The Portland daily press., 1895-11-06
THE EMPIRE STATE.


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outside of New York and Brooklyn give
Palmer, Republican, 100, 547 king, Dem
ocrat, 20, 233. The same districts in 1893
ave Palmer, Republics IN, 90,6S0; Meyer,
| Demmocrat, 81, 474
/ Seven hundred and thirty districts out
side OF New York and Brooklyn, give
Palmer, Republican, 81, 3l1; King, DEM
ocrat, 90, 1872. The same districts in 1898
gave Palmer 50, 100, Meyer Sc, 706.
Republican Gains.
Lockport, n. Y, November s. -Reports
from eight districts, city and towns, at
6. Is p. M, show heavy Republican gains,
indicating that Niagara county is
Republican by 2,000
Returns thus far received indicate a
plurality for the Tammany county ticket
of Is, 600.
Two hundred districts of CPS in Brook
lyn, give Palmer, Republican, %, sos;
King, Democrat. "A, 742
| Three hundred and twenty districts out
of 62o in Brooklyn give Palmer, Repub-
lican, &c. 14S; King, Democrat. 40.502.
| Two hundred and thirty-four districts
outside of New York and Brooklyn give
Palmer, Republican, 2S, 924; King, Demo
GRAFT, IS, 1913 The same districts in 1888
gave Palmer, Republican, 26, O76; Meyer,
Democrat 1867
/ -Four hundred and two districts outside
of New York and Brooklyn give Palmer,
Republican 4S,7Sl King, Democrat, 80
4O3. The same districts in 1893 gave
Palmer A, $780, Meyer 5000.
B. j. York of the Democratic county
committee claims Kings county will give
10. 00U plurality on the State ticket.
The Republican county committee con-
cedes Kings county to the Democratic
State ticket by small plurality. Ii
claims the election of Wurster, the Re-
publican candidate for Mayor, by 5000
plurality.
Indications at p. M, point to a Re,
| publican majority in Rockland county,
and to the reelection Of Senator Lexow,
and Assemblyman Cutler.
| At p. nj. indications were that Kings
county would give small plurality for
| the Democratic State ticket, probably
less than 5000.
Republicans have probably elected
Wurster Mayor, by less than 10, 600
plurality.
| Ex-senator Reynolds, chairman OF the
| Republican campaign committee, says
the Republicans will elect five of the
seven Senators and thirteen OF the
! twenty-one Assemblymen in this county.
| The Democratic managers say the vote
| is very close in this county. They are not
.willing to make any predictions at this
hour.
Four hundred and sixty eight districts
outside of New York and Brooklyn give
Palmer, Republican. 57,011; King, Demo-
craft, 80. 693 The same districts in 1873
gave Palmer, Republican, 52,2So; Meyer,
| Democrat, 80, 767
| One thousand and twenty-one election
districts out of l, 392 in New York city
give Palmer, Republican. IS, 1862; King,
| Democrat, 80, 040. Democratic loss OF Ola.
| Fifteen hundred and fifty nine districts
outside of New York and Brooklyn give
Palmer, 2Os ASS; King, 1913, 435. The
same districts in 1898 gave Palmer, 81,
1926 Meyer, 1876. 60
The II turns up to 10 r. m. indicate the
Republicans carried three Senators IN
this city and the Democrats nine. Ex-
1 Police Inspector Alexander S Williams,
Republican, running in the Twelfth
/ strict, is showed under
All the Democrats elected are Tam
lmany men. In 1898 the Senatorial dele
cation from this city was solidly Demo-
cratic.
One thousand and two hundred and
ninety -one districts out of l, 1902 in New
York city give Palmer IS, 637, King
1879, 11C One thousand and three hum
dred and thirteen districts outside of
l59, O52 King 105, 1854. The same districts
in 1898 gave Palmer 1852, OF, Meyer IL 800
| One thousand and eighteen districts
outside of New York and Brooklyn give
Palmer 1870, 231, King 70, 1870. The same
districts in 1893 gave Palmer H. GOT,
Meyer 49, 342.
| Later returns from wards of Brook "
indicate the election of circuit, the Dean
ocratio candidate for Mayor Shepard,
Dem ocrat, the reform candidate polled
a rem arkablly small vote. 1t looks as If
he did not get over 10, 600 votes. The re-
turns now indicate the Democratic coun-
ty ticket is elected
In Essex. Democratic county, Griggs
| is believed to have run 1000 ahead Of
| eleven Assembly men in this county are
| Republicans. Hunterdon county is DEM
| ocratic by great declea sed maj GRITTY.
| While New Jersey has had a Republic
can Senate and Assembly, more than
once. Griggs is the first successful Repub-
| lican Gubernatoiral candidate, in a great
many years, his election is regarded as
the most important index of the national
| ballot. next year.
| Massachusetts today reelected Gov.
| Greenhalgc for third term by some
| 65, 900 plurality over George Fred
Williams, (Dem. }, in total vote of some
| 10, 600 less than last year.
Lieut-Gov Wolcott, Republican, is
elected by plurality nearly, as large.
The balance of the Republican state
ticket is reelected by slightly smaller
pluralities.
VIM. II. Moody, (Rep.) is elected to
Congress in the sixth district by some
10, 900 majority over Harvey N. Shepard,
(Dem.)
The executive council stands seven
Republicans to ons Democrat. The DEM
ocrats gained one senator in Boston and
few representatives throughout the
state
Women'sTsutfrage was decided in the
negative by a majority rising $4,000, very
nearly 2 to l.
AS USUAL.
Mississippi is Democratic by Large Ma