WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER G 1901 PJUCE OXE CENT

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NEW YORK Nov Complete revisedreturns show that Seth Low has beenelected Mayor oC New York by a plurality f M He carried aft tbe counties in

thy except Queens which he lost byonly te votes

Low beat Sbepard ta Manhattan andthe Bronx by tMI ran dead ofSbenard te Brooklyn XJ3 His ptttralRyin Ricbmond was 771 The great vote forLow IP Manhattan ami the Bronx te ahar blow for Tammany These twoImraogk constituting New York countyusanlly Kin a normal Tammany majority of feet t MMH

Tile ynstontete captured every IMportant aMce in the city Croker had claimedNew York county by at least 4MH andhe lost It together with all the othercowttfe except Queens where Ute localcciaHtlons prevented Fusion at the verybeginning of the campaign But when-

ever Tammany succeeded to saving a can-

didate U wee by trittlng pluralitiesTbe treat antiTammany vote in New

York county enabled the Republicans togate three assemblymen Tammany elect-

ing enly twentyfive of the thirtyliveOne of the most interesting and re-

markable features of the election was thefact Unit Justice Jerome the Fusion can-

didate for District Attorney in New Yorkcounty and the yuan who wee marked byTammany for slaughter ran 3J6S votesaMM sf Low Hi total vote wee KS tt-

1MW for Urger bin Tammanyrive

Femes Fttafon candidate for Presidentof Ua Iteard of Aldermen had a plurality air it ta Manhattan and the Bronx

1OM S vote to B17SI for VanHo S n Hoesen ran bebted tickct 47 T and Fomee ran behind only Kl-

Tl pUH kie ta MaabattaN and theraax f the three Fusion candidates on

tIN city ticket completed are as follows

i Qt Grout 14681 and Fornes SM4

Haw well Democrats sapoorted FusionJoXaabattan borough to seen by the factthat Cantor for borough prewtdent reeeKnnl a plurality of W4SK Cantor was

by the Ofeater 3 w Tork Dnnocraey ofwhich John C Sbeehan is leader Can-tors fun vote was 139a against 1 8237for From me

Tammany carried Bronx Borough hy aplurality of 14 v for Haffen for boroughprosMent Hn fen rrceived VtJHt votes to

tot WeHMThe Fasten candidate for presMent of

the Brooklyn Borough Swanstrom re-ceived MMM votes a plurality of 1XWover Urteg

In Richmond Borottah CromwMI FusioncandMsie for president received 1st phi

i elected DemocraticcamiMaCt for presMent by 3JK plurality

Tammany elected all six coroners taManhattan cod the Bronx Queens electedtwo Fusion Coroners Richmond electedone Democratic and out Fusion coroner

The overwhelming defeat of Van Wyekfor the Supreme Court beach was due tohis connection with the Ice Trust which

attempted to monopoltee the city supplyand t the antagonism of the Bar Asso-ciation which publicly denounced him astaiissJeiniiirty unit for the oOfceFour good men have been sent to the

Supreme Court bench They are M JOBrien who ran on both tickets J ABlanchard J P Clarke and SamuelOtcenbaum

The defeat of Tammany to one of theworst it has suffered in its history It isdrives out of the city and county officeand many political reputations and

go down to oblivion in its Themon of the organization who will sufferby this defeat are today intensely bitter

The rank and Ale as welt as the districtleaner of Tammany say that Crokershun Is to blame for defeat It is alsoopenly threatened that unless he retireswhen the committees meet ta Decemberto reorganize his name will be droppedfrom membership which would be equiv-

alent to forcible expulsionTIle practical politicians of Tammany

today say frankly enough that publicoptaioa would no longer tolerate Deverylees by which is meant the career of Wil-

liam S Devery as deputy police commis-sioner and could not endure the attemptto put Van Wyek on the bench of theSupreme Court but Croker put them intopower and sustained them against theprotest of the best politicians ta the organisation He has lived in England untilbe to no longer in touch with publictlment la tbte city Ftw nun In the organteation dared to tell him the truthand those who spoke plainly were rebuff-ed The men who nattered him were thefavored and today every practical poli-

tician ta Tammany says that Croker aloneis respocMMe for the crushing defeat ofyesterday

running further behind hte ticket thanany other man ever nominated for otnceby Tammany In IMS when Mayor VanWyek removed two Republican policecoin inlsslns era in order to pave the wayfor tbe elevation of Devery to the elliotof chief of police he made a speech InIda sMIce predicting that when he ranfor Jadietal ofnee be would be eIected byn 9 majority Instead he ran tar behind hto ticket and was snowed under by

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lies dominated by Hugh Mclaughlinwill tar two years June no patronage inthe city or the borough

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only trouble ahead for the next two yearsThe organisation will not only be withoutpatronage hut will be powerless In thenext State convention The CrokerMc-IjiufthlinMurphy combination that wasta mroi of Ute Demoeiatlc State ComnUtUe crumbled like a house of cards inthe detest of ycnierday It lit predictedtbat DVM B Hill will promptly resumethe JSiaU leadership of the party and willcontrol the next State convention

TOPEKA Ka Nw Republi-cans were generally successful through-out Kansas yesterday The elections werefor county eommlssionrrs and minor of-

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Srnator Platt mine to Washington lastnight t ittend the wedding of GeneralCorbin today He is highly pleased withthe result of the elcetlon in New Yorkand although not jurprised that Lowwon th Senator save that be had noidea the majority would be so large

organization of Greater New Yorkhe saM It came to the beto of theLord against the mighty with a greatsolid phalanx of votes

Asked cs to the cause of the politicalupheaval the Senator said

In a word Croker by the arbitrary useof the great power conferred upon hintfour years ago aroused the people torighteous anger His Insistence upon Uteretention of Dtvery hia insistence thatnone except his own followers and hench-men should be giVeR office and bbs manyother impolitic actions brought about Msdownfall and that of the organizationof which he head Crofcer admhilntratior gave no incentive or expec-tation of anything to hewas a Croker Democrat It aroused thepeople to wrath end when the people arearoused something is sure to happenThe election demonstrates the great in-dependence of the of New Yorkwhen once they are thoroughly arousedand in this connection too much praisecannot be given the prom of Greater NewYork that almost without exceptiongave a splendid aid to the cause of

I believe Seth Low will glee to thepeople a good honest businesslike ad-ministration and if he does this sail isjudicious in the disposal of th patronage-it ought to be possible to keep TammanyHan out of power for a longer period thantwo years

1 have no doubt that had Mr Shrpardbeen elected he would have removedDevery ami cleared out the objec-tionable Tammany officials I jo notthink he would have been a tool of CrokerBut the tact that he allowed himself toaccept a nomination front Croker con-demned hai with the people

I have no doubt that Mr Low willtreat the Republican organisation fairlyThe Republican leaders sir assured me a

ago that they would pull true forLow and they did

Senator Platt was asked what hethought of Mr Jeromes attack upon himin his speech at Iakvilte last night OI dont care anything about him repliedthe Senator contemptuously I dontwant to talk about it

MB LOW DELIGHTED-

The 3InyurICI K JH a Trip to

NEW YORK Nov C Seth Low was upearly this morning and In a very happyframe of mind When seen at Us3N East Sixtyfourth Street be said Iam naturally very much delighted withthe result It could not have been expect-ed that th result could have been other-wise I am especially delighted with theelection of Justice Jerome lie agallant fight and he deserves Ute successhe has won New York has a mag-nificent showing

Asked regarding his health he saidI feel splendid I have suffered no ill

eXerts from my week in the campaignXr Low said that h would give out aformal statement later in the day

Mr Low arranged to leave for GreatHarrington Mass at 3 oclock this after-noon accompanied by Mm Low He ex-pects to return on Tuesday Next hut MMplans are not yet definitely decided liehad a doien visitors this morning before9 oclock

Of the scores of telegrams and cablemessages of congratulation Mr Low tinsbeen able to answer only a few Theycame front all parts of the country fromCanada and England The following tele-gram was received from the President mWashington

1 congratutetQ the city even moretriumph of the forces

THBODORE ROOSEVELT

ME CHOKER PERTURBEDThe Tniiitittiiiy ciitlvr ItcfiiH-

DixMi K lila Future CourseNEW YORK Nov C Richard Croker

when seen at the Democratic Club thismorning appeared to I very angry overthe reports that he night formallyabdicated the leadership of TammanyHalt in favor of John F CarrolL lie saidthat the newspapers had not reported himcorrectly and that the words which wereattributed to latin were not uttered byMm

No conversation took place said MrCroker with some asperity It is truethat I went across t Enms restaurantin company with Senator Sullivan andsome others after we saw that the re-

turns had geese against as hot I saidnothing about abdicating I reZone to saywhat was the subject of our conversa-tion

Is It true Unit you intend to returnto England soon and to renaia therehe was asked

I refuse to reply to saclt questionsWhat do you think of the result of the

election rI have nothing mac to say about Ute

election AN I wtok to My I said lastnight

Then you are sot solas la give tpthe leadership of Tammany JJmm are

I have nothing further to say for publibation

THE NEW YORK STATE RESULTn i iibliciiu Sure of nt I IIH Xinvty

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lBINGHAMTON X Y Nov CTheChairman of the State R publican Com-mittee George W Dunn when Interviewrd in regard to the sweeping victory forthe fusion ticket in New York and theAssembly results throughout the State

It is a glorious victory one thatwill completely overwhelm Tammany la-the matter of Assembly elections It iahard to say anything at present In viewof the Incomplete returns I have here-a telegram which states that Erastus CKnight has been elected Mayor of theDemocratic city of Buffalo by major-ity and that we have carried six of theAssembly districts in that city when weonly counted upon three Gains of thiskind teem to have been made all overthe State and in the rural districts theparty and the people have seemed to be inaccord with Governor OdeUs wise policyand have shown their appreciation of hiseffort in their behalf by electing strongRepublican majority in the Assembly

We were sure of electing Ml hut frompresent indications we have electednearer 100 Republican Assemblymen

TIme llemilt In IloclicxterROCHESTER Nov lRodenbeck Re-

publican was chosen Mayor f this cityby seventysix plurality winning hi themost acrimonious municipal campaignever wa d here The Republicans re-gain control of the council 11 to9 and of the board of supervisor by 3to JC-

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THE RESET IN MARYLAND

Incomplete Ketivms Indicate aDemocratic Victory

Seven Precincts Yet to lie HeardVvttw Kcsrlfilalnrc Prnlintill SRfo ItCHHlillcaiiM Slake n-

CICHH Sivcc in City of IlaltiHiorvBALTIMORE Nov ilie new Kloc

tion law passed at the special session ofthe Legislature has delayed the count onthe State election so that at noon todayall precincts were not to Seven werestill to be heard from

Reports indicate that Ute State te Dem-

ocratic and that the Democrats wfB havea clean working majority Joint ballotin the Legislature in which event exSenator Arthur P Gorman wilt be returnedto the United States Senate to aocee4Mr Wellington

The estimate saw to Democratic dele-gates elected Remiblicans M

Democratic Senators elected Repob-ncats X This leaves lime Senators andseven delegates In doubt There are tenholdover Democratic Senators and threeRepublicans

The Republicans made a dean sweep tathis city They carried it for State Comp-troller and Clerk of the Court of Appealsby tbout They elected the city courtclerks and surveyor

The Democrats elected George Warfleldfor sheriff over Sam Davis by 5 TheRepublican elected sixteen out of theeighteen to the General Assem-My fnm this city and may have theother two when the returns are complete

BEI AIR Md Nov t A full vote waspolled throughout Harford county Bothparties lost OR defective ballots the Republicans suffering the heaviest loss Thevote on the constitutional amendment isvery light and te about evenly dividedThe returns point to the election of theentire Democratic ticket The majoritywill approximate 5W The State ticketwill have a majority of about the aame-

KLL1COTT CITY Md Nov Re-turns from Howard county Indicate aDemocratic plurality of 275 The Demoeiatic Legislative ticket is apparentlyelected by 3 and William 11 Thomasfor judge will get a many or more votes

FREDERICK Md Nov CThe cItetiou passed off very quietly and peacefullyin Frederick city and county In Fred-erick city out of a registered vote ofthere was polled 256 This ratio obtained throughout the county

The Republicans had rooms te theneighborhood of each precinct and

the negroes were allowed to go tothe polls they were taken into the roomand required to mark their ballots to showthat they were competent It Is claim-ed that they were fairly successful Beforethey allowed them to go however theywee all required to make out severalballots

A number of prominent citins destroy-ed their first ballot and had to be forn

tiered many iHterates ballots will bethrown out

Republicans data that they havecarried Frederick county toy 3ui-

ClTtfBERLAND Md Nov C Therewere heavy Democratic gains te Alleganycounty It to believed that the Demo-cratic Senator Delegates leek andcounty commissioners have been elect

SNOW HILL Md Nov theJudgment of Governor Smith Worcesterhas given an unusually large Democraticmajority

U1DGJSLY Md Nov Tile indica-tions are in favor of the electionof the entire Democratic ticket in Caro-lina rounty-

ROCKVILI E M1 Nov Montgom-ery county lane gone Therewas a large number of sta athomes ande Itgures are not yet accurately known

ANNAPOLIS Md Nov Dr WashIgloo G Tuck chairman of the AnneAruniel Republican Central Committeesays Anne Arundel has gone Democraticby a large plurality

HAGKKSiOVVX Md Nov t In allportability Washington will givethe JtepubllcanB about majority TheI roocrat are honerut B Franktheir cannidate for sheriff whoran considerably ahead of his ticket willbe

OAKLAND Md Nov tThe electionin Garrett county was quiet The vote

the lightest in years TheH ublKan plurality is between IOta and

PAGAN DEFEATS SMITHKluvtetl Mayor of fcrjicy City 1 y

About SOO VoteJERSEY CITY N J Nov fcMark M

Fagan has been elected Mayor of JerseyCity by a majority of about SW votes Hedefeated George T Smith Eastern Agentof the Pennsylvania Railroad Company

Mr Fagan has proved unique as a cam-paigner Ills methods have been abso-lutely novel From the morning followinghis nomination October 19 until midnighton Monday he spent his days and nightsin conducting a personal canvass Hewould start out early ta the morning andmapping out a section of the city wouldcanvass It systematically and talk withas many men as he could meet lIe wouldenter stores and with the permission ofemployers would enter workshops andfactories and talk with the men lIecovered the principal factories the railroad yards and the docks He asked noman to vote for him but he talked to allon the issues at stake in the campaignand merely asked that the voters conHider well the quallncatlons of tint two

and as they thought bestfor the interests if the taxpayers

SURPRISES IN CONNECTICUT

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NEW HAVEN Conn Nov C Returnsfrom all tine towrn in the State were re-ceived today and it was learcod that ofthe M la the State 1st chose Republicandelfg tes to the State CorsUtutionsI Con-vention 41 selected Democrats and 14

selected Citizen and nonpartisan cameldates

There were three surprises In Waterbury W Kellogg Republicanwho for ninny years has repeatedly fath-ered all attempts to revise the constitu-tion was defeated by his Democratic opimnent and thus deprived of participation-in the working out of the new constitu-tion which he has so persistently held tobe necessary

In Anrotiia a Democrat defeated Chart sKrocker the Republican National

C mmitt eman for Connecticut while inIlridgeport Dankl DavenportAilei W Paige one of the most widelykiowa of the Republican leaders in Falrttfld county Two cities of the State AaM nla and IJrWgcport weld elections andriirprtses developed in both eases In AK-Konla Stephen Charters candidate of the

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RICHMOND Va Nov Advices re-

ceived at the bpttdqnrtent of the StateDemocratic Committee ia this city todayshow that the Democrato have carriedthe State by no smaller majority thanthat indicated in the statement given outby the committees chairman J Tayicr-Kllyson late last night Montagues ma-jority will not be less than MJW and mayreach the 460W mark

Richmond was today the seat of con-viviality and enthucmssx growing out ofyesterdays election Mr Montague theGovernorelect lied a public reception inhis offices in the State Library Buildingthroughout the morwtea He to the pres-ent Attcrncy General of Virginia and isone of the few mea m this State whohave ascended from that once to thatGovernor Mr Montaaiw remarked to-day that his majority over Tire was evenlarger than he hail expected it would be

It is claimed several Cities and eouatie that the negroes not vote

for the reason Utat they believedtheir ballets would nC he counted Es-pecially is this claimed m Appomattoxand the counties nomi msjg what hiknown s the Black Belt IN PetersburgMontague polled 1318 votes while therewere cast for Hogs KL Tim city of Pe-tersburg and DtawWdie cwuaty elected tothe General Assembly W B Mcllwainefor the Senate and R B Davis and C TLaaeiter Democrats for tile House Dinwiddie county also U the HouseA M Morgan DemocrtC whose majorityis about 5W

Colonel Hoge the Ke aUlican nomineefor Governor had claimWI that be wouldcarry the city and county of Roanoke inwhich city he had resided for many yearsbut he failed to do so by HO votes Alex-andria In which city lIege recently made-a stirring speech incrimtnatHtg the Demo-cratic party in Virginia gave Montaguea majorty of 7 In Cutpeper MadisonOrange and Rappahanaoelc counties theDemocratic ticket was elected toy a largemajority although there Was a slight re-

duction of the vote in of thein the latter county

A peculiar feature in withthe election in Prince Edw rd county thehome of exGovernor Hef enney wasthe absence 01 the nearo lenin the pollsPrince Edward i in the heart of the BlackBelt Orange county gave the Democrat-ic ticket a mtiHrfity of whileeven Wlnchetrt went Democratic by asafe majority le pite the urge ailingoff in the

It has teamed today that liegesmajority in Rockingham i aiy is teasthan SO This Bounty lain m Republi-can stronghold At theseat of the Inlversity of JTMrsAiia thereappears to be a decreawd Democraticmajority Montague carrW tke vlty by28 as compared with 3 T ler fouryears ago ThIs i nrroqnMif ter by rea-son of an interest and rnthnsiama among the negroes tide place tovote the Republican ticket

The most signal fact ia connection withthe Virginia election of is thatMontague carried his own b a ma-jority of lflM out of a total Tote of 1WAt Lyncbburg the DemocrAa won by 812majority while at XeWM ri vWws Mon-tague had a ma jot Ity of Ss R pub-licans succeeded in carryMkr ockhrktgeand Buena Vista State Kgintalive tickets by a iaJortay of 100 Twodisturbances occurred Wefcllriage yes-terday in which three men JBBSC injurednone seriously however smnandoahwith several precincts to fed heard fromhas given hinge a Sf 75S while mSuffolk the Democratic btthan for many years The rat In WeM

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THE FUSIOlflSTSDBiREIATED-

PH1IADEIPHIA Nov R formrsin this city are obliged tn seek coM olatim in rtadingr the repeats vo4 inNew York In Philadelphia Fusiontetswere defeated by majurtti from250W to and in the Ifitte at Urgethe Republican ticket w stfcrough hyabout the game majorities The Demo-cratic party practically Hs i d fromthe State and city In Pfctfajetpfcia theDemocrats only polled 70 K of the2C W votes cast The iiwemt In theelection is shown by the l that thetotal vote in this city aM greaterthan ever before even ia sylr mti ciitialyear

The Fusion newrpafwrt jisjtlsaate that3SMO illegal votes were t tL hi PMadlelphia They declare that JK i Jetton wasa carnival of fraud

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majority an Increase in riaaX numbersof more than h reoei f two yearsago Republican gains are in ev-ery county in the State wMi the excep-tion of Franklin Demo-cratic counties an Mercer 4etby andSeneca Joined in the story Democraticlosses and every county Ajanved doubt-ful as to legislative has Joinedthe Republican column TlnVjaaJority onJoint ballot will not be ilk than nftyvotes thus insuring the ittum of Sena-tor J B Foraker The Detawfratie chair-man Mr Dougherty lssue a statementconceding the reelection oCXasfc by notless than 5MOO majority

The Republican majority in Hamiltoncounty te above the 1O mark in spiteof the claim that Nash w M be badlycut on account of hi attKsMte on theprteenght iue ti n and entire Re-publican legislative ticket tb tins even-a larger majority In Luoatr eonnty an-other supposed core tfar UoverncrNash the Republicans won 2i ah carry-Ing the county and the entftr Midstetivcticket In Cuy hosa county t e Demo-crats have elected the eat legislativeticket Inlvenwl und Uraw Republicangains are the story of the cov-ering every Section of the wherecauses contributed t the emorulhtatkm

ELECTED TO CONGRESS

Charles 1 Kimni ln the Tiren-tyruiirth AVW York IlKirlv

WATERTOWN N Y NoW CharlesU Knapp Republican of Lswvllle 1

elected Representative ta the Twentyfourth Congressional dlstrtet 0ver ColW II Powell Democrat by the usualRepublican majority of the Matrfct

James F Pappa ItewubMcan to electedmayor of this city by a majority of 222over Robert Landing Democrat after oneof the most hotly contested campaigns forthe mayoralty ever cond thiscity Mr Pappa aiutMrned mayoraltyupon the death of WIther f Porter lastMay

A DEMOCRATIC VICTORY

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ELIZABETH N J Nov lPatrickJ Ryan Ute Democratic candidate hasbeen electeu mayor of this city hy a plurality of 7S2 The council will re-

main Democratic y H to IsDr Victor RcanfcUcsn was

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The President today received a largenumber of callers who visited tbe WhitRouse to congratulate him on the resultsof yesterdays election To all Mr Roose-velt expressed his satIsfaction over thegeneral Republican victories throughouttbe country He was especially gratMed-

at the of election ta New YorkTIle President left tile White Hanae at

a few minutes before K t attend Ute Cr-binPatten wedding

Senator Depew was among Ute earlycallers at the White house today Heexchanged congratulations with tile Pres-ident upon the great Fnahm victory taYew York Senator Depew saM tbat be-

came to Wanwingtoa to attend the CorMnPatteit wedding The Senator addedthat the result of tile election ia GreaterNew York yesterday could not be re-

garded as a potttleal victory bat was theoverthrow f misrule by forces whichhave been gatbering for years

It was Senator Depews opinion thatnearly all of the members of be policeand fire departments of New York votedthe Democratic ticket on account of thecoercion or persecution of the rank andlilt by tile petty BBIctia those higherin authority

One thing which contributed largelyto the Fume triumph said Senator Depew was the revelation made by theCommittee of Fifteen which exposed Utecrooked method of the city administra-tion to an extent acre r before known tahistory Then there was another revoltbecause favorites secured MOt tile citywork There was practically tried Allthe good things went to a single architect-or a single builder The campaign wascomparatively cheap when the results at-tained are eonnkkred the womenraised fund for the siwort of the Fusion

Joseph H Cboate tile StatesAmbassador to Great Britain and Secre-tary Hay were the Presidents guests atluncheon today Afterward these

conferred with the President for aconsiderable time presumably In regard-to the Isthmian canal treaty

Senator Platt of New York will prob-ably confer with the President tonightwith regard to Federal appointments in-

stated that be would net consider theInited States appointments until afterthe election It to understood that he isnow ready to give the matter attention

Governor Stone of PVnncylvaate paidhis respects to President Roosevelt thicmorning and conversed with him aboutthe election The result te Philadelphiaand Pennnylvaaia wa expected untilGovernor Stone who appearedgratified The city PbUadetpsJhi teji-wellgoverned rity and the Keyatoa C sn7-

moawealtb is a wellgoverred tAte andthe people of the State know H

More ships now being built in thiscountry than ever before said SenatorFoster of Washington as be left theWhite Hacse today I aotit krjov thatthere wIll necessarily be seat for employascnt of the subsidy Idea

Senator Foster wW be vtroalincnil iden-tified with the shipping bttt trgtebuion atthe coming session of CongrcitK It helor advocate a subsidy sthtme it will

be in ties form of a bill provMitis for cargotonnage bounties which Till receive hissupport

Two aonreservatten Navajo Indiansfrom Arizona were presented to the Pres-ident teday by W R Johnson an Indianmissionary Their names are TeetCaecNetal SLd DanaWasa

David J Leahy of Raton N M a for-mer oaVer of the Rough Riders calledon the President this morning and encloned the candidacy of Governor Oterofor reappoiatment as Territorial Gov-ernor of New Mexico

Representative Growvenor and 3Warren Keller of Ohio called at tbeWhite House today to ray their respectsto the President Generals Gruevenor andKeifer were Jubilant over result ofyesterdays elections ta the BuckeyeState

Among others who called at theHouse today were Senator Pritcbard ofNorth Carolina Charles Bryan ofIllinois and Representative JonesWashington

A3T EKOR1COTJS PLURALITY

DES MOINES la Nov Late citethan returns snow that Iowa went Re-publican yesterday by the highest plurali-ty in the history of tile State probably

0 This was in the face of a lightvote

A B Cwwmtos and the entire Stateticket was elected The State Legislature-is overwhelmingly Republican in bothbranches

The State ticket elected Is as followsGovernor Albert B Cummins LieutenantGovernor John Herriott Supreme Judge-S M Weaver Railroad Oommbndomr-E C Brown Superiiittndent of SchoolsR C Barrett

THE ELECTION IN UTAH

IleinililitHHH AlulorloiiH AH Prin-cljial Iolnto In the State

SALT LAKE CITY Utah Nov CTboentire Republican ticket in this city bead-ed by Ezra Thompson for mayor waselected yesterday by majorities of fromM to 151

Throughout the State the Republicanswere victorious at all rincipal points

THE DOWNFALL OF CROKER

Ills Political llcfcat CHHMC liHthtiM-iaMii In Ioutloii

LONDON Nov Th news of the de

mild sensation among tbe Englishmen in14 nd n where the gigantic nature ofthe Tammany nan organisation is onyfaintly uitdertttootl outside of newspapercirclesFarseeing people are inclined to

New York on the removal ofthe Old Man of the S a Interest inthe however Is gra lnally growingand the evening papers give considerableprominence to the rtsult

LONDON Nov In court today SirFrederick George Milner was awarded averdict of and costs against theMessrs Lumtey the auctioneerf let

Ms to a Mm Brady withoutmaktag certain eiHiuiries as to her

The afterward natiaedSir Frederick that Bmdy had teasedthe house with the object of introducingtwo wealthy Americans to society

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State DcpartmeHt X tIHe4 That theUnit In Ilwarly JCxfteeteti

The State Department has received afrom K H Conger Minister to

China conftrmtag the repc t that Lt Hsms-Cmug to dying and that ie end to ex-

pected every barrThe oMMat despatches fir several

have reported U Ifang Clt ag aa-

ly Ml with trouble hoc not MMthis morning was there any weBfomMl4 belief that he would not recover Mr

Congers despatch shows that a suddenchange for the worse has taken place

THE SULTAX DBFIAXT

Not AVllllHsr to Yield IH All Pointsthe French

PARIS Nov t Through curvespcndent at Vienna the Echo d Parishas learned that the Sultan presided ureathe sexdon of the Turkish Council whichwas held on Monday The Vienna corre-spondents advice from Constantinoplestate that It Is considered certain in oM-

efati circle there that the Snttaa will notgive satisfaction on all the potato de-manded by the French t-

It to Mated that Abdul Unsaid wiltto give guarantees for the paymewt

rind and wilt also that X ConMans the former Frencli Ambassador toTwit y shall sot return to Constanti-nople

A Toulon despatch to the Maim saysthe French Mediterranean squadron

the Levant whither Admiral CaJnardTssquadron has gone at the shortest no-tice

MR BRODRICK REPLIES-

An ISxiilanatloa of the AfrleaDetention CHIIIII

LONDON Bmtrtefc Sec-retary of War writing to the Bishop ofRochester In regard to the mortality tathe refugee camps in South Africa statestbat certain recommendations of the La-dies Conmttesten which was Wilt there toInvestigate tbe matter have been adoptedMr Broarfck say the teas of life has beenmainly due to enema Incident to the warMany families were Hidad and snort offood before they came in and unableto combat disease when they were at-tacked

thing possible Js being done for tbe reInsecure the

citationwhen a small number of d prate menare sparing no means to rvwd r it unhabitable

TO DBH OUNCE THE BRITISH

Cull UH H L Hhera n Clersry 4 t

COLOGNE Nov t At n nureb confer

decided to eaU apcn the entire Luthera-eiergy to the of theBritish in South AfekA and the alanderoue utterances of Chamberlain the British Colonial rcr ary te-

t 0e

similar actloti

The White Star IlH r fHke HerPastett URn

NKW YORK The great White

from Uverpool sitS Qwe nat wn havingmade the run acr in the b tit tim Usesteamer ever made ftnt 4x ivlfc tihours and lIly mmutrA tier darw re 7 9K 4M C 31 MX raid 9Mtotal distance 27H knots Her speedyrun was without avail for a tier arrivalat Quarantine Dr XMty detained theship in order to clearly inspect the crewand steerage passengers because of theexistence of bubonic plague at Uvern L

The New York Central RailroadR CaOoway met the UcvaMc at Qnmr

amine and took off W K VaaderbtU andhis friend W S Ilort TIM steamer willprobably be released hetare noonHon Mm George KeiH l on tileOceanic because r husband K iii ofscarlet fever Among the other passen-gers were Right lion the Karl f Aibemerle August BeLmont AlexanderBrown Robert H Senor DonSegundo Mei lex ftlr harks KMH andGeorge W Smailey

AN ACCIDENT AT RICHMOND

Men Fatally ori by H Fall

RICHMOND Va v LancMandPaterson William Johnson and two eelseed men were b n th a taPingceaffold at the building the VirginIaCarolina Chemical Company this morning

Mr Paterson and Mr hay s reeetvedfractures of the skull and cannot recover

The colored men had I gs and armsbroken

WILLIAMS INQUEST TOMORROW

Date of the Late llttok MerchantFuneral Aot let Ifixcd

The re iue t in the laM of Ablert KWilliams who was killed by a car on theMetropolitan line at the corner of Ninthand K Streets tawt night winbe held tomorrow morning at 11

at the New Jersey Avenue police stationBy permission of the Coroner the bodywas this morning removed to the

establishment of Course V WiseSJM U Street northwest where It wasprepared for burial

Funeral arrangement have not as yetbeen completed bwt it i likely that thefuneral will take place Friday from thelate residence of Mr Williama bill TenthStreet northwest Mr Williams was sixtyf teht years of age and years hadbeen one of the most prominent heeLmerchants in the city

THE SHOOTING JT7STIPIABLE-

liiK of a Nasal HoardSecretary Long has approved the find-

ing of the board appointed to enquire intothe shooting of Seaman Mineran escaping by Private Kdwardr Hurley United States Marine Carpswhich occurred OH the OM Dominsna Linewharf New York on September JR heldlug that the killing of Miner was justi-fiable homicide

Hurley who baa beei under ImprisonMeat at Norfolk will b released by or-der of the Secretary of the Navy

WON BY THE REPUBLICANS

They Curry Colorado by 9imtll M-ajority

DENVER CoL Nov Late electionreturns show that Colorado as a wholehas gone Republican by a small majorityalthough several of contain-ing big are Democratic

Arapahoe county Is pruiMbty 3M Demo-cratic Teller county te Pemocratle bya small plurality Pueblo Kl Paso andLake eountie are safely Republican

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the Commander of the PlytnK-S t a Ir n Did III Duty JSttcotlvcly-ami C itherlneSarcasm for LIeutenant Ilrlxtwl

tke Court of Enquiry It wnw a re-

markable iJuss finvectal andlogical Heattends by the Oovrt amt a ecwwA-

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time the Court nwjswrned for a1 oclock and

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beginning where be bad aUpp id ynt rday afternoon taking an ainia 9 M-

m the preceptHonor for the Brooklyn-

In discussing the of tbe Broaf-clyas tern he said

ing south are aU mocmsbrm baa beeshere untqaJvotsliy that nbe want

south Of course she went smaSh JUmr-cooM it be otherwise whoa was laUte conrse cf her turn

Now then tile battle to on TbBrooklyn steaming toward the enemyto hWMen from her own friends by a saMof smoke Here are four of Ute enemyships attempting to sink our great embv-cn But fortunately the Spaniards knewnat low to shoot It was urovMuatmlHad they known how to snoot Cammsilarj-SchKy would not now be before a te this

He would aot have lived to teU thislie would bate died on the

God There was no apparent support K

at this time Suddenly through tbatwall of smoke there appeared the whitebows of a ship A little Utter the sateherself appears Then tbe wvrate Mugfront mouth That to theGod bless her Ah well could these galtent nmttors have said GodOregon

the witnesses here all tellstory about this turn What is tile sane fdiseaasing such testimony as thatIs a unanimity of testimony from Use menwho saw what Brooklyn did that daylbs man who Hd not know the moa wisebad that of smoke between them andtbe Brooklyn have made suggestions ae-

eratser There to one thing to which mylearned friend on the other aide baa m

and that is the writing of thelyns log The man wrote Itit here before MS In exactly theorm be lIBel written It How can Captainnkytar or Captain anybody else who wasfive miles away tell as what the Stashlyn did How futile It Is to get oMninto swear who

baa worn that one of the Saanteb na-tatea hint it was the parnant nf Ae-

TAc M Attttn Cellaqw2 aw ossnta the safcjtct of 0w-

sy batwreea the naimaisnj-Hodgson I really feel ashamedanything about tt I believe as tilemodore has said that hfr Hodavon MssMeant to tell the truth But he ha laida different story every time be baned his mouth In co

tbe reported colloquy Heq Hrocally that it did not oecav If It

ROt occur then what to tIM amaking a detailed denial He saya It 4Unot occur That conversation neverhave occurred If It bad Hodgaoa irnulilhave gone down front the bring ta thehatches on the instant

I do not know how thisa story of a colloquy between a

ate executiverelation to the f tbe Tyon will read the log of the captain afthat ship and his public statementsall questions you will come to taw

that there was only uton that day I mean

the bow off another ana raked nnVaYou would naturally suppose tbat a

everyone of them Yea ItesMwas danger of a collision The captainsown statement shows that there wasget of a collision Captain Clark teattttotlto that The Iowa came near runnig Intothe Texas

Continuing Captain Parker brought outa new thought tending to show that Itwas in reality the Iowa Instead of tkeBrooklyn which came near colttdtag wWithe Texas and he said tile only way IfcJcould account for Hodgsons

this matter was that te an the teKc

two incidents mixed He thenthe testimony of Admiral Evans shuiuteithat that officer had said his navteatabbad called attention to the danger ofthe battle

In conclusion Captain Parker saidNow that brings me to the close and

have but one word more to

Admiral Schly You alt know whet Ris and what It has been There te not onman wi h the exception of thised Potts who contradict his ownIn respect to had tbe em

here and suggest one word to ttet-aertfanent of Admiral Schleys rhararttrWe know you know the country Iras urnwhat the character of Admiral Sebtey baabeen You know that devotion to denyhas been his guiding principle naaer acircumstances and everywhere and T

to say of what be said in dosing bteevidence about tIN officers and menhis command which of himself be ofcoarse could not say that on that nayyou were Impressed with the fact that bawith the oMeerii and men who were

in that struggle futaUed te lbsand noblest degree the

of the AmericanAs soon aa Captain Parker MIll

ed Contain Lrmly amnmnctil that MR-K yaer would follow

Mr RaynerN OpcntHKMr Rayner prefaced his renaatfks by

crt for making any argnsaeajfc atsaid be could not enlighten C

upon tile issues of tbe casethought he might lighten Utethe Court H until purpose ant baand would be to abide closely bysneciflcatlons ofsuch points as would the Court fromthe trouble of going over tbe greatof testimony in tbe case He paM n

rat to Mr Hanna upon thehe hud presented kin argvsaent

and expressed his thanks to the

with which he had treated te theease He said that they lead tonaarttntthe ease with Judicious impartiality liethen

that tdid that the speed was ten knotthink that settles it Attention has beencalled to the fact by my learned heatherthat the Iowa made tatter that shearrived at In snorter ttetefafter living Key Went than tha-wtnadrtir btt the Iowa went apanml tbnorthern coast of Cuba and Aitesteat-Schley encountered the oppoaMcof the Calf Stream

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