Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-11-07

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Associated Press Dispatches by srecial Wires.
New York, Nov. G.-Reports received
during the early morning hours from
the outlying precInots of Greater New
York and SONS OF the belated returns
from Manhattan Island add to the
Fusionist viptory o. yesterday. For
mayor, Edward M Shepard, Dem.
carried only single borough. Queens
In the county Of New York the last re-
naming hone Of the Democrats appears
to have been swept away by figures in
dicating the defeat OF John T. Oakley
for sheiiif, by William Il. O'Brieu.
O'Brien's majority, however, will
probably not amount to more thar
5000 or 400.
The maiorities Of the Fusion csndi-
date for justice OF the Supreme Court
and for William 'Fravprs Jerome, tile
Fusion nominee for district attorney,
are even larger than reported last
night. Incomplete figures indicate
that Jerome's majority is about l,,t0l.
Mayor Van Wyok, Tammany nomiaee
for justice of the Supreme Cuurr, it Is
believed, will run nearly 5000 bohind
some of his associates on the county
and judicial tickets. ALI of tue Fusion
candidates Tor Justice OF the Supreme
Court 10 New York county are elected,
and all OF this Tammsny candidates ars
beaten. The namo OF Justice Morgan
J. O'lirien, however. appears on both
tickets as q candidate for justice Of the
Supreme Court
Cassidy, president. elect OF the Borough
OF Queens, will be the only lamna any
member OF the new Board of Estimate
and Apportionment, the Repub leans
and Fusionists having IL members.
This board, under the amended charter,
succeeds to many OF the powers hereto
fore vested in the mayor.
In addition to the election of an en-
tire new Assembly, TWO Slate Senators
were chosen to NIL vacancies caused by
the death of two Republican Senators.
Republicans .were chosen, thus leaving
tho political complexion OF the Senate
unchanged. There will he 30 Republi
cans and 10 Democrats in the Senate OF
1902, which 10 the same number ca i
party had in The Senate OF la0l. The
Assembly of 1902 Will probably stand
as follows: Republicans and itusionists,
l0S; Democrats, AZ. Ibis, is ia al
prohabiiity,a Republican, and t'usionist
gain Of >, leaving the Democrats in q
minority Of ott gssa5H az
In the manioirai elections through
! out the State tue Republioans effected
sons gains in the lnrger ties. Buffalo,
the only tirst.class city outside of th,
metropolis, elected lGrastus g. Knight,
Republican, by over 1000 majority.
Of the four aeoond-olas cities, Cyra
ouse was captured by the Republicans,
Mayor james Il. Mcclure, enc OF tbs
| Democratic leaders OF the State, beinr
defeated, Albany and Troy were re
tanned by the Repu oIioans. Both par
! ties are claiming Rochester, and iii,
plurality of A. j. Rodenbeck, Republi
can, In the event OF the official tigurel
demonstrating his elections will be yer,
| small. -st3 .s
| ff COMPLETE CITY F1GpREs.
Complete unofficial returns from ever,
district OF Greater New York, give Seth
Low, Fusion candidate for mayor, 295,
992 and Edward M. Shepard, Demo
orat, 2i5, 12s, making Lows pluralit,
20, S64. },#A PIP
Edward NJ. Grout, Fusion oandi
date for controller, resolved 299, 713 vote
and William Laid, Democrat, 254, 1877
a plurality Of Al, 976.
Unofficial returns from every election
district in New York county give Will
liam Travers jerome, Fusion, leat
OF 10, $50 over Henry W, Unger, Demo
ofat, IN the race for the district attor
ney ship. The vote of the two follows
Jerome, l63, $50; UDger, liS,079.
| LONDON PRESS REFUGEES.
| London, Eng, Nov. 6.-The mus
yindiotive opponents Of Tammany Hall
even in the thick of the campaign
| could not have painted that organi
cation in blaoker colors than do tn,
editorial writer's in the afternoon paper
here today in congratulating New Yorl
on the result OF the election,
1.-THE SUCCESS OF Seth Low is AN even
on which every friend OF America ant
every lover of virtue and honesty any
where has good reason to raise paean
of congrntulation, y says the st. Jane
Gazette. adding: ut Is the creates
blow yet struck at the most nefariou
system OF organized, triumphant vii
lainy ever foisted on q civilized COL,
munity by q gang OF corrupt black
niailers, but the terrific power of suol
an orga aization can only be final,
crushed by counter organization ant
equally far-resehing energy"
The Pail Mall Gazette says: eth
gods that preside over HONEST govern
ment deserve iibation from every goo'
citizen throughout the world.'
The Westminster Gazette remarks
"The New Yorker seems at last to hav
grasped that he has citizen's re-
sponsibility for the good government o
his city. With a President who hs
declared against the spoils system ant
q Detammaniaed New York, the ad
N Illustrative outlook for the Unitel
States is brighter than for a long TIM