The Helena independent., 1894-11-07
New York Elects Morton Governor
by a Hundred Thousand
Plurality
The Tammany Ticket Completely
Showed Under by the Union
Combination.
Tho HspnblioAhs Seem 10 Bo KIpsrisnoi oinR
Asort Of Post moEtsm Activity
sama PartloniAra.

NEw YoRE. Nov G.-Ths sosns on nsws-
paper row q, eight o'clock, when II was cons
eeded By democrats that Morton had soa
the Rovernofship and Strong the msyoralty,
was one Of widest snthusissm. When bull
lstina began to display Tsturna al alE
o'clock. there we're Abou, 1000 persons on
Park Row. but during ths following two
hours ths crowd was augmented By con-
tinuous stream Of people from up,own dis
trieis. BY siRh, o'clock fully 10. 900 thronRed
the thoroughfsrs, blooksding the walks
and impeding the horse aud cable cars.
When tho eonesssions by democrats were
announced there seemed 10 be three Iepub-
licsns TO every democrat present. The ss-
semblags wac very orderly and seemed 10
be more OF q respectable olass than that
which usually visits Park Row on election
night. Tammany men who were down
town had no excuse 10 offer for their over
whslmins defeat, and one of their leaders
said; This will lead 10 a thorough Ieor-
RsnizstIon OF the democratic party in this
city. and ID will bring out good results two
years from now"
EI-Mayor Grant tonight admitted his
defeat he said; ''0n the retirement Of
Strauss / thought II my duty 10 the demo-
cratic party to accept the nomination. I
made a canvass on democratic Issues. and
have gone down with my party. The prin-
oiples of the party are essential 10 the life
Of the republic. Victories will bs won in
the faturs az they have In the past 10 10
the duty OF all democrats 70 present q solid
front 70 the common enemy. Democrats
never work ss we'll togsthsr as In shs hour
of defeat All differences will be laid aside
and the democratic vote OF this city will be
preserved No corner stone OF democracy
for the presidential contest OF 1896"
Returns from all but twenty y-ons prseinois
in New York city: Hill 1886. Morton 9s.-
1888. whsslsr 77sl, Hilps plurality 1.5is.
In 40 districts Strong. republican for may
or. levds Grant. Tamnsny. BY $4,000.
The republicans have carried New York
state by estimated plurslisiss ranging from
1870. 900 10 10000. These figures represent
the probable plurality OF Morton over Hill.
They have elected % republican congress
men. gain Of eight. An analy sis Of the
vote shows Hill will run behind even the
vote Of Maynard, while in the state he fell
below the vote cast for Gov. Flower In 1891.
Msrtinsburg. W. Va, Nov. 6.-Informa-
tion from Grafton. democratic congress
sionsl hssdquarters indicate Wilson's
election.
San Francisco, Nov 6.-A 1l:30 .. m.
incomplete returns indicate thst the con-
ties, for governor 10 verJ close. with the
chauces slightly in favor Of Budd. demo-
crat. The rspablieans have undoubtedly
eleosed iye congressman and possibly six.
crats have carried every congressional dis
trict In the state except the Seventh, which
10 doubtful.
Nashville, Tenn. Nov. lin complete re-
tufns indicate the election of Mcmillan.
Richardson. Washington. Conn and Mo.
Dearmon, democrats. 20 congress. Snod-
grass, in the third. ts In danger OF defeat
and nothing positive 10 heard from Enlos.
In the Eighth.
Detroit Nov. 6-Michigan has gone re-
puhlicsn by about 60.0O0 plurality. The
republicans also elected every one OF the
twelve congressman from Michigan.
Chicago. Nov. 6.-Consressman Springer
wires Associated press ss follows; Re
turns Al II ?. m. indicate my defeat
Springfield, Mas, Nov 6.-Rsturns up
TO IL o'clock indicate that Massachusetts,
has given Grssnhalge. republican, . ma
iority OF $1,000
Denver. Nov. 6.-Republieans al mid
night claim the election OF Mcintyre for
governor By 10000 plurality. The popu-
lists 40 NOT oonosde the defeat OF Waite.
Governor Waite still professes TO bs oonn.
dent ne will be rsslsoted bv shout lbOO0
plurality. The competition of the next leg.
islSturs Is moi yst known.
Omaha, Nov. 6-Rsturns MP 10 II o'cloel
indicate the election Of Holoomb for gov
ernor by 5000 20 10000 plurality.
Topeka, Nov Z. 1880 9. m.-Rs,urns thur
far received from Kansas indicate the elsc'
republican state ticket
Salt Lake. Utah. Nov. 6-Rsturns oom-
ing In exceedingly slow, and up 10 mid
night no authentic ngures can be given.
For delegate TO congress, returns are show
ing we'll for Cannon, republican, aud the
republicans olaim his sleo,ion By 1000 ma
iority.
Louisville, Nov. G. Indications are that
the democrats have elected oonRTesamsn In
the following districts First, Second,
Fourth, Sixth, Eighth Tenth aud Eleventh.
The ropublioAns have elected Ia the Third,
Firth. Seventh and Ninth.
Columbus. Nov. 6.-To ths Associated
prsss reporter who visited the state demo-
Q alto committee rooms. Mr. Thurman
said: "Ohio will give the republicans .
maiority Of l20, 600 aad twenty-oue oon-
gTsssmen." The election of Watson In
the twelfth IL conceded.
Detroit, Nov. 6-Ths Republicans have
elected John 4. Rich governor aud the sn-
tire state tiekst by . plurality OF from 2b,-
900 10 40, 900; ten out Of twelve congress
men and more than Iwo-thirds OF the lsgin-
lature.
Fasso. N. d., Nov 8-Rsiurns 90 far
show that Allen, republican, for governor.
IL running ahead OF his ticket Aliens
election by 5000 plurality 10 claimed By
the republican central com nittss. The
democrats eouoeds IL By 1000.
81. Louis. Nov. G.-SAm II. Cook. score
tary Of ths state democratic oommlttse.
says every democratic congressman Ia
elected. Tho entire CITY ticket Ia elected
BY msioritios ranging from 1000 10 5000.
DemoorAtu are wild with eIoitemVnl