The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-11-07
ELECTION DAY FIGURES.
Returns from New York, Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Iowa and Massachusetts.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK.
NEW York, Nov. 3.-Roswell p Flow
er vas elected to-day as governor of
New York to succeed David B. Hill.
His plurality is estimated between s.
GO and 24,O00. Fassett did not carry.
Elmira, his own city, Flower beating
him there by 504 votes. This t1tv gave
Flower $4,000 plurality and BROOKLYN
gave him 1900. The returns received
by the Associated Press up TO midnight
indicate that the Senate will be as fol-
lows: Democrats, Is; Republicans, Is.
The total city vote on leu;enant-gov-
ernor shows that Shee han fell behind
Flower $3.50.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 4.-At2A. NJ.
the whole state has been heard from,
not county missing. Gregg (Rep.l.
for auditor-geueral, has 81. So plurality
over Wright (Dem.l: Morrison tRep),
for state treasurer, has il ,lo1 plurality
over Tilden Dem.
ONO.
CoLUMBUS, O., Nov 3.-At midnight
Gov. Campbell comedies the election OF
Mckinley by 5000 plurality Chair
man Hahn, at 40 \. NJ, claims the state
for NCkinle. by from l9.OO0 to l,O9O
and the General Assembly by from 81 to
;6;3 on joint ballot
IOWA.
pES MONIES. Ia, NOV. Both com
mittees here claim the election of gov
crnor. Chairman Mack, OF the Repub
hcan committee, said Returns are
very incomplete. but careful estimate
places NheC.cr's plurality at from
100 to 5000. Later precincts. ! be
heve, will show greater Republican
gains. as they will be from country dis
tricts.' Chairman Fuller. of the Demo-
cratic committee, said: 81 ciaim tine
state Tor Boics by the same plurality as
two years ago y, 800. We have nothing
definite upon which to base the esti-
mate for the rest ofthe ticket and lecis-
lature.' Returns are coming very slow
~ a:Id correct estimates are Impossible.
NAN>NCHU SETS.
BoSroN, Mass, Nov. 3.-On account of
the new law passed by the last legisla-
ture requiring votes to be counted Dy
two different officials i'll order to secure
correctness, tine returns are coming
i'll more slowly from all sections
of the state than ever be-
fore, although the electoral machinery
has never been III more perfect condi-
ton than in the present election. The
returns from fifty country towns showa
net RepubhCan gain of 7OS, or II per
town over last year. On this basis
towns of the state would be 1912.
Last year GOV. Russcll's pluralties
in the state were 9,G53 Indications
so far from the large cities are that he
has held his piuralitles OF last year and
that he Is elected by at least 1000 plu-
rality. The balance of the Republican
state ticket is undoubtedly elected AS
the returns of only tilty-two towns are
now III, il is utterly impossible to give
any idea of The complexion Of the leg
islature.
VIRGINIA.
REcHMONp, Va, Nov. &.-About three
quarters of the state has been heard
from, which shows that sixteen send-
torial districts have elected Democrats,
with four districts to hear from The
with the nineteen Democrats who hold
over, makes the Senate stand thirty-fiyr
Democrats to one Republican. who
holds over. In siXty-five cities and
counties heard from the Democrats elect
every candidate save McCdndl-h, OF
Mlddles, County, who is oc!cateI
by Bland Ind. Al!iancel. The Demo
Gratis will have more than tlrcc-tourths
majority in the legislature.
NEW IrR>EY.
TEEEToN, y. J., Nov. 3.-Thc Demo
Gratis VIII have majority n both
branches of the legislature. At ,ltl-
cal headquarters of the Democrats in
this city the claim is made that Demo
cratic senators have been elected III
Hudson, Iluntcrdon, Middescx and
Sussex counties. The Democrats also
claim to nave elected forty assembly.
men III the state.
MARlIAND.