The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05
t1'FIne Weather and Consequently Heavy
Is Vote in the Metropolis and the En-
I'd pire.

New YORK, November 3.-Midnight
Roswell P. Flower was elected to-day
as Governor of New York to succeed
David B. Hill. His plurality is esti-
mated between $4,000 and 24,OO0. Fas-
sett didn't carry Elmira, his own city,
Flower beating him there by 5i votes.
This city gave Flower $1,000 plurality,
and Brooklyn gave him $4,000. Re
turns received from districts outside oi
New York and Kings counties indicate
that Fassett was meeting Folger's fate.
In jefferson, Clifton, Essex, Mont
go1nery and Wyoming counties he was
far behind the vote cast for Miller.
Flowers gains on the increased vote
were ahead of Hills. The full vote OF
Hornellsville, which is Fassett's Sena-
torial district, shows Democratic gain
of 50. Watertown's four wards show
a gain of 500 for Flower.
The vote in this city to-day was very
light. Flower will take to Harlem
River perhaps $4,000 plurality. 1t is
doubtful if Fassett will bring down more
than $4,000 to meet it. The Democrats
are gazing mblymen in the State.
Sheehan is not doing as well as Flower,
but his election is assured. AT ~
o'clock Governor Hill sent a telegram
to Police Commissioner Martll, claim nS
the State for Flower by 10000 plurality
Flower carries the Republican Sth dis
trict by 800. Flowers own estimate
of his majority in the State is 23,00O.
The districts so far outside Of the city
give Flower -, 324, Fassett l2S, 10.
These districts iu 1883 gave Hill l35,-
6l5, Miller los, 6ll;22 ,2G9 districts Tot yet
heard from, in 1888 gave Hill 263, 463'
Miller 29S, ,5o3.
RUSSELL is ALL RIGHT.
BosToS, Mass, November 3.-Mid-
night Returns from fifty country
towns show net Republican gain OF
7OS, or II per town over last year. On
this basis the Republican gain in the
353 towns of the State would be 1, 942.
Last wear Governor Russell's plurality
in the State was 9,O53. Indications Sc
far from the large cities are that be has
held his pluralties of list year and
that he is elected by at least 1000 plu-
rality. The balance Of the Republican
State ticket is undoubtedly elected.
AS returns of only fifty towns are no"
in, it is utterly impossible tc give any
idea of the complexion OF the Leglsla'
ture.
MCKINLEY ELECTED.
CINCINNATI, OHIO, Novem Der s.
Midnignt-McKinley is elected by al
least 10000. The Lincoln Club, OF Cln'
cinuati, estimates McKiuley's plurality
in Hamilton County at G,5O0, and IN
the State from 5000 to 10000. The
Lincoln Club'sestimate was made al
10 o'clock and is based on returns from
1872 precincts outside of Chaclnnati s'nc
on so precincts in Cincinnat1:~~lne nese
snow Republican loss in liamllte9e
County and Democratic loss III tie
rest of the State. EN-Governor For
aker, who is in the city watching the
returns with interest, estimates the
plurality for Mckinley in Ohio at l5,-
900.
The streets are already filled with re-
ioicing men. Democrats are wild over
the news from New York and Repub'
licans jubilant over their progress IN
Ohio.
REPUBLICANS WIN.
PHILADELPHIA, November 4
l a. ,1u.-rhe city of Philadelphia with
one ward still to hear from gives Gregg,
Rep for Auditor General, IS, $50 plu'
rality. Forty-two counties out of sixty
six in the State, exclusive of Phlladel'
nhia give Gregg q, 4,693 plurality. ALE
ghany gave the largest plurality, over
14OOO, or 5000 gain. Morrison, (Rep.,
for State Treasurer, runs about even
with Gregg. Gregg now has s., 1913 plu
rality, which will be materially III
creased. McCreary, for city treasurer,
1000 majority.
DEMOCRATS ALL RIGHT.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, November s.
Midnlght-Ata late hour tonight only
comparatively few precincts have beer
reported. These show slight RepuOll
can gains, but not enough to overcome
Boies's majority of $500 in 1889. The
result is very close.
VICTORY IN NEW JERSY.
TRENTON, November 3.-The Demo
Gratis will have a majority in both
branches of the Legislature. At the
political headquarters of the Democrat:
here the claim is made that the Demo
cratic Senators have been elected II
Hudson, Hunterdon, MiddleseX anC
Sussex counties. The Democrats
claim to have elected forty Assembly
men in the State.
VIRGINIA IS ALL RIGHT.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov 3.-Abou'
three-fourths of the State has beei
heard from, which shows that 10 Sena
toriai districts have elected Democrats
with districts to hear from. This will
10 Democrats who hold over makes the
Senate stand IS Democrats to l Repub
,ican, who holds over. In siXty-tive
cities and counties heard from the De-
mocrats elect every candidate save Nc
Candlish, Of MiddleseX County, who Is
defeated by Bland, Independent ALI
ance candidate. The Democrats viii
have more than two-thirds majority IL
the next Legislature.
Prince Edward County votes soliC
for the Democratic Senator and elect:
the member to the lower house by a
majority Of about $50, gain of ovel
200.
Edwards, Alliance Democrat, was
elected without opposition from Smyth
and Bland counties.
THEIR REPUBLICAN FIRST LOVE.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, November 3
Dispatches received from all parts OF
Kansas where elections were being
held to-day show that an orderly ard
closely contested election is in progress.
Perhaps never in the history Of the
State has the situation been more COM
plicated. Republicans are thoroughly
aroused and fighting the Peoples party
hard. While there are no State officers
to be elected, yet in judicial districts
and the counties party lines are closely
defined, and the fight is waged on gen.
eral principles Of the Peoples party
and the Republican doctrines. The
Democrats have no hope Of success ex-
cept where they have fused with the
Peoples party, and the contest with
them is more for organization than
office.
HARRISON DECLINES
His Work Too Great to Allow Him to Go to
Aupusta