Arizona republican., 1898-11-09
Manhattan and Bronx give Roosevelt 1O8, ,756, Van WYck 167 DOS.

MduAdtldn ana BrCnX give ROOSeYe
 108,756, Van Wyck ZOOS.
 Republicans reelected Written t
 the assembly by about TOO plurality
 Ray, republican, was reelected |
 congress; Johnston, republican, to tn
 senate.
 If the missing districts in the cit: and state maintain the same ratio a
 those reported Roosevelt's pluralit,
 will exceed 30,000. The Evening Worlt
 and Daily News, democratic, conced
 Roosevelt's election.
 Figuring on the basis oi districts al ready in Roosevelt's plurality in statt will be at least 35,O0O. The Commercial Advertiser in ar extra at 8:45 o'clock claims Roose- velt's election by 5O,000 majority.
 Thirteen hundred and forty out ot S,222 districts outside of Greater New York give Roosevelt 191, ,950, Var Wyck 146,003.
 Five hundred and ninety precincts in Manhattan and Bronx districts give Roosevelt 73,647, Van Wyck 110,799.
 Sixteen hundred and eighty districts out of 3222 give Roosevelt 241, ,S37, Van Wyck 164,067.
 An Associated Press bulletin at Il o'clock indicates Roosevelt will carry the state by plurality of about 10000.
 Whitehall. N. Y. Nov. S.-Washing- ton county complete gives Roosevelt a majority of 3,636.
 Syracuse, N r., Nov. S.-Complete returns give Roosevelt 11,179, Van Wyck 8,53O.
 New York, Nov. S.-Two thousand one hundred and ninety-four districts out of 3,222 give Roosevelt 313, ,956, Van Wyck 238,154.
 Two thousand four hundred and seventy-fve cut Of 3,222 precincts give Roosevelt 351,63 Van Wyck 26S, ,4S8
 Two thousand six hundred and ten out of 3,222 precincts outside of the city give Roosevelt 36S, ,430, Van Wyck 2S5, ,697
 Midnight. Theodore Roosevelt, re- publican, has been elected governor of New York by a plurality anywhere from 18,0OO to 10000. All of Col. Col. RooseveIt's associates on the re- publican state ticket are probably ,leected with him. Returns both from Greater New York and from counties outside of this municipality are incom- ,lete, but enough has been received to indicate a heavy falling off in the vote ID state, while that in the cit es was well sustained.
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 Philadelphia.-Mem Of five ccn- ,ressional districts reelected as fol- | ows: First, Bingham, Rep; Second. l dams, Jr., Rep; Third, McAler, Dem; fourth, Young, Rep; Fifth. Warmer. lcp.; McAler had nc opposition.
 Cincinnati.-First d.sLl1ct, fifteen recincts, Shattuck, representative for ongress, 1,755; Toilette, Dem, 1,647.
 Cincinnati.-Hemilton county, forty recincts, Kinney, Rcp., 4,92O; Guthrie, 'em., 4,34S. Same precincts in 1897 ave Bushnell, Rep, 4,739; Chapman, 'em-, 5,928.
 Cincinnati.-Sixty precincts cut of J,sSu2; EdafGilit6' EdafGiili6,' Delii..t Q, JTs5- 5-rqE Rep. ame gave Bushnell, Rep, 7,575; Chap ian, Dem, 9,210.
 Cincinna Ham 1 on county eighty recincts, Kinney, Rep, 10.661; ruth ie, Dsm., 9,3O7. In 1897 Bushnell, Rep, 0 ,475; Chapman, Dem, 12,519.
 Cincinnati.-Second, district forty recincts fer congress, Cromwell, Rep., 113; Swain, Dem, 4,263.
 Cincinnati-One hundred precincts ut of 27O, Kinney, Rep, 14,145; Guth- |, Dem., 11,192 Same in 189I gave ushnell, Rep, 13,71S; Chapman, Dem.. 5, ,047.
 county, 120 ut of 27O precincts, Kinnoy, Rep, IT, 40; Guthrie, Dem, 13,534. In 1897 ushneu, Rep, 16,433; Chapman, Dcn.. 8, 094.
 Cincinnati-Two hundred and forty recincts outside of Hamilton and uyahcga give, Kinney 31,460; Guthrie. 3 ,691 Hamilton county, 240 pre- inc s ut Of 270, Kinney, 3S,72S; Guthrie, 26,- 27. Chairman republican state con- littee says there can hardly be any cubt about republicans carrying the fts en districts now represented by epublicans in congress.
 At midnight Chairman Blacker, f the democratic state central com littee, comedies the state to the re- ublicans by over 10000 plurality
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 Cincinnati, O., Nov. 8.-Twenty prs Incts in Hamilton county out of 270 i've Kinney, Rep, 2,334; Guthrie. i em., 2,057. Same precincts in 1897 ave Bushnell, Rep, 2.366; Chapman, 'em., 2.792.
 Philadelphia, Nov. S.-The follow lg congressman were elected in ennsylvania: First districts Hing am, republican; Second district, Ad- ms, republican; Third distT1cl, Me leo. democrat; Fourth district, ounG, republicans; Fifth district, farmer, republican; Sixth district, utler, republicans; Seventh district, Tagner, republican; Ninth district, democrat; Tenth dis jet, Brosius, republican.
 Later returns indicate the election [ Bamber, democrat, to congress from le Eighth, and Hall, democrat, from 1e Twenty-eighth. These districts re now represented by Kirkpatrick nd Arnold, republicans. who were oth candidates for reelection. Returns from Philadelphia and are slower than usual. nough is known, however, to indi- ate that William A. Stone, republican. elected eyOVPrrt7r