The record-union., 1893-11-08

tain, at 9 o'clock said it looked as if the
Republicans had made clean sweep OF
the State ticket, including the Legisla-
! ture.
The Herald says New York State has
gone Democratic. The Tribune says the
State has gone Republican by 10000 ma
jority.
one thousand and eighty election dis
tricts out of l,l42 give Meyer 1926,
Palmer 81, ,69l. Nine hundred and ninety
districts out of l,l42 give Maynard l0S,-
Oh, Bartlett S6,797.
The returns from one-slxth OF the State
outside or New y Ork and Brooklyn give
Palmer (Republican) for Secretary of
State majority over Meyer of l5,60S.
\ Tribune bulletin says Bartlett is
elected over Maynard by a plurality of
10000 in the State.
A Ddlty Press bulletin says Maynard
is surely defeated. and Schieren is surely
| elected Mayor of Brooklyn.
A SIN bulletin says tho Republican
gains in the State are surprisingly heavy.
BUFFALO q. ", Nov. The Ne,cS
claims that the city has gone Republican
| by clean sweep, the Dem ocratS having
only an occasional Alderman.
New YORK, Nov. THE total city
vote for Secretary of State gives Meyer
l47, ,256 and Palmer 1887.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Boston, Nov. Two hundred and
forty towns show net Democratic loss of
Is, ,207. Boston returns from the entire
! city except one precinct gives Greenhalge
/ 29.006, Russell 3S,752, Republican net
gain of 3,SIl. If the Republicans gain
continues Greenhalge will have $4,000
majority.
NEW YORK, Nov. S.-A WolJd'S bulle-
tin says Greenhalge (Repub.) is elected
| Governor of Massachusetts,
a Sun bulletin comedies that Green
halge, Republican candidate for Gov
ernor, is elected by 10000 majority.
VIRGINIA.
NEW YORK, Nov. IA Times bulletin
/ says Virginia has gone Democratic by
! 10000 majority.
RICHMOND (Va.) Nov. Revised fig
ures of the election returns, as made up
| by dispatches from two-thirds of the
| State, show that the Democrats have car
! ried Virginia by majority of not less
than 25.002, and that 0'Ferrall runs be-
hind his ticket several thousand votes.
| In the Senate the Democrats will have at
least 80 out Of the 40 composing that body,
and 50 of the 100 members in the House.
The Prohibition ticket got the largest vote
they ever received III the State.
IOWA.
DEs MONIES, Nov. THE election in
this State closed with out any trouble or
excitement as far as heard from at either
headquarters. The first returns show
both Republican and Democratic losses,
but the latter in larger ratio than the
former, on which the Republicans claim
the election of their ticket.
One hundred and forty precincts show
Jackson 1888. Boies II, l9l, a net Repub-
lican gain of 935. If the gain keeps up
at the same ratio Jackson will be elected
by over $4,000 plurality.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PITTsBURG, Nov. Returns al mid
night in Allegheny County indicate the
election of the entire Republican county
ticket and a plurality of 10000 for the
State ticket.
NEW JERSEY.
New YORK, Nov. "A Times bulletin
says New Jersey elects an anti-race-track
/ Legislature.
The Daity Press says the New Jersey
Legislature will be Republican on joint
ballot.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
YANKToN Is. d., Nov. 7.-Information
received from headquarters of both Re-
publican and Democratic Central Com
mittees assure the election of all Republi-
can candidates for Judgship upon the
Republican ticket. The vote cast will be
about one-half, or 10000, of which the Re-
publican candidates will receive % per
cent. The actual figures will not be
available until tomorrow night.
CHICAGo's ELECTION.
CHICAGO, Nov. THE elections to-day
were hotly contested, and the Republicans
seem TO have, at a late hour Tonight the
! best of it. The Times, Democratic paper.
comedies the election of the entire Re-
| publican judicial ticket with one possible
! exception, and claims no more that five
j OF the County Commissioners inside the
| city. Outside of the city is. of course,
| Republican. The judicial ticket has here
! totore been on nOn-partisan basis, but
this year the Democrats broke away and
nominated a ticket of their own, and the
/ Republicans seemed to have elected every
| judicial candidate.
| The great fight has been over the cleo
! ton of Judge Gary, who presided at the
trial OF the anarchists. At the time
| Governor Altgeld pardoned the anarch-
/ lists he made a severe attack upon Gary
and the fight has been bitter against the
State machine, with the result that Gary
seems not only to have polled the full
/ Republican streugth but to have draw n
on the Democratic vote as we'll. L he
general result shows decisive Republi-
cans gains over the Presidential electi on
of year ago.