Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-08

pointing to the great loss OF the republi-
can vote and claim that Massachusetts,
thereby has entered a protest against ex-
pansion. The democrats nre Jubilant
over their victory la Boston, which after
giving n republican plurality for Cover.
nor the past three years, gave Paine q
plurality OF 600. Ii Is claimed that this
forecasts the election Of q democratic
mayor In December. The dem )crats
gained seven seats In the legislature.
The socialist democrats IL some OF the
towns received larger vote than that
OF their republican or democratic op-
pOnents, but they carried only two dis
tricts.
BEATEN BY DEMO CRATIC FRAUD.
New York, Nov. S.-Ths Herald says:
While the republicans have admitted
that Perez N. Stewart received a greater
number OF votes In the nineteenth assem-
bly, district, they unanimously declare
that Robert Mast will again occupy his
seat In the assembly. IL Is announced
that Mszst would make contest and
there was ample evidence to justify the
republican legislature IN throwing out
more than 400 votes which were cast
against him.
JONES CAhhlkS CLEVELAND
Cleveland. Nov. 8 complete unofficial
returns OF Cuyshoga county give Jones,
independent, 81. lg6; Nash, republican.
q, ,36g; Mclean. democrat, 1929. Jones
plurality is II s27.
KANSAS COUNTY REPUBLICAN.
Ps0la, Kas. Nov. S.-Nliami county
elects the republican ticket by plursli.
ties ranging from three to twelve hun-
dred, except register OF deeds aud county
commiss oner. Corporal Charles Ross
man, % the Twentieth Kansas was
elected register by 200 majority. Ross.
man, who was left In the hospital at
Manila, when the regiment started home
knows nothing OF his nomination aud
| election.
REPUBLICAN GAINS.
Albany. N. Y. Nov. s.-The result Of
the election shows republican gains OF
assembly men and a gain OF municipal
officers In many cities. Ia Albany,
normally democratic. only three demo
Gratis have been elected. In Troy. the
mayor. elect is an independent democrat
In Rochester the republicans elected
their candidate for mayor over the pres
ent democratic mayor. The democrats
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ton. In Syracuse the republicans did NOT
gain, former Attorney General Hancock
candidate for mayor, being defeated by
the prescott mayor, Mcguire. In Utica
the republicans gained, but democrats
still control there.
| NEw YORK RETURNS.
New York, Nov. Sin New Yorf
county the entire regular democratic
ticket was elected by piuralities averag
ing about $4,000. The democrats elected
thirty -One assemblymen and the republi.
cans four. The democrats gain four
rhe republicans will have a majority d
thirty four In the assembly. a republican
gain OF ten. In Kings county brooklyn
the democratic ticket was elected by
pluralities averaging 1900. except thai
OF Gray, democrat, who was defeated b,
Howe, republican, by l6S votes. Thi,
was due to the fact that number o
democratic leaders withheld support
from Gray. In Kings county the l,tes
igures show that the assembly delega
ton Is made up Of twelve democrats AM
nine republicans. republican gain o
three. In Queens county the democrat
elected twoassemblymen, the republican
one. In Richmond one assemblyman /
~ usual, democrat
One OF the surprises In New Yorl
county was that OF O'Brien, independent
labor party leader, nominated for sherii
by the republicans, who ran behind hi
ticket about $500 votes. 0'Brien Is
walking delegate Of the Granite Cutter
union. and II was expected that man.
w0rkingmen would vote for him VIII
would scratch other names on the repub
licsn ticket. Apparently just the reyers
happened. Former Justice Joseph
DAILY. nominated by the republicans 10
Justice OF the supreme court, but not en-
dorsed by the labor party, got more vote
than 0'Brien.
MARYLAND DEMOCRATIC.
Baltimore, Nov. 8 The democrat
carried the lower house by such decis
! i've mai )rity as TO make II almost unan
lmous and have the senate by msj0rit
OF three. Full unofficial returns OF Bal
timore city gives Smith, democrat, 70
governor, a majority OF S,l92. Return
and estimates from the rest OF the stat
make the total majority IL $50.
REPUBLICAN PLURALITY.
Louisville, KY, Nov. 81 .. m.-Re
turns from many mountain countie
are still delayed, but from unofficial re
: ports and estimates OF the missing coun
ties, TaylOr's plurality will not be ma
tsrially changed from the estimate
made. Chairman Long OF the republical al
committee. said at p. m: 1--WE hay
received official returns from twO.third
of the counties and these. based upo
very conservative estimates Of the mis-
ing counties, give Taylor plurality G
a., eight TO ten thousand. As the report
come In they are more favorable and wi
undoubtedly increase the republics
; plurality. Every effort has been mad
to circumyent any fraud should II be al
, tempted
MISSISSIPPI DEMOCRATIC.
. jackson. Miss. Nov. S.-IndlcatioI
J, point 10 majority OF 80, 900 for Longin
democratic candidate for governor.
BOTH CANDIDATES CLAIM ELECTION.
Louisville, Nov. S.-The Times has Il
a following statements from two cand
dates:
: Coyington, Ky, Nov. 81 have a,
yicss enough from all over the state
say that the democratic state ticket
elected by not less than 1000 and thel
= will be a working majority in eaC
L branch OF the general assembly.
L WILLIAM 6OEBEL,
. Louisville, Nov. S--The battle for re-
= torstion OF civil liberty In Kentucky HI
= been fought and won, not withstandin n
9 the distrancbisemsnt OF 10000 vote
= yesterday. | congratulate the msnho'
= OF the state and thank all those, irrespe
y tive OF party afiiliation. who united
I bringing about this splendid result. II
/. trust which has been cOnaded to me W
bs assumed and maintained.
". s. TAYLOR.
/. IOWA REPUBLICAN,
,, Dss Moines, Iowa, Nov. s.-Goyern
/, Shaw's republican plurality ia decsr
2. TO be 6l. 900 by the republican commits
n the democrats concsding 5000. A col
Il parison with the vote OF two years shO
;. republican gains, although the vote
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