The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-06
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OF late. Grlggs is the first successful Re-
pupican guDerratorlal candidate In many
years. and his election Is regarded IA an
Important index OF the national ballot
next year
JERSEY CITY. y. J.. Nov. 5.-Ailaa
Mcbermott. the Democrats state leader.
comedies the State 10 tho ReDublicans. by
n,pD majority
Other members OF the Democratic conn
nlttee figure that the Republican plural
ity viii be 1900.
Pennsylvania
rHIl,ADELPfIIA.. PA. Nov. Penn
otate Treasurer by a majority approxl-
mating lo,oW, against 1910 majority in
lS'3 for Jackson, Republican State Treas
urer. The six Republican candidates for
superior judges arc elected nv maiorities
slightly below that Of HAYWOOD
The choice of the minoritv's party's
representation on the Superior Court
bench Is from indications az this writing
either Herman lerkcs. Of Bucks county,
or Peter j. Smith NJ Lackawanna county.
Philadelphia gives Haywood about 70 no
majority. with Yerkes leading tho Demo
cratic candidates for superior judges
Republicans Lose In Kansas.
TOPEKA. KAN. Nov. 5-There was A
very light vote polled In Kansas to-day,
probably not to exceed 1000 OF 5000 less
than last year. Little interest was taken
in the contest for chief Justice David
Martin tRcnD. was generally considered
sure winner, but the returns from tho
few precincts heard from indicate that
the vote G. X. Holiday UndD free
silver candidate. will be much larger than
was anticipated. Populists generally
voting for him. Martins majority may
be reduced to 9.Vo. In this county Hol-
liday will cut down the usual Republican
majority by more than 1000, but he
does not expect TO do as well elsewhere.
out OF the eight district judges. the
Republicans will elect five aud tho popu-
lists and Democrats three, being a loss
of TWO 10 the Republicans. Returns arc
coming slowly.
DES MONIES la. Nov. o.-IoNa re-
turns come IN slowly, as the polls aen-
orally remain open tin o'clock. Reports
from the State indicate a generally lipht
vote. Scattering reports. however show
that through the State the Republicans
have gained and the Democrats lost de-
spite the falling OFF In the total vote
The PoDulists WILL from indications now
at hand. double their vote OF 5000 "a year
ago. Last year the head OF the Republic
can ticket carried the State by 1900.
These ngures will about be equalled b.
Drake Rep) for Governor The Rcpubli-
can State Committee claims 1000 as the
lowest plurality for Drake, The Legisa-
ture will be OVorN heminglv Republican.
Accurate estimates are impossible now.
The Republican State Committee claims
the Senate Will be AZ Republicans and
Democrats; the House will be a Repubii-
cans and % Democrats. ON Joint ballot
Republicans III. Democrats, 80. Repub-
lican majority. 81.
Massachusetts.
BOSTON. MASS. Nov. 1.-Two hundred
and fifty Of the 35S cities and towns an
Massachusetts give for Governor. Green
halge (Rep). ln,lA. Kendall pro-, il1l.
Williams DEM, 75,lSS. Greenhalge's plu-
rality. 35,45l.
The same towns in 1894 gave Green
halge 1856. Russell, 70 800: Greenhalge's
plurality S47F; net Republican sain.
2.705.
The same towns. with a few missing.
give for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Grinneii
DEM. 1882; Wolcott (RepD. 17 2s: VOL
colts plurality. 36.ili.
The same towns vote as follows on
the woman's suffrage question. Yes, t.27S.
no. ll.l52.
Colorado.
DENVER. COL. Nov. 5.-rhe elections
in Colorado were for county officers. A
light vote was east in many counties.
due 10 snOw-storm, lasting most OF
the day. In the three larger counties.
Arapahoe, III Paso. and Pueblo. the Re
publican party seems TO be defeated. an
Denver the interest in the election was
intense, andtthe Fusion ticket will prOba-
bly, win. Armstrong. for sheriff is cer-
Ad4il1 tl"'Nfl ONtI " fIsi the hfNAhl-
can candidate. The women voted about
as generally as the men.
Illinois.
CHICAGO. Nov. 5.-Six hundred and
eighty precincts give Ball. Superior Judge.
5Isb5 Morrison DEM, 81. iIS.
ST. LOUIS. MO, Nov. 5.-Returns from
the Eighteenth Illinois congressional dis
trict indicate the election of ex-Sfafe
Senator William r. Hadley Nep) 10 nll
the vacancy caused by the death ~ ltd-
ward Remain last summer. Mr. Hadiey's
opponent ex-COngressman Edward Lane.
failed to carry any Of the six counties IN
the district The contest attracted a great
deal Of attention. by reason of the fact
that free silver. represented By Mr..
Lane, was pitted against sound money.
Detroit. Nich.
DETROIT. MICH. Nov. 5.-rhe city
elections here to-day passed of quietly.
The weather was perfect but a light
vote was poled. III. ;. Pingree, the Re-
publican nominee for mayor. carried tho
city by i053 majority over Samuel Cold
water lDemJ. The entire Republican city
ticket ia elected a majority Of the six
teen Aldermen are Republicans.
Omaha. Neb
OMAHA, NEB.. Nov. NEARLY COM
pIete returns Indicate that the Republican
city and county tickets have been elect
ed by about l,ooo plurality.