Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-11-06
early this morning indicate that P. W.
Hardin, democrat. received the full party
vote and wast l,ct Governor of Kentucky.
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Yesterdays Elections.
MARYLAND.

lU"UA1 y 1EL1URhfHiC NEWD
Yesterdays Elections.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.-The returns
from the State are not yet complete,
but the republicans carried nearly
every county and Lowndes will have
10 the neighborhood OF II, 900 plurality.
The Indications are that more than
sixty republicans were elected to the
the House ofDelegates, showing re-
publican gain of about forty and giving
them majority of about thirty. The
State Senate will be close, with the
chances favoring republican majority
therein.
Mr.. Lowndes carried Howard coun.
ty, Mr.. Germans home, by 4O2 MAORI
ty. Senator Gibson's county. Talbot,
also went republican by 300 majority.
The republicans claim that the power
of the German asin combination has
been effectuaily broken in State and
city. David W. Sloan, republican, of
Cumberland, was elected associate jus.
tice in the 4th circuit. comprising Gar
rett, Allegheny and Washington coun-
ties.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-The Brooklyn
Eagle says this morning that Wurster,
republican, is elected Mayor of Brook.
Ign by $50. CIRCUITS friends claim that
he is elected and that districts giving
him plurality are being held back.
The election of Nussbaum to the
Senate from the 10Th district makes
The Senate stand: Republicans, SO;
democrats, II.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Nov. Sat 1850
o'clock the police announced the elec-
ton of Wurster (rep.) for mayor by q
plurality of 2,214.
NEW YORK, Nov. Elm this State the
republican plurality is close to 80, 600.
Thirty-six republican Senators to four
teen democrats have been elected and
the assembly will stand 102 republicans
and forty-eight democrats. In Brook
Ign, which went 5000 democratic on
the State ticket, Wurster. republic
can has been elected Mayor by
1900 on the face of the returns.
Clarence Lexow is returned to the
State Senate by over 8, 600 plurality.
The vote for bonding the State for
| 50 DOC, 900 for canal improvement has
been about two to one in favor OF the
proposition.
In New Jersey John W. Griggs is
elected governor by 22543 plurality
over Alexander T. McGill, democrat,
and six of the counties which elected
senators returned republicans. This
will make tie next senate stand Rs
publicans IS; democrats 3. The lower
house will stand Republicans Al; demo.
Gratis 10.
|; iIn Massachusetts, with one county
incomplete, Greenhalge, republican,
for Governor, has plurality of 81, 480
Republicans have carried Maryland
~ over 1900. The legislature is
overwhelmingly republican.
Pennsylvania capped the climax by
going republican by 161, 9l4.
KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 6.-The vote for
Governor will be close between P. w.
Hardin, democrat, and w. o. Bradley,
republican. The vote was light through
out the State and shows general dem
ocratic loss for the entire democratic
ticket. Returns from 63 counties out
side of Louisville, give Hardin 1920
majority. In Jefferson county Nouis-
WILEY Bradley has 5597 majority. There
are So counties to hear from, majori-
ty of which usually give large demo-
cratic plnralities. Scattering returns
from about half of these counties show
democratic losses and it is considered
doubtful whether Hardin can come to
Jefferson county with vote sufficient
to overcome the republican plurality.
The returns indicate the election of so
republican representatives, Al demo-
Gratis and nine doubtful. Democrats
elect and republicans 9 senators, but
the hold-over senators will give the
democrats majority in the senate and
probably on joint ballot. Chairman
Hunter, of the republican State central
committee, estimates Bradley's majority
at $1,000. He says the entire republic
can ticket is elected.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 6. A special from
Harrodsburg, Ky, says: General
Hardin, who is at his brothers. home in
this city comedies Bradley's election
from the returns received. He takes
his defeat cheerfully."
UTAH.
SALT LAKE, Utah, Nov. 6.-The re-
publicans have probably got little
the best of the deal in Utah, but later
returns will be required before q def
mite statement can be made. Utah
chooses two United States Senator'S for
the first time, but the complexion of
the Legislature is as yet rather uncer-
tain.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.-The latest
returns indicate a plurality of 161 ,9l4
for Haywood (rep) for State treasurer.
OHIO.
CINCINNATI, o.. Nov. 6.-Republi
can plurality will be between $4,000
and 100, 900.
The Observation-Disclosures We'd
ding.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-The much
talked of wedding of Miss Consuelo
Vanderbilt and the Duke of MARI
borough took place to-day in st. Thorn
ass Church. At twelve o'clock the
church was thropged with the repre-
sentatives of New York's smartest
society gathered to witness the cere.