Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-11
GREATER NEW YORK. Official Result of the Election De-
 clares in Its Favor.
HOW THE VOTES WERE CAST
Complexion of the Result in the Vote for Congressme
 in the Great City.

NEW YORK. Nov. 10.-Brooklyn voted 63, 442 for consolidation and 61 ,734 against, according to the latest returns received t police headquarters in that city. Th s shows majority of 1808 for union with New York, and there are still few dis tricts missing. The result is claimed as a victory by the enthusiastic supporters { f the greater New York idea, and is expected to settle all question as to the passage by the next legislature of bill which will be framed by the commission in charge of the work.
 Mayor Scherein of BrooklynIsays that had the vote on consolidation been taken after it was seen that Tammany hall was buried, Brooklyn would have given 50 GOO majority in it's favor. The vote of this city, Brook lyn, Staten Island, Long Island City, Flushing and the Westchester towns, which are included in the proposed greater New York, was as follows: New York, for S7, ,706, against 56 400; Brooklyn, for 63, 442, against 61 ,734; Staten Island, for 5324, against 1469; Queens county towns, for 7235, against 4761; Westchester county 165, ,876, against 127 ,067; majority 3S, S09.
 The official canvasss of Brooklyn gives the democrats four instead of three repre- sentatives in the assembly from that city.
 This change will make the assem- ply stand repu blican, 105; democrats 22, and tie in the Ninth district of this city.
 The vote for congressman in this city is assfollows:
 Seventh district-Bartlett, Tammany, 5So7; Ford. republican, 3Oe7;. Murphy, Empire State democrat, 132; Abelson, so- cial labor, 76; Wheeler, prohibition, 39.
 Eighth district-Walsh, Tammany and Empire state democrat, 7302; Mitchell, republican. 75ss; Unger, peoples, 7a; ,Hagel, social labor, s6; Gillespie, prohi-
 Ninth district-Miner, Tammany dem- Campbell, Empire State democrat, So94; Deleon, social labor, 2z79; Susman. peoples, 1ss; solden, prohhlslsionist, 9l. crat, s3O1; Campbell, republican,. 1O,261; Karsch, Empire State democrat, i6l3; Sotherau, peoples, 94; Matz, prohibition, 80; Tech, social labor, 240.
 Eleventh distsrict.;sulsSer, Tammany Il, 197; Eidman, epublican, 10, ,4so; Koe- mig, social labor, 1,427; Zimmerman, peo- ple's, 160; Lorch, prohibition, 81.
 Twelfth district-McClellan, Tammany democrat, 10,935; Chesebrough, republi- can. 9602; Green, Empire State democrat, 1886; Tobleson, peoples, 1O3; Klingberg, social labor, 2a3; Mckee, prohi bition, 1O7.
 Thirteenth district-Cummings Tam many democrat, 12, PAY; D. Hannah, re- democrat. 73l; Finn, peopi 's, 73; W.ste F velt, social labor, 276; Manser, prohlb.- tion 58.
 Fourteenth district-Connelly, Tammany democrat, IA, ,971; .Qoigg,. republican, 19,- 21O; Wright, peoples, 1O1; Bennett, social labor, 7s2; Batten, prohibition, 93; Steele, auti-Tammany, 80.
 Fifteenth district-Cantor, Tanmany democrat, IT ,028; Low, repu blican, 21 ,551; Burke, peoples, 23S; HenckIer social labor, 14O2; Lennon, prohibition, 196; Monroe, Empire State democrat, 4S12.
 sixteenth district-Ryan ,Tammany dem- ocrat. 9041; Fairchild, republican, 9l3l; Foote, peoples, 1o8; Weidkoff, social labor, 363; Lyon, prohibition, "A.