The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-08

The Taslrnany exuliattSu F." az hot 9Ft-
the county Tickets victory. which had 2*ea
EXPECTED. but vyer the defeat oi Asssfi''3y
mar Maze. Hep. which they hal aai't >.
prayed and woTkea soF. From M t8@nT.
down the Tamuany men saoaie9 over
Mazets downfall. senatoT Plati i"lisf'stso
late tonight that Maxet migat b sea1@e
In the next assembly. IL which TIE Re
publscans have t5sirty-iWo majority ii'r
Tamnany Democrats 5penIy denbl.'lee *
senator Hlil whom they blame foF iae re-
verses ~ tae state.
The Republicans iB Ness York county
elected any four ASSENT. vfglen. one OF
them ! member q the Citizens union IN
the state they have nfnety-oHe asseH ibiy-
men 70 the Democrats 3fty nine Repnn-
lIrar mn iority ~ thifty-tsp ard EapuD-
lican gair. 70 fourteen seats
NEW YORK. Noe. Ill r. m Re urns
from state aaa c!tv. 50 FAR received. ind
cate shat the Republicans VIII Aave 3b9ut
the same majority IN tAe mex. assembly
az IN the lasi. the Democratic saiaa Ia
THIS city being offset ~ igsses ln the
snialieY cauntles In iI5 assembly dig
irlcfs which have reported. Including
TWEEN v-niuc in this city. FHventy-fF@ He
itbilcans and thifty-o.ght Democrats were
elected The Democrats suffered grave r.
verses IN Erie county G51ifaioi ani che
rsung county. the honre q ex-senator 1a-
siate the Democratic vote showed a great
falling Of Buffalo Trey and Albany gave
large Republican ma jar,gsss. a complete
overtufu. Mayor james K. McfjG!fe. DerTl.
tx Fe-eie<icd mayer If Syracuse, e tribute
10 hts personal popularity.
In the four counties - New York CITY
the usual big u mocrgtic mRt3Tit!es We're
rolled up every candidate ~ every county
being elected except Gray, Democratic
candidate for recorder Of Kings. against
whom charges Of corruption had beea
maize.
Tammany shows no citation over the plG-
rality 81 s5n0 Tor IL New York county
ticket. If having been expected. The re-
joicsng is over the defeat % Assemblyman
Robert Maze. Rep. h. Perez Stewart, in
the Ninetecnth assembly district. which
usually ia strongly Republican. Dr Nelson
Henry. Rep IN the fifth assembly dis
trict against whom the labor unions made
"a fight. waa reelected
In the Thlfty~foUrth congressional dir
trlct +. H. Nreeland. Rep. Was elected by
at least 1869 majority.
Republican Plurality Doubled.
Taking all the assembly districts IN The
state tlo Republican plurality Is $3.50 ac-
cording 10 tne Tribanss returns. As com
pared with R0osevel,'s plurality Of i'is6
last year
Returns received up to a. show the
election Of ~ Republican assegnbymen and
~ Democrats.
Troy Goes Republican.
TROY. y. Y. Nov. s.-After one OF the
hottest fights known here. In which ex-
Gov Black led on one side and ex-senator
Edward Murphy on the other. the city ~
Troy has gone Republican ny ioea This Ia
the first time in thirty years that Troy has
gone Republican.
The Earlier bulletins.
ITHACA. X Y. Nov. This city gives
the Democratic candidate fer county
treasurer "A plurality 81 10 and the Re
publican candidate for sheriff is'
The standard voting machine VAS used
in this city aud the result was known
seventsen minutes after the polls closed,
NEW YORK. Nov. Three election
districts give Barrett titep. and DEM @ti
foT supreme court. DAILY tRep1. Bel.
oGorman tticm), %Gs
ROCHESTER,. y. \. NOV. t. Rochester
complete gives CANADIAN tRep.f Z.8]a plu-
UTICA. X y Nov 7-R W Sherman
DEM II elected mayor OF Utica by
eight -sesen. The balance Of the city
ticket Is Democratic 10y matorities rang
ing from 2n to spn Two Of tho three as
senhly districts ia Oneida county show
no change.
NEW {ORK. Nov. Seventy election
districts nut Of Ssi TN the First judicial
district gi,e Barrett tRep. ma DEM FOR
supreme copr' Isis; Daily (Hep9. 6,U9.
o'Giorman ipsml, 9.t@3
IAAiESTDN y y. Y. Nov T-Nreeiand
Republican cen,iidate for congress from
the Thirty fourth congressional district.
received LISA. sttlnan Lewis tiiem}. 4,s
votes IN this city
JkMfsSfHN Y. y Y Nor II y
VrccInud Rep. is elected member ~ con-
gresS 10 Succeod Warren y Lewis. Rep.
IN the Thlrt> fourth district iiis plural
ity t. estimated sat II 0a@
ALBANY. y Y. Nnv. lit is given nut
NJ Democratic Headquarters that the Re