Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-11-07
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Maryland.
Baltimore, Md, Nov. Returns
show result in the legislative contest
which is almost without parallel in
Maryland. The Democrats have 46
delegates and seven newly-elected
senators, which, combined with the
ten who hold over in the senate, as
sures the friends of Mr. German a
total of SO on joint ballot. The Re-
publicans have elected 40 delegates
and six senators, which, added to their
three hold-over senators, gives them
total of So on joint ballot. The Re-
publicans will be able to organize the
house of delegates. One of the
surprises OF the day was the close
vote in Allegheny county, heretofore
safely Republican by majorities rang
ing from 1900 to 1000. The Demo
Gratis have elected their senator and
one representative in that county.
Ohio.
Columbus, O., Nov 7-Governor
Nash is reelected by majority of
81, 661, more than he received two
years ago. The Republicans have
carried both houses of the legislature,
thus insuring a Republican successor
to Senator Foraker. The Democrats,
however, declare that they won in
many close legislative contests.
Franklin county, in which is Colum-
bus, gave Colonel Kilbourne, the Dem
ocratic candidate, a plurality, though
elsewhere in the state the Republic
cans generally gained.
| Democratic Chairman Daugherty
said of the election: 81 believe Repub-
lican success is due to the assassina.
ton of Mckinley and the prevailing
prosperity.
Massachusetts.
Boston, Nov. massachusetts gave
Governor Crane, Republican, 70,304
plurality, decrease of 33 1-2 per cent.
from last years plurality Boston gave
Josiah Quincy, the Democratic nomi-
nee, ZOO plurality. about the same as
/ w. j. Bryan received last year.
The governors council includes
seven Republicans and one Democrat,
as last year. The legislature stands:
Republicans, 166; Democrats, 70; So
cial Democrats. 2, while the senate Is
80 Republicans and Democrats.
fUsIoN's SWEEP IN NEW YORK
Lows Plurality Is 2s,s64-Jerome
Elected District Attorney.
New York, Nov 7.-Complete re-
turns from every district of Greater
New York give Seth Low, Fusion can
didate for mayor, 294,992, and Ed
ward M Shepard, Democratic candi-
date. 265,12S, making Lows plurality
29,S64
Edward M. Grout, Fusionist candi
date for controller, received 299,713
votes, and William Ladd, his Demo
cratic opponent, 254,737, making the
plurality of the Fusionist 44,976.
Returns from every election district
in New York county give William
Travers Jerome, Fusionist, a lead OF
1880 over Henry w. Unger, Demo
crat, in the race for the district at
torneyship. The vote of the two fol
lows: Jerome, 163.959; Unger. 148,079
| Complete returns show the cleo
ton of the following justices of the
supreme court: Morgan j. O'Brien
Democrat and Fusionist; Samuel
Greenbaum, Fusionist; James A
Clarke, Fusionist. Clarke, who got
the smallest plurality of any of the
men elected, headed Charles w. Day
ton, the nearest man to him on the
judicial ticket, by GIG votes. and
beat Robert A. Van Wyck, the present
mayor, by 29,0S0.
A revised recapitulation of the vote
on president of the board of alder
men, with every district reported,
shows that Charles V. Fornes, Fusion
list, has George M. Van Hoesen, Demo
crat, beaten by a plurality of 1884.
In the boroughs of Manhattan and
the Bronx, the following are the totals
for mayor: Low (Fusion), 1881;
Shepard CD, 1852.
In the borough of Brooklyn: Low,
105,512; Shepard, 84,O74.
In the borough of Queens: Low, H.
095; Shepard, 1902.
In the borough of Richmond: Low,
$3.50; Shepard, 6,O46.
The City Government.
The new city government will be
| as follows:
Mayor-Seth Low, Fusion.
Comptroller-E. M. Grout, Fusion.
President of the board of aldermen
Charles v. Fornes, Fusion.
President of the Borough of Man
haitian Jacob A. Cantor, Fusion.