heavy
majority against constitutional convention
fOtter-Gregg, $50 plurality n democratic
gain of 1926; Morrison. $50 plurality.
AdamsWright 400 plurality. a republican
gain of los; Tilden, 400 plurality.
Cleartield-Wright, 1000 plurality, a republi-
can gain of 53s; Iilden, 1000 plurality. The,
majority against constitutional convention will
probably reach 500.
Huntingdon = Gregg, 700 plurality, a demo-
cratic gain Of ITO; Morrison, $50 plurality.
Majority against constitutional convention,
$500
Lancaster-Gregg, $500 plurality, repub-
lican gain of 2.776; Morrison. $500 plurality
large majority against constitutional conven-
ton. The judgeship fight is close, the chances
favoring Livingston.
Franklin-Gregg. 500 plurality. democratic
gain Of %; Morrison. 500 plurality. The con-
stitutiOnal convention badly beaten.
Cameron-Gregg. 100 plurality, democratic
gain Of 26; Morrison, 100 plurality.
Lebanon-Gregg, l.65O plurality, a republi-
can gain of 357, Morrison, l,6JO plurality. The
majority against the constitutional convention
will reach 1000.
Union-Gregg, 600 plurality, C democratic
gain of IS. Morrison. 500 plurality.
Washington-Gtesg, 800 plurality, demo-
cratic gain OF ,Osl. Morrison, 800 plurality.
Crawford-Gregg, 500 plurality, democrats
gain of !, 131. Morrison. 500 plurality.
gain OF 243 Tilden $500 plurality.
Armstrong Gregg. 800 plurality. a republj-
can gain of2l4. Morrison. 300 plurality.
Tioga-Gregg. $500 plurality, a democratic
gain OF 1877. Morrison, $500 plurality
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 100 plurality, a repub-
lican gain Of 59l. Tilden, 200 plurality. The
majority against constitutional convention is
about 1900.
Dauphin-Gregg, 5000 plurality, republi-
can gain Of 1,096.
The Ohio democrats conceded McKiniey's
election early this morning. Gov. Campbell
acknowledged his defeat and said that 1t was
largely due to the lack of funds by the demo-
cratic campaign committee.
Chairman Hahn said he had private advices
which assured him that the complete returns
would give Mckinley q, coo plurality. He also
said the republicans would have the legislature
on joint ballot by not less than twenty major
ity.