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Democrat. Claims BE Fe-als<s&oz 81
reduced plurality 90 abost Is.eaes
but the election il not conceded b.
the Republicans and The Fps1ls a!sa
be open 80 doust unsil fnoFw complete
returns are received. The nFst re-
turns show gains for ESsalS Z. FFots-
lngton. Repgnilsat. Masgre returns
indicate that ether Rspaalsean ean-
dldaies on the State ticket are ahead
Of their Democratic opponents.
IL IS practically sure that the Rs-
pubIicans have . majority ot the Leg
islature and that they have eleeted
their candidate for Lleatsnaat-Goser-
no bry over 7.ooo majority.
In Rhode Island early returns Ia
dieated the reelection Of Governor
Po;hier. Republican. over Louis \.
Waterman. Democrat. by an ineTeAM-
ed majority.
New York State elected Repubh-
can Assembly. thus depriviuK Cover.
. nor Dix. Democrat. OF the support he
has heretofore had from a Lsgtsla-
Fture Democratic in both branches.
The present New York Assembly has
Democratic majority OF twenty-
four. The newly-elected Assembly
will have a Republican majority OF
over thirty.
: In New York City (Manhattan and
= Bronx Tammany strength was ma
terially reduced, but its candidates
D for judicial and county Offices sere
elected by greatly reduced pluraiiiies
In Brooklyn. the Republicans and Fu-
sion judicial and county candidates
4 were successful with perhaps one cx-
ception.
T.. aafz es4e a.
still In doubt. but meagre returns
t show a Republican majority.
SO far the returns from the State
r election IN Maryland are inconclusive
: as between Arthur p. Gorman. Defno-
E cratic candidate for Governor. and
Q Phillips Lee Goldsborongh. Repubfi-
I can. On the first incomplete re-
: turns. Republican State Chairman
5 Hanna claimed the State for Colds
s borough.
Mississippi elected a Democratic
Governor and State officers.
The municipal elections In Ohio re-
: hulted In the election of Henry r.
!. Hunt. Democrat. as mayor OF cincin-
natl: Newton ID. Baker. Democrat. a
mayor OF Cleveland: George J. Rara.
Democrat, as mayor OF Columbus
President Taft cast his vote for the
Republican ticket at Cincinnati.
In Kentucky James b. McCreary
Democrat, was elected Governor by q
majority estimated at 10000. A
Democratic Legislature also waa
elected.
The first election held in the nes
State OF New Mexico IL still In doubt,
both the Republican anal Democratic
candidates for Governor claiming
election on meagre returns. IndIca-
tions point 10 a Republican LegisIa-
y ture which will elect two Repubiican
: United States Senator'S.
Socialist Gains.
The Socialist made gains I'm many
e districts.
!, In Schenectady. -. Y. the Social.
b lists elected mayor. all city officials
s except one and q majority OF the
i county board. In addIion the As
d sembly district In which Sehenectad,
. Ii located returned q Socialist assem-
r blyman.
In several towns in Ohio the So.
i .cialist made considerable gains over
e their vote OF two years ago. In sar
e Francisco meagre returns indicate
II that the coalition ticket has defeated
n the Socialist
= Republicans Capture Maryland
L Later returns from Maryland yes
terday afternoon indicate that tn.
e election OF Phillips Lee GoIdsborough
Ie Republican for Governor over Arthur
!. p. German. Democrat. by about foul
u thousand majority This 10 the sec
q ond time since the Civil War the Re