Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-11-18
LATER FROM THE ATLANTIC STATES
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| C"WWo00', LOT Nanalmo bark Hattie C..
Bessie, for Burrard Inlet.
| Los ANGELES, Nov. 1O.-Betweeu thir.
ty and forty thousand sheep persisted in
a great sand storm in the vicinity of
Tchacbapc Pass, a few days since.
New YORK, Nov. THE Democratic
majority in the city is estimated at &c. 900
BALTIMORE, Nov. The Democrats
claim the election of the State ticket by
from 5000 to 10000 majority. The Re.
publicans do not concelc the election OF
White. Returns from the whole city ex.
ccpt the Eleventh Ward give White. Dem
ocratic Candidate for Governor, 1854 ma
jority.
CHICAGO, Nov. 7-AIedill's majority for
Mayor is probably 10000. 1t is believed
that nineteen out Of the twenty Aldermen
on the Medill ticket are elected. The bal.
ance of the ticket for city and county of.
fees is elected by large majority.
Returns from the State are very mcagrc,
but show a slight vote. Beverage Gre.
publican is elected to Congress by proba-
bly, 10000 majority.
The returns from Wisconsin are light,
but indicate Washburn's election over
poolittle for Governor by 10000 majority.
Both branches Of the Legislature are Re.
publican.
ST PAUL, Nov. 7.--Rcturns from SEVEN
ty'eight cities and towns, give Austin Ire.
publican) 1928; Young (Democrat) l..
695. The vote Of Ramsey county and the
city of St. Paul is not yet counted, and
will probably reduce the above majority
considerably.
DETROIT, Nov. For the first time in
twelve years the Republicans have carried
this city. Moffat is elected Mayor by S23
majority-a Republican gain of 1900.
Five Republican and five Democratic AL
dermen are elected
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. THE Conscrva.
tive candidates for the next Legislature
carry this city by majority of about 200.
No returns from the county, but it is sup
posed that the Conservatives have elected
their candidates.
NATcuEz, (Miss), Nov. 1.-The cleo.
ton passed off quietly. Large Rcpubli.
can majority in this city. t"
JACKSON Mss, Nov. 1T is thought
by many leading politicians that the State
has gone Democratic by small majority
| Wisconsin gives over 10000 Republi-
can majority. Both branches Of the Leg.
islature are Republican.
by combination of Labor Reformers
and Democrats, there will be a slight gain
in the number of Democratic members.
The House will stand: Republicans, 176 !;
Democrats, 81.
TRENTON. Nov. Parker is probably
elected Governor by from 5000 to 5000
majority.
BosToN, Nov 7.-Boston gives Wash.
burn 10000 plurality. Returns from III
cities and towns give Washburn 81, 900
votes, Adams $1,000, and Chamberlain
and Hittman about 5000 each.
RICHMOND, Nov. Selection returns
indicate the House Of Delegates to DO of
about the same political com plexon as the
last, which was two-thirds Conservative.
Republicans have probably gained one or
two Senators.
NEWARK, Nov. 1.-The complete re-
turns of this city give Parker (Dem }, for
Governor, 1928 majority-being a Demo
cratic gain of over 1000 over the Charter
election last month The State is Demo.
cratic by 1000 majority.
New York, Nov. S.-The World says
the Republican majority in the State is
from $4,000 to 1900 the Legislature is
two thirds Republican in both houses.
Tweed was interviewed yesterday. He
said he was not prepared to answer ques-
tions in regard to his reported resignation,
but it is pretty certain that the report is
untrue. Tweed said that the great success
Of the Rcformers took him by surprise.
Twced's counsel stated yesterday that they
would hurry the trial of charges by the
Reform Committee, and had no reason or
wish for delay.
The Tribune says Tweed has been rap.
idly transferring property to other hands
A few days ago he sold piece of proper
ty, which cost $3.50 900, to his son. He
has also been selling stock in various rail.
roads and other companies, in most iustan-
ces OF sacrifice. He no longer figures as
Director of the Third Avenue road. His
name is dropped for the reason that he
has lately sold all his stock in that line he
had at the time Mr.. O'Conor began suit
against him. He owned 700 shares of the
Metropolitan Gas Co., worth S1,365, 900,
and ordered an immediate sale after the
suit was begun. Then the rate was 1876;
he forced it on the market and sold it for
100. He is reported to have attempted to
sell the lease Of the Metropolitan Hotel.
There is universal satisfaction among
men Of oil parties over the result of the
election. "a.
Charles O'Conor says the Legislature
will at once proceed to erase from the stat.
ute book the various laws that gave power
to rascals who so nearly ruined the credit
Of the city through misgovernment.
There is general feeling of demoraliz.
alton among defeated Tammanyites. Many
of them who were confident of election
were surprised at the result. As a geucr.
al thing they spent LARGELY Of their means