The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-09

NEW YORK. nov. S-The hsralo oui-
,etin saws the ind. cations arc that weaver
tas carried Cole RADIO and oregon. nc
figures eiven. tho Ugh. and none we, re-
ceIved by any of the press aSsoclatiohs
The Herald also claims that Nie'e'a"u
,,rnhahIv carries Washington.
,rho suns bulletin says New York and
vtnss counties give Cleveland over 10o.OO(
co election districts in New York city
.,,.n cleveland. l50.9l0; Harrison. @,4S9
A. this ratio Clcveland's plurality In the
CITY Will be 1000
oaa districts-Cleveland. lI.H4; Harri-
son. S66lI. The Herald claims Cleveland
carries New York State by 5000 majority.
ots districts outside of New York and
BrookIyn give Cleveland. 2S,22o; Harrison
~ as7. The same in 1883 gave Cleveland
SO.555; Harrison. 1868
go election districts in the city give
Cleveland. l5s. 80: Harrison. 8f5-
ALBANY. N. Y, Nov. s.--The city OF
Albany complete gives Cleveland, H'SZ''
Harrison, $3.50.
CHICAGO. Nov. S.-A private message
from Daniel S. Lamont 10 Mr.. James w.
Scott. OF the Herald, says: cleveland
carries New York State by a good ma
Jority."
JAMESTOWN. N. T.. Nov. S.-Returns
40 far received show Democratic gains
tbrorehtout Chautauqva and indicate that
Harrison's plurality VIII not De over
$500. A Democratic gain or over Soc
NEW YORK. Nov S.-New YORK state,
Is7 districts outside OF Ne" YORK ana
Brooklyn. give Cleveland 2l'oof, iidi i -,
son. 6614s Same districts in 49, gave
cleveland. Is. 4s2: Harrison. 1908.
the City Press Association says Cleve-
land IS nov sure Of 1856 out OF 223 cleo
toral votes. necessary to choise. rms
includes the vote Of New York and New
Jersey. and the $50 electoral votes OF inc
South. -. c,o t.
Brooklyn give Cleveland, 1906 Harrl-
New York state. go districts outside
New York and Brooklyn give Cleveland
73.M1; Harrison. 1924. In 1885, CIeVe-
land, 1892 Harrison. @'5N. ar -,
$50 election districts out OF LIZ give
FOR Mayor-Gilroy. 12O,109; Elinstein'
90 election districts in New York give
Cleveland. 159,S9S; Harrison, SS,1SZ'
BROOKLYN. Nov $50 districts out
Of n total Of 647 give Cleveland S8,SOl; Har-
NEW YORK. Nov. S-1.1OO election dis
fr,cts out OF 1877 in New York city give
Cleveland, 1857; Harrison, 95,O57.
1870 p. M.-Returns now show the fol-
lowing result in the vote for congressman
I'm New York State: Democrats elected
Fl: Republicans. 13. Democratic loss, T.
NEW YORK Nov. S.--The World claims
New York. Indiana. Illinois, Connect
cut. New Jersey and votes In Michigan
for Cleveland.
New York city complete gives Cleve-
land 174SSj: Harrison, $3.50. Cleveland
majority. 1925.
one thousand three hundred and twelve
districts outside OF New York and Brook
lyn give Cleveland 1924; Harrison, 49,
07S.
The World claims Cleveland elected
President
ALBANY. N. Y. Nov. S.-Governor
Flower. Senator Hill and Attorney-Gen-
erai Rosendale we're at the executive
chamber tonight TO hear the returns. BY
50 o'clock at least 500 special dispatches
had been received. and at that hour. both
Senator Hill and Governor Flower said
they had no doubt as TO the election OF
Cleveland TO the presidency.
NEW YORK, Nov. S.-With 30 election
districts missing Cleveland has Hi.SS5;
Harrison, 99,7S5. Cleveland's majority,
1900.
ALBANY. N. Y. Nov. S.-Governor
Flower claims the State for Cleveland by
over 10000
BROOKLYN. Nov. S.-Returns from
Queens county indicate Cleveland's ma
tority not over 1000. Suffolk county will
give Harrison about 800 majority.
NEW YORK, Nov. S.-The Democrats
have carried New York State by SS,13l ma
jority.
NEW YORK, Nov. S-The full returns
from all the Assembly districts in New
York city give GilrOy for Mayor 1858;
Einstein. 97,964 Gilroy's plurality 1854.
ALABAMA.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Nov. S.-The
citizens OF this State voted for presi-
Dental electors and congressman.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, Nov. 8.-All re-
ports received here show that the cleo
ton went off quietly throughout the
State. Cleveland has carried the State,
as reports thus far indicate by a three
times greater majOrity than did Governor
Jones at the State election in August.
Hardly any doubt exists that the Demo
Gratis have elected out of congressman,
the Fifth district being alone in doubt.
Chairman Bowman. Of the Fusion com
mittee. said: Il have had no advices, and
am unable TO express any opinion on the
results"
Bets are being offered that Alabama
gives Cleveland $4,000 majority and elects
a solid Democratic delegation to Congress.
Such bets find no takers. Latest returns
show that Denison Oem) is elected in
the Seventh district over Wood Qusion-
istN. This was the doubtful district.
Birmingham gives a Democratic ma
jority of 1900. According to the latest
advices II. II. Clark Oem) is elected
over Mason QFusiOnisO in the Fifth dis
trict. The large Democratic majority Of
Mareng and Mobile counties more than
overcome the Alliance vote in the smaller
counties Of the district such as Choctaw
and Washington. where its voting popu-
lation is comparatively small
In the Second district, now represented
by Hillary A. Herbert, BaltZcll, editor OF
the Alliance Herald, Fusi,n candidate
is defeated by Jesse f. Stallings Dem)
which is surprising. considering that out
of seven counties composing the district
five went anti-Democratic in the August
election.
In the Third district Colonel oates is
reelected He was opposed by rate
QcusionisO. who was unable TO control
the Alliance vote, IN which consisted the
only hope of defeating Oates.
Robins ,Dem9. in the Fourth district
s. elected over Langshore FusionlsD' ana
the straightout Republican candidate, eX-
District Attorney Craig.
In the Fifth district every indication
at first pointed TO the defeat Of COBB the
present incumbent, by Wheatley Fusion-
isO. The district was Overwhelmingly
Democratic, as proven by the Au-
gust vote I'm the State election, but IL is
how said that Cobb has pulled through.
In the Sixth. Bankhead Dem) is re-
elected The Fusonists were strong in
this district, but Bankhead ran ahead Of
his party, and succeeded in dividing the