Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1895-11-08
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Nov 6-The Tammany
Ovictory in this city is decisive. The entire
county ticket Of the regular Democratic
organization is elected by pluralities rang
Hng from II, 900 to 20 600.
Il William Sohmer, for register, ran ahead
lof the ticket and has plurality Of 20, 900
pver Heating, the fusion candidate
Tammany elected nine OF the l2 state
senators from the city and 26 Of the 35 as
semblymen. Frederick Smyth, Charles
vi. Truax and Charles f. MaoLean are
telected justices of the supreme court ;
Martin II. Mcmahon and Joseph f. New
burger, judges of the general sessions and
Robert A. Van Wyck, John p. Sohuoh-
pan and Edward f. O'Dwyer justices
bf the city court by pluralities running
from II, 900 to 23, 900.
The vote for secretary of state in l, $40
election districts, as compiled from the
Police returns, was as follows:
" King, Dem, 1873, 4O4; Palmer, Rep,
20, 1902. Twenty-Five election districts are
Slissing.
y On the supreme court ticket in /, $40
Hfotion districts the vote was as follows:
Beaman, 81, 947; Hall, 81,
993; Isaacs 81, 235.
Democratic-Truax, III, 592; Mclean,
no. $50; Smyth, III, ,53s.
For justice Of the court of appeals 1, 800
election districts gave Martin, Rep, o.
SCI and Teller, Dem, 1856, 1879.
The vote in /, SEQ election districts for
register was rs follows:
Keating, Rep, 90, 1852, and Sohmer,
Dem, l23, 2l3.
For county clerk / ,O50 out of l, 800 cleo
tion districts gave Hamilton, Rep, 7s, 281
and Purroy, Dem, %, IS0. In Brooklyn
Wurster, Rep, has been elected by plu-
raity Of about =, 200.
The vote for mayor in Long Island City
was: Strong, Rep, 1910; Madden, Dem,
q 8O6 Gleason, Independent Dem, 2,445.
In the State.
Complete returns from the state have
not yet been received, but the plurality
for Palmer, Rep, for secretary Of state
will be close to 80, 900.
The Republicans have a largo majority
in both houses of the legislature The ma
iOrsty on joint ballot will be 50 or more.
The Republicans have apparently elected
106 assemblymen out Of $50 and 81 sena-
tors out of so.
All these Republicans are elected;
Secretary Of state John Palmer Of Al
bany county.
Comptroller, James A. Roberts of Erie
county.
Treasurer, Addison b. Colvin of Warren
county.
Attorney general, Theodore f. Hancock
Of OnOndaRa county.
Engineer and surveyor, Campbell W.
Adams of Oneida county
Judge OF the court Of appeals, g. t.
Martin Of Broome county.
The election in the state was for a score
tary of state term three years., comptrol-
lee term three years., treasurer term
three years. attorney general term three
years., state engineer and surveyor term
three years) judge Of the court OF appeals
term IA years.; also an entire Legislature,
to consist OF so senators, for terms Of three
years, and 100 assemblymen, for terms Of
one year each. The senators chosen at
this election will participate in the cleo
tion Of United States senator to succeed
David b. Hill, whose term will expire
March 3, 1897 There were also chosen 10
justices of the supreme court term IA
years. in the eight judicial districts.
Twelve are new offices created by the con-
stitution which took effect Jan. /, 1895.
The LsgisIaturs.
The following were elected to the legis-
lature In the various counties OF the state
r. Republican. ID. Democratic. %Re-elected.
THE SENATE