Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-11-17

New York, Nov 7.-One of the most
peculiar campaigns in the history Of
the state closed at shutdown this even
ing and 1t is safe to say the democratic
managers are not more surprised at
the result that the republicans Isaac
III. Maynard, the candidate on the dem
ocratic ticket for judge Of the court Of
appeals, against whom the independent
democrats Waged war, is overwhelming
ly defeatedy. Practically complete rel
turns indicate that the republicans
they viii have a good working ma
jority in the next legislature.
In Brooklyn the democratic majority
Of 10000 at the last election was com
pletely overturned and a republican
mayor was elected by about $4,000
majority. VIM. J. Gaynor, promi-
nent democrat, who led in the fight
against Boss Mclaughlin and the ring
was nominated by the republicans for
supreme court judge in the second dis.
trict with the result of Il 10000 ma,
jolity in his favor.
New York, Nov. S.-The total city
| vote for secretary of state gives Meyer
| LAT ,256; Palmer 1887.
New York, Nov. 1T is conceded
that Maynard, for associate justice OF
| the court Of appeals, is defeated.
New York, Nov. 7.-One thousand
and eighty election districts out OF
| LIP give Meyer 1926; Palmer 81
| COL. Nine hundred and ninety dis
tricts out Of 1,142 give Maynard 1OS
514; Bartlett SO,797.
| I4a1lsingburg, Nov. There was i
riot here tonight between the police
and citizens. The police seized the
ballot boxes of three precincts and
started for the police station. Citizens
| followed and attempted to rescue the
| boxes. A policeman shot Josiah f.
| West, a prominent citizen, in the
head.
| New York, Nov MA Daily Press
bulletin says Maynard is surely beat
en- md that Schiesen, (rep) is surely
! elected mayor of Brooklyn.
! Brooklyn, Nov. THE Eagle an
nounces Maynards defeat, saying that
| behind.
Long Island City, Nov. IA riot
| took place today in the first polling
district of the second ward in Bliss
| into submission. Rou@hs precipitated
the fight by Selling the polling booths.
| New York, Nov. 7.-Returns from
one-siXth of the state outside of New
York and Brooklyn give Palmer a
majority over Meyer of 1868
Rochester, Nov. THE republicans
made clean sweep Of Monroe county
New York, Nov. 7.-One hundred and
sixty-six election districts in all coun-
ties above Harlem give Maynard 49,
97S; Bartlett y, 4S2.
Buffalo, Nov THE News claims the
city has gone republican by 4 clean
sweep, the democrats saving only an oc-
caSional alderman.
New York, Nov. THE Daily News
says Tammany will elect twenty eight
out of thirty assemblymen in this city.
New York, Nov. 1.-Two hundred and
fOrty-eght districts outside New York
and Brooklyn gave Palmer, for secre-
tary of state, rep, 27,4S1; Meyer 49,
$50 The same districts in 1891 gave
O'Connor 2S,661; Rice 25,6O3. Two
hundred and five districts outside New
York and Brooklyn give Bartlett 25,341;
Maynard 1898. The same districts in
1891 gave Palmer 24,52O; Meyer 49,
OTIS. One thousand and twenty cleo
ton districts in New York give Meyer
12S,791; Palmer 69,753. Eight hundred
and fifty districts in New York city
give Maynard 91,3S5; Bartlett 1852.
Forty-five election districts in Albany,
Erie, Onandaga, Monroe and West
chester counties give Maynard 5,414;;
Bartlett 6,741.