Semi-weekly herald., 1907-11-07

ity, the vote standing: Johnson As,
339: Burton. 3O.90G.> With the excep-
,ion of police judge the Democratic
ticket was elected along with twenty
five members of the council to ten
Republican.
New York, Nov. 6.-Chas. NJ. Free
man. husband of the noted writer.
Mary r. Freeman. was defeatei TOR
mayor of Metuchen, n. j., by ~ votes.
Although Republican. he ran on the
Democratic ticket.
New York. Nov. 6.-Tammany was
victorious in yesterdays election
against fusion ticket composed OF the
Republicans and Independent league
combination. Reports from the state
show Republican victories at Buffalo
Rochester, Syracuse. Oswego, Albany
and Utica, while the Democrats won
in Newburgh, Elmira, Rome and Bing-
hampton.
Baltimore. Nov. 6.-Maryaad went
Democratic by about 1000 and the leg
islature will be Democratic
Lincoln, Nov. G.-The Republicans
won in Nebraska yesterday by ma
iority OF upwards OF 10000.
Louisville. Ky. Nov. 6.--Tbe Re
Kentucky yesterday. Returns from
11O of the 1l9 counties in the state
give Wilson, Republican, 14.0o0 ma
iorty, The legislature will be Demo
cratic on Joint ballot
Boston Nov. Gov. Curtis was
elected governor of Massachusetts -
a large majority.
Toledo. Nov. 6.--The independel
,andidate, Whitlock, was reelected
mayor of this city. winning out o2er
'he straight party candidates.
Salt Lake City, Nov. s6.-The Amerl
can Mormon) party elected il
candidate FOR mayor John Bansford
over both Republican and Democrat
candidates, the vote standing Bans
ord 1l,774; Morris, Dem. 1882; Lum-
rer, $40. The Democrats made no
table gains in many OF the outside
cities, electing their candidate Tor
mayor at Ogden.
Trenton. Nov. 6.-The Democratic
ticket won in New Jersey yesterday
by Il safe majority.
Philadelphia, Nov. 6.--Sheatz. Re
publican. was elected state treasl rer
'oday by big majority for an of year
San Francisco, Nov. 6.-Complcte re
turns show the good government
ticket to have been elected by good
majority, Taylor being the wluner for
mayor by 1000 plurality and J.andou
or district attorney by 10000
Chicago, Nov. G.-The CONNIE, cial
photographers union held a meeting
last night and declared the telegraph
strike OFF Three hundreds members
IF the order applied for work To-Day.
It is thought similar action will be
taken all over the country and Ia.
the strike Is virtually at an ena.
GoIdfield, New, Noy. 6.--Vincent st.
John. the well known Socialist leader.
was shot through the arm in a duel
last night by p. II. Maloney of the
Western Federation of Miners. st
lohn accused Maloney of being a s "
wherenpon Maloney pulled his sur
md fired several shots. Two oystand.
rs weer shot and it is feared both
will die.
New York. Nov 6.-W. Il. Corey
'halrman of the United States Steel
corporation, says in regard to the
mission of H. c. Frick TO Washing
ton. that he was cordially rec eived by
President Roosevelt and that the presi
lent said he was willing to do any
thing in his power that was right
and proper to bring about reslnnp
ton OF regular business and put a
stop TO the semi-panie that mas pre-
vailed for some weeks.
New York, Nov 6-RaymonI Hitch.
cock, the actor. surprised the officers
today by appearing in the criminal
court to answer to the indictments
filed against him. He was arraigned
on one. the others being dismssc,
He was then released on parole. He
said he had not been ont of The city
hut confined to the house by Illness
He looked pale and haggard. His wife
was with him and almost went into
Mysteries as they left the building.