Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-08

The following supreme court justices were elected in New York county. Henry A. Gildersleeve, democrat; George L. Ingraham, democrat and re- publican, and Joseph D. Newburger, democrat and republican. In Brook lyn, Joseph A. Burr, republican and Municipal Ownership league, was elected supreme court justice.
 In Kings county the Municipal Own ership league elected its candidates for sheriff, county clerk, registrar and cor oners. By fusion with the republicans 1t elected one justice of the municipal court and by fusion with the republi- cans elected two municipal court jus tices in New York county.
 One of the members of the insur- ance investigating committee, Assem- blyman John McKeOwn of Brooklyn, democrat, was defeated by Patrick Donohue, who was nominated by re- publicans and the Municipal Owner ship league All the other assembly, men on the insurance Investigating committee were reelected. The terms of the senatorial members of the com. mittee did not expire this year.
 The vote for mayor of New York by boroughs was as follows:
 McClellan-Manhattan and Bronx, 140,6S2; Brooklyn, 6S,655; Queens, 13,- 193; Richmond, 6,121; total. 22S,651.
 Hearst-Manhattan and Bronx, 123,- 920; Brooklyn. s4,6O3; Queens, 13.677; Richmond, 2,966; total, 225,1 ,166.
 Ivins-Manhattan and Bronx, 64,- 0SS; Brooklyn, 61,O95; Queens, 1865; Richmond, 4501: total, 137,049,
 McClellan's plurality of 3,4S5 is the smallest by which any mayor of New York has ever been elected.
 Recently the stocks of local traction and other corporations doing business on municipal franchises were some what nervous on the presumption that the municipal ownership ticket might succeed It was expected that these stocks would be strong on to-day's market in view of MeClellan's re-elec- ton, but this expectation was not real ized in full. Consolidated Gas and Metropolitan Street Railway opened a point or 80 higher than Mondays clos ing, but immediately began to sell off on feeling that Il Hearst representa- ton on the board of estimate will necessarily have an effect on future franchises.
 With two eletcion districts to be heard from today, District Attorney William T. Jerome, independent. has plurality over James W. Osborne, democrat, for district attorney, of H. 4J0 votes. The total for district at torney not including the two districts missing were: Jerome, 119,63S; Os- borne, 10S, 1Ss; Shearn, municipal own ership, T2,492; Hammer, republican, 3,34S.
 The result of the two missing dis tricts cannot affect the general result.
 New York, Nov S.-This city yester- day elected George B. Mcclellan, the candidate of the democratic party for mayor, by plurality of 3,4S5 over William K. Hearst, the nominee of the Municipal Ownership league. Me Clellan received 22S. .651 votes, Hearst 225. .166. and William M. Twins, the re- publican candidate, 137.049.
 William Travers Jerome, independ- ent candidate for district attorney, was apparently elected. With 46 cleo ton districts to be reported to-day he had a lead of 3,525 votes over James ". Osborne, the Tammany candidate. Mir Hearst refuses to admit McCIeI- lan's election and will make contest in the courts.
 The new city government, exclusive of the board of aldermen, will be cou- stituted as follows:
 Mayor-George B. Mcclellan, dem ocrat-
 ComptrolIer-Herman A. Metz, deIE ocrat-
 President of the board of aldermen Patrick F. McGOwan. democrat
 Borough presidents - Manhattan, John F. Ahearn. democrat; Bronx. Louis F. Haffen. demOcTat Brooklyn Bird & COler, M. O. Queefs-Jo- seph Bernel. republican and M. O.. ind. dem. Ricfmond-George Crom- we'll. republican.
 Early to-day William E. Hearst left ffs headquarters in the Hoffman house for his residence. following a confer er1re with his campaign managers and the heads of the Municipal Ownership League ticket. including Justice Za- bury. Senator Ford. ]. q. Phelps Stokes. Clarence shearn and Max F. Ihmsen
 MT Hearst himself would make no statement. and referred ali qHestioners to AIr Ihmse1. The latter slid that AIr Hearst claimed hIs election as may or by a good majority. that a fraudu- lent vote of at least 5000 had been cast In Greater New York was the claim of the Hearst managers. It had been decided. Mir Ihmsen said. to de mand a recount Of the entire ticket if after the 1e4 missing ballot boxes had ben located and counted. It was found Mr Hearst stia lacked sufficient votes tO eiect him
 aIt must have been that these hox- es contained many Hearst votes" Mir Ihmspn declared. otherwise they would not be missfnE- Certain it Is that they would not cary away boxes containing a maiorlry Of McCaeilan votes. But one thing Is ceTtsfn. Mir Hparst wfn demand a prupsr rec0unt prpu should tfle vote in ths~e missing horez e1er4 him It iz alsp certain that we wIl caFTT this mstfsr to tise court of laR resFt # nece&ary. Mr Hezrs< f-ess fbat he has ben elected