Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-11-06

NTSiula-Ltc \Oem IS elected
governor by about $4,000 majority.
The Legislature is heavily Demo
cratic, that party having 62 out of
the 100 members in the house and
% out of the 40 senators. The
counties to be heard from will prob
ably increase this majority.
Massachusetts - Robinson (Rep.
is elected Governor by a plurality OF
about $4,000 The Democrats claim
Il gain Of Is members in the House
and in the Senate.
M.ryland-The Democratic ticket
is elected by about $4,000. Tne
legislature will stand about as fol.
lows: Seuaie-Republicans 6, Dem
ocrats 20. House-Repubhcans 16,
Democrats 101. A Democratic ma
jority on JOINT ballot OF 80. The
successor to United States Senator
Gormsn will be Democrat.
Pennsylvania-Quay, Republican,
for treasurer, the only State officer
voted for, is elected by $4,000 ma
jority. All the changes in the
figures show a Republican gain in
the State.
New York Gone Democratic.
New York city completes: Daven-
port Is, 446. Hill 123, ia; Carr &c.
$50, Jones 12l ,199. Hill over Dav.
export S,268; Jones over Carr,
A ,419.
Eight hundred and one election
districts and wards outside of New
York and Kings county give Daven-
port 167 1912, Hill ISL ,24O, Bas-
com S,34S. The same districts gave
Blaine l91, 225, Cleveland III, S5S,
St. John I ,434; net Democratic gain,
1854.
Manning Congratulates Ttldea.
New York, Nov. 4.-Secretary
Manning, to-day, called upon Hon.
Samuel J. Tilden at Graystone,
where he arrived at IL 80, from this
city, and was driven direct to ex-
Governor Tilden's house, where he
lunched and remained until nearly
2 o'clock. He stated that his visit
was merely one of friendship to con-
graduate Mr.. Tilden on the result
of the election.
The Sentiment at Seattle.
SEATTLE, w. t., Nov. 4.--This
city is in a feverish condition, and
has been since the recent transac-
tons in Tacoma touching the Chi
nese movement. 1t is an open Sc
cret that several prominent citizens,
banker and several merchants
waited upon Mayor Yesler today,
aud requested that he telegraph
Governor Squire for United States
troops. This telegram was sent. but
as yet has not been answered. Gov
ernor Squire has had his disposal of
troops from Vancouver tor the past
ten days. Rumor states that troops
ale now at Tacoma.
Mayor Yesler, who has been in
receipt of anonymous letters threat
ening the blowing up of his hou>e
because he employs Chinese cook,
says the laws of the country will be
enforced. Threatening letters have
been sent to ex-Mayor Leary and
others, that dynamite is at hand and
will be us.d upon their premises,
unless they discharge their Chinese
1t is openly asserted by some Of the
so-called Workingmeu's League that
willis no Chinese blood will he
shed, yet there may be letting of
some Caucasian blood, if the Chinese
do not depart on the day fixed.
There are hero many deputy sheriffs
recently sworn, but these are uuUr.
ganized, aud the presence of troops
would have q salutary effect.
MIR. Justice Greene, while not
wishing to express officially any
opinion, stated to your correspon-
dent that he believed the laws of
the country should be enforced, aud
those entrusted with such enforce
ment should be on the quivive to SO
enforce them.
A wealthy Chinaman states that
he will go when those ordering him
away pay him for property he now
owns, valued at $4,000. Other
wise he will remain.
Tho entire movement here is ma
nipulated by q few would-bo dema-
gogues, who are after the offices of
Sheriff, Chief of Police, and other
minor positions. These are of the
smooth-bore order, have no claim to
recognition. and are using the Chi.
nese dodge as a hobby. The best
citizens wish to see the United States
troops here. Their presence can
do no harm. The agitators are IRE
sponsible parties, who assert them
selves as being after the order of the
communist.