Evening star., 1895-11-05
T. 261; Tammany, 1924; good government,

AIS; good government, 10
1911 districts, city, county clerk, Hamil-
ton. 500; Purroy, 11,47S; Lockman, IL;
Harburger, 361-
Three hundred. and forty-seven districts
out of 33Ss districts outside of New York
and Kings give King. 39,h59; Palmer, 1851.
Four hundred and seventy-five districts,
New York city, which gave last year, Nor
ton, republican, 40,2i3, and Hill, democrat,
Al, 1913; this year give Palmer, 3O,S45; King.
democrat A. 7OT.
Purroy's Estimated Majority.
80 districts give estimated plurality,
county clerk, 1Sl9o
123 districts New York city. register, fu-
sion, 7,4Ss; Tammany, 1012S.
Attorney general, 455 districts New York,
Hancock, republican. 29.514; Chase, dem
oc-at, AZ, O45.
World says Tom Sullivan and John
Ahearn have beea elected senators.
go districts New York citJ. county clerk,
Hamilton, II. 1888: Purroy, 14,862; Lockman,
1873; Harburger, 562
100 districts, general sessions. Allison, fu-
sion, 6, 445; Mcmahon. democrat,7.137.
Court of appeals. 61O districts. city. Mar
tin. republican. 80 $50. Teller. democrat,
50, ,25S
King 5O,S51; Palmer, 5O,1S6. One-half the
districts in Brooklyn give Palmer 3I,l'3;
King, 37,47O.
Four hundred and twenty districts give
King SO, 449; Palmer 52,255.
Democrats Claim Kings County.
The democratic county committee claims
Kings county by 10000 plurality.
The Vote In brooklyn.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, November SIS dis
tricts ou, of 625, Kings county. Palmer,
republican, 521; King, democrat, GIG.
1S districts-Palmer loss; King, 1,139
"a Observation-Disclosures, 2.55l; King. 3,O15.
80 districts give King, 9,S46; Palmer,
S196. -t...
One hundred election districts-Palmer,
12,5O7; Kirg. f2.G4O.
One hundred and twenty districts give
King 1889: Palmer. 12,5O6
Two hundred districts give King "a, I42;
Palmer, 23.SO6
500 districts outside of New York and
Brooklyn give Palmer. republican, 81, l,5O4;
King, democrat, 81, 754s The same districts
in 1888 gave Palmer, 56,24O; Meyer, l0,S67.
republican gain of A,217.
Democrats CoHeede the state.
The secretary Of the state democratic
committee comedies 1890 plurality for re-
publicans.
The World says that the state has gone
republican by 5000 majority.
,e41 election districts out of 1892 in
New York city give Palmer. 74.005; King
1Ol ,Jss: a majority Of z7.491.
less districts give Palmer, 73,S53; King
1O6OOS.
GrOuts ElectASn Claimed.
The New York World says that Chairman
Bell of Kings county democratic commit
tee claims Grout electeda as mayor of Brook
lyn by 1000. ....y,..
VOTED MITHoLr DIFFICULTY.
Notable Improvement Shown mt the
New York Polls.
NEW YORK, November 5!-At $50 o'clock
the voting was progressing quietly, and with
no congestion at the polls such as would in
dicate that when the tipe for closing comes,
an hour and a half later, any considerable
number of citizens desirous Of casting their
ballots. would find themselves unable to do
so. 1t is not possible to predict the result
with accuracy, and the Official count alone
will show how the trend of public opinion
has been. The new election law has un-
questionably had the effect of relieving
voters of the opportunities and annoyance
which. under the old system, attended the
exercising of the elective franchise.
There has also been a notable absence
frcm sight of the heelers, provided with
money, either for use or for bail, to dangle
before the eyes of such as might be supposed
to be susceptible to corrupt influences.
There has been some complaint that the. po-
lice were not given relief from duty for a
time sufficient to permit of their voting. but
nothing was done by any one directly in in
terest to secure for them the right to vote
An application for mandamus upon the
police commissioners TO allow the officers
the necessary time was made by a lawyer
named Blumenthal, acting on his own re-
sponsibility before Judge Beekman in the
supreme court. but it was refused.
Commissioner Roosevelt said to the
court: I'VE have done all in our power con-
sistently with the preservation of the pub
lie " elfare to permit these men to vote, and
a larger number of the force have voted
today than at any previous election. 1 have
received replies from Chief Inspector Con-
Lin showing that at 1890 o'clock 40 per
cent of the force had voted
MARYLAND.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
BALTIMORE, Nd, November 5.-Chair-
nan WelllnStOH OF the TepuDucaH STATE
committee says that returns from the Sec
ond precinct of the fourth ward gives
Lowndes, 164, and Hurst, 1876; republican
gain Of 100 over last year.
In the seventh precinct of the fourth
ward Lowndes gets 1877 and Hurst, III;
republican gain of 81 over last year.
State and Baltimore City Tickets
Claimed by the Republicans.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star. -
BALTIMORE. Nd. November 5-The
frauds and tntimidations in this city at the
election TODAY have not been equaled since
1875. At 7:30 pm. Chairman wellington of
the republican state committee claims that
Lowndes has carried both the city and
state by at least 10000 plurality.
Admissions at Democratic Headquar-
terss
At democratic headquarters they admit
that the state doubtful, but claim Hursts
election by small plurality. The returns
in so far indicate nothing.
Bladensburg's Democratic Majority.
BLADENSBURG, November 5.-It Is
claimed that the town has gone 90 demo-
cratic.
Heavy Vote In Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, November 5.-The vote in
Baltimore was heaviest for years. and as