Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1901-11-09
q LECTION RETURNS

pao 70 10000, defeating Edward M.
Shepard of Brooklyn, the democratic
sominee. The campaign was an ex-
'iting one and the vote, though some.
hot less than in the presidential cleo
AN a year ago, was the largest ever
solled in a municipal contest in this
4 country.
In addition to the mayoralty con.
.ost public interest largely conferred
i the nomination by the fusionists
I = william Travers Jerome for district
/ attorney and Mayor Robert A. Van
I wick. by the democrats, for justice
u the supreme court, who were voted
+ Cor only in the territory contained in
+ New York county. Returns indicate
4 hat Jerome has been elected by
{ comfortable majority, and that Mayor
+ Van WICK has been defeated, the lat.
4 Tor running behind his ticket from
B $1,000 to 10000
s. Returns also indicate the complete
triumph here of the Greater New York
msion ticket, Charles Vincent Fornes,
the nominee of the citizens union and
the republicans for president of the
hoard of aldermen, defeating George
NJ. Van Hoesen. the democratic nomi-
nee. E. M. Grout, for the past four
wears democratic president of the
4 borough of Brooklyn now the fusion
nominee for comptroller, defeated w.
E NJ. Laid, Jr., democrat
New York, Nov. 7.-Mr. Croker,
Maurice Untermeyer and Senator T.
81 D Sullivan were together at dinner
in the evening and it is said on good
s authority that little later Mr. Croker
said this was his last political fight
Mr.. Croker asked Senator Sullivan
e whom he desired as leader. Senator
Sullivan answered that John F. Car
roll would be pleasing to him.
81 Then and there, it is said, Richard
& Croker abdicated his leadership of
Tammany hall, and turned it over
to John F. Carroll.
Columbus, Ohio, Nov. THE re-
publcans carried Ohio by such in
creased pluralities on their ticket and
with such an enlarged majority in the
legislature as to cause all sorts of
comment on what did it," The re-
suit continues the republicans in pow
er In the state, making an epoch of
II years in succession for that party
In Ohio, and it insures the reelection
of Senator Foraker.
Boston, Nov. with no state and
no national issues and with only
few contests to arouse interest, there
were more ballots cast in the state
election than in any previous off year
election Of the state. The total vote
exceeded 100000.
AS usual the republicans had no
difficulty in carrying the state, M
Murray Crane being elected governor
for the third time by practically the
same plurality as when he first ran
for the office.
The state legislature of 1902 will
be strongly republican, although the
democrats gained few votes.
Providence, R. l., Nov. Tn the
election of Governor Gregory and the
entire state ticket by a plurality of at
least e00O, the republicans of Rhode
Island, with a majority in both
branches of the general assembly,
have again retained the guidance of
the states policy. The democrats
elected their mayoralty candidates by
substantial pluralities in Providence,
Pawtucket, Woonsocket and Newport,
and the republicans were successful
in the city of Central Falls.
Sioux Falls. S. D., Nov. 7.-Three
cities in the Second judicial district
including the city of Sioux Falls, give
Jones, republican, 1882; Seaman, dem
ocrat, 1894.
twenty-five precincts in the Fifth
Judicial district, including Aberdeen,
give Mccoy, republican, 500 majority
over McNutt.
Eight circuit judges were elected In
this state, of which the republicans
claim all.
Denver, Col, Nov. 1.-THE returns
Indicate that in this (Arapahoe) coun'
tv the entire democratic ticket Is
elected by from 1000 to 5000. Some
of the candidates were scratched heav-
ily, but all are elected. Returns from
the state are very meager. Dispatches
from Pueblo indicate that Pueblo has
gone republican, and news from Colo
RADIO Springs is to the same effect re-
oard.- aadui1Ic