Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-06

cratic state ticket, for the msager ma.
ioritiss given In the various districts
Indicated 90 smtll q plurality that II
would not Offset the nominal plurality
which the Republicans bring down to
Harlem bridge.
The total vote Of the f.ate shows n
falling ca compared with the vote OF
1893, the decrease being confined, how
ever, TO the districts north Of the Har-
lem river. The city vote is fully equal
TO that OF two years age.
The World extra thus summarizes
tbs results. Returns from one-half OF
the election districts OF this city indi-
cate a majority OF over 10000 for tae
Dtmpcratlc state ticket. Tammany
leaders ore claiming the city by 10000
majority. Tho Tsmmany ticket has
won In thi. city and unity by about
1000 majority.
Returns rs received from disttiots IN
this city indicate that the Republicans
have carried the state, the Democratic
vote Ia the city not boing large enough
10 wipe out the Republican ms GRITTY
above Harlem bridge.
At 10 O'Clock tbs Sun claims Tam.
many has carried the city by 10000
and the Democratic state ticket has
carried thu city by 10000.
The Mail and Express (Rsp.l con.
cedes the city TO Tammapy ~ 10000.
and claims that the Republican Slate
ticket will win by q large majority.
There has been n hard nght In the
Fifteenth Senatorial district over the
candidacy OF Frank ID. Pavey, Who, %
q Republican IN the last Assembly,
aat. lsA nd M % nj nj 70 ItN q u \.
dates. Pavey was supported by Re-
publlcans and INDEPENDENT, and IT,
turns from forty.nine OF the Ill dts.
ifiots give him 1890, against 2s73 for
Bifn, TammRny.
Clarence Lexow and the Republican
assemblymen are all elected.
Capt Williams. oi police fame IL bsat-
en- on the Republican ticket for state
senator by Foley. Tamuany, more
than 9 to- !.
Democrat, to Congress from tho Tenth
district 10 conceded by the Rspubll.
cans. Last year the district went Re.
publican by n small majorlty. Cum
mings's plurality 10 estimated ut 1000.
The World sayti Tsmmany has
elected eleven out Of twelve senators,
and eleven assemblymen out OF TWEEN.
iy.fve.
The World tomorrow will say edi.
torislly: 1.-THE rsactionary result IN
this city yesterday was provoked by
the pig.bosded folly OF ths pretidsp. Of
tn. police board. But for tao exasper.
ating effect Of MIR. Roo,ovelvs un-
called for, unjust, harsh anu oppressive
execution Of tue sunday excise law,
q union Of all the antl-,ammsny forces
would have been m easy and as TIL
umphant ne It was last year. Tho pre-
diolod reaction has come.
LANDSLIDE IN MARYLAND.
BALIIMoRg, Nov. 5.-Thero are
enough returns TO indicate that there
mas been n landslide In Maryland anu
that the Democratic ticket 10 showed
under by majorities ranging from d, 200
upwards. There seems TO be no room
Tor any doubt that the Republicans
have elected their entire state anu city
tickets, and will have u majority In
the next legislature, which will choose
n successor TO United States Senator
| Gibson. Even Howard county, tho
home OF senator Gibson, has apparent.
ly reversed Its normal Democratic ma.
jority OF 600 and gives Lowbdes, Re.
| publican. for governor, n majority Of
at least that number Of votes.