GENERALLY CARRY YES
TERDAY'S ELECIIONS
(United Pre?s Telegraph-Cable Service.)
New York, Nov. 6 ? Brooklyn and the Bronx rolled up ^
their usual Tammany majorities and throughout the county
of Kings yesterday the hold of Tammany was shown to be
stronger than ever on the voters. Charles Murphy, head,
of the Tammany organization, this afternoon gave out un
official figures that show that the Tammany forces have
carried Kings county by majorities of from twenty to thirty ,
thousand. Every elective office voted for yesterday was
carried by a Tammauy candidate.
JOHNSON CARRIES CLEVELAND
Cleveland, Nov. G ? For the fourth time, but with a
greatly decreased majority, Tom L. Johnson was yesterday'
elected mayor of Cleveland. Incomplete returns received
up to three o'clock this afternoon show that Johnson's
majority will reach 15,000, the smallest he has ever received.
Burton showed no strength with the working element and
ran poorly in the residence districts of the city.
'FRISCO FOR REFORM
San Francisco. Fov. 6 ? With practically every precinct
in the city heard from the Reform threes have swept the
city and electe ' a majority of all their candidates. The
vote for Mayox ip to 4 o'clock this afternoon gave Taylor,
reform, 25,000: McCarthy, labor, 17,000; Ryan, democrat,
10,000: Langdou has been re-elected supervisor by a majori
ty that will likely exeerd 25,000. He is running ahead of
the balance of the ticket and his majorities are increasing.
MORMONS LOSE
Salt Lake, Nov. 6 ? One of the biggest surprises here
yesterday was the election of J. S. Bransford, anti-Mormon
candidate as Mayor. His majority will be in the neighbor
hood of four thousand.
KENTUCKY REPUBLICAN
Louisville, Ky., Nov. 6? The latest returns from the
state show that its control has been wrested from the demo
crats.
With the mountain districts yet to be heard from and
all the republican candidates running ahead by several
thousands it is conceded that the democrats 1iave been bad
ly defeated. Wilson is running as 110 other candidate for
Governor has ever ran in the history of the state and he
will have a majority of twenty thousand. The legislature
is iu doubt, but will likely be controled by the democrats.
The effect of the election of Wilson as governor will be the
pardoning of Caleb Powers, ex-Secretory of State, who has
four times been tried for the murder of Gov. Gubel, and
who is held as a {>olitical victim at the Georgetown jail.
PHILADELPHIA AS USUAL I
Philadelphia, Nov.. 0 ? Johi^Sheatz. republican ma
chine candidate for Mayor, was elected yesterday by a ma
jority of fifty-five thousand. The fight made by the Civic
League against Shea tz had no visible effect 011 yesterday's
vote.
MASSACHUSETTS SAFE
Boston, Nov. ?> ? Reports from throughout the state
show that Curtis Guild, jr., republican, was re-elected by a
big majority. Bad weather prevailed in the rural sections
of the country and but a small farmer vote was polled.
MISSISSIPPI GOES WRONG
Jackson, Miss., Nov. (5 ? Mississippi rolled up her usual
bi^ democratic majority and every office in the state voted
on yesterday was filled by a democrat.
RESULT IN NEBRASKA
Omaha, Neb., Nov. (5 ? The election yesterday gener
ally went republican. Reese, candidate for Judge of the
Supreme Court, on the republican ticket, is elected by a
large majority.
MARYLAND DEMOCRATIC
Baltimore, Nov. <> ? Scattering returns from all over
the state would indicate that the democrats have
carried Maryland by a small majority' but it will take the
official count to determine the result.
DEMOCRATS GET VIRGINIA
Richmond, Va., Nov. 6---The Democrats have carried
the state and the next legislature will be overwhelmingly
Democratic. .
MAJORITIES REDUCED )
San Francisco, Nov. 6, 5 o'clock?The complete returns
now in show Taylor, reform, is elected over the field by
11,000 majority.
Cleveland, Ohio, Nov. 6?The entire vote has been can
vassed and gives Johnson 9,000 majority over Burton.
FIRST SESSION OF fl. B. FOB TONIGHT
(By United Press.)
Taoouia, Nov. 6? The first session of
the encampment of the Arctic Brother
hood will be called tonight. The town
is filled with visiting members aud
thousands of visitors will likely be oyer
from Seattle daily while the Brother
hood encampment is in sessfon.
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(By United Press.)
R?thdrura, Idaho, Nov t>? Tho Steve
Adams jury was secured this morning.
The prosecution opened at 2 o'clock
this afternoon. More than one hundred
witnesses are in town. Western Fed. |
eration counsel will defend Adams ana :
the prosecution will have additional
attorneys. The skeleton of Fred Tiler,
the victim, has been shipped here and
will bo used to show that the conten
tion that Tiler was shot from behind, as
indicated in the confession the officers
pot from Adnm9 at the time he wa>
arrested and which ho afterwards deni
ed having made, is true,
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FOREIGN TRADE HAS OREATLYGROWN
(By United Press.)
Washington, Nov. 6? Trade between
Alaska and foreign countries, according
to the latest reports, shows that ship
merits for last year were one million
and ninety three thousand dollars, com
pared to one millioD, four hundred and
sixty thousand dollars this year.
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