San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-07

won in the ninth district; Col.
Vans, Republican, in the fifth
claims $500 majority. Louisville,
for the first time goes Republican.
The Democrats elected three and
four of their candidates for judges
OF the court of appeals.
CLEAN SWEEP IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-Returns
from New York city complete give
Hill ~, 700; Morton, l23,2 99; HIPS
plurality 4,40l. Mayor, Grant,
Dem, Ill, 1867 Strong, Rep, 1872, G9l
Strong's plurality 4l,434. John w.
Golf, Independent, has been elected
recorder over Frederick Smythe,
Tammany, by plurality of "a, S44.
NEW YORK, Nov. THE entire
Republican city and county ticket
of Brooklyn is elected.
NEW YORK, Nov. THE follow
ing is the New York delegation
elected to Congress yesterday:
First district, Mccormick, Repn. !;
second, Hurley, Rep; third, Will
son, Rep; fourth, Fisher, Rep;
fifth, Bennett, Rep; sixth, How
ell, Rep; seventh, Ford, Rep;
eighth, Walsh, Dem. ninth, Miner,
DEM; tenth, Campbell, Rep. /;
eleventh, Erdman, Rep; twelfth,
McClelland, Dem; thirteenth,
Shannon, Rep; fourteenth, Quigg,
Rep; fifteenth, Low, Rep; six
tenth, Fairchild, Rep; sew
enteenth, Lefevre, Rep; nine
tenth, Black, Rep; twen-
tieth, Southwick, Rep; twen-
ty-first, Wilbur, Rep; twenty
second, Curtis, Rep; twenty-third,
Foote, Rep; twenty-fourth, Chick
ering, Rep; twenty-fifth, Sherman,
Rep; twenty-sixth, Ray, Rep.
twenty-seventh, Poole, Rep; TWEEN
ty-eighth, Yane, Rep: twenty.
ninth, Gillett, Rep; thlrtieth,
Wadsworth, Rep; thirty-first,
Brewster, Rep; thirty.second, Ma
honey, Rep; thirty-third, Daniels,
Rep; thirty-fourth, Hooker, Rep. ;
Republicans, 81; Democrats, 3,
The last delegation stood; Demo.
Gratis, 49, Republicans, 10.
HJRRAH FOR KANSAS.
CHICAGO, Ills, Nov. 7.-David
IDvermeyer, Democratic candidate
for governor in Kansas wires the
Associated press as follows: "At
1890 a. m. indications point to the
election of Morrill, and the Repub-
lican ticket by good majorities,
Suffrage probably defeated. Re-
publicans will carry all but two
Congressional districts, the sixth
and seventh being in doubt. Sena-
tor Martins trade with Populists
diverted many Democrats who
voted for Morrill, in large numbers,
thus cutting the Democrats to
pieces. Legislature probably Re-
publican on joint ballot.
IILLINoIs SO TO 20 THO USAND RE
Pr BgICANS.
CHICAGO, Ills, Nov. 7.-Never
in the history of Cook county were
election returns so slow or so diff
uCulU W COuub wants.
very long and slow work. Not I'M
til 10 y. m. did the returns begin
to come with any regularity and
figures Obtainable were only on
the head Of the state ticket. The
Republicans at midnight were
claiming the county by anywhere
from $4,000 to 10000. The Demo-
Gratis conceded that the state
ticket was beaten in Cook county
but claimed that later returns
would prove that they had carried
all the county officers. Chairman
Tanner, of the Republican COM
mittee clai0ns the county by at
least 1900 and the state by 80, 900.
The count on congressman and leg
islature was so slow and scattering
as to forbid any accurate estimate.
Aldrich is elected in the first dis
'trict. McGann was slightly ahead
of Belknap, Rep. in the fourth,
Woodman; Rep. ahead in the
fight; While Republicans lead by
q few votes only most Of the other
district. In the sixth the Demo-
erat nominee Goldseer led by a
narrow margin and FOss, Rep.
had a strong lead in the seventh.
Good For Medina.