New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-11
CONNECTICUT TOPICS.
GENERAL SATISFACTION IN STATE
OVER RESULTS OF ELECTION.
A MARKED INCREASE OF INDUSTRY PROM
IsEs CONTINUED PROSPERITY
TORICAI. LECTURES
HUNTING.

hartford Conn. Nov 70 (SpeciaD-There are no
unpleasant surprises for the Republicans or the
State in the results of the election II there Is any
sunrise at all II the fact that the House OF
REPRESENTATIVES and the Senate are stronger in
tbair Re,lg5l.cau tendencies than before. Mr. Nc
Lean is elected Governor by a majority OF some
thing over l1oh votes The attacks made upon
hin, before his nomination and later on the stump
and in the opposition press OF the State. with the
baIf hearted support some OF the Republican papers
gave to him set him behind the rest of the State
ticket trhe more than 5,n1 votes. but in spite OF
this his election Is victory OF the clean and
wholesome element OF the state over the SANDERS
of politicians
The Democrats leaders have fallen to quarrelhng
over the conduct Of the campaign and Alexander
Troup openly tells Chairman Thayer OF the State
Committee that he Will De held accountable for the
$64 oo0 placed in the hands OF the committee for
eIec,fon nurposes and asks what has been done
with it. II undoubtedly went 10 the town commit
tees but there few indications that IT was
used in campaign although II Is TO be said that
il came into the State late TO bolster up forlorn
hope that there might be some possibility or
Eryan's carrying the state. Judge Bronson was
liberal contributor, and It Is apparent mat new
Iroup mas d-u utCI'It' " 80 - - C 80 So- thsr,
Gratis ami says No votes should pc cast Ior hhsIn
for National State municipal offices.
In Inc sat- NJ To,I, nGitfcaiiv as IL was two
%tis; isI = rr. are some unusually strong men
KeneaIy of Stamford, has been the leader OF the
ReDublicans in the House for TWO sessions and La
an able man He may be chosen president pro tenn
of the body Lieutenant GovernQr-eLect keeler was
in chair good deal IN ihe Iast asst session a, as
president pro tenn and vii make good P5esel9 s
contest has practically been settled by the con-
Fl Light of NorwaIk assuring the latter's eleva3
ton the chair The clerk OF te next L1ouSe W.
he F. F. Human Of Wilimantic, who was assist
ant clerk OF et S prorSoie from ths House clerk
crA "l 1t to ~. usual order for years past
Now that the political campaign Is over there
~ The state In This city the Electric Vehicle Com
pany which has been working IN an
ure and starts in under new conditions intending
20 Pc 1ly i II' ana number Of men employed In
naTburv a new company for tn Manufacture OF
the eisGo, r~,iII increase in the employment
M roncerns in this city will Immediately begin
Work on orders given conditional on McKinley's
sItfion and the winter bids fair to be unusually
busy one The iernoFs(I n',I- % I Ine me-
F,nrn0on when over fifteen hundred of them vol
unfairly ~ tb election was an Indication of the
Satisfaction of the intelligent w9rkmen OF the city
on NeaneS9 ~ bistnri, nj lecture IIndsr me au
spices Of Ruth Wyllys Chapter Daughters Of the
dhn Fisk in his city on Friday afternoon He
delivered new lecture written especially for the
occasion. on ConnectlCus part IN the CONSTITUTION
The contributors 10 the cha0ar for the purpose OF
widening Coolest and restoring the Ancient Bury
The Hartford Golf club has opened its new club
next season. advancin@ property interests having
encroac!.ed upon the old links The house is Colo
NAL in style has large rooms with enormous wood
freplaceS. dining rooms lounging and smoking
rooms and all the accessories of a we'll appointed
club The links will not ne ready for until next
season, although short course Of nine holes may
be used during what little remains Of the present
season The clubhouse is opposite Elizabeth Park
the beautiful of all the parks OF the city. and
OVerlOC Ks a wide stretch If country The club Is
prosperous and numbers several hundred members.
TIE house is controlled by association. the
hrrS of which " shares in the venture
The hunting season in Connecticut has been IN
Usually good this year game birds squirrels and
rabbits having increased materially under the ex-
CelieDt laws for the preservation OF game. Deer
have been in several parts of the State but
none NAV be killed Wildcats. lynx and other
pleasant animals have been seen. but no bears.