New-York tribune., 1891-11-04
McKINLEY WINS IN OHIO.
HIS PLURALITY OVER 1000.

,ryrBxcAN GAINS IN THE OHIO LEGISLATURE
FLOWER HAS OVER $4,000 PLURALITY IN
yEw.YoRK PENNSYLVANIA REPUDLI-
CAN BY OVER $4,000 PLURALITY
MASSACHUSETTS, CLOSES
DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY
IN THE NEwJERsEY
LEGISLATURE.
TIL. election in New-York State yesterday re-
.u,,ed in the election of Roswell 7. Flower for
Governor by'a Democratic plurality of over 10000
,.o,e. The State Senate is Republican by small
,,.iority. but the Assembly is Democratic by
,hout the same majority as last year.
partial returns from Ohio indicate the election
=, Major Mckinley for Governor by $4,000 plu-
,ay,v The Republican legislative ticket was also
.l.c,ed nsuring the choice Of Republican as
Senator The Democrats concedc Republican
a,rrsl,tv Of l 5000, and acknowledge that the Re
nuhcans have carried the Legislature.
In Pennsylvania, the Democrats concede the
.,..,;on Of David Mem. Gregg lRep) for Auditor
o,neral by about $4,000 plurality.
In Massachusetts, the Democrats have reelected
coyernor Russell By reduced plurality, estimated
=. trom !. 500 TO 5000. The other State oiicers
are Republican
In Iowa an estimate at a late hour from
gathering returns throughout the State Indicated
,hs reelection of Governor Boies DEM by re-
duced plurality As the polls did not close until
On m. the returns were exceedingly meagre
In South Dakota John l.. Jolley (Rep.l has
nrobably been elected TO Congress.
In virginia the Democrats, being practically
unopposed, elected nearly all their candidates for
the State Legislature
There was no opposition to the Democratic can
dldates for Railroad Commissioners in Mississippi,
the negroes remaining away from the polls.
In Kansas, the Republicans made large gains
OYER the Peoples party, the fight being clearly
defined between the two.
Maryland, as usual, went Democratic, and Frank
Brown DEM, has been elected to the Governor
ship BY about 1000 plurality.
The only office of Importance to be filed in
Colorado was that of Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court, and the election of Judge llelm the Repub-
iean candidate, is conceded.
In Nebraska after hot campaign, the vote was
light The returns come in slowly, and the re-
suit is in douot.
c. f. Belknap is elected to Congress from the
Vth District of Michigan, in place of Melbourne
II Ford, deceased, by estimated majority of
700 to 500. Last year the Democrats carried
the district by 2,29s majority.
In the Id New.ioIk Congress District incom-
plete returns indicate the election of Alfred G..
Chaplin, Democrat, TO succeed ID. A. Body, Demo
crat, resigned. by about 4.5oo plurality. Last
year Mr. Boodys plurality was 65s1.
In the Xth New-York District complete returns
show that w Bourke Cochran, Tammany, is
elected to Congress- in place Of General Francis b.
Spinola, deceased, by plurality Of 500 over
James Il. Townsend, Republican, and major
ity of 4,657 over all three competitors. Last
year the Democratic plurality was $500; Re
publican gain this year of 3.5I7.
In the XIIth District, Of New-York, Joseph }.
Little is elected TO Congress in place of Roswell
r. Flower, by s,546 plurality; Republican gain
NJ .aaAo- 80 ~. .fa-s. "f. fs~
General y. Martin Curtis, Republican, is GER
tainly elected to Congress from the XXIId District
Of New-York, in succession to Leslie W. Russell
Republican. resigned
In the lid Congress District of South Da-
kota, John l.. Jolley, Republican, is elected TO
succeed John r. Gamble, deceased. also q Repub
ican.
The House Of Representatives of the Lid Con-
gress will be composed of ss Republicans,
237 Democrats and Z Farmers Alliance men,
giving the Democrats majority OF 142. and
placing the Republicans in minority Of Sc.