Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-08
TBLEGRAPHIC.
ELECTION RETURNS.
A Host Decisive Victory For Nc
Kinlsy.
THE RESULTS IN oraER STATES.
New York Has Gone over 10 the Re-
publleans.-A Democratic
Victory.
ONO.


CoLuMnua, o., Nov with n
plurality OF $4,000 and two.thlrds OF
both branches Of the legislature, Nc
Klnley has won the most decisive VIC
tory recorded in ohio sinco the civil
war. II has been won ON national
Issues. IL would not have been a sur
prise two weeks ago, but after the ao-
ton Of Congress there seemed 10 have
been such reaction, that the ovei-
yhslmlng vote Ia surprise. The
Democrats did not allow the contest to
20 by default, but made fnoet vigor-
Gus fight with harmonious worklng
iofcen. Ex-Govetnof Campbell can.
vaased the state for Lawrence Il. Neal
all last week, ami the Democratic
committee was hopeful after Congress
reaoned decisive action.
The weather was pleasant all over
the state, aud there was full vote
ui over 100000.
The Republicans are apprehonslve
ON one part Of their victory. The leg
stature elected today does not select
United Statrs senator, and II ~ over
lwt-;hirds Republican, the strongest
since the wnr.
To General Manager Associated
Press-At 1880 | desire TO change the
fguresmude earlier. We have carried
Ohio for Mckinley by 10000 TO IO,OuO
plurality, and both branches OF tue
legislature by more than tWo-thlfus
majority. CHARLES DICK.
AnuT the second returns became
known the places for receiving news
IL a
apeoehea were made BY Chairman
DIck, Deliver, OF Iowa, ami others,
uulogiEing Mckinley az man OF
destiny, and nominating him for
pfesiduut. At2a.m. Chairman Dick
said the returns indicated "a plurality
Of $1,000 Tor Mckinley.
Chairman Seward of the Democratic
state committee, seen just after mid
night, had no statement TO make on the
result. He ana Colonel rayiof, Demo.
Crntic candidate for Lieutenant. Cover.
nor, were discussing laughingly Ntal's
motion TO "make II unanimous"
CINCINNATI
CINoGNsATI, Nov. 7.-Thoro WAS n
great crush early ut the polls. Two
thirds OF the vote was cast by 10 n. IN.
at many precincts. The Republicans
probably carry the county by an In.
creased majority. The voting through.
cut the state was very heavy.
One-tsnth OF the pteclncts In Hamil-
ton show n Republican gain Of 052 over
1892. At this rate the Republican
plurality will raise 10 over 10000
This appears to carry the Republican
ticket, Including three sungiors aud
ten members OF the house Of represen-
tativss.
NEW YORK.
NEW York, Nov. ST. q. M: One
OF the most peculiar campaigns In the
history Of the state closed at sundown
this evening, anu II In snfe 10 say that
tie Democratic managers were not
more surprised ut the rcsuit than the
Republicans. Tue dominant issue In
all portions Of the state has been ring
rule, and the Republicans In New
York City, brooklyn, Albany and
Buffalo have been greatly assisted by
tne organized efforts OF the independs
ent Democrats.
Isaac II. Maynard, candidate ON the
Democratic ticket for Judge Of the
court Uf appeals, against whom the
independent Democrats wngei war, is
whelmingly defeated.
In Brooklyn the Democratic majority
OF 20, 900 at the last election was oom-
lleiely overturned.
RionaTd Croker, tho TRmmany
chienain, at . O'Clock said: cit looks
M II the Republicans have MADE y
clean sweep OF tho state including the
legislature"
Tho Herald says New York state
has gone Democratic. This Tribune
ainfn hau RannhlIsaft
by 10000 majority.
The Tribune bulletin says: "Barl.
lett " elected over Maynard by plu-
rality Of 10000.
The World says BOojy comedies his
defeat as mayor OF Brooklyn.
In Brooklyn n Republican mayor
was elected by about lb,0OU. William
q. Gayncr, prominent Democrat,
who led In n fight against Boss Me.
Laughlin aud the ring, was nominated
by the Republicans tor supteme court
Judge in the second district, with
tue result OF 10000 majority in his
favor.
The complete returns OF tho day
show the election " tho entire Tam.
many ticket by maj0rities ranging be-
tween $1,000 and $4,000.
Oswogo, city which usually
gives Democratic majority, goes
Republican 10y 81 votes, Tor this
first time since 1883.
Buffalo, n. " rhsN6Ws claims the
city has 10 q Republican by clean
sweep, the Democrats saving only an
occasional alderman.
Roohesior.-rheR Republicans made q
clean nweep Of Monroe county.
Albauy.-At IL O'Clock Governor
Flower conceded the State by about
10000, but said no still hoped the rs.
hembly and Senate would Le Demo
cratic.
Lanslnghurg, n. Y.-Thtre was
not mere tonight between tho police
and ciliEens. The police seized the
ballot boxes In three districts, aud
started Tor the police station. The ell.
gems followed and attempted 10 rescue
the boxes The policemen shot Josiah
10. West prominent citizen, IN tue
head.
Long Island City, N. "a riot
took place to-day In the trat polling
district ward Ia Blissvile. The police
dubbed the rioters into submisslop.
Raughs preclpitated In the fight by
sei2ing the polling booths.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
BOSTON, Nov. THE result OF the
election IA Massachusetts tuuay can
only DO described asa huge political
landelide. For the first time in three
year. the state viii have a Republican
governor, and his plurality Is 80, coo, ut
least. the whole ticket IL elected with
him, and the legislature ia Rolldlv Re-