The record-union., 1895-11-07
RETURNS FROM ELECTIONS.
Republicans Garry New York State
by Over 100000 Plurality.
ALSO PROBABLY WIN THE MAYORS
FIGHT AT BROOKLYN.

ALSO PROBABLY WIN THE MAYORS
FIGHT AT BROOKLYN.
Bradley (Rep.). for Governor, Carries
the Legislature VIII be Very Close
on Joint Observation-Disclosures Will
Have Big Majority in the Mary
land LegisIature-Resuits In Other
States.
NEW YORK. Nov. 6.-Returns re-
ceived up to midnight materially increase
the Republican plurality in this State. In
all but half a dozen counties the figures
have been filed with County Clerks, and
the results compiled from their figures
give Palmer (Rep.) for Secretary OF State
a plurality of 90,l00. In nearly every
county the actual Republican vote is
heavier than the estimate of last night in
dicated.
The standing of the next Senate will
be: Thirty six Repu blicans and fourteen
Democrats. The House will be: Repub-
licans one hundred and three. Democrats
forty-seveu. In the Thirty-fourth AS
sembly District of this city and in the
Seventeenth Senatorial District there are
close contests, which may slightly change
the result.
The proposition to bond the State for
the S9,OU0,O00 Improvement TO canals has
been carried by large majority.
In New Jersey the Republican plural
lty has grown until the latest returns give
the State to Griggs (Rep.) for Governor
by 500 The Legislature will stand:
Senate-Republican Is, Democrats .
Assem- bly-Republica 43, Democrats II.
BROOKLYN, Nov. 6.-The latest indi-
cations are that Wurster Rep) is un-
doubtedly elected Mayor of Brooklyn.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BOSTON, Nov. 6.-Complets returns
from the State give the following: For
Governor - Greenhalge (Kep.) IS5, 900,
Kendall (Pro.) S.766, Williams Dem. J
IL ,40l; plurality for Greenhalge, "a, 400.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.-Every branch
of State and city government was placed
by the people OF Mary land III the hands of
the Republic party at yesterdays cleo
tion. There has been to-day as much
jubilation among Democrats throughout
the state upon the result of the political
upheaval as there was among the hide
bound Republicans. The Republican,
elected their State ticket, Lowndes lead
ing it with a plurality of about 1000.
Six ty- -eight members of the House Of
| Delegates and eight Senators were also
elected by the Republicans. They will
! have fOrty-three majority on joint ballot.
-. TgtF
Democrats in the last Legislature having
mad majority on joint ballot of sixty
| one.
A Republican will GO to the United
States Senate TO succeed Charles II. Glib
son, and fourteen OF the Senators elected
yesterday will vote for successor to Sem
atOr German in 1888.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.-Late advices
| from the counties show that the Demo-
Gratis Will retain control of the State Sem
ate but that the Republicans Will have
big majority in the Legislature on Joint
ballot. The Democrats already had nine
| hold-over Senators, and thus will have
vote OF fourteen in a senate Of twenty
six Senators. The Repu blicaus had three
I hold-Over Senators, and they will now
! have eleven votes. One Senatorship is
still in the balance. In the House the
Republcans Will have a total vote OF
siXty-eight. The Democratic vote In
| the House will be but twenty three.
! The Republicans will have forty-three
majority on joint ballot.
KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 6.-The Republi-
cans are no less surprised than are the
! Democrats by the result of yesterdays
election. When the delayed returns b O.
| gan to come in to-day Chairman Norman
| of the democratic State Committee con-
/ d. ,1rd - -
| Governor. and the entire Republican
State ticket by pluralities ranging from
! 5000 10 Il, 900. Mr.. Hardin, who was at
| his home in Harrodsburg, also gave up
the contest. He said he had made the
best fight possible for the interests Of his
party. and he had nothing further TO say.
| A study OF the returns discloses some
peculiar facts. The free silver men and
the sound money men "knifed" each
other, one scratching Hardin and the
| other the remainder of the ticket
Returns on the election OF mem bers of
/ the Legislature are yet incomplete, but
( still indicate that the House will be close.
/ The Democrats claim the election of for
/ ty-nine Representatives and the Popu-
| lists one, which would make the House
a lie, if the Republicans elect Repre-
sentallves in the unreported counties
which are generally Republican. The
/ Democrats will have a small majority in
! the Senate.
IOWA.
DES MONIES Ia.), Nov. 6.-Oficial
returns on the elections in Iowa come III
very slowly, and tonight there is moth
/ ing more in sight than was known last
night. The Republican State Committee
claims now that Drake will be elected by
{ about 10000 plurality. one feature which
/ is developing as the roturns become more
complete is that the Prohibition vote of
/ the state, which was az first supposed to
/ have been very light, will be about -, 900,
/ as against 5000 TWO years ago. The PoDu-
( list vote viii likewise show very large
! increase. The Democrats seem to have
been The only sufferers by the light vote
/ in the state. The Legislature is over
whellningly Republican. 1t is thought
/ now there will he seventy-five Repub-
1 licans TO twenty-six Democrats in the
/ House. and forty-two Republicans and
eight Democrats in the Senate. This is IA.
] much larger Repu biican majority than
was at first expected from the returns Of
last night on the State ticket
NEBRASKA.
! OMAHA, Nov. 6.-Later returns only
/ EN- phasiZe and increase the figures of the
/ Repu Dlican triumph IN the State. city and
/ county. The Populist party IN this city
seems TO have gone to pieces, losing over
! half OF its vote In year. Norval (ReDub-
/ lican) for Judge of the Supreme Court has
/ been elected by plurality over Maxwell
! (Populist) which may reach y, 900. The
! Populists lost in almost every county.
and even the Democrats made the better
/ showing. The plurality OF Captain w.
j. Broatch, Repu blican candidate for
/ Mayor, is about l 900 over Brown Demo-
/ craft, and the remainder of the city Re-
/ publican ticket is elected by from 300 TO
5000 plurality. The county ticket has
! been elected by a very large plurality,
and every Republican candidate for Judge
of the District Court has been elected.
Judge c. II. Scott, the famous criminal