The sun., 1900-11-08
THE RESULT ~ KINGS.
Jacob worths Defeat for Congress the Bis
surprise OF Election.

This was tho vote for the Congress candi.
dates In Kings county
SECOND District -Ketoham lRD. 1900: fitz-
gerald tDJ. 1855 Fitzgeralds plurality. 1922,
Third District Bri.tow tRD. 2,o2S briggs
ID. 22eis Bri-tows plurality. i.iio.
Fourth District llanbnry tRJ. ?S.jl3. Clay
ton %. 7sna iIanburv's plurality, i.d?a
Fifth District Worth tRD. 2i.i73 Wilson
Cd. 2?Op7. Wilson's plurality ss4
sixth District -Ress tRJ, ii.4n; Lindsay
d.. ls.oss Iindsay's plurality. 1881.
Tho suoo ssful Senatorial candidates won by
these rluraltle-
Third District Cullen ID. A7es
Fourth District Audet tRj. 2o7s.
Firth District McCabe tDJ, 6.27o
Sixth District Fuller r.. o2?.
Sevsath District -McCa re ID, ais3.
Eighth District Marshall (RJ, 1928
Ninth District W sner ID, i.2si.
The Republicans elected eleven OF the twenty
ono Assanblymsn. gain OF two over last
year The districts captured from the Demo-
orats were the Tenth and Eleventh. In the
former Rainy (Rl beat Fiske tDJ by i.lO,.
and In the latter Blackwell UiJ had plurality
OF ies over Gud r, VINO has represented
tho lis.rct for several v"lrs. There NAV be
a contest in tns rSeut,stn district. Hug -
and ne,k. t4sir respective vote according 70
the unofficial figures beng 6,307 and O.S+..
Tho epubcals are not counting the di,trlGt
but lie oificisl count viii bs caref lly watched.
vas ~ Snd1nbtrdir Si the defeat Of JACOB Worth
for Cong rpss In the fifth DISTRICT by Or Wilson.
his Democratic opponent Worth's vote was
tss MsSn A"' The i fSct tfst Mckiniay carried the
district bv nearly 2.sp plurality shows htt
Wortl. WAS cut unmeIoliully and that The po-
stth IL nd rpit tp,s
and most deadly "fcct. There "cre no 'ur-
fnce IL rjications that Worth was going to meet
his political Wnmr9o on ~ 0wn 'h%,"H "a sround
trary, all through tie campaign " vas taken
for granted that his election WIS absolutely
assured and even the pem9GrauC ,Irdii, ii,nasITs
made A rattlirg canvass through his district
and got assurance from All directions OF Demo-
Erfo ,s rSH sSHo @o1, & e. ti%s.ha hef u,t IT s.y.
In an address a week ago Mr. Worth expressed
~ thr',.rrd y",esh 30 wn'Id hr-n 20 sr7rc itto
"a. Iar Of Bert Hei'., the Republican candidate
10, ths Sixth district. Mr M3r,hs trie.ds
oretIy aSornplI.hed by his old factional
opponent. II the organization and that to
mahe sure of hi. cysrthrow ,asy yG'ea al df e,''s
rrea, disarpointment t6Mr Worth for It wa hls
Ambition 10 wind ~ his long and rtcturrs@ue
o, III. hi. close ! friend, said last night.
II was amazing how Mr., Worth was cnt
rtcht and left The-o cannot he much doubt
that sore ~ The dIstrict esders With whom
he was fornsry engaged In political strife
rlotted for his Anal overthrow 40 A. "a prevent
him from ever again asrirtnR 20 the conuol
OF the organization. think Mr.. Worth VIII
no. retire from all political nctivi'y. but sooneH
or later there may be m airort 70 uncover TIE
plot Nv. which Ia vas 40 !gnomtnouslv defeated
yesterday"
and Walter b. Atterbury oil denied any knowt
edge ~ such n plot and de''liret 10 erIre@s
ANY orinipn. % 70 the cause of the Immense
slump IN tie Republican vote In the Fifth Com
greas district.
hands as the r~rult Of the election In kines
county Ex-Shonf Bur4n2 wM tie heavie't
wtnn.r to the tune ~ about scn.ooo. Nearly
ali III. vseer. were on the single proposition
ths. McKinlay would garry ths county, no NJ,
betting proclivttie- were ccocksure that Bryan
would have good plurality. James Shevlin
himself firm In this OPINION and backed
It, II !s nd, 10 the extent OF $4,000 or moro
Councilman Francisco VA. the heaviest Re-
puhiicnn lo.e- os he pinned his frl'h on the
rrospect Of Mckinley having u plurality OF
AT eaat