New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-09
NE W-JERSEY.
TT GIVES IT'S VOTE TO CLEVELAND.
KEAS MAKES CLOSE FIGHT FOR GOVERNOR

KEAN MAKES A CLOSE FIGHT FOR GOV ERNoR-
CoNGREssMEN IN DOUBT.
As the polls in Scw.Icrscy kept open until 7
O'clock ard nearly all the di,tcts had been changed
by Democratic gerrymandcrns returns came IN slowly
1t midnight It looked x Cleveland had carried the
State by about c.GO0, ani that the Republicans wouia
elect Kean by q narrow plurality Nr. Kean HIM
self claimed his election by LOCO pu-
raty. TIC Legislature IS probably Democratic
In the senate twelve Democrats hold over
and only one Republican,. Returns Indicate that
the Democrats have elected three and the Republicans
FIVE Senators the Republicans gaining one Morris
County. The House VIII probabl. be Democratic
by about 81 70 -, giving the Democrats majority
on JOINT ballot but later returns may reduce this
The following the Senators ana AssemDHmeh
probably elected: ,cnate-Nlantic. Samuel ID. IIo
man (RepD; Bergen. Henry D. which, lDein'''
Cumberland, Edward Stokes RepD; HUDSON. william
DAILY Dem1; Mercer William A. skirm NcpD;
Monmouth Henry ). Terhune Dom.); Norris
Melvin ID. Condit (Ecp); Ocean, George o.
smith GcpJ ACCOMPLISHMENTS CoGh'y' ri'tTlca y.
Lake ,icpJ; Bergen, Ist District, s. L. H. wright
Dem.)l I'D District, W. G. Mckenzie 'NepJ; burhhs-
tn, Ist hi rlct Howard f.. Packer tDcmJ, Ia DIS
trict, Michigan, y. Matlock RcpJ; Camden 1t Us
rIct Clayton stafford tRcD); I'D District, George W
Henry DemJ: lid District. william j. Thompson
(Dpm.); Cape May. Edmund l.. Ross (RcpD, SumDer-
land, LIST District, ". II. laAtcr; lId DISTRICT ~ ~
Glaspcll nlcpJ, Essex ist District, William liarri-
gan (DcmJ lid District John l.. Armitagc (Dcm' lila
District Joseph Z. Clark Dem.); WITH DISTRICT joseph
". Byrne (DemJ; Nih District, Thomas y. Murphy
(RepJ: With District, Dennis Olvancy lDcm.l' Win
District, William j. KcarnS CDcmD; With Dl'trct'
John II. Peal DemJ; IXth District j. Brodhead
Woolsey Glcp) Xth District. Timothy Barrett lDeml'
XIth District. A. &. Studer Rep.h gloucester
solomon II. StcnGcr Nep.l IluGson-lst District
Thomas Magncr Dcm.); I'D District Max salinger
RcpJ; lid District Henry r. Holmes RepD; WITH
District. Hugh Kelly OcmJ: Win District. Adam J.
Ditman (Dem1; With District. Timothy j. Carroll
lDcmJ: With District Martin Lawlcss DemD With
District :. V. W. stout DEM: IXth District. Michael
J. Coyle DemJ Xth District. Cornelius J. Tahen
DEM: XIth District, John Teller Dem);
Huncrdon, W. b. Niece (Rcp. benjamin f. Tine
(DcmD; Mercer. Burt b. hutchinson tRcpJ, J. W.
Lanning Dem.), Dennis T. Lane tDem); NddlcScx,
!. W. BcclmaI (Dcm.), John H. Dniy DEM, liczcMah
Warner Dem; Monmouth. T. &. Stiahan DcmJ,
John y. Iloncc (Drm. w. T1k'r Parker rep: Morris,
Thomas j. OBrcn tDcm.l Sylvester Utter R,pJ'
Ocean, John T.. Burton iRopJ; Passalc, John l.
holt 0iepD; W. L. iIardng Rcph Thomas
flynn (Dem.) Frank Glodhlll Rep) somerset J. p.
Vanderver: salem. s. e. Allen Q,cP), sussex. Jacob
swa-twout (DcmJ: Union. T. VI. Kelly DEM. Thomas
!. Lane Drn.J; Gcorso Kyle rep: Warren L. II.
Wilson DEM, Dr. X. q. sheppard Dem.l. reelected
The CongrcsSmcn elected are: lat District, Loudcn
= aser Ncp); lid GARNER rep; lid. Gcissen amer
DEM; VITA, English (Dcm); With, Fielder tDen)i
With, doubtful. chances iavotns Dunn (Dcm).
In Essex tie revolt OF the anti-bDss Democrats on
one hand ana the MugVumps on the other caused
big difference In the vote Oh the head anu tai Oh INC
tickets.
heavy vote vGs pooled, and the scratches Oh the
tickets were TIE notable Incidents Of the day