Connecticut western news., 1906-11-15
VOTE STILL IN DOUBT
Governor Hughes of New York, Republican, May Have 0p-
 position Cabinet.
OFFICIAL CANVASS NEEDED
Hearst's Associates Probably Elected. Democratic and Independence League Candidate, Cut by BoIters, Ran Be- hind Rest of His Ticket In Greater New York and In Other Counties.

New rork ana m tuner Nounkies.
 New York, Nov. 14.-The official can vass of votes cast in the recent election began in all of the sixty-one counties of the state. The final figures from all the counties probably will not be avail able for several days. The official can vass thus far received shows some changes in the estimated totals sent out immediately following the election, but it is impossible even to estimate how far these corrections will affect the vote for those state offices about which there Is still some slight doubt.
 With the official vote of but three counties missing Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler apparently was elected lieuten- ant governor on the Democratic and Independence league tickets by plu- rality approximating 1,7oO votes over NJ. Linn Bruce Rep).
 At Republican headquarters Chair man Woodruff was not prepared to give out any statement, but it was stated that the official canvass of the vote of the city of Greater New York may show enough changes in favor of Bruce to overcome Chambers apparent lead.
 It appears that outside of the candi- dates for governor and possibly for lieutenant governor the Democratic ticket is elected.
 Probs6,e Winners In State.
 The ocraticIndependence league candidates on the state ticket, besides MT. Hearst, were as follows: Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler, for lieutenant governor; William s. Jackson, for at- torney general; Frederick Skene, for state engineer and surveyor; John S. whalen, for secretary of state; Martin Fl. Glynn, for comptroller; Julius Hauser, for state treasurer.
 It is announced that the Republican campaign managers have determined to make application in the supreme court for an order compelling the pro- duction in court of all void and pro- tested ballots" for the purpose of hay ing them counted.
 Declaring that the Republicans were trying to steal the election from the Democratic candidates by withholding returns and adding enough to the vote to overcome the Democratic pluralities in this city, William J. Corners, Demo cratic state chairman. called meet ing of the state committee in this city at which the situation was discussed.
 By voting to investigate the conduct of the Kings county Democratic organ ization. headed by State Senator Pat rick H. McCarren, during the cam paign just closed, the New York Dem ocratic state committee practically charged Senator McCarren with "knif- Ing" the head of the state ticket.
 Hearst Gut In City.
 MT. Hearst was cut In every borough in the city, the knifing of him person ally not being confined to Kings coun- ty. He ran several thousand behind Chanler and his other associates on the ticket in New York county as we'll as in Brooklyn, where Senator Patrick H. McCarren and his organization openly had their knives out for him.
 In Queens, too, there was a big gar between his vote and that of the other candidates on the ticket
 There is not a county In the state in which Chanler and his associates do not lead Mir Hearst