The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-11-05

Manhattan. $50 districts, odell S9,.
5S1, Coler 161,142.
New York--Albany county will give
Odell a plurality OF 4,50O. Broom
county will give Odell 3.400 plurality.
At 10 p. m. Senator Platt stated that
Odell would come to Bronx with 133,.
900 plurality. At the Republican head.
quarters the state is claimed by from
10000 to $1,000.
New Reports from 1854 cleo
tion districts out of 3,041, outside Of
Greater New York give Oden 976t1,
Coler 21.525.
New York-Columbi county gives
Odell 10000 plurality Delaware coun-
ty gives him $500. Je ierson county
Odell 3,1OO King county, Coler 26,.
SEA Montgomery county, Odell $50.
Richmond, Coler 1910. Saratoga.
odell S,15O westchester. odell II 500.
Troy. n. Y. Nov. 4.-Wm. II. ORA
per, Republican, has been elected
from the twenty-second congressional
district
New York City-The following as.
semblymen have probably been elect.
ed in this city: A. d. Andrew, Dem,
second district; p. H. Burt, Dem,
fourth district; W. H. Bruins, Dem,
fifth district; II. II. O'Connor, Dem,
sixth district; Harry Il. oxford, Dem,
seventh district; H. p. Sheriff., Dem,
ninth district; Richard Butler. DEM,
tenth district; ]. f. Mccullough, Dem,
eleventh district; Hugh Dolan, Dem,
fifteenth district; r. J. McManis, Dem,
sixteenth district; S. J. Perrin. Dem,
twentieth district; John N. Fitzgerald,
Dem, twenty-fourth district; T. p.
Ullman, Dem, twenty-hfth district;
Howard Conwing, Dem, twenty-sev-
enth district; G.. b. Agnew, Rep,
twenty-ninth district; Geo. b. Clark,
Rep, thirty-second district w H..
Hornidge, Dem, fourteenth district;
Harry w. Dold, Dem.
In Kings county the Democrats elect.
ed eighteen assemblymen.
In Erie county Odelrs plurality is
about 500, Democrats elect the sher-
if, district attorney and four assem-
blymen.
Schuyler county complete gives
Odell plurality of 775.
Chautauqua county, odell s,432 plu.
rality.
Livingston county elects w. NJ. Ca
ter, DEM, judge by 200 majority.
Manhattan, 500 districts, give odell
92.22S, Coler 1891.
Reports from 2,O44 election dis.
tricts out of 3,041 in New York state
outside of Greater New York give
odell 325,665, Coler 2SS, Ala. Same
districts in 1900 gave Odell 375,1S7.
Later returns with six districts to
hear from make Odell's plurality in
Narragansett about 200. Hoffman,
Dem, probably elected to assembly
from first district.
Watertown, N. Y, Nov. 4-Chas. L.
Knapp, Rep, is elected to congress
from the twentiety-eighth district.
New York, Nov. 4.-Reports from
2.269 election districts out Of 3,O41 in
the state outside of Greater New
York give oden S57O76, Coler 255,,
2S2.
In Kings county Geo. II. Lindsay
Dem, is elected to congress from the
second district; Charles T. Dunn, Rep.
from the third district; Frank II. VIII
son, Dem. from the fourth district
ED Nj. Bassett, Dem, from the fifth dis
trict; Robt. Baylor, Dem, sixth dis
trict, and John ]. Fitzgerald, Dem.
from the seventh district.
New York--Reports from 1856 elec
tion districts out of the 3,041 in the
state and outside Of Greater New
York give odell 369.65S. Coler 264.
546 In Greater New York 1926 dis
tricts out Of 1,543 give Coler plurality
OF ll9,414, indicating 120,S66 in the
city Courtland county gives odell
plurality Of 1850.
New York, 11:15 p. m. Nov. Tam
many comedies that Odell has been
elected.
Manhattan comple,e returns give
Odell 9S,774, Coler 16S.1S2.
In the 2,l66 election districts in the
state outside Of New York city, odelrs
plurality is 97,S97, indicating a plurali,
ty Of 1S75OO in the districts outside
of Greater New York.
Manhatan-Douglas, Republican can
uidate for congress, elected by major,
ity Of 12.45O.
New York city, ~ o'clock midnight
Nov 4.-Chairman Dunn cf the Repub.