Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-03
CTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

81 have no intention Of resignlng,"
said Charles Murphy. leader OF Tam
macy Hall when be reached the wig.
wsm shortly after noon today. All
morolng rumors had been sfost that
Murphy would be forced out OF bis place
ss leader OF the democratic Organization
because of the defeat Of his city and
county ticket.
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, ND, Nov. 3.-0EiDg to
the tremendous sizo Of the ballots, the
c0unt OF the returns from yesterdays
election was the slowest 10 the history If
the state. For second time Maryland
has defeated "dlsfrsnchisemen amend.
ment," the paramount issue of the cam
paign. This constitutional measure,
with returns almost complete at noon
today, has been defeated by a majority
of about Is, 900. Ia the slate, city aud
judicial elections the republicans have
made large gains. 10 the city The re-
publicans have elected two out Of the
three candidates for tbe supreme bench
The republicans also elected 8 sheriff OF
Baltimore city, and this afternoon the
contest for city surveyor Of Baltimore
city aud the comptrOllersbip OF the state
Is still In doubt. The republicans elect
ed a senator from the Fourth legislative
district, but the next general assembly
of Maryland will be overwhelmingly
democratic. United S ates Senator Isi-
dor Rayner will be reelected.
KENTUCKY.
Louisville, KY, Nov. 3.-The returns
from the legislature sud senatorial cleo
Iion are practically complete and show
40 overwhelming majority for the demo-
Gratis In both branches of the general ss-
sembly. In the Senate there are eleven
hold.over republicans while among the
new senators only oGe is republican and
the Breathtt, Wolfe, Morgan, Msgofin
end Orsley district is doubtful, with the
chances favoring the democrats. There
are seven bOld-Over democratic senators
aud Is new democrats have been elected.
This makes The Senate 26 democratic, IL
republicans end one doubtful. The
House stands 76 democrats aud "a re-
pnblicans. W. o. Head, democratic
may oralty candidate 10 Louisville, won
over Mayor James F. Grinstesd, repub-
lican, for reelection, by 1000. The
election of the rest of the democratic
ticket is conceded by the republicans.
MASSACHUSETTS
Boston, Nov. 3.-Dissslisation with
the tariff aud tbs anger of the states
workers at Gov. Diapers veto OF an
elght-hour bill ere admitted today By
Massachusetts republicans to be behind
the near defeat suffered by the party 10
the bay state. Governor Draper won
By less lhsn 1000. The democrats, by
Athe election, gain 10 members of the
/ House.
NEW JERSEY
Trenton, N. j., New. S.-VOters in
New Jersey yesterday placed both the
branches OF the legislature In the con-
troll OF the republicans, their party hav'
log captured FIVE of the eight senatorial
and forty.one Of The sixty assembly
berths. By electiDg five Of the eight
siate senators chosen, the republican
gsin In Membership in the next state
senate is two.
Atlantic City, N. j., Nov. 3-The
Koebnle, or organization forces triumph.
ed over the hotel men here yesterday o
the most exciting election held here 10
years.
| INDIANA.
Indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 3-Elec-
ton returns received from scores OF
cities and towns throughout Indiana
show that where municipal elections
we're held the democrats won majority.
This vas reversed however, in IBdianap-
ellis where Samuel Lewis Shank, the
republican nominee won from Charles
A. OauS, by 1856 votes. At Terre
Hsute, Ind, Louis Gerhardt, demo-
crst won By a substantial msjOrity.
ILLINOIS
Cbicsgo, Nov. S.--Incomplete returns
from the villages and towns Throughout
, Illinois indicate that both the vets ard
drysiwon victorious in yesterdays cleo.
tious. Four new counties we're captured
by the drys while the vets succeeded In
reducing eighty the number OF no.
license towns 10 the state. Both the
liquor people aud the auti.ssloon league
claim sweeping victories.