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| ii was asserted that scheme had been
put up by the Democratic managers to
rob the Republicans OF 10000 votes I'm
counting. Both parties still claim to
have carried the State The Republi-
cans say If Goebel is declared elected
by the Election Commission with the
Throwing out OF a single precinct I'm
the State Governor Bradley will refuse
TO step down and ont and that he will,
| if necessary, surround himself with his
soldiers and hold the executive ONCE
until the Legislature has passed on
Goebels right TO succeed him.
NEBRASKA.
The latest figures in Nebraska give
the fusion forces a plurality of 1900.
The result is attributed TO the apathy
OF the Republicans and the fact that
the fusionists managed TO poll iarg-
er proportion Of their full vote
NEW YORK.
Returns received from up the State
increase the Republican Assembly
membership to 80, against 81 Demo
Gratis, Republican gain OF IL. In New
York county the largest Tammany plu-
rality was that of the candidate for
Surrogate. Abner G. Thomas. $3.50.
He was formerly Henry George lead
er. Ex-Justice Joseph +. DAILY. fusion
candidate for Supreme Judge, who was
lexpected to get many Democratic votes,
did not head the poll for his ticket.
1.-THE Tammany pluralities in the sever
al counties are about normal, the gains
of Assemblymen in the city being due
largely to- combinations with citizens
and union labor men against the Re
publican candidates.
Richard Croker expressed his regret
that the Democrats up the State had
no organization" and although he did
not say so. ii is inferred that Tammany
hopes to organize the whole state for
the campaign of 1900. Mr.. Croker
pointed to Nebraska as an illustration
of what energetic work will do, and
declared that the Democrats can carry
New York State in 1900
MARYLAND.
In Maryland unofficial returns give
1.-The Democratic candidate for Govern
! or Colonel J. W. Smith plurality of
Is 900 and the Democrats control of the
Legislature.
IOWA.
The plurality by which Governor
Shaw was reelected I'm Iowa is esti-
|
State Committee. the largest i'm the
States history. The Republicans
have increased thoir majority in the
Legislature.
PENNSYLVANIA.
There was a light vote in Pennsyl-
vania, but the Republican candidate
for State Treasurer had from 10000
} to 10000, the plurality being cut by
| NJ atf arly htu t,ailf IN
record. This candidate was colonel of
the Tenth Volunteers.
NEW JERSEY.
In New Jersey the Republican par
ty elected seven out of eight State
Senators and forty-four out OF sixty
Assemblymen, giving the party n ma
jority of seven in the Senate and
twenty-eight in the House, or a total
majority of thirty-five on Joint ballot.
The Republicans carried seventeen
counties, making the total Republican
plurality for the State on Assembly
elections 10000. Last year the Assem-
Ibly pluralities were S,455 in favor Of the
Republicans and Voorhees, carried the
State by 5,499.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
A Sioux Falls, S. d., special says:
Additional reports received from
points in the State make but little
change in the Republican majority. In
lcreasing IL from 1854 TO 4,075. Part OF
this increase is shown In Bonhomme
county, where The early estimates
gave the Republican nominees 1877 ma
jority. Ten precincts In that county
increases this TO 326, and the county
: complete will show a still further In
lcrease.
UTAH.
Thompson (R), for Mayor OF Salt
Lake, has a majority OF CSC. The Re
publicans also elect Recorder and Au-
ditor. The Democrats elect Attorney
; and Treasurer and Justice OF the
Peace. The Council stands nine Re
publicans and six Democrats. The
Democrats elect Mayors I'm Ogden, Pro-
vo, Park City AMI Logan.
MASSACHUSETTS,
II While the entire Republican State
ticket was elected the Democrats are
| jubilant over a party victory in Bos-
ton. The figures for the State are:
Crane (R), 16S.S7:; Paine (D.), 103,-
: S14; Republican plurality, 65,O62. The
plurality of Governor Wolcott over
Candidate Bruce last year was S3,186.
In the Senate the Democrats have
nine members, gain or two, which
means the ability TO demand a roll call,
a parliamentary advantage not within
Democratic means for some years.
MKINLEY PLEASED.
WASHINGTON, Nov. S.--The Pres
ident and Mrs. Mckinley reached
Washington at / o'clock Secretary
Porter met the President at the sta
ton and gave him several kilograms
containing late election returns. The
President made no comment upon the
result, but his smiling countenance
showed that he was well pleased. He
and Mrs Mckinley drove directly to
the White House. Adjutant General
Corbin, DR.. RiXey, Assistant Secretary
lCortelyou and a stenographer accom-
panied the President on the tour to
Canton.