The Irish standard., 1894-11-10

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*Perhaps T.
The New York estimate does not In
clude Brooklyn. The total claimed by
the republicans is 21a.
Returns by the Associated Press
show a congressional gain for the re-
publicaus of 56. The gains are dis
tributed as follows:
West Virginia, 8; New York, Il; Massachu-
setts, d Maryland, 8; Kentucky. 9; Pennsya"
vania, s. Illinois, 5; New Jersey. 8: Csnaectl~
Caroline, I; Rhode Island. 2; Michigan b; CoA-
orado, Il Wisconsin, /; total, 68
New York.
ALBANY, N. x, Nov. {, H. m.--Mor"
toms plurality in the state is 145, 4S5.
ssaxton over Lockwood, 1874, ITO; Hhight
over Brown, 137, 1858. The total vote
for the two leading candidates is con"
siderably in excess OF that po2led for
Flower and Faesett for governor in
1891, In addition to which are the votes
cast this year for Wheeler l1nd. dem. J.
which will exceed 10000.
The tremendous republican sweep in
the city and state, 1t is estimated, has
elected twent ty- three republican con-
gressnlen, a gain OF eight eVeT the
present presentation in congress-
The sweep also means that for the
first time in many years the republic"
ans will have control OF the state leg
Sslatnre and at the same time have q
governor in the chair in political har~
mony With them.
The total vote for mayor, with 100
81, ,To4; Strong, 3T,427; strong's plu'
rality, SO, 443.
The Times bulletin says that the
vote in Brooklyn on the consolidation
of New York and Brooklyn is much in
doubt
Col. Strong, the anti ~Tammany cam
didate, defeated Grant foG mayor Of
New York city by $4,000 votes.
Chairman Wilson Loses.
WHEELING, W. Va. Nov. The
result in West Virginia is as much a
surprise to the republicans as to the
democrats. The landslide seems to have
reached every district, with the possible
exception OF the Third, which is still
claimed by the democrats
In the Second district the returna
are coming in very slowly and what
the result will be cannot be known
for twenty~four hours. Mr. Wilson
(dem.) is undoubtedly defeated, bat
the Indications are that the majority
against him will be small.
The legislature is democratic,
the state beirg so districted that
popular republican plurality OF
sc. 900 would be necessary to give the
republicans control.
CHICAGO, Nov. e. Illinois has gone
republican by an overwhelming ma
1ority on the state ticket, est1-
mated by Chairman Tanner at TO-
900. The republicans have also
probably elected sixteen OF the twen~
ty-two congressman and majority
of both branches of the general as
sembly. They have certainly secured
a majority on joint ballot in the gen
eral assembly and will elect the sue"
cessor to Senator Cullom. Republicans
estimate their majority in Cook county
at $4,000, electing the entire ticket
The following congressman are
elected: .
F,rst district J. Frank A,drich (rep.>: Soc
ond William Lorimer (rep); Third. Hugh 4"
Belknap (rep) Fourth, G. W. Woodnan
trep); Fifth, George Il. White 0ep); Sixth,
e. D. Cook (rep>: Seventh, George Foss
(rep); Eighth A. !. Hopkins <rep.); Ninth,
r. B. Hit (rep); Tenth, p s. Post
(rep); Eleventh, Walter Reeves (rep'};
Twelfth, Joseph G. Cannon rep.)'
Thirteenth, yes. Warner (rep); Four
eeenth, Joseph V. Graft {rep); Fifteenth
in doubt Sixteenth F. E. Downing tdeH.G
Seventeenth. James A. Connally trep.); Eight
Senth, Edward Lane (dem.); Nineteenth, In
doubt; Twentieth, James Williams (dem.)l
Twenty first, in doubt; Twenty second, q. w.
Smith trep.
II INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov THE
democratic state committee gave up
the state at 10 o'clock. Returns are
coming in slowly, but it looks as if the
repu blican majority in the state might
\ reach 100000 The republicans claim
Is have elected eleven congressman. II
\ seems almost certain that the republic
ans have elected q majority in both
D branches OF the legislature. Reports
4 ffrorn the Fourth district indicate that
.,fs'pv .,ssss liam f,.s Holman dem.), who has
~, rspressn district for thirty
hss u been Il TED by Jsmes =