The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-06

is not material, as the senate would still
| ne Republican although the lem ocrats
were to elect all the seven.
| There has been an altogether unioohei
| for slump on both sides of the iisht Tor
| assem- bly,, thus leaving tne complexion OF
| the noxt lower branch OF the Legislature
! still in doubt.
| Democratic club comedies the state to the
| Republicans By from 10 0Un TO Io'OoV. Al
| Trenton the excitement is intense and
| thousands of psopls are forming i'm promp-
| to paradcs Every band in the city has
been engaged.
KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 5.-There
was an ugly feeling all day between the
Al P. A.and Catholics at the First pre-.
cinct OF the Fourth ward. Late this even.
ing Joseph Diffenbach, one OF the former,
ana Will Donovan, Catholic, had a
quarrel which resulted IN a pitoned battle
between th. elements. Twenty shots were
exchanged before the police succeeded in
Enrisht, an A. 7. A., was seriously
wounded. The rioters scattered.
LEXINGTON, KY, Nov 5.-Tne polls
closed at o'clock sithout the full vote
being polled in the city, both sides claim
ing victory. 1t is safe to say the Demo
Fay~tte county and Lexington with
The Wonan's ticket for womans board
of education, on which we're fou, ladies.
has probably beaten the Democratic ticket,
composed Of msn. by 800.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 5.-At Re-
publiean headquarters the city Is clal med
by 1000. Chairman Long thinks the DEM
oc,ats have won by small majority.
Both parties claim to have carried the
state. Chairsmn Norman. of the Demo-
cratic state campaign COMMITTEES, says
In the state. Bradley carried his county,
Gsyrard, by an increased Republican ma
jority.
The Evening Post, Dem cratic, says
that the stats 10 in doubt.
The Re pu bliuan and Demo cratic news-
papsrs are displaying the returns for the
benefit of great crowds which pack the
Streets about the sRcss. Favorable fig
urss are so messsr neither SIDE has the
advantage in tho display. On both sides
the leaders are claiming tho victory in
this city, the De N ocrats ny . small ma
jority ana ths Resupliean by majority
ranging up to 1000. 1t seems that the Cit
izsns' ticket did not cut much Of . figure,
as the cid parties will get in nearly thsir
average Yates. Tho ants-s election claim
that Hardin would be scratched because
of his attitude on this nonev question has
failed to msterislize. Scattering returns
show that Hardin will get the party vote.
Four year, ago this, Jefferson, county
gave Democratic majority for governor
OF sill. Returns MP to 8 o'clock from one-
third OF the precincts of the county and
city give Bradley 1000 majority.
Scattering returns recsived up to l
o'clock. including the city and county,
give Hardin a majority of 100. These re-
turns como from officials in every county
in the state. Four years ago in the race
for governor the Democratic maiority was
o. 0sl, and some idea of the present result
may be cleaned from she fact that the
Republicans made the following gains in
Allen, 473; Mercer, 2s6: Madison. 293;
Breckinridge, $40; sBoyd, $685. Cum ber-
land, 257; franklin, 5se In this county
the Republican gam will be over ] |. 900.
The Courier Journal in its midnight
extra says:
1.-THE returns possible at this hour are
tuo far from complete to do more than
serve as an Indication. They show
generally thst the Democrats have SUI
fered jossss in most of the counties. In
some counties they seem to have gained
slightly. The vote was not DIS heavy as
| hao been expected
The reports are too meagre for general
use The indications at this writing are
that the vote OF this county will decide
| the race for governor. Whatever the re-
| suit, the majority will he very SIN all; IN
fact, it will not be majority but plu'
rality. Everv county from whicii COM
| plete returns have been received show
large Republican gains.
LOUISVILLE. Nov. 5.-There is a
dearth of news at the headquarters OF the
| Democrats and Republicans. Reports
are SO meager that Chairman Norman
would say nothing more than that he
believed Hardin was elected. ssthe Re-
publican headquarters many private tele-
grams had been received from the chair
men of the county committees. Con-
gresham Hunter, chairman of the state
com N ittee, was not favorably impressed
with the returns from the interior. He
said that a continuation uf these reports
would indicate the election of Hardin by
a small ma jority. The Democratic ma
jorlty four years ago for governor was
2s,076. In another talk Chairman Nor
man refused to Ieiterate his claim that
Harain's majority would reach 5000.
The city Repu licans are claiming that
thsy have won all the municipal offices
| except two or three school trustees, and
that the city and county will give Brad.
ley a m ajority of 60O0 to 5000. The Post,
| Democratic. in its extra issued at II
o'clock, says:
at this writing the returns are coming
| In scattering from all portions OF the state.
| 1t appears that Hardin leads the Demo-
|
| Bradley leads Hardin, or If not, Hardin',
majority is so small as to amount t. a
| virtual defeat. Outside Of Louisville
Bradley carries the county OF Jefferson
by 240, and Speed, the Repu blican candi-
! date for the legislature. Is elected, thus
dsprivIng Black burn of one vote.
1t is i'm proba ale that Bradley's ma jority
will exceed 5000 in this, the Fifth dis
trict. Hart Logan, Hopkins, Hardin,
Nelson ana Franklin counties show large
Republican gains. The result Will dc,
psnd largely upon the First district and
the returns from the Elevesth.
From these two districts the returns
are too n eager to indicate decided re-
suits. Summarizing the returns it may
be said at this writing that the majority
| will not be 500 either way.
Returns up to midnight from ninety
five counties and towns, mostly lncom-
plete give Hardin 49, 1855; Bradley, 70,
$780,. Hardin's majority 1913.
Other returns: Governor Bradley ma
joIrty aggregation 1896, leaving ne'
gain of 1888 for Hardin.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.-There are
| enough returns to Indicate that there has
been landslide in Maryland and tba
the Democratic party is under by major
tiles ranging from 60O0 upwards.
There seems to be no room for any
doubt that the Republicans have elected
their entire state and city tickets anC
will have a majority in the next legisla
ture which will choose q sucCessOr u