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olalmed will be increased ~ ,noo on - Is
n h' for governor will he '0 cnn wslis
ably larger. VIII pe consider
me republicans have a,ao4aa
ators, the democrats five w,th III ~ ~ sen
uouot. The republicans aloc+ 90 onlee IN
p. aen.atives, democrats sever u,;t,. 20 .
in doubt. seseh' with nine
MARYLAND.
Ddltlmore, Nov. 6.-Ralt,nooro,a
-, governor complete: I,owndas 80
puoncan, 55.110; Hurst. democra+ 80
%; lowering, prohibitionist oa77,
ms peopie's party and socialist. 443
~ ~ i. nave majority Of 16
oi+,, 'y council and elect the entire
80. anu county ticket. Inoomplete re-
n,an rom the state, including Balti-
, moie, indicate the election Of Lowndes
republican, for governor. hv 81 lass.
io'ooo to 10000 majority. carrvine MIL,
nm the comptroller and attornav oar
erai. The house Of delegates viii nor
maps nave more than 60 rennhlicsns
Inc senate will be close. with +h.
chances In favor Of a republican, nc
Jorlty. On joint ballot the renuhl,ca -
VIII have a safe majority.
returns from all over the state Give
Lowndes, republican. a mafori+v ~
1915. -A"Joiity OF
NEBRASKA.
Omaha. Nov. 6.-Returns from +ha
several counties in the state on the vote
cast for judge Of the supreme court
are being received with unusual slow.
ness. The partial returns indicate ~
election of Judge Norval, republican.
oy safe plurality. On the other hand
Governor Holcomb and J. w. Edper-
ton, chairman Of the populist central
! committee, assert that Judge Maxwell
mas been elected. Neither will make
pubic the figures upon which thew
base their assertions.
me vote of the administration or
SOUND money" wing of the democratic
party, four-fifths of the party vote.
probably $4,000, is a very surprising
feature OF the election. The silver ele-
ment OF the democratic party is urging
with some justice and much effect that
the entire machinery of the federal
government in the state was used to
secure votes for Mahoney, the sound
| money candidate. Mahoney's personal
popularity contributed largely to his
success. The great fight in the party
was for the avowed purpose Of estab-
fishing the relative strength Of the two
factions with view of sending a dele
| cation to the next national convention.
This assures the defeat of silver inter-
ests unless there is great change of
sentiment in the party ranks during the
next six months.
OHIO.
Columbus, Ohio, Nov. 6.-Neither the
] republican nor the democratic state
committees have attempted to get the
exact figures on the election returns to.
day. Chairman Anderson conceded the
state to the republicans by 10000.
Chairman Kurtz said Bushnells plu
rality would not be less than 100000
The vote for CoXey, popdlist, will be
about $4,000 less than last years pop
ulist vote of $4,000. The republicans
have a majority in the legislature Q.
81 on joint ballot.
Cincinnati, Nov. 6.-The plurality fol
Bushnell, republican, for governor, IL
Hamilton county, with one precinc
| missing, is 1883.
JAMES r. GARFIELD POPULAR.
Akron, Ohio, Nov. 6.-James H. Gar
field son of the late president, wa
| elected state senator from the Twenty
| fourth and Twentv-sixth districts by al
enormous plurality. The district wa
forn,erlv republican by 10000, but b.
has carried it by $4,000.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Nov. Ex-Governor Green
ba1ge is reelected by 63,444 plurality
1000 Iess than his plurality last year
Municipal suffrage for women was de
/ feated by about $4,000.