The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-12
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Complete Returns Give Him I5s,s3s
over ItiII.


New York, November S.-COmplete re-
turns OF New York state snow The vote
Tor governor is as follows: Morton 66S,7I2.
HILL jIIS 74- iOr;ons p.draiiy 10 -.
Wheeler. musxump. received - los votes IN
the state The total vote OF the state was
l,2US5 90.
The official vote FOR president OF the
bca-i 81 aldermen gives John JerOlomon.
republican. "a plura"ty % tL5i3- T.. j. II
Tamsen. republican Tor sheriff. H.lOl-
New YorI>'s AidernIBs'ic $50" F,i.
The uncertainty about The board OF al
dermen was removed this afternoon by the
police returns. which give the republicans
seventeen out Of tnIrty-nne meEh-;s. The
board viii nave the apportionment OF the
city for assembly districts.
N-W Y'r~ voted On
New York. November THE adoption OF
the constitutional amendments. Of wnien
there is little question. establishes the foi-
lowing principles:
I4sws authorizing pool selling and all
forms Of gambling are prohIb.Jea.
Election ami registration boards through
out the state must Ice bipartisan.
No pubic money shall DC granted 10 secta-
rIan schools.
The legislature is forbidden to enact laws
limiting damages Tor injuries resulting IN
Ce2 IA.
in towns Of fewer than 5.u0J Inhabitants.
PubIic officers shall not accept passes on
railroads or frLI rs from telegraph and tele-
phone companies
CITIES are d.viIed into three classes.
The time ulish must eiapse before an
alien can vote after the grant Of citizenship
e Increased from ten 30 ninety days.
Returns fo~ tle vote In this city ard
Brooklyn On the Greater New York
scheme Indicate that a majority of the
votes have been cast IA favor OF consoiica-
ton.
tabulati0n OF the returns At police
headquarters this morning SHOWS the vote
IN this city on the consolidation 10 be. III
rovlJ figures, IlS.cO Tor. and Ss.v9 against
Ii is evident that portion OF the votes
neglected a. east thei- ballots upon tins
question. IL is estimated that the majority
In New York city IN favor Of consolidation
will reach At least .1.vJ1-
The scheme Tor The Greater New YORK
p~cs.oses the consolidation under one city
government OF Ncw YORK anu Brooklyn OF
the whole Of Richmond and Kings counties.
with portions Of Wcstch,ster end queens
The whole area covered viii comprise
more than S7t square miles. ana tEe iopuia-
tiuu % she cities couHti-s ant towns VII
b. only a few thousand short o. 3.cjtvrl
In thp bill wuleu relates - tine SUBJECT
provision was only u-ie for an eEpr,Ss.".4
OF opinion Uu tUe part 90 tHe people as o.
the accessibility cd coHSp.''i linIi emo 'AiI
what titt vote ~ yesterday means. Ihe
consolidation v5H NOT take effect until leg
islaIive provision shall have been mac'
upon the subject OF taxation. reiunuing o.
debts. etc.
An important question settled by the
voters uf Ns-gv YORK yesterday was that
relative ga the uuGerE- "un" iIli NaN. The
law authuriz5ne thc submission of this pro
position 10 a vote 81 the citizens declares
fhat the Tapid transit commit shall.
within thirty davs sfter the Affirmative
vote 5s announced. take steps toward The
construction 81 che proposed route. TN"
corporation counsel must approve OF all
contracts entered IutD-