Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-11-18
Majorities Bigger That at
 First Reported.
M'KINLEY AHEAD 82,O00.
New York Solidly Republican New Jersey will have a Re-
 publican Senator.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 9.-Cheirman Dick, of the republican state central committee, puts McKlnley's plurality this m morning at S2 coo.
 Of six hundred congratulatory tele- grems received by Mckinley over four | hundred coonect his name with the l presidency. Over two hundred letters of congratulations came in ths morn- ing's mail.
 E. M. Smith, secretary of the Alabama republican state committee, writes that when the roll is called in the next national convention, Alabama, which is first on the list, will start the ball with solid vote for Mckinley.
 PoPULIsT' OVERWHELMED. TOPEKA, Ksns.. Nov. 9.-Additional returns from Tuesdays election swell the republican pluralities and the pop ulists, so hopeful yesterday, concede they have been badly defeated. Suffi- cient retarns have been received to
 warrant the republican claim of large plurality of the aggregate vote and it will probably appear 8 victory really of the majority, over bJth populists and democrats.
 Of thirteen judges elected Populist Chairman BrIendenthal claims cnly three with possibility of two more. At republican headquarters the follow ing summary V as made: Republican counties, 45; populist counties, s; divided, 25; to be heard from, '. Republican officers elected in divided counties, 105; populists in same 59.
 THE SAME IN NEBRAsKA. OMAHA, Nov. 9.-Ch irman Beaver, of the populist state committee, admits the defeat of Judge Holcolb and the election of Harrison, republican to the supreme bench. Returns today indi- cate that Harri 'ou w.ll have plurality of 5000. Republican candidates for regents wers also elected by go, margins.
 REPUBLICAN SENATOR FOR NEW JERSEY
 TRENTON, N. J., Nov. 9.-As com- ple;ed returns are filed the republican victory grows in magnitude. The next assembly will be republican by a two- thirds vote. The senate will have eleven republicans and ten democrats. In eighteen of twenty-one counties n the state republican and anti race track sheriffs were elected. A republican successor to United States Senator McPherson will be elected by the new legislature.
 MACHINE SMASHING IN NEW YORK.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 9-The republican | state ticket was elected by probably l 3300 major ty. The state senate will | be republican by eighteen or nineteen | to fourteen. The assembly stands | seventy republicans to tifty-two demo- crats. Brooklyn smashed the machine | by electing a republican mayor by | 30,0O0 plurality. Tsmmany elects its ticket in this city by an average | piuiuiiby Ot Oo,OOO.
 FLOWER YET HOPES.
 ALBANY, N. r., Nov Ex-Governor | Flower said this morning a careful can- vass might show democrats have majori- | ty in the senate.
 PENNsYLvANIA's GREATEST MAJORITY.
 PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 9.-Penn- sylvania has gone republican by pos sibly 125,000 maj 'rity, the largest since it gave Grant 134,OOO against Greely in 1872.
 REPUBLICAN GAIN OF 10000.
 BOSTON, Mass, Nov. 9.-Complete corrected returns give Greenhalge, re- publican, for governor 33,lO5 plurality republican net gain over 1891 of 4O,5l2.
 The house will stand eighty seven republicans, fifty-seven democrats; sen- ate, thirty-four republicans; six dem- ocrats.
 IN IOWA.
 DEI MONIES, Iowa, Nov. 9 Latest returns indicate the republicans gain a representative each in Fremont and Audubon countie and loss of one in Mills county. Juckson's plurality will be nearly 5000. The rest of the ticket will go six to eight thousand more. Jackson carried his home county by 25i1. Almost every county shows re- publican gains.
 WATERLOO, Iowa, Nov S.-Goverpor Boise takes his defeat phiiosophically. The governor manifested no surprise and said personally he had DO feeling of regret, though for his party he had hoped for different result.
 DEs NONE Ia.. Nov. S.-The re- turns show the repu blicans elected members of the lower house and the democrats twenty-four, giving the repu blicans tLe largest majority in ! more than d. zen years in that body. In the upper house of the state Iepis, lature the vote will stand republican about two to enc, or thirty-three to sevfnteeu, but these figures may be changed.
 WATERLOO, Iowa, Nov. S.-Complete returns from this county (Back Hawk, {, Governor Boies' home county, give ! Jackson 3,144; Boies 2,332.
 WASHINGTON, Noy.-No expressions s of opinion on the elections yesterday [ are to be had from the members of the | r The president staid out l e at Woodley, presumably to work on his l message. Secretary Gresham declined [ to express an opinion. li
 The present democratic leaders at the c capital are peculiarly reluctant to assign t 3 particular cause for the republican f landslide snd democratic defeat. Chair . man Savers. of the appropriations com . nittee, said: f "The principal reason seems to be hat the democrats did not get enough f votes. The committee on sppropria. o