The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-11-08
COUNTING THE VOTES
ELECTION RETURNS REPORTED BY
STATES.
New York Is Conceded to the Repub-
licans by n Large Majority-M ,st of
the States Show Large Repub-
Hcan Increase Democrats Hold
Their 0yy in the South.

increase DcmOcFuaS AAOAu
Their Owl In the South.
New York.
New York, Nov THE Republicans
have carried New York State by esti-
mated pluralities ranging from 100000
to 100000. These figures represent the
probable plurality of Levi p. Morton,
Rep, for governor, over David B. HILL
Dem, based on the vote of New York
city and Brooklyn complete and returns
FROM more than one-half Of the election
districts above the Harlem river. The
total vote for the two leading candidates
is considerably in excess of that polled
for Flower and Fassett for governor in
1891, in addition to which is the votes
cast this year for Wheeler, Ind. Dem,
which will exceed 10000.
New York, Nov. The total vote on
mayor is Strong 152, COL; Grant, ILL.,
257; Strong's majority over Grant, fl,
Albany, Nov. 7.-Both Senator Hill and
Gov. Flower concede that the Democratic
party is beaten.
paper row at $3.50 last night when it was
conceded by the Democrats that Morton
had won the gOvernOrship and Strong the
mayoralty was one of wild enthusiasm.
By o'clock fully 10000 people thronged
the thoroughfare, blocking the cars and
the concessions by the Democrats were
announced there seemed to be three Re-
publlcans to every Democrat present.
Ihe assemblage was very orderly and
than that which usually visits Park Row
on election night. The Tammany men,
who were down town, had no excuse to
offer for their overwhelming defeat and
one of the leaders said: This will lead
to thorough reorganization Of the Dem
bring. about good results two years from
now"
New York, Nov. THE following is
the New York delegation elected to con-
s CESS First DISTRICT, McG lS:5 Rep
Rep; Fourth, Fisher, Rep; Fifth, Ben
nett Rep; Sixth, Howell, Rep; Seventh
Ford Rep. Eighth, Walsh, Dem; Ninth
Miner, Dem, Tenth. Campbell, Rep.
Eleventh. Eleventh, Erdman, Rep; Twelfth, Nc
Rep. Fourteenth, Quigg, Rep. Fifteenth
Low, Rep; Sixteenth, Fairchld, Rep
Seventeenth, Odell, Rep; Eighteenth
meferee: Rep; Nineteenth, Black, Rep.
twentieth, Southwick, Rep; Twenty
Rep: Twenty third, Foote, Rep: twenty
fourth, Chickering, Rep; Twenty-ffth
Sherman, Rep; Twenty sixth, Ray, Rep.
IWenty-seventh, Poole. Rep; Twenty
eighth; Payne, Rep; Twenty ninth, Gil
Thirty first Brewster, Rep; Thirty-sec
ond, Mahoney, Rep; Thirty third, Dan
ield, Rep; Thirty fourth Hooker, Rel
Republicans, 81; Democrats, The las
DELEGATION stood Democrats, 80; Repul
licans, Is.
Chicago, Nov. 7.-Never in the hi
tory Of Cook county were election return
SO slow or so difficult to obtain as tt
day. The county ticket was very lon
and the vote on county commissioner
was complicated, making the count e,
ceedingly slow Not until 10 D. m di
the returns begin to come with any reg,
larity whatever, and then the figures oil
tainable wer only on the head of tt
state ticket.
The Republicans at midnight wei
claiming the county by any where fro
$4,000 to 10000. The Democrats col
coded that the state ticket was beaten
returns would that they had carried q
the county officers. The vote on congress
men and mebers of the state legislatu
was so slow and scattering as to forb
any accurate, estimates as to the resu]
Aldrich is elected in the First congre
sional district; in the Second at midnigi
Hannahan Dem.) was leading Lorim
4. Rep); in the Third McGann (Rep) W.
slightly ahead of Belknap Rep.); in Il
Fourth Woodman (Rep) was ahead;
row margin. Democrats concede 2O,O'
Republican majority, but think they w
save four congressman Bretz in the Sc
ond, Stocklager in the Third, Holman
Chicago, Nov. THE vote throug
out the city was very heavy and as
element ran high fights at the pc
were of requent occurrence, The INC
serious row took place in the Seven
where e. M Dickson, a Republican oh
lenger, was knocked down, kicked a
jumped on. He was carried to his ho1
and the physician in attendance declar
that he could not survive. Another Sc
fight occurred OH Illinois street Il
afternoon, when Alderman Currier,
prominent Republican leader, was
saultcd and seriously injured. A wa
n heeler named Harvey struck the aid
man over the head with club and
small riot followed A large detail
police charged the mob and arrested II
vey and three other men Currier v
probably recover, and although a h
dozen men were hurt, their injuries w
not dangerous.
Wisconsin.
Milwaukee, Nov. 7.-Republican ga
in The state fully warrant the est!m
of from 10000 to $4,000 Republican r
vote come in slowly, but those receiN
thus far indicate that the Republic;
will carry nine out of the ten 6istrit
The Second district (Barwig's) be
somewhat in doubt
Milwaukee county is carried by the
publicans by about 1000. Theobald
jen. rep. is elected to congress by alb
$500. a
Appleton, Wis, Nov 7.-Peck, de
for governor, carries the city of Apple
by l60. Barnes, DEM, for congress,
II. This is Il Republican gain of 56 o
two years ago The Republican cou
ticket carries the city by 200 and is 81
ly elected, as is Minor, rep, for congr'
in the Eighth district. s.s
Eau Claire, Wis, Nov. 7.-George
Griffin, rep, is elected over Lewis by
INCREASED Republican plurality in
Seventh district.
Janesvilee Wis, Nov. 1.-THE vote
GAINESVILLE and Rock county is not
complete, but the Republican state
5g county ticket is elected by 3,uvo plural