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RIOT IN CAMDEN.
Seven People Shot or Cut
Near the Polling
Places.
CITY IN THE HANDS or THuGs.
Deputy Sherifs Held Up and
Deprived of Their
Weapons.
MILITARY MAY Be CALLED OUT
A Company Of Soldiers Waits
for the Order to Charge
Upon the Mob.

CAMDEN, y. j.. Nov. THE election
in this city up to noon to-day has re-
suited in riots in several of the precincts.
The Democratic policemen and ward-
workers ave taken possession of many
Of the booths and the Republicans have
appealed to Sheriff West to place the
military at the polls. So far many
deputy sherifis nave been shot and beat
eli. none seriously. The following have
been admitted to Cooper Hospital:
SAMUEL +. uLMAN. 81: Chestnut street: shot
In the head.
GEORGE BANKS. 1925 Kalshan avenue; shot In
the leg.
SEVERN. Eighth Ward: .ho, In bead
and blackIacked.
EDWARD DREER. Ninth Ward: badly cut On
head.
NATHAN VAN DYKE, Seventh Ward: throat
cut.
JULIA CHAMBERS. 7Cs Chestnut street: while
rtandins near the polling place in the First
Precinct Of the Seventh Ward. had her throat
badly cut with a razor.
MICHAEL KELLY. a Democratic worker;
stabbed In neck.
The city is in the hands OF a desperate
gang OF thugs and repeaters. Many
deputy snerins have been stopped on
the streets and had their weapons taken
from them.
Sheriff West Is not at his office. Peo-
pie are hunting for him to call tho
military to action.
A company Of troops in charge of
Capt. George ). West is ready to move
at a moments notice. Five hundred
special Democratic policemen are at the
polls.
William Harvey, deputy sheriff, was
taken TO TIE Coopcr Hospital, having
been badly beaten at Second and Noun
Vernon s~''.r,-.
Detail ur the National Guard have
been sent to Philadelphia to order all
members to report at TIE armory at
once.
The guards are waiting for the first
bcil To- summon them 10 NctloI.
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quarter, that Body i, beaten by III. WO ma
yurity.
Indications are that Bro"klyn has gone Re
publican on the state ticket.
100 T.. NJ. Thirty districts out $50 in
Brooklyn give pCarSall 3, l22: Guynor >. 90.
81. M.-fifty districts give rcar.aiI .. iG'S,
Gayuor q. 3Gn
500 M.-lOO districts give Maynard ~. .
Sj1 Bartlett, II. GOn.
: lop so district, give rcar.all :, 800
Gaynur, :, SiD.
one hundred aud ten districts CAV" Maynard
IL, al Bartlett, Is, 1872.
SO =. M.-l9O district. give Maynard,
-, u Bartlett. II, ~
SO +. Tia! nor majority in Brooklyn
is now estimate nt ~. OOO.
$50 =. NJ. TOO district, give Meyer i5,.
6I5, Palmer 81. i6j.
30 +. NJ. -i3O districts give Never is, 51l
Palmer. 80, 523.
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Is SAILORS DROWNED
After a Collision of Propellers
in Lake Michigan.
CBy Associated Preas)

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DETROIT. Nov. THE propeller AL
bany. Of the Western Transit Company,
loaded with grain, and the propc.e.
Philadelphia, of the Anchor line. !oadc.
with coal and general merchandise, col
lidei off Port Aus BarQues in a dense
fog and sunk in 200 feet Of water.
All hands got on the Philadelphia, ana
she towed the Albany half an hour.
when the latter sank. The Philadelphia
went down thirty minutes after.
The crews left in two boats. only one
of which reached shore.
The other boat. which contained
twenty-five men. was sunk and all per-
ished. Eleven bodies have been found.
The two captains and twenty-eight men
are safe.
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THE BAY STATE REPUBLICAN,.
Greenhalge Elected Over Russell
by Is. 900 TO 80, 900.

BOSTON, Nov. T.-seyenty-iNc precincts in
Boston give Grccuhalgc, II, l53: Russell.
l3, 1916. In lS82 these same precincts gave
Halle, 10, 0s6: Russell, II, S2I.
Henry Cabot Lodge is figuring the returns at
the Republican Club headquarters with Chair
man WinslOw. They had returns from 81
town showing Il ten per cent. uniform gain.
senator Lodge said the State would give Mr..
Grccnhalge 30, 600 plurality.
The Giobc ,Dem in IL O'Clock extra con,
ccdcs Grecnha!gr's election by 10, 900 plural
ity.
The Herald at : % p. NJ bulletins Green
halge elected his plurality j, only Il que, ton
ot size. Russell gets gets Il small vote IN Bos
ton. 90
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1.-THE only reports of disturbance | received
were from John sabine smith, Chairman of the
Republican County Committee, and Republican
Candidate Charles II. Murray.
''Thcy said that in about half n dozen pre-.
cincts their watchers had not been admitted
within the rail. investigated the story and
found that in each case an agreement had been
made among the watchers of all parties to
stand outside the rail on account of the small
ness of the room. As a matter Of fact, they had
all been invited inside afterwards by the po-
licemen on duty.
1.-Two Hebrews called upon me, - the super
intendent continued, land said they had not
been allowed. to vote, as other men had voted
on their names. advised them to get out u
mandamus. There were no other cases, nor
was there any bribery.
Zone man was arrested In the Tenth Assem-.
bly, District, having gone To the polling. place
claiming to be a watcher for otto Kempncr. He
refused to show his authorization. He also re.
fused to show it in court, but later showed ii to
Inspector Williams. Instead of being a watcher
for Kempner he was there in the interest Of the
socialists.
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E LATER WORLD T EXTRZ

Meyer, which would show that Maynard is
running far behind his ticket, nearly 100 in
300 districts.
six hundred and seventy election districts
ont Of l,ll2 gave Meyer NJ, 329. Palmer
il,l1o; plurality for Meyer, -, 100.
SIX hundred ANA seventy election districts
are about 60 per cent. OF the total number in
the city, and according TO the figures given
would indicate a plurality for the head Of the
Democratic tickct-Sccretary of State-of about
20, 900.
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Democratic candidate for Judge OF the Court Of
Common Pleas.
Three hundred and thirty election districts,
a little less than one third of the whole number
OF districts, give Maynard 80, G61, Bartlett,
-, 400; plurality for Maynard 1888, a fall.
ing of. and a total plurality Tor Maynard Of
less than 80, 600.
The banner district, as usual, will be the
Second, of which Police Justice paddy
Diver is the Tammany leader.
In the Twenty third Election District of the
Second Assembly District Of 8 votes cast
Maynard received 35l, Bartlett l, Gerau 1.
In the Fifteenth Election District Of the
same, Maynard ont OF 3T2 votes got 800, and
Bartlett 3.
Seven hundred and ninety election districts
out OF 1, l42 gave Meyer, for Secretary OF State,
%, 80; Palmer, 80, l69. Plurality for Meyer,
"A, al.
Four hundred and ten election districts gave
Maynard IL, 99s, Bartlett 80, 51s, n plurality
of II, 100.
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JUDGE GARY ELECTED.
Hts Success Conceded a. Democratic
Headquarters in Chicago.

CHICAGO, Nov. :. Late This afternoon
sheriff Gilbert aud other leaders al Republican
hrsdquurtrr expressed themscly", n certain
that Judge nI.y had been elected by = majority
ranging tnnm Is, u To- 30, oOO.
They also expressed their utmost confidence
in the success of the entire Republican ticket
At Democratic headquarters the election Of
Judge Gary waS concci,d 10y n small majority,
but the claim was made that the rcst uf the
ticket had pulled through by II safe majority
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The Twelfth Assembly District, complete,
thirty three election districts, for Secretary OF
State, gives Meyer 5. 459, Palmer l $40.
The Twentieth Assembly District com
plete, twenty five election districts, gives
Meyer 3, OSI, Palmer ], lI5.
six hundred and eighty districts gave May
nard -, sol, Bartlett 81, ss3; y plurality OF
II, SlS.
The falling Off is accounted for by the
returns from the uptown districts, where
the Republicans are stronger, the first
returns being received from the downtown
districts, where the voting is generally one
democratic.
Seven undred districts gave Maynard.
rs, l21 Bartlett, SO, sos, d plurality ir May
nard Of IL, 2
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BOTH SIDES In NEW JERSEY.
Republicans Claim Five Senators
Democrats Control OF Assembly.

TRENTON, y. j., Nov. At Republican
Headquarters in this city returns are coming
III slowly, but indicate gains for the Kepub-
leans in several counties in the state.
The Republicans claim Ia have elected Senu.
tors in Camden, Gloucester, salem, Somerset and
Union Counties. The democrats claim To have
elected thirty four Of the sixty Assemblymeu
i'll the twenty one counties.
TRENTON, n. j., Nov. THE anti. race.
track leaders claim to have elected Ii majority
OF the Asscublymen.
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six hundred districts gave Maynard q plu.
ulity OF Us, 46l, and in /, oOO districts Meyer
has a plurality OF 56, 40.
The first election return was received ut Po-
lice Headquarters at exactly &. 10 clock,
Commissioner MaCLean was the only ofhcial
there, the other commissioners having gone
away for dinner ut / o clock.
The figures were from the Twenty first Elec.
ton District OF the seventh Assembly District
and showed that the following votes had been
cast for secretary OF state:
Meyer ............. ...... 80 De Leon '''''"""'''''' -
Palmer ......... .,...,... oS NIlsiN' '.'''''' '''''''' -
BOpurdus. ............ 3 Blank. ... ......"...... l
Nothing was heard from any OF the other dis
tricts after that ior July thirty minutes anu
then they began to come in rapidly,
Sergt. Wildehnmt, who had charge OF the
tubulaling arrangements, decided, however
not to begin work until u. 30 q clock. For that
reason none OF the envelopes was opened NM
a uig batch had accumulated
The police arrangements were almost sim
FLAIR to those OF last year. TO begin with, u
mutrol wagon was stationed all the afternoon
and evening ut the Mulberry street entrance u
the building, ready for any emergency.
Mole than enough policemen were inside the
building to man 1t, squads Of men were theh
detailed To the various political headquarters
and at most Of the big uptown resorts TO pre-
.crve order
So tnut there should be ~ delay in receiving
the returns, mounted policerncn were stationed
at all the Elevated railroad stations On the lou
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GOV. FLOWER REPLIES.
VIII Remove Sheriff Courtney or
ANY Official Proved Guilty.

GOV. Flower has replied to the telegram sent
by Edward NJ. Shcpnrh and Others. Of Kings
County, in regard to the trouble ut Gruvcscn1.
lie say, that the charge, against the Shcrir
were not specific enough to warrant him in
acting immediately. hut thu; he had tcle.
rrAphcd to the sheriff that he must act in the
premises.
II he does not. the Governor says he will re-.
more the sheriff from Office. ana will also re-.
move every official who does not DO all in his
power TO pres rye the purity ol the ballo:. Lox.
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Democratic candidate for Judge of the city Court,
Seven hundred districts are two thirds OF the
whole number, which indicates u probable
plurality for Maynard in this city OF not more
than -, 900.
The sixth Assembly pistr.c: complete, forty
one election districts, gives Meyer =, ld3
Palmer =, los,
seven hundred aud eighty election districts
nve Maynard 81 IA Bartlett, III, G54
Maynard s plurality, 90, 90
Eight hundred districts give Maynard So.
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Republican candidate for Judge Of the Court Of
Appeals.) ~
whose yindicatiou the members of the
lud state, under command of Gems.
Croker, Hill, Sheehan and Murphy, have
for weeks been working like beavers, has been
defeated for Judge OF the Court OF Appeals.
The presence of his name on the Democratic
ticket cost the party thousands OF votes in this
city and throughout the state.
Returns from this city, Kings County and up
Tie state rec eived up to s. 30 +. NJ. confirm
Tie prediction Of Thomas c. Plat and
Chairman Brooktield, OF the Republican State
Committee, that Isaac II. Maynard will he
buried under a landslide.
Kings County went against Maynard by
about II, 900 and the indications are that he
Will not have more than 80, OOO or 33, 900
Plurality III this city.
outside OF New York City and Kings County
Tue ratio OF plurality against Maynard is about
Tile same As in this city, where he runs behind
Tie ticket Gbout 30, 900, the Democratic loss
III us districts outside OF New York and
Hugs Counties being /, 200.
\ private despatch from John d. Shea 10
Richard Croker states that Morris has carried
'hr Twenty fourth Ward by over Loco INA.
''rly over Robertson.
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Republican candidate for Judge OF the City Court.
Four hundred and ten districts are about 40
per cent. OF the total numbe of election dis.
tricts indicating II plurality of about -, 600
at this rate, running more than 40, o votes
behind his ticket.
Four huudrc and forty election districts gave
Maynard AZ, 577 votes; Bartlett, 81, O96; a
plurality for Maynard Of II. 4sl.
Eight hundred and thirty districts, about
IOO more. gave Meyer, 1903. OlS: Palmer,
5G, Oh; n plurality for Meyer OF As, 916. in
dicating Il total plurality Of less than 90. 600
ut that stage Of the count.
Four hundred and seventy districts give
Maynard 10, $50; Bartlett "a, $50. Plurality
for Maynard 10. 1915; a gain OF only 81 in ten
districts.
Four hundred and ninety districts returned
81. 3 for Maynard; 36, q for Bartlett.
Plurality for Maynard. 10, q or indicating u
total plurality Of from 80, OOO to 80, .
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W%EsTCAESTER COUNTY.
Morris Elected Senator, Burns
Elected in Yonkers.

WHITE PLAINS, y. y, Nov. :. Returns
from u portion OF the 100 election districts in
Wcstchcster County show that Maynard ran
behind his ticket and that the State ticket mill
have ut leaS; ! 900 majority.
Morris lDcm. J, candidate for senator, is
probably elected by II reduced majority. The
contest for Assembly in two districts is in
in each case, while Burns in the ionkcr,
is re. elected.
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BROKE HIS NECK DRIVING.
Richardson's Death Only Took Place
Three Months Afterwards.

Harry Richardson, io,ty two wears od u
resident OF Harlem, an expert accountant cm.
pluyrt in a prominent New NnIk iu>umuc-
cnrupuny. died at the Homeopathic Hc.pi,al,
in BuusIyu, att II this afternoon.
ut AK. ; LIST. he broke Ia, neck whily div
ing from i pier at Bath Beach. The SURGEONS
look upon It as ! remarkable case on account ui
tho man living - long.
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VIRGINIA DEMOCRATIC.
Largo Majority Tor STATE Ticket and
in the Legislature.

RICHMOND, Va, nov. 90 =. M-There
is every indication that the Democr"tic state
ticket is elected by a large majority and that
they will have more than " thirds majority
in the Legislature,
The negroes are voting the Democratic ticket.
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which he referred 10 the McKane incident at
GrayeSend.
He denounced the newspapers for making IA
hullaballo about it. He for one, he said, was
not yet ready TO conCedc Maynard defeat.
All was fair sailing 81 lar, but just then the
returns began to be read of, and it was all
that Ambrose H.. Purdy could do to arouse the
least bt OF enthusiasm. Many began to leave
the building and walk restleSSly about the
corridors.
Maynard is out OF IT,, could be heard On
every side.
one thousand and eighty-tivc districts, 81
less than the total number, give Meyer, l3l,-
1O6; Palmer. 70, 100. Plurality fol Meyer,
80, "a indicating q Democratic majority Of
less than 90, D in this city.
Eight hundred and nifty districts give May
uard 81, 1896. Bartlett ~, 642 Maynard : piu.
rality %, 143.
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RICH MOND COUNTY.
Democrat, Elected to the
Assembly.

SIAPLErON, :. l., NOV. :, -Women Were
not allowed 10 vote in Richmond County.
Returns received from about hall OF the
forty two districts in Rlchmond County irdi-
cate a Democratic majority IN the county OF
]. 800 and the election OF lecture Dem, to
the Assembly. Maynard ran behind his
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GLOOM AT TkMMAHY HALL.
Bulletins Read Announcing May
nard's Big Falling Off.

The usual rejoicing generally witnessed al
Tammuny HALL on Election Night has given
place to gloom. Many Of the braves are there,
hut Us bulletin after bulletin Is read showing tt
falling of in Mavnarh's vote everywhere, the
depression il deepening.
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SUFFOLK COUNTY.
Indications that the Republicans
Have Won by 500.

RIVERAEAD, l.. L.. Nov. The sixty
three election districts in suffolk County have
not all been heard from. Int the incomplete re
tn. MS indicate the election Of Higbie Rep. to
the Assembly, and that the Republicans have
carried the county 10y BOO maiorlty ior the
state ticket.
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Nuns Entitled to cer,'d,a,es.

HARRISBURG Pa, Nov. state Supertnt6r-
dent Of PaiItr Instruction Srhaenrr has informed
ueu5Ee T.. lu key. Superintendent Or the pul..y
aAyIis Of FltlsbUrg, that suTarin'cnaeEts OF pub
10 STOOLS must issue certificates e. UGus II
they ar ~ good moral character and properly
rr.amu9ndol. but the certthcatFs must be maize
ont II their real names and not IL names ~
which they are known ia The church,
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YALE'S SECRET SIGNALS.
Varsity Eleven Will Soon Begin to
Practise ITEM.
ny Associated Frees

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Nov. THE
YALE Varsity eleven will begin with
secret evening practice OF signals in .
day or two. The practice will be held in
Alumni Hall.
The following men have been added to
the Varsity training table: A. n. Jer-
rems, Chicago. H.; Z. NJ. Fincks.
Brooklyn, = y: J L. Judd. Honolulu.
II. T., and Louis Hinkey. T~onawanda.
y. Y. q brother OF Capt. Hinkey.
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FIRE IN MATTRESS FACTORY.
Eealey's Estaolishms emit Damaged TO
tho Amount o: SO, 900.

A mr. was discovered in the four-story
factory building at $40 West Fifteenth
stree, this afternoon. Two alarms were
sent in. The building Is occupied By
age 10 the stock was $500 and to the
building 5000.
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Several walters employed at the Hamilton club,
enc u RruoAlyu's swell organizations. are be
moaning he fast that they must either par;
With mustachr or washers or hunt another Jet
The HOUSE Committee Is said to have arrived al
this De .isiyn After Chairman Norman :, like
found : han In bis soup.
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ESTIMATES IN OHIO.
Republicans Put McEiniey's Plu-
ra!ity ct 80, 900.

COLUMRUS. o.. Nov, AT . Y. M
State Republican Headquarters give out
the opinion that McKtnley's plurality
will be not less than 25,vQ0.
A Democrat, who is II close observer,
says that McKinley's plurality will be
81, OO.
A Republican. who has travelled with
Mckinney. says the Governors plurality
will be 5000.
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According To the returns for Judge OF the
'ou't" Appeals received up to G41 r.. NJ,
-''elcrtion districts out oi /, NJ in this city,
"' Vote lor Maynard was 81 osi; Bartlett,
Loses, giving Maynard II plurality OF :, I'M.
inns was oue. nth OF the total number OF
erection districts, and would indicate, at that
'""'' a majority OF not more than 81, 900 for
MAYNARD in his city.
TWO nun, red and sixty districts out Of l li2
save Maynard %, lG2; Bartlett, Is, isi; II
p"f''ly Of 1,d7s, which is not keeping up
""I"l'ul n2rrusn.
t"o hundred and eighty election districts Tor
Ss,''"ry o: state gave Cord MoyeN jr.,ll, $50;
~~eF' IL, 300 u plurality OF ID, oO4 for
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Republican candidate for Secretary OF State.
The hall was crowded early, and Bayne's
sixty. ninth Regiment Band served to keep up
the enthusiasm until : o clock. when John Is.
McGoldrick raped for order and nominated
en- senator Thomas !. Dreamer Us presiding
officer.
He made II speech telling OF the good work
of the Democratic party, particularly OF the
Tammany Hall organization.
He admitted that there was a doubt about
MAYNARD election, hut said that the local
ticket was elected beyond Il doubt.
"Jimmy'' oliver thea made n speech, in
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Democrats Drop Back in Queens.

JAMAICA, l.. L., Nov. The vote IN
queen. County will fall behind that for Pr,,i.
dent last year. The lO1 election district,
III the county will give the Democratic stat.
ticket = 300, ac 'orhing to the hest estimates.
Cleveland received q, i9l. Townsend has
iecu elected senator in the First District.
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Veteran OF lo4 nattles Dead.

CARLISLE. Pa, Nov. L-Col. D, ~ Kimmsi.
u the Nin,h PsnnsylyaniA Cavalry. tall dsSs 90
his home In Ms,hanicSburE ,hls morning Hs
wa ht,y, eight years old and fought IL Ioa bAttlsA
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Maynard Cut at Rivsrhsad.

RlVERHEAD, l.. l., Nov. =. rhrcc hun
bred democrats cut Maynard II the POLLS 10
day.
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CHARLES 4. sCHItREN.

'''""'S w" "''''" a.
neeu hopelc,,ly beaten, and that Nj.
Schiercn, the Republican candidate had been
elected by nj le,.t IN uuo matorit,
%,
IA "'''"'"'> III '"'' """' "''e '''"' VIC
entire Republican state u'A't nat received a
safe plurality in King County, and that May.
nari had been beaten there By u uo vote,
,,oo,nor n.r,,,r o,t. rIL,o,,. -, H..
ticket were believed to have been defeated by
plurlI,es ranging from :, 600 /" ~, OK
in addition to this II >wceptn. victory is
o,oi,,o, 500 ~. ,,o, po,r,l,,, ,i.l., j.,
~ ~ ~ u"
Kings County
Ihc democrats themselves have acanowl.
edged their deiya, ami have thoNn up the
~
~
lhls Is one OF The most crushing blows
ever administered to the ruie of the
h,.,,. mad II generally r.g,,i.i III.
l., nr,., ,.,.u,,.r,, -, -, ,t,n
= ""' " "7"
banded proSe''lnEs "l''h have characterized
tie political policy ct the riuC during the past
few DAYS.
-
HYnp NJ IA tl,rri,n districts, IN srok.
~ p,u,.- .,.
'E' H.' ~ 1900
''s.,! N awe
= 80 '"'".,'' 80,
''' " N'".' N" ~ "'''
~ Ni- rainier 49,"
700 'Et I"''''eh "'>'i''S EN'
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Tremendous R;buke Admins
tered to Bosses by indie
pendent Voters.
GLOOM AT TAMMANY HALL.
Maynard's Name on the Ticket
Said to Be the Cause
of Defeat.

At $50 o'clock, at Tammany
Hall, Richard Croker conceded the
defeat of Isaac II. Maynard and
the entire State ticket, with the
exception of the Legislature.
The morning call., 1893-12-21
OLYMPIA A QUEEN.
TOaSts to Be Offered in
Her Honor.
UNCLE SANS PROPHECY.
1t Was Given Voice by Punch
Way Back in 81.
NOW A TEXT FOR A SPEECH.
Careful Examination Shows That the
Warship Built Here Recently Is
the Fastest Cruiser Afloat.

There will be banquet at the Pacific
Union Club this evening rendered to the
officers and directors of the Union Iron
Works. The reason therefor is to glorify
the triumph which belongs to the Pacific
Coast-the triumph of having constructed
the fastest cruiser in the world, the Olym-
pla. For the Olympia is the fastest
cruiser. The Columbia belongs to diff
ferent class Of vessels. She is commerce
destroyer, constructed to chase unarmed
merchant vessels. But cruisers must do
battle in time of war. 1t has been stated
enormously that the Jaranese cruiser
YoShimo is faster steamship. Such Is