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New-York tribune., 1891-11-04
RETURNS FROM THE COUNTIES.

PHILADELPHIA Nov. 3.-Pikc County gives Tilden
Dem), for state Treasurer. COO majority III gave
Democratic majority In 1859 of 422.
Monroe Csunty gives Wright Dem.).. for Auditor
General 800 plurality. a Democratic gain Of TO-
Tlldon Dcm.), for State Treasurer. 1000 plurality
Fulton County gives Wright (Dem), for Auditor
General. o75 plurality: Democratic gain of 1873.
ridden IDemD for State Treasurer, gets 275 plurality.
Poser County gives Gregg RepJ, for Auditor
cencraI $50 plurality q Democratic gain Of 32J {;
Morrison (RepD. for state Treasurer, $50 plurality.
Adams County gives Wright Dem). for Auditor
General 400 plurality, Republican gam Df loo {;
riIden Denl0 for State Treasurer, 400 plurality.
Clarified County gives Wright Dem.). for Auditor
General 900 plurality, Republican gain OF ooo'
Tilden (DemJ for State Treasurer, 1,Ooo pluIdhy'
Tn. rsioritv against the Constitutional Convention
will probably reach 800
Laclawanna County gives Wright Dem.). for An
ditor General 500 plurality, Democratic gain OF 100
IL gives TiIden (Dcm for stat, Treasurer 800 plural
ty. The majority In favor OF the constitutional con
vention Is about 1,OOO. -
Snyder County gives a Republican msolty ior S'ate
Treasurer estimated at 700, u gam OF loo'
The Republican chairman Of Franklin County estl-
the Republican majority In the county rs 'oo'
a Republican gain OF l'..
Vcnango Count, gives Gregg and Morrison Rcps.) n
majority of $50. Pattison carried this county last
year.
Centre County shows Republican gain of AS.
Northumberland County shows Democratic gain Of
Huntington County gives $50 Republican plurality,
a Democratic gain OF 20 over 1882
Chester County shows Republican majority OF
1000 a loss Of about 900.
Delaware County shows an estimated Republican
loss OF 35s
f,,lumbIa County gives Wright CDem.) for Auditor
general % In1o Rrsta Sat. TressSr. 'soo % p,raIiiy
majority against Constitutional Convention about Ooo
NJunista County cvss arcES Gep.h for Audis0r@iea'
New-York tribune., 1891-11-04

eral. so plurality. u Democratic gain OF 14I: Tidcn
tDem.l. for state Treasurer. 100 majority.
Blair County gives Gregg tRcp.l. for Audltor-s,en
cral. 200 plurality Democratic gain OF so: Nor
rison tRep.) for state Treasurer. 115O plurality.
Clinton County gives Wright Dem.). for Auditor
General 400 plurality. Democratic gain OF 30 T1den
tDem.l, fer state Treasurer. 42o plurality. Iho
majority against Constitutional Convention Is large.
Lehgh County gives Wright Dem., for Auditor.
General 1000 plur7ilty n Democrtc gain OF 1.O75; ;
Tildcn (Dem. for State Treasurer. 1900 plurality
Wyoming County gives Gregg Rep.l, for AUDITOR ttr
General 100 plurality. II Republican gain OF : MOT
Iison Nep) for state Treasurer, 100 plurality hcaVy
majority against Constitutional Convention.
northampton County gives estimated Democratic
majority Of 5000, a gain OF 500.
Fees County gives 800 plurality for Wright
Dem.l. gain OF 30. The majority against ConSti-
tutonal Convention Is $1,000. Chester County votes
Overwhelmingly against the convention.
The proposition for holding Constitutional Conven
ton Is Overwhelmingly defeated
New-York tribune., 1891-11-04
HILLS OPINION OF THE RESULT.

Albany. y. v. Nov. 4.-tiovernor liill said at !
o'clock this morning. The result IS extremely crafty
Ing and the more SO because all Of big gains were
either In the country, else in districts where thero
was alleged dlsanecton, such Brooklyn and Eric
Comfy. 1t is vIncicaton OF the party and party
principles. The stuffed tiger was not In ID In the
country. evidenced by the increased Democratic
vote. aI particularly gratiied over the result In
my own city Of Elmra. The result also in the Sen
ats and Assembly districts is all We expected. II is a
night and a time for general rejoicing"
At 20, when the result was announced definitely
the Governor said 1T should be considered
great Democratic victory. presagins Democratic sue
cess In the Nation next year. The crushing defeat
which Mr.. Fassett received In his own city Of Ell
mp and In his county Of Chemung. Is particularly
significant Of the peoples dislike for his methods OF
campaigning and am especially proud that my own
county recorded its preference for Mr.. Flower EN-
phatically.'
New-York tribune., 1891-11-04
COLORADO.
UNDOUBTEDLY CARRIED BY THE REPUB
LICANS.

HELMS ELECTION TO THE CHIEF JCsTlCEShlf
CONCEDED.
Denver Col. Nov 3.-Partal returns from m.eeh
precincts in the county out of 13 give the straght
Republican ticket a majority of 500. Chairman '"c'
of the County Central Committee claims tilc cccuon
of the entire ticket By 600
No complete returns from outside towns nave oeeh
received but Helms election to be Chief Justice Of the
supreme Court is claimed by the chairman OF the stale
Republican Committee by over 1000. AT the Demo
cratic headquarters no estimates are made.
Reports received from various parts OF the state
indicate that the election passed off quietly. and In
many places mixed ticket was chosen. The count
ing Of the ballots will be slow, and account of the
great distance the precincts apart IL VIII be late
before returns Of definite character can be mad
There IS however no doubt Of the election Of Judge
Helm (Rep.) 10 the Chief Jusiceshp; and the propos
ton 10 bonded Indebtedness of SOoOOo 10
complete the state building has been carried.
New-York tribune., 1891-11-04
cONGRESSMEN ELECTED.

The elections in the two Congress districts in which
vacancies existed resulted In the choice OF the Tam
many candidates The Xth Congress District was car
rled by F. Is. spinola, the Tammany candidate last
year. by plurality OF 1896. Tie XIlth District.
which was represented by Roswell p Flower until he
resigned when nominated for Governor Is one OF the
strongest Democratic districts In the city. Mr..
Flowers plurality last year IL 973. and In 1898
was over $4,000. The Republican candidates this
year we're James j. Townsend in the Xth District
and william McMichael In the XIIth District. Tho
successful Tammany candidates were:
Xth District-W. Bourke Cochran.
XIIth D.strct-Joseph J. Little. ~
New-York tribune., 1891-11-04
PENNSYLVANIA.
TIE REPUBIICANS CARRY THE STATE.
GREGG's MAJORITY ESTIMATED AT 500OO-Mc

GREGG'S MAJORITY ESTIMATED AT 5o0O0-Mc-
CREARY ELECTED IN PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia, Nov. 4, a. m.-At this hour the
indications are that General David icAf. Gregg. Re
publ si1, for Auditor General, had defeated Robert
A. Wright Democrat. by 10000. For state TfcaS-
urer. Morrison. Republican, has AZ, 900 majority over
A. L. Tilden. Democrat
Philadelphia gave $4,000 majority for Gregg and
Morrison.
Derks County. the home of General Gregg. and a
Democratic stronghold. gave 5000 for Wright. Ale
gheny County in which Captain Morrison resides, gave
him $4,000 majority. Mr. Wright carried his own
county-Lehgh-by $500, whilst Tildcn lost Erie,
where he lives, By 500.
The lotly contested judicial fights in Allegheny,
Lancaster, TeIphln, Dauphin and Lebanon counties
served to bring out large vote. As most OF these
counties are Republican, the general effect was favor
able to that pary's State ticket though the Democrats
secured many votes for Wright and Tlden by trading
their local candidates
The City Treasurer of Philadelphia William Red
wood Wright Democrat. who appointed by Gov
ernor Pattison to succeed John Bardsey. was dc
feated by George d. McCcary. Republican, by 2OOOO,
and William 6. Shields. Republican was elected Regis
Ter OF wills OF Philadelphia over Theodore jenkins,
Democrat by $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1891-11-04
PRICE THREE CENTS.
TAMMANY WINS AGAIN.
THE WIGwAM ELECTS THE CANDIDATES
ON ITS LOCAL TICKET.

FLOWER LEADS FAssETT IN EVERY ASSEMBLY
DISTRICT IN THE CITY EXCEPT THE xITH.
BY the INSCRIPTIONS expenditure Of the largest
corruption fund that it has ever handled by the
Use of every device Of intimidation which the
Police Department and the Excise Department
could practice, well as by the actual purchase
Of votes on great scale Tammany Hall rolled up
a vote Of l45,00S in this city for it's pet candi-
date, Roswell p. Flower. Or Fassett got
s7,7Os votes here, thus making Flowers majority
Fassett 5s200. in lsss the vote for Mr.. Cleve
Land in this city was 162,73i. and General Harri-
son polled fO6,s13, making Cleveland's majority
over Harrison 55,S13. Flower ran ahead Of Fassett
in every Assembly District except the XIth. The
Republican voters Of the With. IXth, XIIIth
XIXth XXIst and XXIITd Assembly Districts did
not poll large numbers OF votes for Mr. Fassett
as they were expected to poll, and do not appear
to have done their full duty.
The Tammany candidate for Lieutenant-Gover-
nor, Mr.. Sheehsn, ran 1876 votes behind Mr..
Flower in this city.
Tammany has elected its candidates for judici-
AIRY officers and for Coroncrs
Following is the list of those elected as Judges
and Coroncrs
Judge OF the Supreme Court-George L. Ingrahsm.
Tam
Judge Of the Superior Court-H A. GiIdersleeve,
Tam.
Judge OF the Common Pleas Court-Roger a.
Pryor, TAM
Judges Of the City Court-simon NJ. Enrich, Tam,
and John 1ienry Mccarthy, Tam
Coroners-Ferdinand Levy. Tam, John B. Shea,
Tam, and Louis W. Schultzc, Tam.
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New-York tribune., 1891-11-04
RETURNS FROM CITIES AND COUNTIES.

Columbus Ohio Nov. 3 (special)-The First Ward
Of Canton shows gain OF %. Three precincts In Day
ton give Mckinley a gain Of 20. One township in Co
lumbana County gives gain Of AZ and four precincts
In Medina County give gain Of 1GO These gains. IL
continued over the state. will give Major Mckinley a
majority OF nom 20 900 TO 10000
Scattering returns from Eastern Ohio show gains for
the Republican ticket last year Jefferson Ash
tsbua County, giving Mckinley a gain of 20 one
precinct In Steubenvile gain Of 9, and ward in
Bel!arc gain Of Al.
Elghty-one precincts outside OF Cincinnati give Nc
Kiney 1O.492, Campbell 1891. Eighteen precincts In
Cincinnati give Mckinley 2752, Campbell $3.50.
The first three Northern Ohio precincts show net
Republican gain OF TO-
Fifty seven precincts in Ohio outside Of Cincinnati
give Mckinley 7.4e3, Campbell 5.s23, Ashenhurst
436. seitz 135. Same In lS9O-Ryan s0ss. Cromley
1884, Lockwood 545, Curtis /. Net Republican gain,
156. .. 3D..
Three precincts out of nine In the city OF Mansfield
give Campbell go, Mckinley 40S; net Republican
gain, 60.
Early returns from Franklin County show gains for
Major Mckinley last years VOTE three precincts
giving him a total gain OF 80. This indicates a loss
fer Campbell in this county Of from 400 to 500.
Returns far from various parts Of the state
show continued gains for the Republican ticket. In
ward In Wapakonea In the strong Democratic
county Of Auglaise Major Mckinley gains So, and
In Dclnison, 1uscarawaS County, also strongly Dem
Ooritc, he gains CO. In one township complete, in
Belmont County, the Republican gain is "A.
Two hundred @'d ten precincts outside of Cincin-
natl show net Republican gain OF 1 .023
New-York tribune., 1891-11-04
A HUGE VOTE AND A SLOW COUNT.

~
Boston, Nov. (Special). Never before since the
telegraph came into Use has there been so much
delay in getting election returns as was expert
cpced tonight. For several years 1t has peen
possible before midnight to determine the srahu
result in GuDcrnatoral elections An amendmeh'
to the Australian ballot law, which went ih'o
effect this year for the first time, provided tiat
the vote should be counted twice before IL was
declared. The result was that up to midnight
only about one fourth of the State had been hcafa
from. This delay was peculiarly unfortunate
this wear on account OF the narrow marg
for either PARTY. Early in the evening, when re-
ports received from many of the precincts OF Dos
ton demonstrated that Russell was holding his
own and in some instances making gains, the re-
port spread that Russell was reelected The result
in Boston shows that Russell's gain has not Deeh
SO heavy as was at first reported. The vote In
the State is much larger than usual Both par
ties have made strenuous efforts to get as nearly
as possible full vote
New-York tribune., 1891-11-04
NEBRASKA.
REPUBLICAN GAINS REPORTED.

THE RETURNS COME IL SLOWLY AND THE RE
SUIT IN DOUBT.
Lincoln. Ncb Nov. 3.-Meagre returns indicate that
Fost Glep). for Supreme Court Judge, is receiving II
majority OF the Democratic votes, and Will 60 out OF
the county with nearly 900 plurality over Edgerton.
Ind. This would be Republican gain over that of
Richards lepD. for Governor, In 1889. Few returns
have been received from the state but what are
now in would Indicate that Post is running slightly
ahead Of his ticket
Omaha. Neb., Nov. Blowing TO poor wires returns
are slow. Edgarton undJ. for supreme Court
Justice is gaining over his party vote. Eight pre-
cincts OF Omaha give Berries (Rep) for Mayor 600
majority, with Indications that he has carried the city
by from 1000 to $500.
The conditions in this state have been peculiar
Csufiuued on Sec oud PAGE.
New-York tribune., 1891-11-04
RETURNS FROM THE CITIES AND TOWNS.

Boston, Nov. 3.-Nincty towns give Allen lRcpJ
141s1 for Governor; Russell (Dcm.). 1o,'"o; klmbah
Prol, s23 vim QcOplesl, a3; Robinson (soc
Labor Il. The same towns last year gave Brackett
(Rcp) II SIS Russell DEM, 0,3l1 Blackmer (ffo
1,5sl. This is net Republican gain OF oo4.
Boston, Nov. 3.-One hundred and twenty-five towns
in Massachusetts, give Allen 2I,2s2 Russell 1921
Tho same towns last year gave rackett 1873, Rus
sell 14i75 a net Republican gain OF 1.31'I;
Roston Nov 3.--Returns from 106 precincts out OF
.Oj in Eoston give Allen 2l;719; kussell, 3o,31i
Russe's plurality, 1882. This Is IA more thah MS
entire plurality in Boston last year - o.. -.
One hundred towns out of :Ij3 In the state give
MIen 1880: Russell, IL ,7s3 Republican net gain
1,12o. ~ .--. - oo- -.
cincts dve Russell 35,580, Allen 22,53s husseiPs
Returns at midnight from nnety-nine towns and and
New Bedfosd City give Alien 2l12s, Russeii log.e,
KImb,lI o57 Winn 1914. The same towns last wear
gave Brackett IS o34. Russell 1852. Backmer ."4l'
Net Republican gain 85l. ,.- ,,o -, ,,o O,vo
IIalf the towns Of Massachusetts, 163 OF 323. give
Allen % $40 Russell. 81 033. The same towns E,SI
wear gave Brackctt 23.216 Russell 1897, net kc
nublican gain OF ,6js. No city Is yet heard from
complete At this rate Aliens net gain in towns VIII
reach $500.
New-York tribune., 1891-11-04
AssEMDlYMEy pRoaApIy r1EcrrD

Several changes took place IN the city's representa-
ton In the Assembly The With and XIth Districts lost
by the Republicans last year redeemed This year
Alfrod Il. Consling and William y. loag the new
Assemblymen from those districts The election Of
James l.. Wells, In the XXlNth District Is also a gain
over last year. Mr.. Wells. though strong Repubt-
can, was also supported BY Independent organizations
The With District was had been feared. lost "a
tho Republicans by local dsscnsions. The result In
tho XXfst District doubtful until q late hour
There Is apparently net gain Of one Assembymau 4
New-York tribune., 1891-11-04

OVERCOME BY A LAVISH USE OF MONEY-CON-
FIDENT THE REPUBLICAN CAUSE WILL
TRIUMPH EVENTUALLY.
Elmra, y. Y, Nov 3 (SpeciaD.-Jacob Sloat
Fassett spent most of the afternoon and evening 1T
his residence, and from time 10 time was apprised
Of the election situation
in an interview tonight Ire said he was aware
during the afternoon that his own county
was going against him, owing TO the
prodgal expenditure OF money and that
the same means employed throughout
the State to compass the defeat of the Republi-
cans. However, he had hoped that there were
sufficient numbers of good men to pull tie ticket
through. lie ia good health ana
spirits and satisfied with thc
good run made under the circumstances. Ills
Rcpublicansm irmnr if that were possible.
now than ever before. He beliyes that th peo-
pie will the wisdom of adopting his position.
and that thc principles for which he fought will
ultimately triumph.
New-York tribune., 1891-11-04
MA YLAND.
THE USUAL DEMOCRATIC VICTORY.
BROWN ELECTED GOVERNOR BY ABOUT 1900
MAJoRITY-THE DEMOCRATS WIN

IN BALTIMORE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TBfBUSE.I

lBr TELEGRAPH TO The ThfBUNEl
Baltimore, Nov. 3-Repubican apathy and dScon
tent responsible for the victory gained in the state
to-day by the Democrats The factional quarels dur
ing the last year had aienated some OF the best
workers, and the campaign was begun in half
hearted way with small campaign fund to contend
against the almost unlimited doodle OF the Demo
Gratis, and a well oiled machine. directed dEder the
personal supervision Of senator German for the first
time in many years.
The Republicans have made gains In the
lower counties on the Eastern Shore. and have car
ricd Ale cghany and Frederick, and probably Garrett
but Brown will carry the state by about 1900 ma
jority and the Legislature, which will elect sue
cesso: To senator German and ill the vacancy
caused by the death OF Senator Wilson. VIII be Demo
cratic on Joint laliOt.
In the city the Democratic ticket Is elected. The
election was quiet but the Independents and Repub
leans charge fraud Oh the usual scale.
New-York tribune., 1891-11-04
SENATOR SHERMAN SURE OF THE RESULT.

Mansfield, Ohio. Nov. 3.-In an interview senator
sherman tonight said 1t is glorious victory.
have TO believe that Mckinley has been elected
by 1900 plurality, and that the Legislature IS
safely Republican. The result whatever it may he.
will have important influence on future canvasses
and elections The two issues, free coinage and a
Protective Tariff, never before presented dis
tnctly to the people Of State they have been to
the people OF Ohio. As to the tariff, the issue
fairly made and met. As to free coinage of silver. IT
was clearly made Issue by the Democratic Con-
venton, but Campbell and nearly all the Democratic
speakers shrunk from II. The new ballot system has
bcel tried with many misglvDgs in both parties but
the experiment successful, and l believe it has
come to STAY,
New-York tribune., 1891-11-04
MR.. MCKINLEY. Y

MR.. MCKINLEY VOTED THE STRAIGHT TICKET.
Toledo. Nov. IA dispatch To "The Blade" from
Canton, Ohio says that early this morning Major
Mckinley left his residence. and IN company with
friend walked to the polls in Precinct b. First Ward.
to vo,e. lie was heartily ehcered by those on the
street as he walked into the booth. He voted
straight ticket and found difficulty with the in
tricacies Of the Australian ballot.
New-York tribune., 1891-11-04
ALDERMEN pRonABLy ELECTED

The next Poard Of Aldermen will be- the present
one IS, entirely under the control Of Tammany Hail.
There have been few Republican gains, but noS
enough 10 affect The selection OF committees TO have
any great influence city legislation. The canddr
dates probably elected to the new Board are
District
l. Cornelius Flynn, T.
H. Nicholas L. Brown T.
Ill Patrick j. 0'Belrne, ].
". Andrew A. NOonan, T.
V. Patrick j. RIDER, I. and y. Y. D..
VI. William Clancy 7. and n. Y. d.
VII Whitfield Van Cott Rep.
VIII Charles Smith, T.
TX. Abb iaham Mead. I. and y. Y. n
x joseph Martu, T. and " Y. ID.
XI. George b. Morris, Rep.
XII. william TAFT. T. and n. Y. d.
XIII. James \. Cowie, Rep
XIV. Charles J. Smith, T.
XIV. Frank Rogers. t.
XVI. william II. Murphy, 7.
XVII Peter J. Dooling, I. and y. Y. n
XVIII Jacob G. wund, 4. aid n. Y. d.
XIX. Horatio S. Harris 7.
Xxx David j. Roche. 4. and N Y. d.
XXI. Roin NJ. Morgan, r.
XXI. Harry c. Hart. L.
XIII. Samuel II. Bailey, T.
Twenty.thiid Ward. Henry l.. School, Rep, Citi1en
and c. d.
Twenty.fourh Ward. William H. Scbott, Rep, Citizens
and q. d.
New-York tribune., 1891-11-04
COr-NT1NG SLOWLY IN CINCINNATI.

Cincinnati, Nov. (Special).-At p. m. only four
precincts out OF 26l in Hamilton County have been
returned 70 the Board of Elections. These indicate
a Republican gain OF 73 over the vote cast last fall
when a Republican plurality OF $500 was given for
Ryan for Secretary Of State The great delay is due to
the lack of familiarity Of election judges with tho
Australian ballot. Many the fine points that the
board called upon to decide II is believed that the
vote will be 5000 short Of the registration, which
about 648O0 and IL Is estimated thai 75 per cent Of
the shortage will come from the Democracy.
New-York tribune., 1891-11-04
REPUBLICAN LEGISLATIVE GAINS.

Columbus, Ohio, Nov. BIN Hancock County the
Republican ticket is elected 4. Conley Rcp) is
elected to the Legislature beyond any doubt Paud!ng
County ssd elects the Republican Representative. This
is a gRn OF two Representatives.
New-York tribune., 1891-11-04
NOVEMBER a, ls9l-TWELVE PAGES

ably elected Assembyman in the Ist District Meaerc
returns show that vedder Republican. for state sen
ntor, has fallen far behind and may be defested
Fassett carries jamestown by ZOO and yedder loses
il by 1J7.
New-York tribune., 1891-11-04

though some dissatisfaction was felt at first at
the slowness with which the work Of counting
was experienced in the main by voters in
preparing their tickets. and in no case were
any blocks at the polls reported due either to in
tcnhonal or unavoidable delays in the voting
boo tbs. large vote was cast all over the State,
TO the general satisfaction OF the voters themselves
and the election officers and it is not likely that
any effort will be made next winter to repeal or
amend il materially
., Returns from 21O precincts outside of Hamilton
County cut down the net Republican gain con-
sidcrably reducing it to 5l3 or an average of two
and one half votes to q precinct. These figures
indicated plurality Of 5000 or under. Just
after this bulletin had been posted. dispatch
Governor Campbell coneeded the election Of
Mckinley by $4,000 plurality.
New-York tribune., 1891-11-04
THs FULL VOTE OF PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia Nov. 3.-This city complete gives Gregg
(RepJ. for AuditorGeneNl, 1o2,I3o; Wright tDem)'
1865 Republican majority 2s,5o5 McCreary lSepJ'
for Treasurer, 20,095 majority.
New-York tribune., 1891-11-04
SENATOR VEDDER IN PERIL.

jamestown, Nov. 3.-Election returns Indicate that
Fassctt has carried Chautauqua County by about i3OO
Il. +. Woodbury. Republican, Is elected Assembyman
in the Ist District, and also the entire Republican
county ticket Walter c. Clifford Republican. is prob
New-York tribune., 1891-11-04
PARTICULARS OF THE RESULT.

below given special dispatches to The Editor OF
Tribune from the best Informed politicians, editors
and others, in their respective localitles)
New-York tribune., 1891-11-04
p,,r1,cAy DEFEAT CONCEDED.

REPUBLICAN DEFEAT CONCEDED.
Boston. Nov. g." The Journal tRcp) cohcedes il'e
rc election OF Russell Dcm) by LOO plurality The
Republicans probably elect all the oiher STATE occls'
New-York tribune., 1891-11-04
PLURALITIES BY COUNTIES.

Complete returns or careful estimates from tlc
various counties of the State are given herewith.
They show a plurality for Flower of over $4,000
New-York tribune., 1891-11-04

Boston, Nov. Ex-Governor Russell sent the 1oi-
lowing message this evening to Chairman Mur-
ply, at Troy. n. Y: Enormous vote. PROBABLY
elected by 5000 majority Later returns con-
firm this belief. "The Journal" and Au'er-
tiser' Rep concede Russels election py o'ooo
plurality.
New-York tribune., 1891-11-04

PREDICTING THAT FORAKER WILL BE SENATOR.
Cincinnati, Ohio. Nov. tSpccal).-Ohlo has $4,000
Republican plurality. The Legislature will be Re
publican, and Ex-Governor Foraker will be the next
United States Senator from Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1891-11-04
MASSACHUSETTS.
GOVERNOR RUSSELL REELECTED.

HIS PLURALITY PROBABLY REDUCED To o'oVo-
TIE REST OF THE STATE OFFICERS
REPUBLICAN,.
New-York tribune., 1891-11-04

VOTE FOR GOVERNOR IN NEw.YoRK CITY.
New-York tribune., 1891-11-04

TILE SENATE REPUBLICAN, BY SMALL MAJol''
ITY-THE ASSEMBLY DEMoCRATIc-A FALL
New-York tribune., 1891-11-04
STATE SENATOR'S ELECTED.

Totals. 50. 7e2 l4s.Os2 ss.lI2 l4eOSl -.
New-York tribune., 1891-11-04
MR.. FASSETT IN DEFEAT.

'otas s... 52,o76 sG,6o5 1888 9s56i 66'693 S'22o
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