The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-08
BATTLE OF BALLOTS.
Yesterdays Election In Different States
tf h, Union.
Mckinley Elected Coverno
of Ohio by a Light
Majority.
Massachusetts, Ohio, Kansas
and Probably Iowa Go
Republican.
Jerry Simpsons Cohorts
Show Their Strength
in Kansas.
New York, Maryland, Virginia and Ken
tucky stand soIidly In the Democrtic
LIne--Nebraska Pops Come to the
Gront--Returps Come In Slow
ly-The Election Returns.
RESULTS IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. Nov. :. IL p. m.-New York
state for many years past has been noted
for its rapidly changing results. Todav's
election was no exception. From all in
terror points come reports of quiet cleo
tion light votes were polled everywhere.
The main issue was Isaac ii. Maynard,
candidate for associate Judge of the court
of appeals. The four other candidates
were voted for and that was all. The Re-
publicans made decided gains.
New YORK, Nov. :, IL p. m.-Maynard
probably defeated.
New YORK, Nov. s, p. m.-The New
York Sun and World concedc Russelrs
defeat in Massachusetts.
New YORK, Nov. s.-Nearly half the
state outside New York and Brooklyn,
Palmer leads Myers by 38,7s5. Returns
at 30 a. m. indicate the election of Re-
publican senators; Is Democratic sena-
tors, "a Democratic assemblymen; "a Re-
publican majority in house, "a ON joint
ballot.
,,IN New ,I YoRKh X SSye ,%yens Il Il;4S p. mmRepub-
senatorial llStsIas, and b Bradley in fifth
district.
New rk.-l705 districts outside of
New York and Brooklyn give Palmer
l9l. $40, Meyer l54, ,ls7. The same districts
in S9l gave O'COnner 1l9, ,595, Rice 1872
GAS.
New York.-ll25 districts outside of
New York and Brooklyn give Bartlett
l33,69l, Maynard l04,269.
RESULTS IN OHIO.
COLUMBUS, o., Nov. s, m.-Elections
At all points were very quiet. The re-
publicans made considerable gains every
where. 1t is conceded that Mckinley is
elected governor.
COLUMBUS, O., Nov. s, l a. m.-The
republican state central committee claim
that Mckiney's plurality will reach
500: Ninety precincts give Mckinley
lJ;tSJl Neal, id ilSTiES; peoples s5sS: pro-
1882 gave. Harrison 45,779; Cleveland 49,
457; people 1854.
l:l4 a. m.-Seven hundred and fifty
precincts gave. Mckinley, l26,452; Neal,
"a, ,74O; peoples, 20s7; prohibition 3,s44
The same precincts in 1892 gave Harrison
ll9,yi5i Cleveland llO,4sl, peodle's, l,7s0;
prohibition, 4,334.
l:45.-Nine hundred and fifty precincts
gave. Mckinley, 1854, ,565; Neal, l2e,524;
peoples, 1900; prohibition. 800. The
same precincts in 1892 gave Harrison l5,-
hl9; Cleveland 10, 1888; peoples 2,6l2; pro-
hibiton, $3.50.
IOWA RETURNS.
DEs MONIES, Ia, Nov. :, IL p. m.-Re-
turns are coming in slow. Bois Is ahead
but election uncertain.
BY FORTY THOUSAND.
RICHMOND, VA. Nov. s. . D. m.-Vir-
ginia has gone Democratic 10000 ma
1Ority.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, KY. Nov. s.-Entire Dem
ocratic ticket elected. Democratic mayor
elected by 1000.
IOWA REPUBLICAN.
DEs MONIES, Oct s.-525 precincts give
jackson 66,6S9; Bois 52,O34. Net Repub-
lican gain 2,26l.
TIE SOLID SOUTH.
WAsHlNGToN, ID. c., Nov :. 10p. m.-
All southern states have gone dem
ocratic.
LOUISVILLE. Oct. s.-The entire DEM
ocratic ticket Is elected in Louisville. The
usual democratic majorities prevail
throughout the state. The legisture will
be three-fourths democratic.
POUR REPUBLICAN STATES.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 5, 1880 a. IN. Ohio.
Massachusetts, Iowa and Kansas have all
gone republicans.
POPS HOLD THEIR OWN.
TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. 3, m'-Tha
populist vote is about the same as two
years ago.
IN MASSACHUSETTS,.
BosToN: Nov. s.-The city votes gives