The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-08
MI LELLAN WINS
BY CLOSE SHAVE
Jerome Also Is the Choice OF the New
York People.
HEARST is NOT SATISFIED
THREATENS TO CONTEST THE
ELECTION,

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New York, Nov. s, Is "a. H. =
= Returns at this hour are complete =
= fin Greater New York I'm the ?
y mayoralty contest with the eX- =
y ception OF fifty-One election DIS =
= tricts. scattered through the city. =
= The vote of these returns gives =
y Mcclellan. Democrat. 22l SIS; =
= Hearst. Municipal Ownership, 21S,- =
= 657: WINS. Republican, 49,, 81. a y
= plurality for Mcclellan of 3,15S.
AT midnight the indications were =
, that the following ticket had been >
: Msyor-George b. Mcclellan,
= Democrat.
. MCGOWAN, Democrat.
= Democrat
President of Manhattan Borough
= John r. Aheam Democrat.
= President of Brooklyn borough =
: Bird s. COler Municipal Ownership. =
, President of Queens-Ioseph Ber- =
= mel Republican.
= President Of The BronE-Louls T.
\ Ha1fen. Democrat.
; President Of Richmond-George =
; Cromwell. Republican. >
: Sheriff-Nicholas HAYES. Democrat
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atEW YORK, Nov. S.-Returns TO mid
~ night indicate that George j. Nc
CIellan. Democrat. is reelected
MAYOR of New York by between 5000 aud
1850 plurality over ". r. Hearst. munich
pal ownership. and that William 7. Je-
rome, Independent is reelected district
attorney 10y about 500 over James w
Osborne Democrat.
At midnight Mr. Hearst declined 10 ad-
nit his defeat. and declared MS intention
to contest the election. al that time
FE-fH nd
been received. Mcclellan had 24j,5ge,
Hearst 203.370 and Wins 1885 votes.
The following statement was issued at
midnight by ". r. Hearst;
We have won this election. All Tam
many's frauds, all Iammany's corruption,
az Iammany's Intimidation and violence,
all Tammany'S false registration. illegal
{ voting and dishonest count have not been
able 10 overcome great popular major
ity The recount Will show that we have
| Won the election by many thousands OF
votes.
Il shall fight this battle TO the end. i'm
| behalf Of the people who have east their
votes Tor me, and who shall not be dis
/ Irancnlsed 3y any effort of crimina
WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST"
Crowds Were Small.
I'm spite of the absorbing interest taken
! from the opening 10 Tho close of "a re-
mdrkable campaign, Tculetc with senSa-
! uGNaI features, the announcement OF the
results 0n tho various bulletin boards
/ tOIGgnL- We're received with comparatively
/ little enthusiasm the crowds being con-
sidoTIbV smaller than on previous OC-
cIsiOns OF the Kind.
on Park Row. usually the center II
its.F Ff3t Oh eleez on n5sai.-stiIe Eat dtl-
ing i'm front 81 the newspaper oIfICesl
which ordinarily thrOngs CITY Hail paTE-f
/ barely sutficed TO form deep fringe
along the side facing the row Here
/ the crowd had hardly reached the maXi-
mum at half-past o'clock. when the re
turns began 10 indicate the election or
Mcclellan. which was soon afterwards
| confirmed on one bulletin after another.
| This was hailed with loud cheering ANA
a mighty salute of horns. TatJes and
| other din-DrOducing devices. but thero-
after the interest subsidized. the only
other feature of attraction being the
/ question Of the election Of Jerome,
J whose defeat was soon afterwards an
nOulCcA
Soon Dispersed.
| This was the signal for gradual dis
| Dersion of the crowd. which broke 10
/ I'M parties and streamed away mp ANA
/ down Broadway, across the bridge aHb
To tie various elevated and subway sta
tons and the ferries. Before lu CLOCK
Park Row had almost resumed It's normal
aspect
! Uptown along th@ line of BI-zdway and
! I'm Herald square and Times square ana
! I'm front of the Democratic and Munich
] pal Ownership league headquarters, the
! crowds were more numerous and dem
! OnstTative. Fully 23oWb persons
/ thronged Broadway from TWenty-third
/ street To Forty-secOud street, shouting
! and cheering and flowing up ana down
/ the great thorOughfare in endless pro-
/ cessions Everywhere good humOr was
/ shown. and the strong force of police
! had no trouble in preserving perfect
/ order
Hoffman House Gloom.
At the Hearst headquarters ia the Hoff-
] man House the candidate and his add
! visers withdrew 10 a private room soon
! after the election of Mcclellan was aS-
! surcd and denied themselves 10 all in
/ 0uirers MaVOr Mcclellan received the
/ returns an his headquarters in the Ho-
/ tel Bartholdi where early in The even
/ ing he began to receive the consratuld-