The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-11-06

year Low carried the county Dy more
than 2i.OO. while the unofficial returns
give Coler 25.4G4 plurality and indicate
that William Z. Melody DemJ. for
sheriff. has won from Adolph l.. Kline
Rep) by about the same figures.
Queens borough, the only one OF the
FIVE boroughs In the greater city that
was carried by Shepard DEM for
mayor last year. gave an estimated
plurality for Coler OF 4.50O. This was
about 1900 more thSn had been esti-
mated by the party leaders.
Richmond borough gives Coler 2,231
plurality.
The Republican state ticket in full is
as follows: Governor, Benjamin Il.
OdeIl lieutenant governor. Frank W.
Higgins; secretary of state. John F.
O'Brien; comptroller. Nathan L. Miller:
treasurer. John O. Wicsser; attorney
general, Henry B. Conan: state engi-
neer. Edward A. Bond; judge OF court
Of appeals. William f. Werner.
Figures from the congressional dis
tricts in New York city and the Long
loss Of four members OF the national
house to the Republicans. the heavy
Coler vote having carried. according to
the first returns, the first nineteen dis
tricts In the state for the Democratic
candidates. All returns indicate that
Judge Gray, Democratic candidate for
judge Of the court OF appeals, ran
hot Oh 90 lrf
The Democrats made gains in the
state legislature. but the gains were
not sufficient to endanger the Republic
an hold on the seat in the United States
senate now held by Thomas G. Plat.
Edwin Bailey. Jr. CDemJ. won the First
senate district (Richmond and Suffolk
countless from Z. +. Post. The district
was represented in the last senate by
Republican. The Democrats captured
three assemblymen in Erie county, one
in Oneida and one ia Rensselaer,.
THE UNITED STATES SENATE.
Twenty-Five senators viii be elected
by the legislatures chosen yesterday.
Those legislatures We're elected by the
following states: Indiana. Delaware
two seats. New Hampshire. North
Dakota. Nevada, South Dakota. Illi-
nois, Pennsylvania. California. Connec-
ticut. New York. North Carolina. Wis
consin, Kansas. Michigan. Idaho. Ar
kansas, South Carolina, Florida, Ala
bama. Utah. Colorado. Washington
and Missouri. or these the Republic
ans have surely carried thirteen-name-
ly, Indiana. New Hampshire, North
Dakota. South Dakota. Illinois. Penn
sylvania, California. Connecticut New
York, Michigan. Kansas. Wisconsin
ana Washington--and the Democrats
seven-namely. North Carolina. Della
ware probably. Arkansas, South Caro-
lima. Florida, Alabama and Missouri
This insures - Republicans and "a
Democrats in the next senate. The re-
suit Of the contests owing TO the mea-
ger returns received at this hour is still
in doubt in Nevada. Idaho. Utah and
Colorado. with the chances favoring
the election Of Democratic legislatures
in Colorado. Idaho. and Nevada and
Republican legislature in Utah. If these
probabilities should be realized. the
senate will stand 50 Republicans and
81 Democrats, loss of fol.' majority
for the Republicans compared with
the present political division.
Although the returns from the doubt
full congressional districts are slow in
arriving. the indications are that the
Republicans will control the next house
of representatives, by narrow margin.
In the present house, with a member
ship Of 3J1, the Republicans have IL
majority. Under the new apportion-
ment the Fifty-eighth house will con-
sist Of 3s6 members, a majority of
which is 1874.
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