Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1891-11-05
THREE OF THE FOUR.
OHIO REMAINS Welded TO HER
IDOLS,
hut New York. Massachusetts,.
and Iowa Are in the Demo-
cratic Lines.

Tuesdays elections Is most assur
eddy gratifying to the Democrats.
Winning a victory in New York,
Iowa and Massachusetts,. all in one
lay, ought to apfease the most raw
enous appetite of the most craving
Democrat. 1t is true Ohio would
have been a gratifying addition TO
the bill OF fare, but we are not hogs.
The following is a lis: OF the Sac
elections held Tuesday:
Iowa elects S.a'e officers and Leg.
islsture.
Maryland elects State officers and
Legislature. and votes on six cons,i-
tutional amendments.
Massachusetts, elected State off j.
GERS and Legislature.
Mississippi elects three Railway
Commissioners and Legislature.
Nebraska elects Associate Justice.
of the Supreme Court and two re-
gents of the State University.
New Jersey elects parts of its Leg
islature.
New YorF elects State officers,
Legislature, two Supreme Court
Justices and Representative in the
Tenth Congressional district.
OHIO elects State officers, Legisla-
ture end votes on amendment to
Constitution providing for uniform
taxation.
Pennsylvania elects Treasurer and
Attorney General, and votes on
Con stitutional Convention and elects
delegates to same.
Virginia elects hal its Legislature
NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-The battle
at the polls began at 6 o'clock this
morning and did not cease until the
stroke OF four this afternoon. New
York and Kings county gives
Flower, Democratic candidate fol
Governor, $4,000 majority.
8 .. m.-Oue thousaLd SIX hun.
dred and nineteen election districts
in New York STATE, outside Of New
York and Kings counties. give
Flower 1856; Fassett. 100, 900
The same districts in 1888 gave
Hill 197,82&, Miller 242,279. The
1,735 districts Outside New York
and Kings), not yet heard from
gave, in 1888, Hill POI, 254; Miller
220.9l5. Miller thus had In these
districts a plurality of 1861.
In case Fassett should have thu,
same plurality in the districts YET
to hear from, his total plurality out.
side New York and Kings coun,
ties would be 1885. Flower.
plurSli y IN New York CITY beng
5000. and in Kings county
soout 10000, 1t would thus appea,
probable that Mr.. Flowers majority
ould BIZ somewhat over 10000.
OHIO.
CINCINNATI. o., Nov 3.-The
electoa to-day was one Of the mos,
quiet, orderly, business like and sat
is'sctory ever held in Cincinr a 4
since the good old times when every
body knew everybody else and al
we're honest. The new election Law
based on the Australian system was
tried for the first time. The election
d.y was entirely free from disorder
At midnight Gov. Campbell con-
codes the election Of Mckinley by
Is, 900 plurality.
Chairman Hahn, Of the Republi-
can State Committee, at 1:45 a. m,
claims the State by from $4,000 to
n 900, and the General Assembly
Dy from 81 to 80 on on Joint ballot.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BosroS, Nov. Sup to midnight
'eturns have been received from 100
owns, and the indications are tina,
Russell, Democrat, is ele,sed Gov
rnor BY 5000 majority. The Jour |
al AKA Advertiser, both Republican.
9th comedies Russel's election, but
lace his plurality at 5000.
IOWA.
DIES MONIES, Nov. 3.-At2o'clock
ais morning the Republican Com
littee have closed headquarters and
,ne home. Reports received at
'-mocratic headquarters continue to
low Democratic gains, and indicate
majority for Gov. Poles Of from
900 to 10000.
VIRGINIA. Ii
RIcnNoND, Nov. 18th: Demo {