Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-08
Putnam-Hamilton Fish. r.

Saratoga-James j. Terry, r.
Schenectady-Joh c. Meyers, d.
Schoharie-Charles c. Chapman, d.
Schuyler-George A. Snyder, X.
Seneca--Harry NJ Glenn, X.
Steuben-First, WilliarSe.V Babcock, r.;
Second, Merritt +. SmithTR.
Suffolk-Richard Higbie, r.
Sullivan L riah 5. Messiter, r.
Tioga-Epencitus Howe, r.
mpkins-Edwin c. Sewart. r.
Ulster-First. Henry NJ. McNamee, D.;
| Second. James Lounsbury, K.
Warren-Taylor G. Eldridge K.
Washington-Wilham X. Hobbie X.
Wayne-George ). Horton, r.
Westchester-tirst, John &. Harrigan,
R.; Second, John Berry, D.; Third, Smith
Lent, r.
Wyoming-Reuben J. Tilton, r.
The Vote In the State.
| F.. c. Baker, Republican, is elected to the
assembly from Clinton county by about
/ 1900. +. " Kilburn is elected to the sem
ate from the Twenty-drst district by about
| 1900.
Auburn gave Meyer ,62ii Palmer, 1857;
Maynard, 1,5S0; Bartlett, 2,52O.
Oswego city, which usually gives Dem
| ocratic majority of 500, went Republican
by . votes for the first time since 1883.
| AlDdnN kaNt My Ni AofD1Ns tAAhAtlf tflots
Brooklyn Democratic leaders concede all
the Republican senatorial candidates to be
elected with the exception of McCarren's
opponent. They also give Shieren's ma
jority at from 5000 to 1000.
Babcock, Republican, and Smith, Re-
publican, are elected to the assembly from
Steuben county Chenango county goes
Republican by SOs Maynard ran 100 be-
hind his ticket. Otsego county goes Re
publican by So Herkimer county goes Re
publican by 800. Maynard ran $50 behind
his ticket. Saxton carries Tompkins coun-
~ for senator by 759 majority. Putnam
county's Republican ticket is elected,
Hamilton Fish is elected assemblyman.
The Democratic ticket carried the day in
Columbia county, all the candidates re-
ceiving majorities except Maynard for
Judge of the court of appeals. He is beaten
by more than 200, while Meyer, for secre-
tary of state, has majority of about 100
Hoysradt, Democrat, is elected to the as
sembly. Collins for senator is probably
elected.
The Republican state ticket at Pough-
keepsie receives a majority of about 500 in
Dutchess county, Maynard running ahead
in some districts.
With four districts lacking the estimated
returns make the vote of Tiuga county as
follows: Palmer, 1893; Meyer, ., ,l63; Bart
lett, 1885, Maynard. 2,Os7. Howe, Repub-
lican, is elected to the assembly by over
1,2OO plurality. O'Connor, Republican, is
elected to the senate from the Twenty-fifth
district.
Estimating q dozen districts, Cayuga
county will give a plurality Of 1000 for
; Bartlett and 1850 for Palmer. Wilcox
! Republican, is elected assemblyman by
, | 1 700 pluralitv and SaXton for senator has
2,l00
For secretary Of state Troy gives Meyer
10, 236 and Palmer 1876.
Maynard was beaten in Queens county
The remainder of the Democratic STATE
ticket was elected by reduced majority
The majority in the state last year for th'
. Democrats was about 1900 1t is not be
I | lieved that the Democrats will have ,OO
majority this year. From the latest re
. turns the Democrats have barely carriet
the county for their state ticket. minu
Maynard. Childs, Republican, for senator
, carries Queens county by estimated ma
jority of 400. The Democrats have re
elected James Robinson, the JeifersoniaI
I Democratic candidate for assembly in thu
First district. The Republicans have elect
: ed Fairbrother TO the assembly in the Sec
ond district, also Tacheron to the assem-
4 bly, in the Third district Gleason is snoweS
J. under. He ran for both senate and as
: sembly.
c. w Pound, Republican, is elected sen
q ator in the Twenty-ninth district, and Johi
= II. Clark, Republican, is elected assembly
= man in Niagara county.
= The figures received up to an early hou
= this morning show the election of fou
y Democratic senators and one Republican.
y Poughkeepsie city voted as follows: Pal
u mer, 2,570; Meyer, 2,215; Bartlett 26sS
Maynard, 2,O17.
4 Edward II. Thompson, Republican,
a elected to the assembly from the First as
:. sembly district Of Dutchess county.
u In Long Island City, Patrick Gleason
a ex-mayor and independent Democratic can
didate for senator and assemblyman, IT
u ceived but few votes, and Jeffersonian
claim he is completely showed under.
Mathews, Republican, is elected Assem-
y blyman by 1900 in Franklin county.
3 Cornelius r.. Parsons, Republican,
elected in the Twenty-eighth district, MOI
roe county.