Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-11-09

Washington, Nov. 8.-The election
OF John NJ. Pattison. democrat, as
governor of Ohio by approximately
10000 plurality over Myron t. Her
rick, the present republican governor;
a democratic working majority in both
houses of the Ohio legislature; an inn
mediate appeal of W. II. Hearst, muni-
cipaI ownership candidate for the New
York mayoralty, TO the supreme court
TO contest McClellan's election In that
city on the basis of alleged evidence OF
Wholesale Illegal acts at the polls: a
plurality of 3.4S5 votes fer Mcclellan:
and an immediate contest by the fu-
sfonists In Louisville In the courts
aoainst the election OF democratic mu-
nicipal officers and members of the
legislature. were the developments in
tOday's election aftermath.
McClenan's plurality is the mini
mum on record for successful may
orally candidate in New York. Mr..
Hearst's managers claim evidence Of
illegal acts against 900 inspectors OF
election and that 10000 OF his adher-
entsewere turned back from the polls
because their names already had been
voted. District Attorney Jerome has
announced that he will Immediately
make a searching Investigation of the
alleged wholesale frauds, and has or
dered the returns from the Eighteenth
and Sixth assembly districts to be
carefully guarded. These are the home
districts of Tammany leader Murphy
and Timothy sullivan,
Fusionists Allegc Fraud.
In Louisville the fusion party man
ayers claim a non-election in fourteen
precincts because of the disappearance
of election paraphernalia; that demo
cratic workers conhscated the ballot
boxes in fourteen other precincts and
allowed the faisiheation of returns and
aliege activity Of thugs and repeaters.
All through Ohio belated returns
showed republican losses, and the re-
publicans eoncede that Pattison'
plurality reaches twenty-five thou
sand. Democrats claim that Patti
sons plurality approximates 5o'oOO
which would elect the entire demo-
cratic ticket The republicans coneede
the democrats between two and five
majority IN the next senate and ten %
fifteen In the house, while the demo-
cratic claim Is majority of fiye In the
senate and tYenty-seven IN the mousse
Gigantic Philadelphia Upheaval.
The City party (Reform) plurality
in Philadelphia Is 1888 for sheflll'
and the fuslonist candidate for state
treasurer. Berry carried the city by
over SO OO0 plurality. The upheava
was the greatest In Pennsylvania IL
many years.
In Massachusetts democratic threats
are made for recount of the vote for
lieutenant governor. The republicans
scored 23.116 plurality for Guild FOL
governor, though Draper for lieuten'
ant governor got less than 1000 plu-
ralttv. The democrats gained three
senators and one representative IN the
legislature.
Every candidate of the Union Laboi
Marty in San Francisco was elected by
a substantial majority
In Salt Lake the Mormon vic
tory is made complete by the election
OF the entire American party city
ticket. II,
The Kentucky legislature which VII
elect a successor to Senator Blackburn
apparently will include 81 democrats
five republicans and two doubtful u
the senate and 10 democrats, IA re-
publicans and seven doubtful III lh'
house. The democrats elected may
or in Louisville by about $500.
Nebraska was swept by the repuoll'
cans. The returns from other states
and cities show notable changes.
President Roosevelt and members o.
the cabinet received the latest return'
from the various states and cities IRON
different sources during the day anc
tonight. and showed keen interest II
the results. Some surprise was evineet
here at the political revolution II
Pennsylvania and Ohio and at th'
close margin Of the mayoralty vote II
New York.