Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1903-11-07
MEM YORK WENT DEMOCRATIC
REPUBLICANS GIVE THEIR CAM
DlDATEs BIG MAJoRITlES.
]. l.. Bates Reelected Governor of
chusetts-kentucky Reflects
Beckham Governor-NeW Jersey
Goes RepubIican-San Francisco Re-
elects Mayor Schmitz.

elects Mayor Schmitz.
George B. Mcclellan, democrat, is
elected mayor of New York over Seth
Low, republican, by over 10000 plu-
rality.
In Massachusetts the republican
state ticket is elected.
Governor John l.. Bates heads it
with a plurality of $4,000.
In Ohio Myron T. Herrick, republi-
can candidate for governor, and the
entire state ticket, with most of the
legislative ticket, are elected. Her.
rick's majority is the largest ever
given governor. The legislature will
reflect Mark Hanna to the United
States senate.
Albert B. Cummins for governor and
the rest of the republican ticket are
elected in Iowa by large majorities.
In Pennsylvania, William p. Snyder,
republican candidate for auditor gen.
eral, and his associates on the ticket
have the usual heavy majorities.
Kentucky reflects John G. w. Beck
ham governor, and the entire demo-
cratic state ticket by majorities of over
| 5000.
Colorado elects John Campbell, re-
publican, supreme court judge.
Late returns point to a victory for
the democratic ticket, state and legis-
lative, in Maryland The legislature
elects a successor to United States
Senator McComas, republican.
New Jersey elects a republican leg
| islature, which will elect a successor
to United States Senator Kean, repub-
| lican.
Rhode Islands contest will not be
definitely decided until all the votes
are counted, but returns point to the
reelection of Governor Garvin, demo
crat, and the rest of his ticket
In Mississippi the democratic ticket,
ernor, had walkover.
Nebraska elects John Barnes. re-
publican, supreme Judge by nearly
5000.
San Francisco probably reflects
Mayor Eugene Schmitz, labor union
candidate, with the republican candi-
date, Croker, a close second.
Salt Lake elects a democratic may
or and council.
Louisville, ky'@ftni- n 2 p fsto dueI In
voting place at Thirteenth and Green
streets, Tom Kelly, the democratic
Judge, was shot through the head and
probably fatally wounded by Jacob
hrleger, the republican candidate for
sheriff.
William Stevens, the republican
Judge, was crossing the street to enter
the polls when Kiely opened fire on
him. Krieger says he believed that
stevens life was about to be taken
and he opened fire on Kelly. Krieger
was subsequently released on $500
bail.
DanYille, Ky.-During an election
discussion, William Middleton, aged %,
struck Fountain Hasty with a gun,
crushing his skull. Hasty will die.
Bristol, Tenn.-A fatal election row
O~"ii Ou III q pOIlluS pace at Il dlrVleW,
IN Scott county, Virginia. Two men
were killed and two others injured, one
| fatally.
The dead are John Osborne and Eze
kiel Nichols.
Those wounded are John Catron.
shot through the neck, will die; and
Alexander Kris, shot in the right nip.
The trouble arose over the objection
to c. P. Roller serving as an election
Judge. Roller, it is claimed, nq1 been
selected by democratic election COM
missioners for. services.
Osborne and Nichols. the two dead
men, were democratic election judges,
and were brought into the quarrel on
account of their official connection
with the election. 1t is believed that
Catron fired the shots that killed Os-
borne and Nichols. The two men kill
ed shot Catron and Kris. More trou-
| BILE is feared.