The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-08
MCLEAN AND G0EBEl
HAVE LOST THE DAY
mIttee and answer charges against him.
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mittee and answer charges against him.
Democratic majorites were about nor
NAL. Senator Pratt intimated late to-
night that Mazet might be seated In the
next Assembly. in which the Republicans
have 80 majority. The Tammany Demo-
Gratis openly denounce ex-senator Hill,
whom they blame for the reverses up the
state The Republicans in New nork
county elected only four to the Assembly.
one Of them a member OF the Citzens
Union.
Nebraska.
LINCOLN. NEBRASKA, Nov. I.-lO:4O
p. Nit is evident 10 both parties in to-
days fight that Nebraska has repledged
her allegiance to the Fusion standard.
While Republicans are not yet willing TO
admit defeat. early figures point that
way There has been a steady falling or
In the vote Of both parties, but while the
Fusionists have suffered but little, the
Republican loss has been not less than
to a precinct.
IL the present ratio IS maintained tx
Governor Holcomb and the Fusion state
ticket will be elected by not less than
1903. Fuslonlsts claim much more.
LINCOLN. NBB.. Nov. 7.-Midnight~
Returns up TO midnight continue TO snow
the same Fusion gain az earlier reports.
and there is no longer the least doubt Oh
the Fusion tickets election.
LINCOLN. NEB.. Nov. S-There IS no
longer any doubt as TO the result in Ne
braska. The returns continue 10 show
steady Fusion gains and the majority for
Holcomb Will not be less than 1900.
Jew York State.
AUBURN. y. y. Nov. 7.-Cayuga
county elects two Republican members
Of Assembly.
CANTON, n. Y, Nov. st. Lawrence
county elects two Republican Assembly
| men. This is no change.
UTICA. n Y. Nov. fisherman Oem)
is elected mayor Of Utica BY 81. The
balance Of the city ticket is Democratic
| by majorltles ranging from two 10 three
hundred Two Of the thrse Assembly dis
tricts in Oneida county show no change.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-SaratOga county
elects a Republican Assemblyman. IN the
eleven Assembly districts which have
reported, nine Republicans and two Dem
ocrats were elected. No change from lasi
Assembly.
SYRACUSE. y. Y, Nov. Mayor Ma
| gure CDem) carries the city by nearly
| 200.
ALBANY. y. y. Nov. Albany county
elects Republican Assembymen in the
| First, Second ana Fourth districts. and
d Democrat in the Third.
| ITHACA, y. Y. Nov. THE city Of
| Ithaca gives the Democratic candidate for
county treasurer a plurality Of l5l. and
! the Republican candidate for sheriff 49,
| The standard voting machine was used
In. "a
| seventeen minutes after the polls closed
BUFFALO y. Y. Nov. 7.-Returns from
| - Of the JOS districts iH the city indicate
a landslide for the Republicans. Thomas
Henney Rep). for district attorney, will
| probably have over 1000 plurality.
| ROCHESTER,. y. Y. Nov dorchester
Complete gives Carnohan (Rep), 1883 plu-
| rality for mayor.
| ELAuRA, y. Y. Nov. 7-Indications
point to a Republican landslide in Che
! mung county, the home of ex-senator
| Hill Charles IT. Knapp (Rep) is elected
to the Assembly Democratic loss.
NEW YORK, Nov 8-Taking all the
| assembly districts In the State. the Re-
publican plurality il $500, according to
| the Tribunes returns az compared with
| Rooseveits plurality Of 1I7s6 last year.
| Returns received up to A. NJ. show
| the election Of % Republican assembly
men and 90 Democrats.
The New York Assembly will stand
Republicans. 81. Democrats. 80. Re
| publican plurality %. Republican gain a.
| Mississippi.
JACKSON. MISS, Nov. I-Sca,terIng
| returns received from representative sec
| lions Of the state indicate very light
| vote in the Mississippi election. This was
] caused by a decided lack OF interest on
| the part Of the voters in their precincts
| and a heavy purg rs OK the registration
| books in several counties.
The entire Democratic state ticket Is
| elected by a majority conserVat.veiy es-
timated at 10000.
The Official count viii not greatly vary
+, these figures. The Popu.ist vote shows
| a decided falling off, which Will probably
| amount TO 90 per cent. Not over oo,'V
votes were polled during the day.
| The Popuists have probably elected a
| member u the Leg Stature from Choctaw
| county. The vote on the Noel amend
ment providing for an elective judiciary
| is decidedly close. and II Will require an
| Official count to determine the result
The opponents Of the amendment are
confident that they have 1t defeated.
The chief interest of the day centered
in Yallobusha county. where a Senatorial
[ primary was held In conjunction with the
regular election. a bitter personal hight
was made on Senator Sullivan, who Is a
candidate for the short term ending
March 4th. 1901. Returns from nearly all
the precincts Indicate that he has re-
ceved the instruction by majority or
nearly two to one. McL1urin received
the long term instruction by an over
whelming majority.
Louisiana.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. THE New
Orleans election passed off quietly OWING
10 the precautions taken. although fuily
ninety per cent. of the registered vote
was polled Forty precincts out OF one
hundred and forty-eight give the regular
Democrats $3.50, and Jacksonians 2i5
At the same ratio Paul capdeville VIII
be elected mayor over Walter c. Flower,
the present incumbent, by al least SIX
thousand votes.
The State and United states Senator.
ship fights were involved In the contest
and tina nemoorocx, olno made the ISSUE