Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-11-15

NEW YoRK, Nov. Tho repubi-
cans have carried New York state by |
estimated pluralities ranging from
100000 to 100000. These figures rep |
resent the probable plurality Of Nor
ton, republican, for governor over ID,
B. Hill, democrat, based on the vote Of
New York city and Brooklyn com
pletc. 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 tor Flower
and l1assett in 1921. in addition to
which are the votes cast for Everett
| p. Wheeler, independent democrat.
which will exceed 10000. The ire
mcnuous republican sweep in the city
/ and state. it is estimated, has elected
/ tWeuty-three congressmen, II gain of
eight over the present representation
in congress. The World, in an extra
edition. says that Grant is defeated by
at least 10000 plurality. 1t also claims
the election of John W. Goh' over
Smythe by large plurality.
BIRMINGIGAM, ALA.--l'he demo-
Gratis have carried every congressional
district in the state winch is in doubt
by majoriles ranging from 1000 to
5000. In the seventh, Howard popu-
list, is pressing Denny, democrat, close
and may defeat him.
LITTLE Rock, ARK-ln the First
Arkansas District Mccullough is
elected, Second Little elected, Third
Nell. Fourth Terry, Fifth Dinsmore,
Sixth McRae, all democrats. The only
contest Of any consequence was in
Dimsmore's district, whose election is
conceded by the republicans.
DENVER, CoG4-lhe indications are
that Mcintyre, republican, for gov
crnor. will have $4,000 to 10000 over
Waite. The republicans claim gem
eral majority. Waite has run behind
his ticket many thousands. If the re-
| publicans have 10000 majority ON the
mead of their state ticket they will UNI
doubtedly control the legislature aud
; re-elect Senator Wolcott. Pence, pop
= ulist, is beaten by Shafroth, republic
can. for congress in the First district.
> The polls did not close until p. IN.
, and definite figures will be late. la
1 Denver ana suburbs about 80 per cent
OF the registered Vo'e was cast N,o -
men We're WORKING earnestly aU the
polls all uuy lor tl,u success u Iilc re-
publican tlcKet aho tne result Is iargeiy
o due to their efforts.
d DUBUQUE, lA.-for congress, Third
n district, ID. b. Henderson, republican,
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