The Irish standard., 1893-11-11
!. STATE ELECTIONS.
Result OF the Contest at the Polls
on Tuesday.

Mckinley Carries Ohio by 8O.0OO-Boisl
Defeated In Iowa by jackson New
York Republican by 10000
Bay State Democrats Lose.
THE RESULT In OHIO.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 8, 1:20 a. m.-Eight
hundred and fifty precincts il the
state give Mckinley, 165, 472: Neal,
1OS,576; plurality for Mckinley, 1896.
The republicans have made heavy
gains in every county and it is claimed
by some that his majority will not fall
short of $4,000, while in Hamilton
county alone it will reach 5000.
The comparison was made on the
total vote in Ohio last November, when
the figures were: Republicans, 405, 1877;
democratic, 404. 1l5; prohl bition, 26,012;
populist. 1880. The returns show al
most the disappearance of the prohibi-
ton and popuiist vote in the state.
Cincinnati, Cleveland, Springfield. Day
ton, Column bus and other cities show in
creasing repu blican gains
NEW YORK. .Noy. S.--Isaac Fl. May
nard has been defeated for associate
Judge Of the court of appeals by 75,-
O0o votes and che rest Of the
democratic. state ticket is carried
along to defeat with him by a
few thousand less adverse majority.
The republicans are jubilant at the re-
sult, which includes the capture of the
legislature as we'll by majority of one
Ia the senate and from two to FIVE in
the house. This overturns demo-
cratic majority in the last legislature
OF Twenty-Five These were the sue
cessful candidates:
Secretary of state, John Palmer, comptroller,
James A. Roberts; treasurer. Addison Il. Col
vim; attorney general: theodore E. Hancock;
state engineer and surveyor. Campbell W. Adj.
ANS; associate Judge court Of appeals, Edward
r. Bartlett
Brooklyn, which has always been a
democratic stronghold and counted
good for from 5000 TO $1,000 majority
for The state ticket. has overturned all
prophecies and given the Republican
candidates about l0,O 900 majority. The
democratic candidate for mayor is also
defeated by a slightly less vote.
Iowa.
Dies MONIES. Ia, Nov. SELECTION
returns come in slowly. There has
besn steady net republican gain
compared with last year, when Harri-
son carried the state by Il plurality of
nearly 21.000 The precincts first heard
from were mainly in the large cit,es
leaving the country precincts to be
heard from, and there the proli bition
Tn iva ont
down the republican plurality as now
Axured on. The total vote in the state
will fall, it is estimated $4,000 and
may be 49, 900 short Of last year.
Charles ID. Fuller. chairman Of the
Democratic committee, says: ''All indi-
cations point to Jackson's election by
10000 to -, 900. The repu blican state
ticket will have slightly less rnat-
iority. We have no returns on legisla-
tive candidates. ~
The election was for governor lieu
tenant governor, judge of the supreme
court, railroad commissioner and super
inscndent of public instruction, and
twenty-three members Of the state SEN
ate and 100 members of the house; also
for county officers in the various coun-
ties. Four tickets were in the field
republican, democratic, peoples and
prohibition.
Massachusetts.
BosroN, Nov. s.-The state election
In Massachusetts was republican VIC
tory. Three times the young democratic
champion, William E. Russell, was
chosen governor; but on Tuesday his
successor upon the ticket, John T.. Rus
sell, WIS defeated 10y plurality Of
from rs, 900 to 81, 900 Even Boston, the
stronghold of democracy dropped below
its usual party vote and gave Russell
only 1912; plurality, Il republican
gain of $500. Throughout the state the
Same condition of affairs exists. Fall
River which went democratic by sew
ernl hundred last year, gave the repub-
Leans plurality of $50. New Bedford.
which went democratic last year,
turned about and gave Greenhalge u
plurality of LOO. Other cities show
repu blican gains, almost without, ex-
ception. and the entire republican
state ticket has been elected. As usual,
the republicans will have a substantial
majority, probably two-thirds, in both
branches of the legislature.
The senate aud house will both be re-
publican by slightly increased majori-
lies.
In Chicago
CHICAGO, Nov. S.-.iudge Gary is un-
doubtedly reelected judge of the supe-
rior court Of Cook county by a majority
of from 5000 to 1000. With the posi-
BILE exception OF }. Henry Kraft the
other judicial candidates on the repuh-
lican ticket have also been elected by
majorities varying from 1000 to 5000.
Republicans Garry Detroit.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. S.--Hazen $.
Pingree, after the hottest contest ever
seen in Detroit, is for the third time
elected mayor over NJ. FL Godfrey by
majority that is conceded by demo-
Gratis at 1000. The republicans claim
5000
Grimm Dsrsats stone tor Congress.
DETROIT, Mich. Nov. S.-The contest
between James H. Stone (rep.),. and
Levi I. Griffin (dem.), for the seat in