The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-11-10
THE RESULTS OF
THE BALLOTS
GEO. B. MCCLELLAN REELECTED
MAYOR OF NEW YORK BY
SMALL MAJORITY.
The Reform Ticket Wins in Philade1.
phia by Surprisingly Large Ma
jority. Indications are that
Ohio is Close.

New York, Nov. S.-1:45 a. m.-Re-
turns at this hour are complete in
Greater New York in the mayoralty
contest with the exception of 81 cleo
ton districts scattered through the
city. The vote on these returns gives
Mcclellan, dem, 221, s15; Hearst, mu-
nicipal ownership, ,657; Wins, rep,
1887, plurality for Mcclellan of
5,15s.
William T.. Jerome, independent, is
e-elected district attorney by about
5000 over James w. Osborne, demo-
crat.
Mr. Jerome's CAMPAIGN was conduct
ed with especial opposition to Charles
f. Murphy, leader of Tammany Hall
and his reputed wealth and the re-
suit is practc lily defeat for Murphy
as well as Osborne
Bird S. Coler was elected borough
president of Brooklyn, on municipal
ownership ticket and Hearst carried
borough by 1928 plurality.
Max Ihmsen of the Municipal Owner
ship league declared that the league
has evidence of $1,000 illegal votes
having been cast, the frauds have been
discovered in all five boroughs, and
that the law committe of the league is
gathering evidence. All the candi-
dates in all the boroughs on the NUM-
cipal Ownership league ticket were
called to Mr.. Heaest's headquarters for
an all-night conference on the situa-
ton.
Philadelphia, Nov. s.-Philadelphia
has been swept by the reform move
ment, the city party ticket winning
by surprisingly large majority.
While returns from only six of the
forty two wards in the city has been
counted up to midnight, enough is
known of the result in the remaining
wards to indicate the defeat of the To-
cal Republican ticket by from 600
to rs, 900 plurality.
The victory of the city party carries
with it the election Of VIM. Fl. Berry
the Democratic and Reform candidate
for state treasurer.
Columbus, Ohio, Nov. S-Ohio voters
Yesterday chose a governor and vari-
Gus state officers, though at this hour,
1880 a. M, it is impossible to give
positive statement of the winners.
Only 440 of the over 4, 200 precincts
in the state have been heard from,
giving Hetrick $1,000 and Pattison
So, 800.
In the big cities the democratic gains
thus far average 1os per precinct, while
the gain, outside these cities averages
only "a to the precinct. Estimating
the remaining precincts at the same
ratio, Pattison will be nearly 40, 600
short of the 23O, 900 republican plu-
rality of last year, with which COM
parsons are made.
Boston, Nov. S-Lieut. Gov. Curtis
Guild, Jr., of Boston, the Republican
candidate was elected governor of
Massachusetts,, election yesterday, by
o plurality of 20, 463 over Gen. Chax
w. Bartlett Of Boston, the Democratic
candidate.
Maryland, Nov. S.-The Poe proposed
constitutional amendment, whose al
legged purpose was to disfrancise ne
groe voters, was defeated; Republicans
elected the state comptroller and city
officials. Political complexion oflegis-
lature uncertain.
Lincoln, Neb, Nov. s-Returus
from the elections in Nebraska are
sufficiently complete to indicate with
certainty the election of Charles b.
Letton, Republican, over William G.
Hastings, fusion, as associate justice
of the supreme court, by plurality
greater than that given Judge Barnes
for the same Office, two years ago.
| which was 9,127