The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-11-08
USUAL SLOWNESS OF RE-
TURNS PREVAILS.
Ohio Elects Nash, and massachusetts,
Iowa and south Dakota go Re-
publlcan-r rlarytand. Nebraska,
New York, Virginia and
Probably Kentucky 60
Democratic.

large are not fiattering to the ad-
ministration and the republican
party generally.
In Massachusetts a large vote
for an off year was cast. w. Muir
ray Crane, republican, is elected
governor by 64.259 plurality, but
the republican loss is about IL per
cent, while the democrats polled
nearly as large vote as on pres
idential year. Full returns give
Crane 167, ,588, Paine 103, ,329.
Late returns from Ohio would
indicate that Judge Nash has car
ried the state by a plurality of be-
tween 10000 and $4,000. Lucas,
Hamilton and Cuyahoga counties
are against Nash, but others are
showing continual gains. Mayor
Jones of Toledo, while apparently
somewhat chagrined that his vote
in Ohio was not as large as lie had
anticipated, and that it had fallen
off so heavily in his own city, ex-
pressed himself as satisfied with
the result.
Leslie M. Shaw, the republican
nominee for governor Of Iowa, is
probably re- elected by plurality
over the fusion candidate, Fred 7.
White, of not far from 10000.
The vote in the state has been light,
but the republicans have made
gains over the vote of 1897 and
the fusion ticket has suffered very
heavy losses.
Clear. calm weather reigned
throughout Nebraska today and
the largest vote of any election
since 1896 was polled. The city
of Lincoln, one of the two repub-
lican strongholds, Omaha being
the other, so far as the count is
completed, shows fusion gain
THE LATEST BULLETINS.
New York, Nov. 9.-A little
later another return came in, show
! ing Mazet to be three votes ahead.
This worried Mr.. Croker, and Sex
ton was consulted again. A third
report came in, showing that MaZet
and Stewart had received the same
number of votes in twenty-six dis
tricts of the thirty-ffth. Thai
slip was Immediately torn up
John r. Sexton settled all doub
by telephoning that Mazet hat
been beaten by 36S.
well, that's a great thing
said Croker in a stubborn tone
1--WE have beaten Platt and hi
man Mazet, and beaten them badly
I guess we will not have any NOR,
Investigations for a while"
Frankford, KY, Nov. S.-FOrm
er Senator Blackburn at l a. m
! sent the following telegram to w
j. Bryan:
1
we have carried Kentucky by
small but safe majority. SINGER
J congratulations on the splendi
: victory in Nebraska"
Des Moines, Ia, Nov. 8.-A
> 1:3O o'clock this morning CSC pre-
] cincts in the state gave Shaw (rep.
> for governor 81, ,593. White (dem.
67. .565. The same precints tw
years ago gave Shaw sc, 566, Whit
72, ,932. This is a net republica
] gain Of 1858, or about four to tt
: precinct. The same ratio if kel
up for the state will give repul
. lican plurality of about 6O,OOt
4 There are o few republican gair
in the legislature and the indies
tions are that the republicans wi
: have lis of the $50 members.
a Richmond, Va, Nov. 8.-Tl
1t indications are that the elections
It Virginia went overwhelmingly der
q ocratic. In the most hotly col
tested senatorial district, that
made up of Isle of WRIGHT, Soutl
= hampton and Nansemond. the i
. dependent candidate is elected. T.
y vote was generally light.
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