Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-05
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ALMOST AN AVALANCHE IN OHIO

ture-IoWa Republicans Roll Up Heavy Vote For Cummins-NeW York Barge Canal Wins by Big Vote. New York, Nov. 5.--George B. Me. Clellan's plurality over Seth Low, ac. cording to the corrected returns, is 63,615 in the entire city. He carried Manhattan by 56,S29, Brooklyn by 1,soS, Queens by 5,198 and lost Rich mond by 218.
 While Tammany has absolute con- trol of the board of estimate and ap. portionment and majority of thirty three in the board of aldermen, 1t will be powerless to grant franchises or to authorize bond issues without the aid of four Republican members. Under the charter sixty affirmative votes are required to pass 8 franchise or order an issue of corporate stock. Tammany has only fifty-six.
 The latest returns from the state in- dicate that the Republicans will have ninety-six and the Democrats f1fty-four members of the assembly. Republican losses of two seats up the state dis tricts are offset by gains of four in
 
 a net Republican gain of seven.
 The returns from all but two of the sixty-one counties of the state, Rensse- laer and Greene, show that the $1o1,- 100000 barge canal project has ma iority of over 100000. The total vote cast in favor of the referendum was 4O3, ,660 and the total vote against it 1s7, ,057.
 Corrected returns from other states than New York in which elections were held on Tuesday do not material ly alter the results already given.
 Nebraska.
 h Nebraska the definite figures on Tuesdays election will proba- bly be lacking for some days. Sufa- cient returns have been received. how ever, to make 1t certain that Barnes Rep.) has been elected associate justice of the supreme court by from TOGO to il GOO and the balance of the Repub- lican state ticket by about 14, ,000. Chair man Weber of the Populist state com mittee said on the face of the returns he conceded Barnes election and with him the two Republican regents of the university. Of the twenty seven district judges in the state bailoted for this year the Republicans elected fifteen, the fusionists four, and seven are in doubt.
 ohio.
 Returns from all the counties in Ohio gave a plurality of 115,00o for Myron T. Herrick, Republican, over Tom l.. l Johnson, Democrat. The Republican majority on joint ballot in the legisla ture will be ninety three. The senate will stand 29 Republicans, Demo crats, and the house S9 Republicans 1 and 21 Democrats. The Republican majority on joint ballot for United l States senator will be nearly four times the total Democratic member. l ship. The Republicans have more than l three-fourths in each branch for the l revision of the municipal code, on which Mayor Johnson made an issue.
 Kentucky.
 | Complete returns save for a few scattered precincts in remote parts ol the state give John O. W. Beckham l (Dem) for governor a majority of 30, 4OS over Morris B. Belknap, his Repub. lican opponent This is the largest ma. \ jority given a Democratic gubernato- d rial candidate in fifteen years. The Re l publicans are preparing charges of fraud alleged to have. been perpetrated I in Louisville, which they will probably present to the grand jury in few days.
 Iowa.
 Returns from every county in Iowa show that Governor Cummins' plural. ity over J. B. Sullivan, Democratic candidate for governor, is S0,S02. The size of the plurality was surprise in all quarters. Governor Cummins had confidently predicted plurality of 60,. \ GOO or more, but at Republican head. quarters no more than 5o,000 was claimed at any time, while at Demo. cratic headquarters not more than 30.. 900 was conceded.
 Maryland.
 Edwin Warfield, the successful Dem ocratic candidate for governor ol Maryland, has plurality in Baltimore city and county of 1000. The entire local Democratic ticket in Baltimore including three supreme court judges sheriff and chief judge of the court ol appeals, is elected. A substantial ma iority of the legislature has also beer won by the Democrats, thus insurine a Democratic successor to Senator McComas.
 Massachusetts.
 In Massachusetts Governor John l. Bates (Rep) has a plurality of 35,849 The senate will stand 31 Republican: and Democrats, the house 155 Repub licans, S2 Democrats and 1 Socialist with two ties to be decided. The So cialists lost several thousand votes fol their leading candidate and two ol their three seats in the house. AS they polled more than 25,000 votes they stil have place on the official ballot.
 Rhode Island.
 Rhode Island Republicans elect theil whole state ticket with the exception oi