The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-11-09

ernor by at least 10000, ana possibly
10000. Such scenes OF excitement as
have been witnessed all day have never
before bsen known even in Presiden-
tial election. The voters of Massachu-
sets have ended the most remarkable
political campaign in which they have
ever been engaged by casting a vote
larger by nearly $4,000 than was ever
turns up to midnight show that Robin
son has been elected by at least 10, 600
votes. The figures show that to the
vote of the cities (of Boston especially
Butler owes his defeat. In the towns
throughout the State the vote, thou IN
largely increased, was almost equally
divided. In the twenty-one cities of
the State, Butler, last year received
rs, 2O5, and Bishop SO, 260 votes. This
year in the same cities. Butler gets ST.
307, and Robinson 76,7l6. Boston's
vote was to the Democrats the greatest
surprise of all. and alone really decided
the election. Instead of the IL, 600 plu-
rality which Butler got last year, or
the 10000 which he claimed he would
get this, he obtained but 6.5l1 plural
ity. With a registration or nearly 65,-
| 600. 5S,419 votes were cast, of which
| Butler received 81, 465. and Robinson
| 1854.
BosToN, Mass, Nov. Three hun
dred and thirty-three towns and cities,
with thirteen TO hear from, give: Rob-
| inson, 15S, 203; Butler, 149, 32l; Almey,
| 1919; Arnold, 49,; scattering, Al. Rob
| inson's plurality is S,SS2. The execu-
tive council thus far stands Republic
cans, Democrats. and in doubt.
| The Senate is % Republicans and IL
Democrats, with six districts to hear
| from.
Butler has certainly made wonder
full run, getting 10000 more votes than
any other Democratic candidate ever
| received in Massachusetts. But Rob-
| inson's tremendous vote is even more
remarkable. Another remarkable fea-
| ture of the vote is the way in which
Ames ran ahead of his ticket. He is
elected by over $4,000 majority, al
though many Republicans pasted Grin
nell.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Nov. Z, $3.50 A. Null
retnrns from the city give McLane,
Democrat. 81 800; Holton, Republican,
"a, 1913; McLane's majority, 1876. Bond
| (Democrat) for CLERK of the Superior
Court, 2S,137; Allison (fusion), 1928;
Bonds majority. 800. Airey (fusion),
for sheriff, q, 1913; Joyce, Democrat,
26.7l5. Airey's majority, 1,1Sl.
Returns from the counties are still
meager. McLane's majority for Gov
ernor. it is claimed, will exceed 10000.
The SIN estimates his majority at TO-
600 to $4,000. The SIN also states that
nine of the thirteen senators elected
are Democrats and that the House is
| DpmOcrltlp nv lnrna majority
NEBRASKA.
OMAHA. Neb. Nov. 6-This is an off
year III Nebraska politics, the only
State officers voted for being Chief
Justice or the Supreme Court and three
regents of the State University. The
contest between M. b. Reese, Republic
can candidate for Chief Justice, and j.
w. Savage, Democratic and anti-mo-
nopoly candidate, has been carried on
quite vigorously. Reese is elected, but
by largely reduced majority. The
best estimates of his majority range
from 5000 to 10000, the regular Re-
publican majority in Nebraska being
over 10000. Some few estimates place
Reese's majority at less than 5000.
Considerable interest has been mani
tested in county elections, and great
deal of scratching has been done.
This was the case in this, Douglas,
county. The Republicans have elected
the entire county ticket with the ex-
ception of clerk of the District Court.
MINNESOTA.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. 6.-Later re-
turns from the State show that the de-
lection OF the Scandinavians will not
be so heavy as the first returns indi-
Gated. Hubbard himself and the Re-
publican committee are confident of
$4,000 majority for Hubbard and 10000
for the rest of the ticket, while the
Democrats admit Hubbard's election
by 5000 majority. Ramsey county for
the first time in its history has given a
Republican majority on the State tick
ct and elected "a portion of the county
ticket. Hubbard says his only loss
was in scandinavian counties, and was
not as heavy as lie had feared. This
loss was partially Offset by the support
who disliKed Biermann'S appeal to race
prejudices.
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, Mich. Nov. 6.-The bien-
NAL city election took place in this
Stephen II. Grummond mayor by 400,
800. The democrats elect the treasur-
er by 1000 to 1,500. Three-quarters Of
the members of the upper house of the
council are carried by the democrats.
Half of the lower house were also
elected. The democrats, with the
i followers, carry it by one or two ma
jority.
DAKOTA.
FARGO, Dakota, Nov. 6.-Interviews
with the leading Republicans and esti-
mates based upon figures received in
dictate that the constitutional amend
ment is carried by q small majority.
Definite figures, however, cannot be
obtained.
DEADwooD. Dakota, Nov. 6.-TSpec-
ial. The vote on the constitution
proposition to-day was surprisingly
light, the opposition religiously alb
staining from voting. The proposition
was carried, according to the vote poll
ed, by large majority, vet the senti-
ment of the people was unanimously
opposed to it.
YANKTON, ID. T., Nov. Elm Yank-
ton City TIA votes were cast, q majority
for the cOn stitutiOn. Ron HOmme conn