Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-11

rHenosmip SUBDIVISION, by Mrs. Alice w.
with a basement. ]. T. Levy is the builder.
VIM. A. Scott Is building a small frame
dwelling at 5JS d street southeast Oscar
PEBBLES is the builder
The buildings $40 and 12 18th street. own
Cd by l.. N. Schneider. are to be remodeled.
LATE ELECTION NEWS.
ReDublicans Gain rs Delayed Returns
Come in.
The vote in Massachusetts on Tuesday
showed large falling or on the demo-
cratic side compared with last years vote
In 1882 William E. Russell was elected goy-
ernor by plurality Of 2.534 All OF the re-
mainder Of the democratic ticket was de-
feated. The vote for governor in 1892 was:
Halle, 1888; William Z. Russell, 1887.
The vote on Tuesday was: Greenhalge,
lsz'442; John E. Russell, Isl. 79s; Greenhalge's
plurality. ss.S2. Greenhalge gained $3.50
votes over Mr.. Halle, while John E. Russell
fell ISIS below Gov. Russell. The size of
the vote as compared with 1891, 1890 and
1889 is interesting. 1t was nothing short Of
phenomenal for an or year.
The largest gains are to be found in the
manufacturing towns and mill centers, in
places like Lawrence. Fall River, Ipswich
and East Hampton. In Worcester there il
a phenomenal republican gain Of 1900. Last
year Mr.. Haile's plurality there was some
thing over 500 This year the heart of the
commonwealth gives Mr.. Greenhalge about
$500 over John l.. Russell
The farmers failed to show their regard
for their townsman and agricultural ASSOC
ciate, for, singularly enough, Mr. Russell
Tell ~ votes behind the governors vote of
last year In his own town Of Leicester.
Bostons plurality of 1855 for Gov Russell
was reduced to 9,765. 1t was when these
hgures became known that the democrats
conceded Mr.. Greenhaiges victory, The re-
turns from lowell give Greenhsige STA plu-
500 ' W
The bill for rapid transit in Boston was
defeated by 3.129 votes. The rapid transit
new thoroughfare through the heart of
business Boston from the northern railway
stations to Roxbury. at an estimated ex-
pense OF about $4,000. 900 to the city.
Unprecedented In Pennsylvania,
Oficial returns from every county in
pennsylvania except three armstrong.
Bucks and Monroe). and careful estimates
added for those three. show a plurality OF
lSsos4 for jackson. republican. for state
treasurer The Allegheny county plurality
Tor jackson. as shown by the official count,
is 27.l64. which is about 1000 greater than
has been claimed for him In that county
since the election.
This plurality is the largest ever given
any candidate in Pennsylvania, the heay
lest previous plurality having been ls7 72s
given Grant over Greeley in 1872 The vote
was lighter than for several years. The
total oincial figures on the vote for state
treasurer. with Armstrong. Bucks, Jefferson
ana Monroe missing, are: jackson rep
a2tOlS: Osburn. dem. 2s7.sl3: total, NJ, SIS.
The total will be 49, 00
The total vote in 1891 (the last or year,
was 1926. and in last years presidential
election 1.0o3,0l0 votes were cast.
Palmer About $4,000.
Later returns continue to show republic
can gains in New York state. Palmer. for
secretary Of state. has about $1,000 plurality.
ana MS associates on the ticket for execu-
tive offices receive about the same
Maynard runs behind the other demo-
cratic candidates about 80 900 in New York
county. 1900 in Kings, 5000 in Queens. 1000
in Erie. LOO in Westchester, l,5OO In Rens-
selaer, 1000 in RockIand, and nearly or
quite $1,000 more in the rest of the state.
Altogether. he is about 75, 90 votes worse
on than Meyer. The plurality against him.
therefore. probably exceeds 100000
Both houses Of the legislature are safe
beyond doubt. The majority in the SEN
ate Is at least 6. and in the assembly by %
The republicans have a good majority of
the delegates to the constitutional con-
vention.
Republicans Win I'm Nebraska.
Sufficient returns have been received to
make certain the election Of Harrison for
judge Of the supreme court in Nebraska
and the entire republican state ticket.
Chairman Slaughter of the republican GEN.
trail committee claims the election Of Har-
rison by not less than 5000 plurality, and
ofncial figures from half the counties. with
close estimates on the balance. verify this.
Rejoicing fn New Jersey.
The anti-race track people last night cell
ebrated their victory in Trenton and other
cities Of New Jersey. OF the eight SEN
ators elected seven are republican, and the
state senate will stand. IL republicans, 10
democrats. OF the 60 members of the house
Of assembly elected, So are republicans q
democrats and 1 Independent democrat In
several cases the pluralities are SO small
that few defective ballots thrown out by
the ofneial canvassers may change the re-
suit In the assembly.
CONCENTRATING Gov. Mckinley.
The telegraph wires into Columbus, Ohio
have been kept busy the last two days
transmitting to Gov. Mckinley the tele-
grams Of congratulations sent him from all
parts OF the country, and even across the
water. And the governor had his hands
full receiving them. There were 1000 of
these joyful messages There was no pre-
tense of answering them Immediately.
That was a physical impossibility. but an
effort will be made to recognize them all
separately in time. Most OF them are ad-
dressed to the governor directly or indi-
rectly as the next President. Among the
kilograms was one from ex-President Har-
rison, who said:
Il cannot refrain from expressing my
heartiest congratulations to you and to the
people of Ohio over the magnificent result
achieved yesterday. / feel sure as told
you when you were here on Decoration day,
that you would have phenomenal ma
jority this year."
Natural Gas I'm Colorado.
The Western Colorado Development Com
pany, in sinking a well east Of Grand juno
ton, Col, Wednesday. struck a strong flow
OF gas at depth OF 800 feet. A pressure OF