The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-11-05
The Flsht in uao is Exceedingly Hot, the
Republicans ylaiming Everything for
McdiR.ey But Campbell is Still
Decidedly In 1t.
NEW JERSEY CARRIES EVERYTHING,
In Maryland. rank Brown, Democrat, was
Elected by 1000 Majority, While in
Virginia Democracy Carries
the Day.

~ ANCW O4't SUdbG WAS lOI SONeTlOT
Lieutenant gov ernor, secretary of state
comptroller, ireasurer, attorney gen.
eral and Gag neer, four congressman
TO I'LL vacancies caused by three resig.
nations and one death, eight justices
Of the supreme court, a full senate OF
thirty-two members; and a full assem-
bly, Of l2S members. The congress-
men last elected in the district where
elections were held today were Dem
oGrats three, Republicans one. The
last senate consisted of nineteen Re-
publiCans and thirteen Democrats.
The last assembly of sixty-eight DEM
ocrats and sixty Republi-
cans. New York City also
voted for local judges, coroners and
aldermen and Brooklyn for mayor
aud other 'cIty officers. The state is
divided in 1910 election districts. OF
this number SS7 are in New York
City and G7G in Kings county. The
new election law which fixes the max.
imam Of 100 voters to an election dis
&rioJ, aas greatly increased the
number OF districts over 1888, when
The total foe he state was 1856.
Two burd ed and eighty districts
IN New I0rl; state outside of New
York and Kings county, give Flower
$780, Fasset, 3O44. The same districts
in 1883 gave Hill 3002, Miller 400.
Five hundred and fifty election dis
triets out Of 81 in New York City give
GLOVER q minority of 1883. Flowers
majority FL 100 out of 897 election dis
sriSts in New York City is 35,739.
6ENEyA. \. Y, Nov. 3.-Geneva
Gives l36 pin rality for Fassett, DEM
owatiC GAIN over 1888 of 90.
Finv.ona election districts in New
York s.stc inside of New York and
Kings colnjies give Flower 1860,
tasset. SIS. The same districts in
IS gavo Hill 4S17, Miller 67Ol:
,N.w YORK, Nov. g. SiXty-tWo
election districts in New York state
outside ot New York and Kings
counties give Flower 5696, Fassett
$3.50. The same districts in 80 gave
Hill GOO0. Nrller S5l6. j,
NEW Yogk, Nov. 3.-Two hundred
and eight lhree districts in New
York ,tate outside of New York and
Kings county, give Flower 81, lo4,
Fassstt 80, 4. The same districts IN
16ss. rsvc I'LL 4,136, Miller 4O,962.
\ INV YORK, Nov. "a careful estl-
mate gives Flowers majority IN
Kings rauus of $1,000.
N1w EafK, Nov. $3.50 p. M
tassat, 8 l,5 iority in 434 districts, out
liJo ~ New York and Kings county,
90 sc 10 n these districts Fassett
uo. E.hpa the vote of Miller 1888,
io ssg "Wrile Flower was behind
wiz 4giiTTs' ,osnol 1888, only 1865. At this
hon, h"n, sst majority of 1742 in the
ro,r,ry aU rs opposed by Flowers major,
Eos II 5e s,9 in New York, and l2,9ol
~, az y A,Et2i The total of his MAORI
tioa L,l'W Uarlam riveris 66,o2l. WIN
SpT,.'s sloS Queens and Richmond
counties BE- lear from. 1r,ion
Roc4EsrER, n. Y, NOV. a.Ionto, 80 ait,i
,etT,r0s show total vote IN thls cl!g
Tassai IS," ia.Gq7, Flower 1O,76o; majority
for Fas soJt 800.
rrrIJRNs HELD BACK.
cr.rr.vgN. N. Y, Nov. 3.-For
so,nr ,easo, that is not known tne
ooiic, ooii,s gr. 'plding back the returns;
4l,s n is q SKIN, ted by those who areWeli
nos3ed ~ 10 ,ITi Flower will carry Rlch-
nond county by ll,Oooo: hroo bun-
New ToHK, Nov. So o.Ai,'lII districts %
dred aud sIxty-slx elecSnoN .1n New uS York
IN New York state outside ,ISe,or New = 40 G1
and I[irgs aounties give floMet I;etr riots ty'
@57 M Fgsaeti 1921. The same ulsIi11I' - ~
~ 1885 rave Hill 44,622, Miller d. S,nnJ
NT,y K, Nov. 3.-iWo nunGtS9 ~ oo7
and ei iuIy lection distrlcts oaO oo' VI oor 600
i', ri,,e Flower 40, ,S9S, Fassett 2o,ooH; o11 T1o
Ssjection df, ricts give Flower 4o'oll'
L aoos'' ~ ,Ua,r Nov. .9.-Tne New York
NEW i',,iiotin saws: Flowers ma
irlDuae t'a p"" citv is about $4,000, and
f!vy l:,,i !, ,~ i oubt be defeated, yo
~ , M T.. ', .,.. saws it looks as if the Ke-
me ,g' sd ' gained the assembly
men. ,- crn saws: The re-
+rrns 1ui he state sho" si0"'
for Flower.
''- N Flowers HOME.
,y ,.,,prowN, N. Y, Noy. or,s o;M
WAIAFaP4%itts ,e4ricts in this, Flowers
lhlrt! ,it+s H's Flower 2O25, Fassett lpop' pS,1
nome, CIV York iU Evening News bull
Ehe NO" Hiower has carried the
letin Ity1i h,7 1000 majority. He has a
state ny lis his own town OF 443. ,o,
ma Orgy .,g w York Va City Press AS Assocl- ra
alton bulletin says s1I the State show
sS a 5r9y % R9rts n # f25 z;ssS eSantis; sssS
Fassets " Oi' ;I,or will not eXceeu
north o "gS% sHport flf1t n 1885, WHICH l. was vas
H;5s %%H45 sys Will s s. % : SSS sss5sd 5S t.
SonsFes. % SD5s1, io1 the the rwenty-'''0no ul'-
trict. Nov. 3.-Seven nun
diiS IA New * state, t.o,nties Sdes,2i give Flower
York and KINGS ingSs IT 1IS The same dis