The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-09
THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES.
THE Results OF the Election Yesterday the
Country Over

ire OF fne ElectlOn Yesterday the
Country Over
| NEW YORK, Nov. Sat tho election
in this State to-day the voting was foS
| presidential electors thirty-four congress.
men and an Assembly which will, with
| the Senate elected last year. name the
successor TO United States Senator Frank
Hiscock. There we're three proposed
amendments to the State Constitution Of
| local interest voted for, and Charles
Andrews, the nominee Of both Republic
cans and Democrats. was elected chief
| judge of the court Of appeals.
Contrary to the general expectation, the
numoer Of votes cast in this city fell
considerably below the estimates made by
the election expert mathematicians.
AS early as o'clock the Democratic
managers admitted that the falling off
| amounted TO over seven per cent, com.
| pared with the vote of four years ago
Various theories were advanced as TO
the cause. 1t is argued that hundreds OF
citizens who visited the polls were obliged
to stand in line, awaiting their turn, until
their patience became exhausted and they
gave it uD. The result is a considerable
decrease in the ballots cast for the candi-
dates Of each party
The United States deputy marshafs and
John l. DaYenport5 supervisors arc also
held responsible FOR the decrease by the
Democrats, IL being said that many votcra
would rather forego their rights OF fran.
chise and lose their votes, than in any
way place themselves in a position wher6
there would be even a possibility OF urs
dergoing the detention and discomfortG
OF arrest, whether justihable or not.
The Republicans acknowledge the fall.
ing off in votes, and admit that the loss
caused by the delay at the booths affected
them more seriously than the Democrats.
"a la he hat
lenge issued by the Republicans and tho
arrest on trumped-up charges of illegal
registration.
on the whole, in the decrease both par
ties suffered about equally, and the re-
suit WILL therefore, be according TO the
party strength on both sides
BUFFALO. N. Y. Nov. Sowing 10 the
redistrictlng OF this city comparison
is impracticable. torty-one districts out
OF 12S in Buffalo give Harrison. Su3;
Cleveland 1852
ALBANY, n. Y, Nov. S-From tho re-
turns already received from different
wards in this city, there is a Democratic
loss. The Sixth ward gives the Repubi-
can nominee for Assembly "A majority Of
-, when it normally gives a Democratic
majority OF 200. In the Firth ward Harri-
son has 424 against a majority OF $50 for
Cleveland in 1883.
ROME, y. y Nov. s--Rome y. T.,
complete on a vote decreased A3, as com
pared with 1SS3 gives Cleveland, l.664;
Harrison. 1,4S5--a Democratic loss OF I5.
OSWEGO, y. Y, Nov. S.-Oswego city
complete gives Cleveland "A majority Of
45O-a Democratic gain Of 554.
MALONE, y. Y, Nov. S.--Malone COM
plcte, gives Cleveland 750; Harrison, l,23s
"A Republican gain over 1898 Of -.
STAPLETON, S. l., y. y. Nov. S.
Returns from 10 out of ~ polling pre-
cincts in Richmond county indicate 1.s0o
plurality for Cleveland, and the election
OF the full Democratic ticket.
BROOKLYN, n. Y, Nov. SO dis
tricts out OF total OF GAS in Brooklyn
give Cleveland IL 1.49S; Harrison, 7ori.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Nov. s.-l2o dis
tricts out Of a total OF 64S in Brooklyn
give Cleveland 17.14S; Harrison. 11.H4.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Nov. S.-2iO dis
tricts out OF 6is in Brooklyn give Cleve-
land 33S09: Harrison. 23.753.
BROOKLYN, n. Y, Nov. 500 dis.
tricts out OF 64s I'm Brooklyn give Cleyo
land a, 40; Harrison, S0.52.
BROOKLYN, n. Y, Nov. $50 dis
tricts out OF GAS in Brooklyn give cleve-
and Is ,739; Harrison, 1895.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Nov. $50 dis
tricts out of 6is in Brooklyn give Cleve-
and 81. .474; Harrison. $3.50.
$50 districts out of tho 6ii. givs Cieve-
and, Ss,e5s, Harrison. 52.oi.
5l1 districts out OF the CAS- give Cleve-
and, 1875: Harrison. H,0o2.
NEW YORK, Nov. S.-The Heraids
bulletin says Kings county viii give Cleve-
and about 1900 majority. and places
-leveand's majority in this city at lit
le over 10000.
NEW YORK, Nov. s.-One hundred and
ifty districts out OF 64s In Brooklyn give
Cleveland. 1.l3l: Harrison. l4.ln. Indica-
ions at 7 Z. NJ. point 10 a majority for
Cleveland Of over $500.
NEW YORK, Nov. $50 election dis
riots out OF i.l37 In New York give Cleve~
and. l29. .Ss5: Harrison, 1850.
NEW YORK. Nov. s.-The Suns bull
etin says Cleveland's majority In the city
vii will be 10000. and in Kings county,
ZOO
NEW YORK. Nov. 500 election dis
ricts out OF liS7 In New York give Cleve-
and. 1852; Harrison. 1886
NEW YORK. Nov. S.-The Daily News
ulletin claims Cleveland has carried the
tate.
The Commercial Advertiser bulletin says
cleveland shows loss In Kings county.
The Times bulletin says q full Demo-
ratio delegation is elected to Congress-
NEW YORK. Nov. s--lis districts out
lde OF New York city and Brooklyn give
cleveland. n.96s; Harrison. 1856. The
anne districts In fSSS gave Cleveland, 1s.00;
harrison, i7.623.
NEW YORK. Nov. s--The New York
Israid huissfin savs ST. Lawrencs county