The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-11-11
1F ELECTION RESULTS.
What is Shown by the Early Re-
turns of the Elections Held
on the 9TH.
BOTH PARTIES ACHIEVED SUCCESSES.
or the Four States Around Which the Most
Interest Conferred Maryland Goes DEM
ocratic; Ohio, Republican; Nebraska
Fusion, and Kentucky is Claimed by
Both Parties.
NEW YORK.

New York. Nov. The crowds which
gather on Park Row and Printing House
square on election night to watch the bul-
letins of the various newspapers We're
slow in putting in an appearance iaSt
night. Thu groups appeared to be Smailcr
than usual and apparently less ~eIthuslas-
tic than usual. At eight o'clock there was
5000 people scattered along the
on Park Row and in City Hall park AT
the upper end of Park Row bioSraph PIC,
lures were shown The masses appeare1
less interested in the election results than
in the pictures of the Dewey land parade,
Dewey on board the Olympia, pictures OF
Jeffries and Sharkey as they prepared L.
enter the ring, and various other pictures
of a similar nature. Bulletins owl
republican or democratic gains excited
but little general interest. but pictures OF
the naval and military heroes of the late
war were received with rounds OF cheers.
New York, Nov. Sat the close OF the
polls in New Jersey at 4 p. m. the repub-
licans had carried the state and retained
control OF the senate and house OF as
sembly. Essex is believed to have gone
republican by a good majority. Hudson
remains democratic. The indications IN
Bergen are that the two parties split the
assembly representation, each taking one.
The republicans claim both. Both parties
claim Monmouth.
bulletins.
Allegheny county re-elects a republican
assembly. OnondaEa county Syracuse
elects four republican assemblymen. Mad
isUI, county re-electS Il republican assem-
blyman. SuffOid county elects Two Ttibub-
licau assemblymen. OSwego county elects
two republicans. In the - assembly dis
tricts which have reported. y republicans
ana two democrats were elected, a demo-
cratic loss of one.
In 20 assembly districts. including two
in New York city, ii republicans and nine
democrats have been elected; a demo-
cratic loss of five.
Richard Croker claims 81 of the 81 as
scmblymen districts in the borOughS of
Manhattan and the Bronx; a democratic
gain of six.
Tammany claims the election of its whole
county ticket by 50.O00 plurality. and the
defeat of Assemblyman MaZet by 800.
In the 10 districts, including three in this
city. % republicans and 13 democrats have
been elected: a democratic loss of five.
In 100 assembly districts, including Is in
this city, Il republicans and 81 democrats
have been elected; a democratic loss of
two.
Kings county complete: For register,
Howe, rep. 19.2l1; Gray, dem. n.I24.
d. J. Kenefick. w. b. Hooker and T. @.
White republicans) have been reelected
justices OF the supreme court in the
Eighth judicial district by large MAORI
ties.
Saratoga county elects a republican as
semblyman. In the IL districts which have
reported nine republicans and Two demo-
Gratis We're elected.
Jamestown-E. Il. Vreeland. republican.
is elected member of congress-, to succeed
Warren b Lewis, republican, in the Four
teenth district. His plurality is estimated
at II 900.
Albany-Alhany county elects republican
assemblymen in the First, Second ard
Fourth districts, and a democrat in the
Third.
Acknowledgment county elects two re-
publican member of assembly: no change.
Canton-St. Lawrence county elects two
republican assemblymen. This is no
change.
Utica-R. w. Sherman. democrat. is
elected mayor of Utica by 81. Balance Of
the city ticket is democratic By majOritic;
ranging from two to 300.
Two of the three assembly districts in
Oneida county show no change
Observation-Disclosures complete gives
C~arnohan, republican, 2.353, plurality for
mayor.
Observation-Disclosures republican candi-
date for congress from the Thirty-fOurtn
congressional district, received l.i3i: Still
man Lewis, democrat, 4S5 votes, in this
city.
Elmira-Indications point to Il republic
home of ex-senator Hill. Charles H..
Knapp. republican. Is elected 20 the as
sembly: Il democratic loss.
BuffalO-Returns from 81 of los districts
indicate Il landslide for the republicans.
ThoS. Henney, republican, for district at
tGrney. will probably have over 1C.rNi
plurality.
OswesO-Albert Hall. democrat. w&S
elected mayor by about 900 majority.
Syracuse-Mayor McGurei. democrat,
carries the city by nearly 200.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. county elects two
republican as~semblymen; no change.
Misunderstanding county elects a repuh-
lican as aSSembiyman: no change