Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-11-09

tilelf state and city ticket and will hav
majority in the next legislature.
baltimore goes republican by a ms
lollty ranging from 5000 to 5000 an
poth branches of the city council wi
De probably republican for the frs
tune IN many years.
The Herald, Independent. concade
LoWndes election and said the maiorit
may reach 10000. 1t also conceded tn
election of republican Legislature
which insures a republican successor t
United States Senator Gibson,
The News, democratic, issued an az
/ ira that LoWndes, republican. had car
REQ the city by $4,000 and was elected.
BITTERNESS AT THE POLLS.
Inc largest vote ever polled in Mary
| land was cast amid scenes of alnos
| unparalleled excitement. accomna niaf
| by occasional acts Of laWlessness .an5
disorder. The day was balmy. Rorl
SIDES appeared to have out their ful
strength, and much bitterness was
manifested among the watchers of botF
parties. Before the polls opened, Jonr
smith, a democratic watcher, was shot
IN the left breast and slightly wounded
by Horace E. Van Tassel, republican.
The latter was arrested Two hours
later, Charles G. Baldwin, one of the
Watchers for the Reform League. was
severely cut over the right eye in a fight
over the arrest of a repeater.
NEW JERSEY.
Trenton, n. J., Nov 5-At midnight
1t IS difficult to even forecast the elec-
ton in New Jersey for the reason that
oliclal Igures are not to be had and
also for the reason that Essex county
is conceded to be the pivotal point In
the absence of trustworthy figures, both
sides claim to have carried the county
the democrats claiming a majority of
1000 and republicans a majority of 5000.
Jersey City, n. J., Nov. 5.-Fifteen
minutes after the polls closed in New
Jersey the state committees Of both
parties each issued a bulletin claiminc.
the state by from 1000 to 10, 600 plurality,
New York, Nov. 5.-The Tribune saws
the republicans carry New Jersey by
10000 majority.
Sun bulletin, posted at S:35 D. M.
says:
'Grigss, republican, is elected gov
ernor of New Jersey by 10000 majority."
Jersey returns received up to 10 .. M.
indicate majority for McGill, demo-
crat, of about 5000. The districts to be
heard from are republican.
New York, Nov. 5.-The official Jersey
City vote for governor in New JERSEY
is: Griggs 2S,422, McGiIl 1900; Griegs'
2O,S22
Columbus Ohio, Nov. 5.-since 10
1'aI
claim the plurality for Bushnell, re-
publican, for governor, will exceed that
Of sc, o10 for Governor Mckinley in 1893.
Chairman kurtz gave out the follow
ng: "Returns received at 10 o'clock in
licate that the republicans have car
ried the state by a plurality not Less
-han that given two years ago, and
elected decisive majority of the mem
)ers of the next general assembly,"
At the democratic state HEADQUARTERS I
At 10 p. m. an announcement was made /
hat Ohio had gone republican by a de- |
,isive majority in the legisla ture, as
we'll as a large plurality on the state /
icket. Some of the democratic man i
ayers say the result is due to the same
,ause as in 1898 and 1S94-opposition to +
President Cleveland's administration I
md the last congress. As both parties /
lad the same financial plank the silver.
question was not an issue in the cam
)aign
The chairman of the democratic com
nittee had no figures to give out on the
legislature.
Chairman kurtz of the republican
tate committee states that the repub-
cans have elected Il out of III mem
ers of the house and y out of 81 mem +
ers of the senate, a majority of IL
n joint ballot
Cincinnati, Nov. 5-seventy pre-
incts in Hamilton county, not official,
i've Bushnell II ,939 Campbell II 1854
Toledo Nov. 5.-Reports from % pre-
incts show heavy vote and repubi-
an gains.
Salt Lake, Nov. Sit will be O'Clock
efore any definite figures can be given
n the result Of the election in the city
T in the state. The scattering returns
eceiyed up to midnight do not differ
Materially from those received last
ear, when the republicans carried the
tate by 200o. The democrats claim the
lection of Roberts to congress with
ven chances on the governor, but give
o figures to support the claim.
The precincts heard from outside of
alt Lake and ogden give Caine, dem
crat, for governor 2345; Wells, republic
an, 2446. 1t is estimated that the :
ublicans have carried Salt Lake ny
10 to 1000 majority and elected Glen
nc C.nT r. Il
democratic mayor and five out of 10
At II o'clock tonight Chairman Pow :
s, democrat, said the chances on the
oVernor were about even and that I
oberts, democrat, for congressman,
i'll be elected by 300 ajority, and the ;
dications are that the legislature will
: democrat tic
Chairman Cannon of the republican
'mmttee says the state and legisla-
We tickets will be elected, but gives no !
cures.
Returns indicate the adoption OF the
institution by a large majority.
Complete returns from the city on the
)te for mayor give Glendenning re-
lblican, 3Sy7; Armstrong, democrat,
80
PENNSYLVANIA
Nov. 5.-Returns re-
ived up to midnight indicate that :
anjamin j. Haywood, republican, has
en elected state treasurer by about |
1000 plurality, a republican gain over
80, which also elects seven Judges of I
e new superior court. Of these the G
< republicans nominated are elected. 6
le seventh man on the ticket is in c
ubt. In this city the republican ticket |
elected by an overwhelming major t
:. Complete returns from 18 of the s
wards show republican pluralities of Il
365 If this ratio is kept up the e
lrality in this city will be fully 10000 b
Pa, Nov. 5.-Fine weather c
ought out a larger vote than was ex-
cted. Magee, the democratic candi- E
te for superior judge, ran ahead of
ticket. The republicans estimate u
900 majority for their ticket in Allie
eny county.
MASSACHUSETTS,. I
Boston, Nov. 5.-The Greenhalge pIu- =
ity in Massachusetts, estima ting the u
a of P1,16iyfn17 to ha of t1a 60, | >