The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-11-08


set by losses in the smaller counties. In
lib Assembly districts which have re-
ported, including % in this city, 81 Re-
Ipublicans and 50 Democrats were elect
ed, a Republican majority of "a, and q
Republican gain of IL seats.
The Democrats suffered grave re-
verses in Erie County (Buffalo). and
Chemung County, the home of ex-Sen-
ator David B. HILL In the city cleo
lions up the State the Democratic vote
showed great falling off. Buffalo,
/ Troy and Albany gave large Republic
can majorities, complete overturn.
Mayor James K. MCGUIRE CD is re-
elected Mayor of Syracuse, a tribute to
his personal popularity.
| In the four counties of New York
City the usual big Democratic MAORI
ties were rolled up, every candidate in
every county being elected except Gray
Democratic candidate for Recorder of
Kings, against whom charges Of cor
ruption had been made.
Tammany shows no elation over the
plurality of more than $4,000 for it's New
York County ticket, having expected it.
The rejoicing is over the defeat of As
semblyman Robert Mazet (R) by P. M.
Stewart in the Nineteenth Assembly
District, which usually is strongly Re
publican. DR.. Nelson H. Henry (R.)
in the Fifth Assembly District, against
whom the labor unions made a fight.
was reelected.
In the Thirty-fourth Congressional
District E. B. Vreeland (R.) was elect
ed by an immense majority, at least
10000.
The Nineteenth Assembly District
complete gives Mazet (R.) 4,271, Stew
art CD 1867.
/ BUFFALO, Nov. THE standard
Isyoting machine was used in this city
to-day for the first time, and accom-
plished all that was expected The re-
suit in the city was known forty-five
minutes after the polls closed on the
head of the ticket, which was comput-
ed first. The Republicans made a clean
sweep, electing City Treasurer and
other city officers by majorities rang
ing from 1000 to 5000. The Republi-
cans also elect their entire Council
manic ticket, giving them seven mem
bers and the Democrats two. They also
elect thirteen of the twenty-five Alder
men.
In the county Thomas Penny (R.)
for District Attorney is elected by about
lo,OOO plurality, and John w. Neff for
County Auditor by 1000.
d. j. Kenefck, w. B. Hooker and #.
C. White, Republicans, have been re-
elected Justices of the Supreme Court
in the Eighth Judicial District by large
majorities
JAMESTOWN, Nov. 7.-E. B. vree-
\ ic o11
lgress to succeed Warren B. Lewis (R.)
IN the Thlrty-fourth District. Plurality
is estimated at IL 900.
! NEW YORK, Nov. Stalking all the
Assembly Districts in the State. the
republican plurality is 35,S0O accord
ing 10 the 'Tribune's" returns, as com
pared with Roosevelt's plurality of It.
100 last year. Returns received up to
8 a. M show the election of 80 Repub-
lican and so Democrats.
NEW YORK, Nov. S.-Assemblvman
Mazet took his defeat very much to
heart, but declined to be interviewed.
republicans from the Nineteenth Dis
trlct openly assert that there was suf-
fcient evidence, to prove fraudulent yot-
ing, and that Stewart would be I'M
seated by the Assembly.
TROY, Nov. AFTER one of the hot
test fights ever known here, in which
Ex-Governor Black led one side, and ex-
Senator Murphy on the other the city
OF Troy has gone Republican by about
LOCO. Black and Murphy have per-
sonally conducted the contest night and
day for weeks and the result is the cleo
ton of Blacks entire ticket. This is
the first time in thirty years that Troy
has gone Republican
IN NEW JERSEY.
TRENTON, Nov. THE returns at
midnight indicate that the Republicans
have carried the State by about 10000
plurality, although there was no direct
vote on a State ticket. The Republic
cans will control both houses of the
Legislature by good working MAORI
ties, and will have an increased repre-
isentation in the House of Assembly.
The Republicans have elected Sena-
tors in Camden, Gloucester, Somerset,
Union and Essex and probably in Salem
and Monmouth. The Democrats have
elected but one Senator, in Warren.
The Senate will stand IA Republicans
to Democrats The Democrats lost
three Assemblymen in Middlesex and
one in Salem, and the next Assembly
will be composed of Al Republicans and
- Democrats, as against 81 Republi-
cans and % Democrats last year.,
The result in Monmouth is very close
but it is believed that the Republicans
have elected Francis Senator and that
the Democrats have elected Assembly
men and county officers. The Republic
cans carried Cumberland for the AS
sembly, but the Democrats elected the
County Clerk and Sheriff. The Repub-
licans carried their entire ticket in
Middlesex and Union Counties
IN MARYLAND
! BALTIMORE, Nov. 7-Incomplete
returns from the city Of Baltimore and
n1eager reports from the State received
up to II o'clock tonight indicate that
the Republicans of Maryland have been
overwhelmingly defeated, and that John
Walter Smith, the Democratic candi-
date, has been elected by a majority
variously estimated at from 10000 to
! $4,000
There is also a reasonable certainty
that the lower house of the General
Assembly will be Democratic by a
large majority. and that the Democrats
will elect enough State Senators to
overcome the Republican advantage
among the hold-over Senators, thereby
controlling both branches of the Legis-
lature
The Democrats are wild with enthu-
siasm, while the Republicans are cor
lrespondingly depressed over the result,
which they are inclined to attribute to
treachery among the followers of Mayor
Master and United States Senator