The Ketchikan miner., 1907-11-09

New York, Nov. 6.-Tammany has carried New York county. electing Thomas Foley sheriff by thirty thous- and majority. Brooklyn went strong ly democratic, the entire ticket win ming easily. The republicans have elected majority of the legislative candidates, and that body will be strongly republican.
 Trenton, Nov. 6.-The majority of the candidates on the democratic state ticket were elected, the majorities in most cases being small. From present indications the republicans will have safe working majority in the legis- lature Katzenbach, democratic can didate for governor, received about fifteen thousand majority.
 Cincinnati, Nov. 6.-Ex-Boss Cox succeeded in electing the republican candidates for mayor, both in this city and in Toledo, by safe majorities.
 Salt Lake. Nov. 6.-The American party elected Bransford mayor. Shoot and the Mormon party received a rather severe drubbing at the hands of the voters.
 Baltimore, Nov. 6.-Austin Cruthers, democrat, in hard fought contest, will probably be elected governor, al though the result is still in doubt Scratching was characteristic feat ure of the election in Maryland, very few straight tickets being boiled.
 San Francisco, Nov. 6.-Election returns indicate a landslide for Taylor and Langdon. The entire democratic and good-government ticket, includ- ing the candidates of those parties for city supervisors. is elected by an over whelming majority.
 Providence, Nov. 6. 6.-Higgins, to- gether with the entire democratic ticket, has been elected. The result of the election insures the choice of Col. Goddard as the successor of Wet more for United States senator.
 Wilmington, Del. Nov. 6.-The prop osition of licensing saloons carried in this city by fair majority, but the rest of the state went dry by a decid- ed vote.
 Louisville, Nov. 6.-Returns receiv- ed so far show that Wilson, republi- can candidate for governor, is safely leading his opponent. The rest of the state ticket is in doubt and will prob- ably be about evenly divided between the democrats and the republicans.
 Philadelphia, Nov 6.-The entire republican ticket, headed by John Sheatze, candidate for treasurer, is elected. The majorities are slightly less than at the last similar election.
 Boston, Nov. 6.-Curtis Guild, re- publican candidate for governor, is elected by seventy-five thousand ma jority. Moran, candidate for district attorney on the Independent league, is safely in the lead and will be elect ed by a large majority. He is the present incumbent of the office. Cleveland, Nov. 6.-Tom Johnson is elected mayor lover Congressman Bur- ton by fifteen thousand majority. The defeat of Burton is attributed to the disfavor with which the attempt ot Taft and Roosevelt to interfere in Burton's behalf was received by the people of this city,. The movement | weakened Burtons chances from the beginning.
 Washington, Nov. 6.-Col. Adams of the engineer corps, Col. Lissak oi West Point, Major Benham of the twentythird infantry and Major Pierce of the engineer corps, have been ordered placed on the retired list because of their refusal to comply with the orders from the war depart ment directing them to perform the riding test.
 San Francisco, Nov. 6.-Reports re- celVed here today state that there are five whaling vessels Ice bound in the Arctic sea. The vessels are, howver, reported to be in no immediate dan ger.
 Cincinnati, Nov. 6.-The republicans have elected their candidates for may or in Columbus and Mansfield. The democrats have elected their munich pal tickets, without exception as to mayor, in Arkon, Springfield, Canton, Dayton, Zanesville, Youngstown, Find lay, Portsmouth, Ironton and Xenia- in most of them making clean sweep of all the candidates on their tickets.
 Seattle, Nov. GA persistent rum