The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1899-11-09

out of G53 towns and cities in Mas5aC husetts
give Crane (rep) 1854; Paine, (Gem),
lO3, So The same cities and towCs in 1873
gave Wocott (rep) 1885; Bruce (dem.),
1888 The three remaining towns In 1898
gave Wolcott (rep) rs: Bruce tdem), 81.
The republican plurality in this STATE,
thereforeSfs~ about C6,C0l. In the Franklin
Hampshire district Senator Herbert c.
Parsons an antfzimpeftaliSt who ran on
an independent ticket, was defeated by the
regu ar republican nominee.
.- New York.
New York, Nov. S.-Returns frcm state
and city so far received indicate that the
republicans will have about the same ma
jority in the next assembly as in the last,
the democratic gains in this city belTg en-
set by losses in the smaller counties. In
113 assembly districts which have report
ed. including 20 in this city, 70 republic
ars and IS democrats were elected. The
democrats suffered grave reverses IN Erie
county CBuffalo) and ChemuEg county, the
home of ex-senator David Il. Hill III TIE
city elections up the state the democratic
vote showed a great falling eff. Buffalo,
Troy and Albany gave large republican ma
jorities a complete overturr. Mayer James
X. Mcclure (dem.) is reelected mayor or
Syracuse a tribute to his personal popular
ity. In the four counties CT New YORK city
the usual big democratic majoritieS were
rolled up, every candidate in every county
being elected except Gray, democratic can
oidate for recorder of Kings, against whom
charges Of corruption had been made.
Tammany shows no citation over the plli-
ralfty of 5000 for its New York county
ticket, having expected 1t. The rejoicing
is over the defeat OF Assembiyman Rooeft
Mazet (rep) by Perez NJ. Stewart In the
Nineteenth assembly district, which usual
u is strongly republican. DR.. Ne.soh ~
Henry (rep), in the Fifth assembly as
trict, against whom the labor uhloEs Hiaue
a fight, was reelected. -
In the Thrty-fourth congressional ais-
trict e. B. Vreeland (rep) was elected by
an enormous majority, at least lo,Ot0'
Tammany claims the election OF IT'S whoie
county ticket by 5000 plurality ana the de-
feat of Assmblyman Mazet by 800. n
New Jersey. "a.
New York, Nov. Sat the ciose OF the
polls insNew Jersey at seven p. m. lhe &c
publicans had carried the state ana re-
tanned control of the senate and house or
assembly
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. S.-One congressman
was elected in Pennsylvania. In the Nlhth
district, comprising Berks ana Lehlsn
counties, Capt. II. ID. Green (dem) was
chosen by majority of 5OC0 TO succeeo ~
M. Armentrout, deceased. In the state the
following ticket was elected: State treas
urer, James e. Barnett GepG supreme
court judge, J. Hay Brown (rep); ;. LesIe
Mestrezat (dem); superior court Judge
John l. Mitchell (rep). There are TWO va
vancies In the supreme court ana each
party elects one judge.
Maryland.
Baltimore, Md, Nov. S-Gen. Thomas y
shyrock. chairman of the republican state
central committee, at ten o'cloek y. III.
conceded the election of john Naiter
Smith (dem) for governor by lo,Voo naJoI-
ity. The Sun estimates Smiths majority
in the city at l2,oc0 and In the state az
1900 There is also reasonable ceftailtS
that the lower house of the geEeral assem-
bly, will be democratic by large majority
ard that the democrats WIZ elect eLoubh
state senators to overcome the republican
ADVANTAGES among the hold-oyer senators
thereby eontroAiDg both branches Of the
Legislature.
Richmond, Va. Nov. S.--The ~ aica tlohs
are that The elections in SlrgiAaa Nei.
overwhelmingly democratic. IN the me 3
hctly conteAted senatorial a.sfTiet, ina !
made up Of Isle Of Wight, soutaai'i Z toI
ard NaEsemord. the iIgepencoat eaAal-
date Is elected
Miss.saiD9L
Jackson. Mis-, Nov s.-The e.eetion
passed OF very quietly tegcNGhcnt tie
state. The democratic aaaJststy s ess.'
mated ii 1890 Returns 40 kefS sess tlst-
Ing SO far ard Indicate close vote 90 tnt
Noel anaenamenk for elentlYe a'sasS ssff u