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Show -vnT'fctcc- iMMliiig-iiit:iua RESULT OE ELECTION M'CLELLAN DEFEATS LOW FOR MAYOR OF NEW YORK. Herrlck Defeats Tom Johnson In Ohio, and Hanna Will Do Returned to the Senate Result In the State of Utah. Tho result of tho elections In tho sovoral states brought many surprises, especially In Now York City, where It was confidently expected that Low, tho Fusion candidate, would havo nn easy vcltory, Instead of which It develops de-velops Hint tho Democratic candldato, George II. McClolIan, son of tho civil war veteran, was elected by n plurality plural-ity of nbout 70,000, dosplto tho fact that thcro was united against him nearly nil tho nowspnpors nnd practically prac-tically every minister of religion In tho city. This result bIiowb a tremendous tremen-dous chango of public sentiment since Mnyor Unv's election two years ago, when ho won by H1.C:)2. At that time ho carried nil tho boroughs but Queens, his plurality In Manhattan nnd the Bronx being 5,003; in Brooklyn, Brook-lyn, 2G.7C7, nnd In Richmond, 73C. Tuesday McClolIan carried Manhattan Manhat-tan and tho Bronx by nbout 58,000, n gain of 23,000; Brooklyn by 0,000, a gain of 31,000, nnd Queens by nbout 5,000, n gain of moro than 4,000. This makes a total not gain for McClolIan of about 10" 000, as compired with Shcpard's vote of two years ago. Low carried only one borough Richmond by nbout 200 votes. In Ohio Herrlck Is elected by tho largest majority over given a governor gov-ernor In the state. Senator Hanna will bo returned to the senate, tho lcglslaturo being overwhelmingly for llm. Massivchusetts gives Republicans Republi-cans 37,000 majority; Pennsylvania, 231,000; Iown, C0.000; Nohrabka, 10,-000; 10,-000; Colorado, 5,000. Now Jersey elects Republican legislature. Tho Democrats carry Maryland, Rhode Island nnd Kentucky. |