The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-12

bulletin showing a plurality in 800 city
election districts of over 5000 for Strong.
This was greeted with cheers.
DIR. Parkhurst said: This victory signi-
fes first that the people are getting their
eyes open and that their consciences are
awake. In the second pace that, al
though our American institutions were put
to a severe test, the better element mas pre-
vailed. and good municipal government Is
secured. Good municipal government
means that the country will maintain itself.
That's all there is of it,"
Parkhurst Club Member.
New Yorh November S-The Rev. Charles
II. Parkhurst. preacher and reiormer, was
tonight elected an honorary member of the
Union League Club at the regular monthly
meeting OF the club. Until Dr. ParShursIs
name was added 10 the number there were
Just a dozen of such members, including
General Harrison, General q. .. Howard
ami Goyernor-eiect Morton. DIR. Parkhurst
makes the only clergyman TO be thus hon
orei.
Governor Flower ial.s.
Albany n. Y. November 6.-Senator Hill
left me executive chamber for has home
at Midnight. He Lined 10 be interviewed
Just before leaving Tor the executive man
sie n, Governor Flower said:
The election shows that tidal wave of
reDuDlicanIsm has swept the country from
Name To California.
our party was dilatory in repeating the
silver b,il and tariff Jaw. Business has been
| 81 organized and when the tarih Dll Was
| passed no one seemed willing TO father II.
| The result shows that business men nave
| voted the republican ticket in order to give
| II ear interests rest
THE result in New York city and Brook
Ign shows that the people want a pure and
better government for those cities.
The result shows that Senator HilPs vote
and MIR. Mheeler's combined would lack
over 10000 of carrying the state"
| GiIroy THINKS NJ iisoI did II.
New York. November G.-Mayor Gilroy:
! The returns are more eloquent imam any
thlHs | can say"
when he was told of the probable defeat
OF Wilson VA West Virginia he remarhed:
That IS good"
Ex-nayor Grant issued this statement
I'VE concede the loss of the state and
acknowledge our defeat in the city"
OaIy Test NOte.
Brooklvn y. y, November S.-The vote
! mere on greater New York as reported to
/ iso..ce aeadqu .rters IN $ mornI,g $ ows that
! those who IaNuied consolidation lost ny
/ about lUJ votes. Tnere are sill about twen-
| y outlying distress 10 report ami Sore
/ tary Shanhs, OF the Consolidation League,
SAYS that private ddvlcc5 received by ham
! show mat tine cOnso.dation viii be earneI
/ % "A sinai vote. Ine accountants VINO arr
taoulLtlns the rctosnS say u "id DC Al
/ tetSt t~o days before the matter can Dc
s,.t-iacIorty sctued
il Will make ~ difference one way or the
I other ii the vote is found 10 he ia favor Of
4 or against, the bal % ms VS. done al
! the solicitation OF legislators who were
afraid 10 act tn the matter without learn
Ins now thtir constituents felt on the ques-
] ton. ma the issue Viii have TO 80 TO the
Legislature Ia any event
Joe Nancy Wires.
! New York November 6.-J. II. Manley.
/ chairman cf the republican national com
Inttee mas sent the following telegram OF
congratulations;
/ PUN Avenue Hotel. New York. Novem-
Der 6.-Hun. }. ". BAbcock, Chairman OF
/ the Republican Cone, ress.onai CO"lnlttee.
! Mashin- ToA, -. G. 1 heartily congratulate
You on inc result OF yoaF laDors. Cur V!.-
tors is perfect ana complete from Name to
/ California. The result n New YORK. IS the
graudest victory &C all. " have laid THIS
J day Il solid foundation upon which to erect
: il 1886 the structure OF national victory for
-. II. MANLEY."
The tnn~oiid,t-d Vote al New York.
New York November l0.-Brooklyn voted
~ ~ for consolidation and 6Li5i against
according TO the latest returns received at
police headquarters in that city. This show
a maj rIty of l.Seo for union with New
York. and there are still few districts
. missing. The result is claimed great
victory by the enthusiastic supporters OF
the Greater New York idea, and is ex-
+ pected 10 settle all questions as 10 the pas
sage 10y the next Legislature. of a bin which
1 will be framed 10y the commission in charg'
OF the work.
/ Mayor Schrein, Of Brooklyn, says thar
had the vote on consolidation been take.
after it was seen tnat Tammany hall wa.
/ buried. brooklyn wouii have given 5000
] majority an lts favor. he vote OF this CITY
! Brooklyn Staten Island, Long Island City
( A -l.lIL al ~
are Included ID the proposed Greater Ne"
! p urk. MAS Is follows:
/ Sew York. q. ..'.s.'eS , S3'1Vv
! Brooklyn. ......6o.ii2 Gl,,5l
/ staten Island. ......... . ~ l'le5
! queens county towns. s15S 800
Total. ..le5s7G l27o67
+ tn Official canvass Of Brooklyn gives III,
I Geu,-r-ts four. instead - three representa-
7 lives m N. as emily from that city. Iht+
/ change Wiil make the assembly stand rtpub
. l,orS. lH5. democrats. -, and tie in tine
4 ninth d.ttr.ct 10 tits city.
Ncsy York City's Congressman.
The vote Tor congressman in this city is
/ as follows:
Seventh distrct-Bartlett, Tammany, o.
! syl; Ford. republican, SI37; Murphy, En-
pire State democrat, l52; Abeson, cociai
/ labor. 40. Wheeler, pruhlbiuonist. 80.
L.shth distr.ct-N ash. Iammany ana
Z Empire state democrat. s,av-t Mttthtli, &c
! publ.,au. I.59s; Unger. peoples, ~; NaSeL
| social labor 81, Gillespie, prOhibitunst, 30.
NiGth jistrict-Aiines. TamInany demo
! crat SSsl. simpson. republican, 5,i-2; Camp
! bel, Empire state democrat, S,uJl.
| Belcon social labor 2se'3; Suenan, peo-
/ pies. rs, soiden. proh.biti9nist' "a.
1 T,ata district S.ckles. Iam.ndny demo
crat, N3u, Campbell republican, lV2gl
/ kare,h empire state democrat LOS; Soth-
Gran. PEE piles. -; Matt. prohibition, 80.
Te.hy. sJ.idl labor. 14u.
Eleventh distrirt-Sulzer. Tammany dem
,tla. lLIst. Eidman. republican. 1881
( Kutilg social lauor. lis1; Zimmerman peo-
pies lbH. ICr.h prob .b.tionist. ~.
s,,...frvb ..tg1r,--AIir, 'Iallaut Tammany