Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-11-06
The Asoendancy Of the Republican
Party in the United States Re-
mainsiUnbroken.
SETH Low CARRIES YORK
Splendid Republican Victories in Pennsyl-
vania New York, Ohio, Massachusetts,
Iowa, Nebraska, Maryland, Rhode
Island and Other States.


ter, also secretary and manager of
machine shop. The Republicans eleo
the auditor, sheriff, tax collector
treasurer, county clerk, public admin
istrator and six supervisors. The Dem
ocrats will have the city attorney, rec
police judges, and nine supervisors
The Union Labor party will have thre
supervisors.
NEW YORK.
New York, Nov. 6.-Complete unoff
cial returns from Greater New Yorl
give Low, Fusion candidate for mayor
294,992; Shepard, Democratic candidate
265, ,12S; Lows plurality, 29,S64.
Grout, Fusionist, for controller, 299,
713; Ladd, Dem, 254,797; CIRCUITS plu
rlaity, 44,976.
Unofficial returns from New Yorl
county give Jerome, Fusionist, a leat
of 1880. over Unger, Dem, for dis
trict attorney.
For president of the board of alder.
men, Fornes, Fusionist defeated Var
Voesen, Dem, by plurality of 1884.
Cassidy, Dem. defeated Debt, Fus'
ionist, for the presidency of Borough
Queens by S,59S.
Haffen, Dem, was elected president
of Borough Bronx, with plurality Of
1,470.
Borough Richmond elected Crom-
well, Fusionist, president, with plu-
rality OF 46S over Muller, Dem. Com
plete returns from Kings county show
the election of Guden, Fusionist, fol
sheriff, over Hesterberg, Dem. Guden
10s,050; Hesterberg, 94.244.
IOWA.
Des Moines, Ia, Nov. 6.-The returns
indicate that Cummings, Rep. candi-
date for governor, will have majority
over Phillips, Dem. The Prohibition
vote increased from 5000 last year, to
25,00e. Practically every precinct
heard from shows a falling off in the
Democratic vote. Out of 80 counties
the Democrats carried only six. The
legislature will contain 125 Republicans
and rs Democrats, gain of ten Re
publicans.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Nov. 6.-The ltaest
election returns from Pennsylvania in
didate that Frank A. Harris, Rep, was
elected state treasurer over Elisha A.
Coray Jr., Fusion candidate, by $4,000
plurality. In 1S99 Barnett, Rep, for
state treasurer had plurality Of no.
5SS. VIM. H. Potter. Rep defeated H.
Yerkes, Fusionist, for judge Of supreme
court by $4,000. Common pleas or or
phans court judges were chosen in 16
judicial districts, and in a majority
the Republicans We're victorious.
NEBRASKA.
Lincoln, Neb.. Nov. 6.--The Republi-
can state central committee estimates
the plurality of Sedgwick at 1000. The
Fusion committee will not concede de-
feat, but says the result is very close.
Some counties heretofore Fusion nota-
bly, Nemeha, Buffalo, Nickolls, Clay
and Kearney, this year gave Repub-
lican plurality.
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, Nov. 6.-The entire Re-
publican city ticket, with the possible
exception of sheriff, was elected. 1t is
still possible that the general assembly
may be Democratic on joint ballot.
VIRGINIA.
Richmond, Va, Nov. 6.-The most
conservative estimates place the DEM
ocratic majority of the state ticket at
about $4,000. Indications are that the
Republicans elected one senator and
"A members of the house, gain of II,
but the legislature is still overwhelm-
ingly Democratic.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Boston, Nov. 6.-Governor Cranes
plurality is 70,304. The social Demo-
cratic candidates made the best show
ing among the minor party nominees.
The governors council includes seven
Republican and one Democrat. On
the face Of the returns, the house
stands 1865 Republicans, 72 Democrats,
two Social Democrats; the senate 80
Republicans and Democrats.
RHODE ISLAND.
Providence, r. T., Nov. 6.-Governor
Gregory, Rep, was reelected by a
plurality Of over 5000, as against SS59
last year. The general assembly in
both branches is Republican but by
decreased majority. With single ex-
ception in Central Falls, the Democrats
elected the mayors of all five cities of
the state.
OHIO.
Columbus, O., Nov. GA revision of
the returns show that the Republicans
gained almost everywhere except in
Columbus, where the disaffection over
some of Governor Nash's appointments
and local option caused great DEM
cratic gains; and in Cleveland, where
factional fighting and Mayor Tom
Johnson's crusade on taxation pre-
dominated. Wherever local option
was a distinct issue, the liquor men
won.
SENATOR HANNA'S COUNTY.
Cleveland, Nov. 6.--Complete returns
from Cuyhaoga county give Nash, Rep.
candidate for governor, 31,966; Kill
bourne, DEM, 1888; Nash's plurality.
7s. The Democrats elect the entire
legislative and county tickets,1 che
exception Of Hatfield for judge Of com-