The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1894-11-09

COh V ALLlO, DEN
ators and $50 assemblymen; that pool
selling on races will be prohibited
and that the new judiciary system will
be inaugurated.
The sweep also means that for the
first time in many years the republi-
cans will have control CT the state
| legislature at same time with governor
| in the chair in political harmony with
| them.
NEW YORK STATE.
Albany, Nov. Ga notable gather
| ing of politicians sat in the executive
chamber tonight and read the returns
| furnished by the Associated Press.
Senator Hill arrived at p. m. He
| was the first to arrive. Col. Williams,
the governors private secretary, came
next. Already a batch of bulletins
were ON Senator Hills desk. New
York county had been sending in re-
turns that were not of a favorable
nature. At 7:3O all hope Of saving
the state was given up by those who
had thus far arrived. 1t was feared
that New York City might go repub-
lican and it is conceded that Hill
would only carry it by a few thou
sand. Governor Flower arrived at
7:45. He was shown dispatches and
at once gave up all hope of saving the
state with the aid of New York City.
He said it seemed as if a great tidal
wave was coming when he was in
New York this morning. He had
Eoped that the up-to-date districts
would go to Hill. All the time Hill
.oiJ not word hut roo1 bo h,,11o
tins and consulted the manuel of for
mer years. AS county returns came
in from the state the senator shook
his head and said:
''Well they did pretty well by me-"
To the consOling remarks of friends
he made no reply except to smile.
TAMMANY'S DEFEAT.
New York, Nov. 6.-Grant a S:45
entered the room at police headquar-
terss where Mr.. Strong is receiving
returns and congratulated him on his
acknowledged victory. Mr.. Strong
thanked him. President Martin of
the police board says that Tammany
has abandoned all hope of carrying
a single office.
New York, Nov. 6-Ex-Mayor
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the city and state as regards the head
of the ticket.
New York, Nov. 6--The Press
claims the election of Morton by 1885,
600 to 10000, the election of Strong
by from $4,000 to 10000 and the
election of Golf by at least 10000.
Albany, Nov. 6.-BOth Hill and Gov
ernor Flower concede that the demo"
cratic party is beaten.
New York, Nov. Cat 8 o'clock to-
night Mayor Gilroy said:
''The returns are more eloquent than
anything l can say" When told of
the probable defeat of Wilson in West
Virginia, he said:
''That is good.''
New York, Nov. G-The Western
Union and Postal Tel Co.'S lines have
been badly crippled by the havoc
caused to their lines by the storm of
last night in the Eastern states, par
ticularly on the coast liEes. At 5 p.
m. the Postal had one wire working
as far as Springfield, but they did not
expect to go any farther east before
tomorrow.
The Western Union lines are in trou-
BILE east of New Haven and it is not
likely that communication over their
lines will be established AS far east
as Boston tonight.
New York, Nov. 6.-The scene on
newspaper row tonight when it was
conceded by the democrats that Nor
fnp hn1 +Irn hi ND
Strong the mayorality, was one Of the
greatest enthusiasm. Ten thousand
persons thronged the thoroughfare,
blocking the cars and impeding them.
One of the Tammany leaders said:
'''This will lead to 4 thorough re-organ-
ization Of the democratic party in this
city and it will bring out good results
in two years from now"
DR.. Parkhurst said: 'We have won
great victory which shows the peo-
pie have their eyes opened at last. 1t
| is evident that the public conscience
has at last been awakened. We have
got the people, that the reform move
| ment has been fighting, just where
| they had u.s."
A VERITABLE CORPSE.
New York, Nov. 6-The Advertiser
| will tomorrow say:
| ''The battle is over. The enemy is
routed and republicanism has tri-
umphed. Protection will still protect
| and Tammany is overthrown. The
! victory means that the great Amer
lean people has been aroused, and
| have shown themselves worthy of
their glorius heritage. 1t means death
beyond all possibility of resurrection
of that party which for forty years
| never had power without showing
increased capacity for bIundering and
il competency. The democratic party
| is indeed dead.
Albany.-Hill has carried Albany
city by about 800 plurality; Flower
carried it by $500.
| MINNESOTA.
st. Paul, Nov. 6.-The figures are
slow coming in, only few scattering
reports having been received. There
has been great falling off in the
democratic vote and gains by botl