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NICHIG PEpT BLTCiN.
Republicans win Control the Legislature
-COngrcSsmen Elected.

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. / Chairman Whit
ing of the Democratic State Committee
admits that the State has gone X, publican
for Gov rnor and State officers, al-o that
the Il, publican- will control the next Lcgis-
laturc. which will elect Gen Russell Alger
R.lubl co tho United States Senate
While iha returns are tncagre at this
hour. il is certain thar Only two Congress
sioual districts, the First and Second are
in doubt Washington Gardner, R"pub-
hcan, will be- rcelectcd in the Third, l..
Hamilton, Republican, in the Fourth. VIII
liam Alden Smith, Republican, in the Fifth:
samuel " Smith, Republican. in the Sixth;
Henry McMorran. Republican new mem
berl, in the seventh, j. W. Fordner. Repub-
lican, in the Eighth, II. L. Bishop, Re
publican. in the Ninth. George Alvin.
Loud, Republican, in the Tenth, Archi-
bald B Darragh. Republican, in the Eleventh
and Henry O. lound, Republican thew
member, in the Twelfth.
Al present it looks a. II John h. Corliss,
Republican, would carry the First district
and Charles f., Townsend Republican thew
member. the Second district.
The sun., 1902-11-05
NEW HtNPSfIRE.
republicans Win b, smaller MaJOritics
Than Four Years Ago.

CONCORD. n. H., Nov. New Hampshire
has elected y. j Bachelor. Rep. Governor
and two Republican congressman by
smaller maJorities than four years ago,
when strictly State election was last held
1he Legislature will have close TO 200 Re-
publican majority. The Ave members If
the Governors Council will be Republican
Returns up 10 midnight show that the
h"publlcais elected Governor AID both
tohgre! sncn and control the Legislature
by reduced maJoriti,s. Batcheder, Re
publican. for Governor. ran behiLd on the
license issue. Hollis Democrat, for Gov
ernor. carried Manchester by 1900
feed has been elected Mayor by 800,
against ?0o ''aicri'v for Clark IL 1890
The question of license versus prohbi-
tioh was evidently the main issue which
the voters had in mind
In consequence, the cities and larger
towns show Republican loss. but the gains
IN sma u towns, whore the prohibition senti-
in"n' Is strong, will easily Offset city losses
bach"!d"r> : majority II placed al lOOOO.
- 'pngr'ssincn Cyrus A. Sullowav and
frahh ID. 'urri"r win reelection by 5000
majority each The five councillor dis
trlct, hay" all gone Republican, and out Of
twenty-four State Senators there will b.
nineteen or twenty Republicans
The sun., 1902-11-05
ALL DEMOCRATIC ~ RICHMOND
The Five wards All Give Good PIurs,,t,cs
for That Ticket

Richmond county went Democratic to-
day, giving Coler plurality of 2.33G.
Stanchtields plurality two years ago was
1870 less than this. All FIVE wards of the
borough gave Democratic plurali,ics Judge
Gray ran 35i votes ahead of his ticket
The vote for Congressman was one of tho
surprises. as the Republicans had believed
that Montague Lcssler, who defeated Perry
Belmont last year, would run away ahead
of his ticket Tim Sullivan's plurality in the
county was 2,iso. showing that he ran only
slightly behind his ticket. Charles W
Mccormack, the Democratic candidate for
Assembly, had a plurality of 1854 over
Walter W. Price, his Republican opponent
and Edwin Bailey, Jr., of Sun ok. the Demo-
cratic candidate for State Senator, beat
Erastus $, Post by 2 zoo votes
c. ivinrston Bostwick. Democrat. who
was nominated against Nick Mul rs wishes
was elected County Clerk The Demo-
cratic vote was heavier than the Democrat ,
themselves had predicted, as they had
claimed the county by only 500 Th,,
Republicans predicted they would carry
II by 800 two weeks ago The Democrat :
were all united in this election Richmond
has always been considered a Democratic
county with normal plurality Of 2.OoO
The sun., 1902-11-05
ILLINOIS REpt BLICiN.
state Ticket Has a Plurality Of About
10000 thicago Republican

CHICAGO, Nov. 4-rhe Republicans
elected their State ticket in Illinois to-day
by a majority approXimating 5000 for
Fred A BIssey for ) Ate Treasurer. Re-
turns were slow in coming in, bu, at mid
night the reports from counties and pre-
cincts indicated that Mr. Bussey AT the
head OF the ticket will have about II, 900
majority IN Cook county, and 80, 900 to s. 900
IN the State outside
thrl, Gamer, k.Iut l!Can candidate for
SitTk OF the supreme Court. ran behind
his ticket both In the State outside and in
COOK county. Alfred Btyl-s Republican
candidate for Superintendent Of Public In
sttuction, and the candidates for univer-
Sty trustees. ran well up al pug with Bllssey
ana are elected 10y practically the same
ma JOrity
The indications are that eighteen Re
publican and seven Democratic me mbcrs
II Congress will Oe elected. Reports from
the First district and from the lwent v
iOurth are incomplete at midnight. In
dlcatiun- point, q {. the defeat Of Mart in
Is. Madd IN tL' F.r-t district and the
election Of j. l. Chapman Reput lican in
the Iwenty-fouIth
Later returns may show the election Of
MADDEN IN the tirst district This would
give the Republicans nineteen Of the twenty
tye Congressman from The state.
William Lorirncr was elected IN the Sixth
district in Chicago, defeating Allan {.
Durburow, the Democratic candidate. by
about 500 Reports from tie Twenty
second district indicate the election Of
W. A Rodcnherg, the Republican candidate
for Congress, by about 800, hut the figures
ar so incomplete and reports so conflicting
That late returns will be necessary before
the result can bc definitely stated
On the Legislative ticket definite reports
from many districts had not been received
AZ midnight, but the indications were that
the Republicans will have 3S members OF
the so ate and &c u.e',b.r Of the House.
\ feature of he election has b eu the utter
discontinue of the independent Legsa-
tive candidates who vcrc running in the
interest of senator ". T.. Mason. So far
a. known not one Of them has been elected.
Returns from the state show that five couu-
ties in IN" southern part gave a Rcpub-
lIcanVotc nearly A. Nr.'c al that in 1900.
The sun., 1902-11-05
" WiSHI\GTON ELECTION QUIET
Large, but Reduced. Republican MaJoritics
I'm the state.

SEATTLE, Wash, Nov. 4.-This has been
the quietest election in the history of the
State of Washington. Hardly 20 per cent
Of the registration was polled One would
hardly imagine that an election was in
progress.
The returns received to an early hour In
the evening indicate that the Republicans
will sweep the State by a large but reduced
majority.
Wesley l.. Jones and Francis " Cushman.
will be returned to Congress. Washington
gets third Representative at this elect ion,
and the lucky man will be William +.
Humphrey of Seattle He is a well-known
attorney and has been identified with the
Republican party here for over eleven
years.
The Legislature, which will elect q sue
cessor 10 United States Senator Turner,
will be Republican
The new apportionment increases the
number of Legislators from lI2 to 1876 Th-
includes both houses The Republicans
will have between ninety and ninety-hve
votes. The Republican candidates for
United states Senator are ex-senator John
l.. Wilson, Levi Ankeny and Harold Pres
ton of Seattle. II is not probable that any
one OF these candidates " i'll be able to con-
trol the party caucus.
The biggest local fight anywhere In the
state has been in Kings county, where
sheriff Cudihee was fayei for letting Tracy
the outlaw, get aw ay from him. Cudihee's
popularity sill prof. ably pull enough Re-
publican votes Ia elect him.
The sun., 1902-11-05
CONNECTI(IT REPI BLICiN.
Majority OF About 10000 Republican
COngrrssmen Elected.

HARlPoRD. Conn, Nov. The hope
and energy with which the Democrats
conducted their camlaign bore fruit in
decreased Republican maioriti,s, but ap-
parently little else has been gained
The Republican State ticket Is elected
by a majority Of about 1000 and Con-
necticut will send a solid Republican dcle-
CATION TO Congress. each OF the four dis
tricts electlng its representative, and
George l.. Lilley for Representative-at-
Large getting plurality of several
thousand
Hartford, which for several years past
has been regarded as safely Republican,
has gone Democratic 10y from 200 to 1000
plurality, Kent Hubbard, the Democratic
candidate for Leutouaut-Governor leading
Roberts, the Republican candidate, 10y the
latter figure Melbcrt Is. Carey. the Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor, leads Ahram
Chau'berialn, Republican, 10y only thirty
votes in Hartford
Smth, Republican. for sheriff in Hart
ford county, viii have at least 900 plurality
over Preston, Democrat, although ~" los =
the cit hy 400
The next Legislature will be Republican
by large ma aJority, which Will insure the
election Of Senator Orville ii. Patt 10
succeed himself in the United States Senate.
Il p'Ihlcan canG d tics.
Villain +. ON,ll, Democratic candidate
Tor Congress IN tils, the fIrst district,
was nominated to catch tine laboring vote,
but he has not run better than his mates,
and Congressman T.. Stevens Henry viii
have about $500 urality. This IL about
1000 less than he Lad Two year. ago,
WATERBURY,, Conn, Nov. l. IN, Nauga-
tuck Valley, usually Dcmocrat.u .lruug-
hold, went Republican to-day. Watei-
bury is Il, publican hv nearly ~" ana . ect-
two Rcpubl can rcT r. sentative 'os, John Lines
and Fred l.. Gross a.i the district Sem
tor, Cornelius Tracy
NEW HAVEN, Nov, i.-Thc returns from
ne Of the l89 tow n in Connecticut at mid
night she W that the entire Republican state
ticket led the Democratic ticket bv about
1900
Spcrry. in tho Second Congress dis
trict is elected bv 3 800, Brand gee ia the
Third bv 1000, and liiil in tn Fourth hv
2Ooo. Brandogee succeeds tn late Con
gresham Russell The election for Com
gresham in the Third to I'LL thc un"XIircd
term of Congressman Russell takes place
tomorrow. The RapublicaDS have nomi-
mated Brandcgee. The Democrats have
made no nomination.
II is estimated tha' Iilley of Waterbury,
the Republican Represcnta,he. at Large, will
The sun., 1902-11-05
PENNSILI.4\I.A.
Republicans Garry the state by los, 900
Figures May Grow.

HARRIsBUp0. Pa. Nov. The Republi-
cans have carried Pennsylvania by ma
Jority for Pennypacker variously esti-
mated from $50, 900 to l75 900, and at least
twenty-nine of the thirty-two Congress
men elected are Republicans, II is difficult
to indicate the complexion Of the L 'gislat =
ure, but it is practically certain that the
Republicans will have a large ma jority
on joint ballot. which assures the reelection
of United States Senator Penrose.
The dispatches from Allegheny county
confirm the earlier estimates of the sue
cess Of the Citizens fusion ticket This
will probably elect George Shiras, Sd, over
Congressman William Graham. but the
Republican strength Of the delegation in
Congress will not be affected by this fac
tional result. Allegheny county gives
Pennypacker at least 10000, which is a
body blow for the Democrats.
Scattering returns indicate the election
Of the whole Republican State ticket by a
tremendous plurality, There have been
in the proportion expected by the Demo-
cratic State Committee. The campaign
was largely fought on State issues and the
Republicans have won handsomely
Senator Quay voted az his home in Bea yer
early this morning and then returned by
special train to Philadelphia to receive
the returns at State headquarters
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. i-KepublCans at
midnight are claiming the election of their
candidate for Governor, Samuel W. Penny
packer, by 10000 plurality. Philadelphia
alone gives l20 100 majority.
Senator Quay chairman Of the State
Committee, says that the full returns will
show a plurality for the Republican csndi-
date of over 10000, Pat tison. the Demo-
cratic candidate, has only carried one
ward here. Pittsburg is reported Officially
to have given Pennypacker 4oOOO plurality
and the indications are that the indie
pendents have been showed under
The sun., 1902-11-05
WISCONSIN REPIBLICAN.
One Democratic Congressman Elected
Gov. La FOllette's Vote Reduced.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Nov. THE Repub-
licans carried the State to-day by plurality
of about $500 to $1,000 The entire State
ticket including Gov. La Foil 't,e. who was
freely cut, was elected Ten Of the eleven
Congressman will be Republicans and the
other one Weisse of the Sixth district, will
he Democratic.
The next Legislature will be Republican,
but il is doubtful if Senator Spooner can
be returned to the Senate. because Of his
stand toward his party in this State during
the State platform and from now on La
F1llette and his following. which controls
the State will make il warm for the senior
Senator. The Governor has already served
notice on him and tonight is watching
tho out come Of the Legislature closer than
the State ticket
Throughout the State to-day the Spooner
men cut Iafolette. In many of the
Spooner strongholds the cut was the
heaviest but Rose, for Governor, did not
have ths solid support Of the Democrat ic
party and therefore could not beat La
Toilette
Lafollctte will run considerably behind
the rest Of the ticket.
The Congress delegation of the State.
which has been solid Republican. has been
broken. While the result in the Sixth
Is yet uncertain. Weisse, Dem, will no
doubt go in by safe plurality. Froelch,
a spooner Republican, was beaten. The
Democrats have not given up the State,
but the Republicans, through Chairman
Bryant Of the State Committee, claim il by
$1,000.
The sun., 1902-11-05
SLOW COtNT ~ COLORADO.
Democrats Claim the state by About
5000 Plurality.

DENVER, Col Nov. At 9lS o'clock
tonight, Democratic County Chairman
Npcer said that Arapahoc county would
he carried by the Democrats by 400 plu-
rality. This would give the Republicans
the entire State, as they will come to Den
YER with 5000 plurality.
Returns from the State are slow and
scattering, but show a heavy Socialist and
Porust vote, which hurts the Democrats.
Democratic uluralitios are reported from
many strong Republican counties where
formerly the Colorado Fuel and Iron Com
pany influence led employees to vote the
straight ticket. This detection is asCribed
10 the attitude of f. o. Wolcott at the late
election Of that corporation In antagoniling
the Osgood i''"rcsts. Mr.. WolcC'' b n
car didate for the Cnited States Senate,
| and tins IcNri,c may be fatal to his q. ,ia-
tons, although the Republican Certrai Con
mittee made its chief bid FOR Legislative
representation
Bell, in the Second Congress district,
holds the vote of last year, in spite Of the
Socialist movement. which was relied upon
by the Republicans TO Offset the silver
Issue.
Bryan's spccchmakng tour of the last
days OF the campaign Is held responsible
Tor the return of the miners To their former
allegiance. Shairoth, formerly a Repub-
liCan, is going ahead of his Democratic
colleagues al terrific rate, on the strength
e the Cuban reciprocity bin, which has
been r"pr sented as fatal to the future of
the b 'el sugar industry.
In the First district the Republicans
are in a ma iority under normal conditions.
but there is reported TO be much scratching
in favor of Sha roth
Tollcr's rejection to the Senate will be
in doubt until later returns come in, owing
to the po" ertul ort to get control OF the
Leg stature for the Republicans, which
would mean the return Of Wolcott.
The State votes on five Constitutional
amendments, which DELAYS the count 80
that party managers and newspapers are
at sea regarding results.
At 10 cock the returns from the First
Congress district indicate the ,bction Of
X W Pon ng R,pgnlh an, over John r
Shafroth "mocral, ard of +, f., Brooks
Republican over Aha dams, Democrat
. r,.-spoan- NJ rye
The sun., 1902-11-05
MONTANA EEPt BLICtN?
Election OF Dixon 10 Congress Conceded
--IicinIc Heats clark.

HELFSA, Mon, Nov. A Republican
landslide appears To have swept Montana
The election of Joseph II. Dixon for Con
Gress and ". j.. Holloway for Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court is con.
coded.
The principal fight here has been between
the rival Clark and leinlr factions of the
Democratic party tor control oi the courts
IN " hich the mining Irrigation l. TO be
decided.
irn oW e fourteen precincts IN Helena
rive for ,ongrcssmen: EvaLs, Dem, 4a6
Doe, HoiL2"-l gsior, l43 SproUlc. ~ cialis
%, Dixon. Rep. $50. This is "A heavy Re
publican gain over two years ago. Two
Billings preCuCts give on Congrcssmen
Evars. Dem, iO2. biSou, Rep, III.
That the HciEze- Fusion legislative ticket
will carry silver Bow county tButtel. over
senator Clarks Democratic ticket is now
undouptcd.
The sun., 1902-11-05
REPI BLICiN i!CTORY IN IOWA
Former 60, ernOr iIoics Beaten In speaker
IicndcrsOn's District.

DEs MorSEs Ia, Nov. Iowa has gone
Republican with an average majority of
5000, 25 per cent less than last year
Indications al IL o'clock tonight point
10 the elect ion Of solid Republican Con-
gross delegation in the eleven districts for
the tfth Consecutive timo. Haugen in the
Fourth, Cousins in the Fifth, Hun in the
seventh. Hepburn in the Eighth, Smith in
thp Ninth, Connor in the Tonth and Thomas
/ the Eleventh are conceded by Democrats :
10 have been eject ri
They practically ccnCcdo the defeat of
former Gov. BoicS by Judge Il, y. rirdsall,
vino succeeded Speaker Henderson on the
Republican ticket in the Third district.
Congressman Lacy in the Sixth dis
,ric, il probably reelected, although the
vote il close. The same NAV be said Of
Congressman Hedge in tn" First. In the
second district the Democrats still maintain
absolute confidence. although indicati ions
point TO a victory for Hoffman, the Re-
publican nominee.
The sun., 1902-11-05
REPTBLICAN.
NORTH u,
The Candidates e.. OnEress Get Over
10000 MaIoritN.

BISMARCK. y. D. Nov, THE returns so
far received indicate the normal Republican
maiorities for Congress candidates and the
election of Spalding and Marshall, Repub-
licans. TO Congress by 10000 10 II 600 ma
jori'y.
The Republican State ticket is also prob
al ly elected by a somewhet smaller ma jor-
i'y, The Legislature il Republican by a
large majority and the chances are ia or
a lie 10 the reelection Of II. c, Hansbrough
as Senator
The sun., 1902-11-05
RHODE ISLAND ~ DOTBT.
Vote on state ami congressional Tickets
Very Close,

PROVIDENCE, x. l.. Nov. THE vote
throughout the State is very close with the
result on IN" State and Congress ticket ,
ia doubt
IN" l"ri-aiur' j. safely Republican
PROVIDENCE, r I Nov i--The indica-
tlons ar" that Garvil. Dem. il elected
,'ov"rnor by small plurality. The lower
house OF the Assembly is in doubt Provi-
d.nc" has possibly elected Democratic
Mayor
he vote for Congressman j. in doubt
The indications at ii A. II. are tha, the
Democrats have elect 4 both Congressman.
The sun., 1902-11-05

defeat Mayor Homer s. Cummings Of Stsm-
ford by at least 5000 votes
seven Of the eight Republican SherifYs
OF Connecticut are elected
The sun., 1902-11-05
SPECIAL NOTICES
l)I ED.

EhhART'-Suddenly. at san Antonio, on Oct ?,
frances Lee Huntington wife Of william
ErhAr
FUNERAL services A. 81. Marks Church Adelphl
81. near Dekalo av, Brooklyn Friday morn.
hs' Nov 7, at II. Interment private.
GlBbS-Entered into rest Monday. Nov. 4 ,oo,
a. Fan~ood n. j.. Helen Elizabeth, widow q,
Gibbs, In her eth year "
The sun., 1902-11-05
DOCTORS EMERGENCY WORK.
WARRANT 1oR PAIN MAN.

Coroner Schoer said that he had not
issued warrant for the arrest Of Mr. Pain
He said warrant had been issued for the
arrest OF John D. Mundio, an Italian. of
Locust street. BrooAlyn. who. he said had
lighted one OF the mortars.
Six boys were arrested. They were
Albert Leistman OF Webster avenue and
First street. Parkville Alfred Schwartz Of
252 Fulton street. John Stamm of 81 Rede s
place. William Ridley of COS Sixteenth street
Edward Smith Of $40 Sixteenth street and
Joseph Fultam. all Of Brooklyn. Schwartz
said that he was not an employee of Pain,
but was a spectator. The other boys said
that they were block away from the scene
Of the accident
The sun., 1902-11-05

Take Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets. All drug.
gists refund the money II II falls 10 cure T. II
Groves signature Is on each box. 25c,- Ado
The sun., 1902-11-05
ond was directly in front Of me and the
other few feet further uptown"
LUCKY POLICEMAN


Policeman Madigan Of the Health Board
squad was one Of those who owe their es-
cape from injury to luck He was sta
toned directly in front Of the place where
the explosion took place and just a few
moments before il tried to push the crowd
back
They wouldn't bulge, 50 he pushed his
way into the mass Of people and began to
force them hack When the bombs ex-
ploded he was protected by persons about
him and was unhurt. though several near
him were injured
DOCTORS EMERGENCY WORK.
DR.. Edward G. Joyce of 1915 fremont
avenue was in restaurant in Twenty
third street when he heard of the calamity
He rushed out and found Hebrew family
consisting Of father. two sons and daugh-
ter, all of whom were hurt He treated
them and one son and daughter were able
TO go home. The others we're sent to a
hospital.
The sun., 1902-11-05
GOT BEHIND A TREE.

Emanuel Jones. an itinerant preacher
from New Jersey, was among the crowd.
He escaped unhurt, though several directly
In front OF MIN were seriously injured.
when saw what was going on, "he said.
something told me to get farther back
and got behind tree. A moment after
ward the explosion took place and Police
man Rea. who had been pushing me bach,
a few moments before. was hurt, There
were injured all around me, but the tree
protected me.
As I remember IT, there seemed to me
TO be three distinct explosions, One seemed
to be little way down the street. the Sec
The sun., 1902-11-05

District Attorney Jerome was dining at
the Mon Club when the explosion occurred
He thought little Of the report and knew
nothing Of the accident until he started
for home at about II o'clock. Then he
eaw the crowd and went to the scene Of
the accident
Il think 1t is the fault Of the system,
rather than Of any individual" he said
later to n reporter of THE Sun. IF there
was no permit issued for the fireworks
display 1t is a crime. and those in charge Of
1t may be liable for manslaughter. II,
however. they did have a permit, they
still may be held responsible for criminal
negligence.
Accidents will happen and at present
l can't express an opinion. But the mere
fact that explosives were set off in such
crowd may be construed as criminal neg
ligence,"
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-06-09
OIL SUCCEEDS
COAL AS FUEL
Southern Pacific Building
Large Oil Tanks.
Railroad Expects to Make Saving
of Million and Half Dol
lars Annually Over
Use of Coal.

San Francisco, June 9-The South
ern Pacific has let contracts for the
construction along its lines of
eight oil tanks with capacity of
30, 900 to 55, 600 barrels each in con-
nection with its conversion of loco
motives from coal to oil burning
machines. Besides the eight large
tanks the company also plans to dis
tribute smaller tanks along the road.
These arrangements for handling
the new fuel include nothing that
will be done on the southern route of
the company's line. 1t is estimated
that the exclusive use of oil will net
saving of 81, 500, 600 over coal. This
estimate is based on the figures of
last month when saving of Sl6, 600
was effected by the use of fuel oil on
thirty-nine engines of the western
division.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-06-09
TWO THOUSAND
FEZED MOBILES
Mystic Shriners Invade City
at Golden Gate.
Twenty-eighth Annual Meeting of
Imperial Council of the Order
Will Convene Tomorrow--All
Large Cities Represented.

San Francisco, Cal, June .
Nearly two thousand fez-capped
mobiles of the Mystic Shrine are here
to attend the twenty eighth annual
meeting of the imperial council Of the
order which convenes tomorrow. This
number is made up of the delegates
from Boston, Chicago, Cleveland,
New York, Philadelphia, Cincinniti,
Kansas City, st. Paul Denver, Buf-
falo and scattering delegations from
Texas, Arizona, Tennessee, Indiana,
Michigan, Oregon, Wisconsin, Iowa
and other states. The local members
have been diligently attending to the
wants of the visitors, and jolly
crowd is about every hotel
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-06-09

E. G. Hadley left today for Den
yer ON business. Tomorrow he begins
the work of building the new depot
at Bessemer. Mr.. Hadley has also
received two government contracts at
Fort Russell, Wyoming, for his com
pany, the Colorado Concrete and Con
struction company.