Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-06

New York. Nov. 5.-Mr. Shepard mas
telegraphed Mr.. Low as follows:
wish you the utmost success u,
the great Office to which the people ol
Greater New York have called you.
and the story of Tammany's downfaii Is
fold Mr.. Low is elected mayor oi
New york by plurality of 3o,ooo. the
entire fusion ticket is successfui WIN
the nossible exception of sheriff anu
county clerk.
q was a most memorable campaign
ord vii, he heralded thruout the lano
60, Grand demonstration of the power
of civic virtue when its cohorts are once
aronsed. Tammany had not the slight
est show for success from the very day
that the reform forces all fused on the
S,it;yans, Union ticket and Mr.. Low be-
came the candidate. The success of the
entire fusion ticket means as much iol
good government as the election el Mr.
Low for mayor alone could accomplish
little reform. Mayor Low VIII now nave
the heads of important boards in sym
pathy with his administration.
In many of the larger cities OF the
state republican mayors We're elected.
Such was the case in Albany, ButIaio,
Schenectady and Rochester, While Utica
went democratic. Indications point to
state republican victory for members oil
the legislature.
New York-Twenty election districts
Ii. Manhattan give Low S,256 and Shep-
ard 1856. The indications are that Low
plurality in Brooklyn will reach $500.
Syracuse - The elections are being
counted slowly. There is a republican
gain of seventy-one votes.
Brooklyn-Twenty districts, ZOOS as
sembly districts. give Low 290 and Shep-
ard ia, gain Of forty-four votes ior
Low.
New York-Roohester elects a repub-
lican mayor.
Brooklyn-one hundred and twenty
districts give Low 2s.349 and Shepard
1S,-16S.
Brooklyn-Twenty districts give Grout
1874 and Ladd 3.o22.
Eleven districts out of 526 in BROOKLYN
borough give Low a plurality of 7.1o7
AT this ratio he will receive 41.554 plu-
rality in this borough.
Brooklyn--Twentyi districts give
Ladd 1868 and Grout 4,s76.
Manhattan and Bronx--Eighty dis
tIicts give Low 1870 and Shepard 11,6s7.
For Mayor Queens, ten districts, give
Low 1.49s.
Brooklyn-Fourteen districts give Low
3S.7S5 and Shepard q ,62l.
Brooklyn-For president and board OF
alcerman: Twenty districts give Former
40, ,036 and Van Hoesen 20.551.
Brooklyn-One hundred and sixty dis
tricts give Low 33,945 and Shepard 26,6So;
president of the board of aldermen.
twenty-nine districts. give Former 5,2o9
and Van Hoesen 1855.
Manhattan-One hundred and ten dis
tricts give Low 7.659 and Shepard 1JlS4.
Brooklyn-For comptroller, fifty dis
tricts give Grout 1915 and Ladd 7,43o.
Brooklyn-The Eagle says that by
comparison with McKinley's vote KING
county will give Low $4,000 majority
a similar comparison in Manhattan
viii give him 10000.
New York-Mayor Van Wyck has iost
his own election district.
New York-It is probable that Jerome
has been elected.
New York-The Tribune says Croker
comedies the election of Low and the
entire ticket.
Manhattan and Bronx-Three hum
dred fifty districts give Low 5s,2o6,
Shepard 1854.
New York-Low will probably carry
Queens Thirty-five districts give Low
5,121, Shepard 6.525.
Richmond Borough-Twenty-fiye dis
tricte indicate that Muller. democrat,
will be defeated by 20 vote for presi-
Cent.
Manhattan-For mayor-Three hun
dred sixty districts give Low 59.415.
Shepard 57,44O. For district attorney.
forty election districts out of 337 in New
York county give Jerome 456 plurality.
Brookiyn-Three hundred, eighty dis
tricts give Low Sl,316, Shepard 62.sl7.
Richard Croker at $40 says things
look dubious, but he is not ready to give
UP yet.
Timothy D. Sullivan. for the first time
in mis- history, lost his own district. 1t
went for Low by twenty-three votes
New York-The World says: The
democrats concede Kings county to the
republicans by 10000.
Brooklyn-Three hundred ninety dis
tricts give Low S3,O67. Forty districts
give lAOW Oh, oO 5uGpulSf Vs,VSo.
For comptroller, two hundred nfty
districts in Brooklyn give Grout repub-
iican, So, 2,905, Ladd Al, ,099. For comptrol-
Ter three hundred election districts out
OF eight hundred ninety-eight III Man
haitian and Bronx give Grout, republic
can, 4.471 plurality. At this ratio he will
receive plurality of 1870 in the bor-
oughs.
New York-President Roosevelt's
district, the fifth. in the town of Oyster
Bay, Long Island, was carried by
Doughty, the republican candidate for
assemblyman by seven majority and by
Nieman. democrat, for district attorney
by "a majority.
New York-Yonkers has elected a
democratic mayor by between 800 and
400.
Brooklyn-Three hundred districts
give Grout, republican for comptroller
Also. Ladd 4,177.
Ninety districts give-Je-
rome 1927, Unger 1902.
Albauy-Elected entire republican