Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-11-06
OUR ROOSTER is VERY QUIET
Glancing Over the Election Returns, he
Remarked That it Was Not a Good
Day for Democratic Poultry.
EVEN KENTUCKY HAS GONE REPUBLICAN
Bosses Hill, Gorman and Brice Turned
Down in their States-New Jersey
Heavily Republican - Utah
Comes in as a Republican
State-Populists Hold
Theirs in Colorado.

State-Populists Hold
Theirs in Colorado.
Salt Lake, Utah, Nov. 6.-The Tribun
has returns from l03 precincts outside o
the city on the vote for governor, show
ing net Republican gain of 80 as com
pairing with last years vote for delegat
to congress, when the Republicans had
majority of 1900.
The Democratic state committee ha
returns from 1O8 precincts showing ne
Dsmoc gains Of ST., compared will
the vote of last year for university lant
commissioners, when the Republican ma
joritY was 298.
The Democrats claim that they have I
majority of 1921 voters to overcome will
229 precincts to hear from.
The committee claims the election O
the Democratic candidate for governor
by from 900 to 500 majority.
The Republicans claim the state ticke
by about 1900 majority.
Glending, Republican, for mayor, i!
elected by a plurality of 765.
Both parties claim the legislature, bu
no figures are given by either side.
Salt Lake.-The Tribune's extra edi
tion gives returns from 146 voting pre-
cincts as follows: Wells, Republican. fol-
governor, 1893; Game, Democrat II $50
net Republican gains Of LOTT. The same
precincts last year gave Cannon, Repub
lican, 1928; Rawlins, Democrat, 12,052
The same precincts give Allen for con.
gress ma jority of 6S6. In this Judicial
district the indications point to the de-
feat of all the Republican nominees. The
legislature will be Republican.
KENTUCKY IN SERIOUS DOUBT.
Louisville, Ky.-The Courler.Journal
says: "The Democrats of Kentucky are
asking where they stand to-day. It was
an avalanche. The governors race is in
doubt. The legislature is in doubt
Democratic majorlties in Democratic
strongholds have been shaved almost to
nothing. As is stands, with reports from
about so counties, Bradley has lead OF
about 1000. The same ratio of Demo.
cratic loss would land Bradley in the ex-
ecutive mansion"
The Democrats have elected Al repre-
sentatives and the Republicans so. There
are 8 districts in which the result is
doubtful or unreported. These 8 dis
triots were Democratic in the last house.
If they. are Democratic this time the house
will be tie.
OF holdover senatore,-5 are Republic
cans, and II Democrats, making the vote
on Joint ballot stand: Democrats, IS; Re.
publicans, 81; unreported and doubtful
districts, 8.
OF the Al Democrats elected to the
house, Blackburn may pretty safely count
on %; McCreary on Is; while 4 have ex-
pressed no choice. OF the Democratic
senators elected, 8 are for Blackburn.
The other is non-commital and his cleo
tion is in doubt. OF holdover senators
8 are for McCreary, s for Blackburn, and
doubtful.
Republican headquarters claim the
state by about $4,000 and the lower
branch of the legislature by from S to 6
majority.
Washington.-A special to the Star
from Louisville, KY, says that Hardin
comedies the election of Bradley and the
Republicans claim the legislature, which
would defeat Senator Blackburn.
Cincinnati, Ohio.--A Times-Star special
from Lexington, Ky., says: The Demo.
Gratis here concede the election of Bradley,
Republican, for governor, by from 5000
to 10000. The silver Democrats charge
President Cleveland and Secretary Car
isle with the responsibility tor the sweep
ing defeat.
poPULrsTs MAY SAVE BLACKBURN.
Frankfort, Ky.-The legislature appeafs
to be 65 Democrats against So oPposi-
tion. The Populists hold the balance of
power. Blackburn's friends claim his
election with the aid of the Populists.
MARYLAND, MY maryland!
Baltimore.-The Baltimore vote for
governor complete is as follows: Lown.
des, Republican, 55,1l0; Hurst, Democrat,
43,S24; Lowering, Prohibitionist, c,377i
Andrews, Peoples and Socialist, 433. The
Republicans elect their entire city and
county tickets with majority of 16 in
the city council.
SOMEWHAT OF AN AVALANCHE.
Trenton, N. 1.-THE estimated plural
ity Of Griggs, Republican, for governor ie
$4,000.
NEW YORK LHa1sLATURE REPUBLICAN,.
New York.-Corrected returns from
nearly all the election districts show thai
the state senate consists of 35 Republi.
cans, II Democrats and Inde pendent
The assembly stands SO Republicans and
81 Democrats.
THIS WILL TICKLE SHERMAN.
ssAkron, Ohio.-James r. Garfield, son
Of the late president, was elected state
senator from the Gath and 28th districts
by do enormous plurality. The district
IL almost identically the same rs when
his father was first chosen in 1856 to the
same office.
Cincinnati.- plurality for Bush.
nell, Republican, for governor, in Hamil.
ton county, with one precinct missing, ia
1883.
A. p. 4. REPUBLICANS WIN.
Omaha. Omaha and Douglass counties
we're captured com pletely BY the A. P. A
Republicans.
Returns from the state show surprising
strength Of the administration Democ
rscy. Mahoney, for supreme Judge, viii
probably have three times the vote of tn,
silver candidate. The Republican STATE
ticket is elected, but not by the cid tim'
majority, since tho Populists continue Il
manifest considerable strength.
popuL1srs HOLD THEIR OWN IN COLORADO
Denver.-Later returns indicate the do
feat of LeBert, Republican, for count!
clerk by Kindel, the Taxpeyers' candi
date. On returns from all but dozsr
precincts, In the eastern part Of the coun
", LeBert il SO behind. Ames' pluralit.
fol. assessor is 2,79O; Halls for treasure
10 72l. Webb, Republican, for shsriff, ha
III plurality.
The Populiets eeem to have held thei