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i ot and Hobahea, Ito'itrrli a. ¦ i i / i /\Vrl"' rUVT ,n('itJ EOW Vork. Jeraey City To-rlay and to-morrow. falr, * rRK h ()>h LLM ^Hmm tim YOL LXXm..N* 24,401. with mmlrratp wrut wlnd». NEW-YORK, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, L013..12 PAGES. MITCHEL SWEEPS CITY BY ABOUT 110,000; REPUBLICANS REGAIN STATE ASSEMBLY ASSEMBLY IS SAFE; JOHN PURROY MITCHEL, MAYOR-ELECT. FUSION ELECTS JUDGES ALSO WIN ALL CITY TICKET Werner and Hiscock, Republl¬ Late Returns Indicate That Prendergast Gets Controllership by 20,000, can Candidates, Go Into Office Republicans Will Have 83, the Indications Are.McAneny's by Plurality Well Over Democrats 48 and Bull 20,000 Mark. Moose 19 at Albany. Plurality 40,000. PROGRESSIVES POOR THIRD BIG SHIFT IN SENTIMENT MARKS 15,000 OVER DARLINGTON Upstate Vote Overwhelms At- Present Assembly Consists of tempt of Murphy to Add 104 Democrats to 41 Re¬ Pounds and Mathewson Are Victorious in Brooklyn and Still Further to publicans and 4 Pro- Bronx.Connolly Wins in Queens and McCormack Strength in High gressives.Two Sen- Sheriff Tribunal. ators Gained. in Richmond.Grifenhagen by 1 Distriet. (.harles F. Murphy'a attempt to add The Aaaembly, at preaant heavily 5,000.Sulzer Sweeps atill further lo the Pemocratio strength Pemocr.it ie, will ba Republican next in the Court of Appcals failed lament- jrear. Tho lat.-st raturna Indlcated HOW NEW BOARD 0F ESTIMATE WILL BE DIVIDED abiy yeaterday, Judge Wllllam K. that the poiiticai complexlon would be: W.rntr and Judge Frank H. Hiscock, Republlcana. IS; Democrata, 18, and Fuaion. Vota. Damocratlc. Vota . 3 Jb-P'. blicans, being elected Chief Judge Progreaalvea It, Mayor .Mitchol Controller .Prendergast . 3 and Associate Judge, respectively. Tho preaenl Aaaembty cctialata of 104 41 and I Pro- President Board of Aldermen.McAneny . 3 The vote was overwhelmingly Democrata. Republlcana upstate ajreestveei. President Borough of Manhattan. Marks . 2 Kepublican, the Indications being that Tl*.* Republlcana elected Jamea B. President Borough of The Bronx. Mathewson . 1 UM candidates of that party were Toarner, Republican, Benator In tha President Borough of Brooklyn.Pounds . 2 Connolly . 1 .¦ of Queens. chosen by n plunility upward of If.OOO Duteheaa County .listrin t" auc Preaident Borough ... 1 I). who President Borough of Richmond- McCormack OVCf the Demovratio runners-up. FTnnklin Hoos.-v.-it, Democrat, i" ba come Aaatatanl Becre¬ rnakes the court new stand flve realgned 2 This of the B Total .14 and four Democrats, with tary Navy. Morrla Bheckfor, Kepublicans was elected in Th.- Bronx one vacancy among the designated Republican. m Bucceed J BttlwelL now ln judges IO ba filled by the Covernor. St.'phm a Mitchel was elected a plurality Judge Hand. of the federal bench, Sing Sing for abllcitlni bribe. John Purroy Mayor yesterday by While tho up-state countlefl in a f.-xv mada ¦ poor showing for chief ju'lge. about over Edward E. McCall, his opponent. notahio contributed to iho of 110.000 Tammany though running uhead of Judge Boa- Inatancea overtura ln tho most of tho Fusion the wherever the elements i.u>-y. th. r'rogressive candi.lat.- for BS- Aaaambly, swept city anti-Tammany work was done in Nea Vork .'ity. BOClfttC Judge. were and fusion control of the Board of Estimate, arhlch in tho Aeaembly has n.-t united. gained II was txpected last night that later preaenl a a of 14 2 for the Democrats. returns would add to the plurality uf singi.- Republican repreaentative with voting strength against The Tammany threw the candidates and make campalgn asainst and were both elected safe Repuhlican the dlatrleta bacli Prendergast McAneny by pluralities, their victory over tho Democratic normaiiy Republican into th* ir own roltimn, while in doubt¬ closest race of the fusion ticket nomi- ticket still more comp'ete. the Controller having the city thera was a Re- This court was intended to be as ful dlatrleta, arherever over fusion a inees. He won over Metz by about 20,000. McAneny's plurality nearly non-partisan as human institu- I.tihliran-ProKrossivo agalnat j man, that lu> kless indivld-' tions can be. and the fact that for some Tammany Goulden is upward of 54,000. tlme it has consisted of a big majorlty ] uai was defeated ih<- Oov¬ Marcus M. for Borough President of Manhat¬ of Democrats la thought to have of courae, William Bulaer, Marks, running raused. in ps.rt. the landalide for the ernor ousted from the Exerutiv.- Chani- tan, in Tammany's ov/n domain, won a fine uphill battle when he de¬ Judges. ber hy ivio Hisrh court of Impeav h Kepublican the ae- feated Dr. Thomas more than 15,000 votes. He The vote generally showed the Pro- ment, araa elected from 9th Darlington by cresslve party g<"dng back to the Re- aaanbly Dlatriel <>f n* w Toj* C5ounty. that substantial plurality after being 5,000 down on the of the bal¬ His opponeata conceded that rery early jreached publicat) party. An analysis with 111 election districts had 15,193 lota aiso ilaaaoMBlialial that in OraaflM in the day. early returns, and missing es-lvc vote dropped Early laat evenlng RepuMlcan Btate EHT Prosrr WINS County the FElDEt VICTORY votes his SULZER LAYS more than ' Id I. Walah. ot v .-iiii.lv yeaterda. in th<- ''.th Aeeetn- N.--.X Jerai j has had in ala r* and fusion, in Brook¬ on Late returna ahowed thal tha Mathewson. fusion, in The Bronx, Pounds, Its Members Will Now Turn *.* ti hbui g a a. hi t. and nol foi |j neti i, t ..f Nea» Tol li County. r Fielder, the Democratic can¬ ajreafc r city arould aend ¦> Bcore of jamea were but McCormack, Democrat, in Richmond, sur-! -..¦¦:¦ On .' popular entboalaam araa ihown lyn, elected, Murphy, Declares James Republlcana to the krwer brancfa <>f Ihe didate for Oovernor, aron by a plu- in 1,, ...,.., -. nai raor, and, In fact, tbe election waa mada everv one George Cromwell. the Republican, J. Martin. ..eKieiaturo, where last year that i irty of of IB.I.tea over E prised by defeating w,.-. '.¦'. nor Mai aachuw tta .. ...it ol famlly affair. Barly yeater mllty upward was elected in in had not one. Thla antl-Tammanj delo* el. cted a three-cornered fight. Connolly, Democrat, Queens. James J. Martin. a former leader to-daj h aboul W,<**J plurality. da> mornlns Mr. Suiz«-r's alda*clalmed Btokea, the Republican candidate ln th<- Rlcbard gation arlll be augmented by a doaen The net result makes the Board of Estimate fourteen to two in Tammany Hall days of tt better than bia cam- thal he would ».«-» two-thlrda ol Ihe choloe of Preal¬ and fusion membera The Walah even Mr. Fielder araa the rroker, whose right-hand man he WBB, Pi-ogreaelve '.''. ¦""'' whlle i enrolled in the division of its sixteen votes. th.- two manageiI | ou and lha campalgn araa favor of fusion has beistri.-t <,f L'VIBHI mornlng, New York and went fusion, accord-' When ask.-d what riugtaaanrn The .nt] place ror Oov- ihe baWoi boxi a, arere Impotenl The ac'.ual reaull arlll nol ba The county tickets in Kings the fusion tlcket. Chautauqua County, Bghl I aron lt, of - be- atout the election bi twi en 'hai l< Humiw r Blrd ,,, B_cc47Mmpliab na) di feal unUl about breakfaal Uma thla to the returns on Sheriff, which was taken as the bell-wether for Two DemocraUc membera ofCongreaa 'arnor ini known ing he sald: man and mlll owni r nnd Pro- auac the people had faltb ln WilU twr> were i.oth Democrata bualneaa nioi nlng. tickets. fusion, in New York, was elected \11 I want to say is about elected, repia.inj. nomlne*?, and Repreaent¬ Bulaer. apparently hav.- re- the county Grifenhagen, His stupid in the 18th Dlatrict Oeorge W, Loft Itreaalve party Tho Democrata In was 20.000 ahead. Bajrda -Hoss Murphy.' ative P. Qardner, the Repub "The rotera have nov condemnad talned eontn of the Houae of Aaaem¬ by upward of 15,000. Kings, Swasey running forclng the impcach- waa eJocted '" nn i^e vacanc) created Auguatua >.f rwdership. nls llcan eandWab, wi vi n cloao, i«"t Mr. Murphy, rOTeraed ihe Judsment bly. Thej hav.* elected twelve mem¬ In The Bronx. where the anti-Tammany vote was split by the have his party in hy the doath of Timothy I>. Sullivan, ,' ati.l «indl ona ln ment of Sulzer, ¦fHt n tui na al a late hour lo- l,. >hlfh "UM of lnfam. bera In Baaea, eleven In lludson. Democ- his an Kast Side Demoeratle leader known Incomplete ticket and the Republican-JefTersonian this state and have destroyed thal the Republlcana ,.,., ,| me b) the rerdlcl <>f the polla, three In Mlddleeea and two strr-.ight Progressive Now York as "HIk Tlin." The nlKh1 Indlcated Hunterdon, won down the tlcket in thla city. to all rival h a whleh, In ihe laal analyala, la the opln- m,.um..mh. making twenty-nine. alliance, Tammany appeared to have right line, It was loat to theli n< arty in llicy not count. varancy created hy the Bl pointtn.-nt of ..' ara abaolutely "McCall did f,..v votea OIB. lal n turna ma maha lon iruMiklnd, Warrea and Buaaea with a close race on over the county judgeship and the Sheriff's job. I mean. The re- Prancla Burton Harrieon aa Oovernor coBdemna m--." said wiii ba a aafe ma- M...hel-the people. ih. battle botwe. n them even mora .Mr. Murphy ¦ure.'ajo thal thera for Distriet won will be that Oeneral of the Phillpplnea waa fllled by 'an.l ..nb-rs bla high i-ourt houae Tha Benate Martin. Tammany candidate Attorney, easily; K. my opinlon. i,...... bul eacli la ao fai behind Walah Mr. Bulaer, porltj m the lower to walk the plank Ihe eleetlon of Ji.cob ll. (antor. ma from the Od*' with rdiaacea favorlng second, and Press, Progressive, third. Murphy wll! hav* thal they are really anowed under. ut Infamy' lo reenove is BtUI in doubt, Ten Eyck, Republican, coming I tvttwod t.. obey a majorlty of politlcally. Oovi raor Poaa, the thr.-.- Umea arrn crnorablp becauoa Democratk control by ONLY CONSOLATION. .Th.iv will i.c more oppoaltion to him becauaa i ntvmod to atga BRONX TAMMANY'S PRISONS ABROAD n,.,- M ;, [.. tn... rat, arho U mpted tale hia orders, one. Hall after to-morrow TO SEE 1 refuaed (.. ba atlllvUle, the bl iH.rimany for th< fourth tlme aa an Independent, i.is t^alation, bacaowa Mr rieldet carrled same held the ticket in the new been on this Kledion I refuaed to and arlll The line-up good throughout taan tban haa Who Tried Oonvict t all partlea and all or- diahoneat, becauaa protect bomai city of Mr. Btokea, prob¬ a men who voted Osborne, repudiated I refusi-d tO Van Doren, candidate for County Judge. had Day. I mean that the au ratawet Ignored by <<¦. hla gral't.is. and because ably carry the countr ol Cumbarland county. Tammany wlll be against Sails on Tour. ganiaatlona of tbe rahow- Later for' bla tlcket to-day Life, and hia vote I" eatlmated al nol bo ¦ party to tbe further lootlng becauae of the aurprlalngly gi'.jd hard and close fight with Gibbs. the Republican-JefTersonian. I have talked to hun- Th.irrms Motl Osborne. chaitman of votera wlth the facta tho Theaa him to-morrow. more than 20,000. stat.-. No one familiar ing made by Progreaalvea with sixteen election districts would stand by th- New York State PllaOfl U.-torm milCh from returns showed Gibbs leading by 344, cireds wbo said they this recelved laat year for Lleu- wlll dOUbt this ussertlm.. votea taken away Btokea betped but would Commisslon. saib-d for Uverpool Walah 'hlnh court of tha normal Demd- him through the election. Cunard Hner i.usltania Oovernor aboul 192,000 votea "Krnm Mr. Murphy's Pielder, who polled missing. Hall after election.* mornlng on the itenant eewt bava Tammany of weeks in l.urop.- durlng an.i a few thouaand m-.r.-. The Infamy I bppbb! to tba btfber cratlc vota Schulz, Tammany, for Surrogate, defeated Boyle, Republican. " on a trlp al« Poaa i of Mr- Murphy aay* tho cloimneaa ol the he will Inapact the Mg prlson.*- normal Democratic voti- arenl to Walah Bl publlG oplBtOB. Aaldo from #vote, for Clerk, and Pollak, Whlcb from bla the conteat was the ^bout 3,000. Ganley, Democrat, County tbe prornir.-nt ClUeB U Knxlar.d ami almoal rioUdly, nnd the Bghl was aragad ihat thera was bo bppobI th,. feature ol [by but O'Brien, BUFFALO ANTI-TAMMANY was mistaken. made hy Kverett Colby, for won out by good margins, on the Oontlnenl thai it is believed that tha court, bul Mr. Murphy poor BbOWlng , Democrat, Register, a |ao Bercely Mr Oaborne raoantly aarved abort tirk.-i vin knows now that Ihe Ju.lt.ni.-nt tha prugreaalva candidate for Oov¬ for was able to keep only about 500 Fuhrmann and Entire Demo¬ to rest of tho Democratic an.l he Tammany candidate Sheriff, term la Aubura Prlaoa Laat can rereree the ludgmenl ernor. Mr. Colby condueted a vlgoroua BelMmpoaad condl tions into ofllce arlth Walah. ,,f the peopk of the candidate. cratic Ticket Elected. i.s.-.Ttaiti i.t lirst hand the lawept >'.<> He campalgned the state ahead O'Neil, Republican-Jeffersonian lived. year Ihe Democrata elected the of any court." campalgn. around the und»r whlch eeovlcta was ask.-d for an month ln an aiitomobile, The Bronx to be about the only place city [H. ¦TelraraphtoTh.Trlbunr.l stoamship were: in Woom, the Lieutenanl Oov¬ Wh.-n Mrs. Sulzer for the laVBt appeared l.ifTalo. Nov l.-Loula P. icuhrmarnr AnioriR others on the Iarnor, aentlmenta at ber UM vote he got ystorday was so comfort. was iTroUghtOn, Mr ernor, in './aah, and the Becretary rat of her yet where ihe turn for anti Tammany Democrat, re-elected Mr and Mrs. I'rhH-i H nxpreaadon abo outsido of his home COUttty of tiger might of Oth Kd>--ar. Mr. and stat.-. in Donahu., -u.-.-.-ss. aha ropMed tbat sinall in the 6th Distriet a vote to-«lay by a Plurality and Mra. t\ Ma<-kay buaband'a -r- to Sulzer was elected Assemblyman by Mayor here W» A K. the until ahe had bla Kss.-x as to amount practleally He carried WWh Mrs. Morner L PergUeOO, Captain i-Mward P. Barry, Demoeratle COUld not speak f»r proxunately M» Jamea ¦ caynoulUtlOB with her nothlng. In Hudaon County, b> of about 2 to 1 over Kopp, Republican. th. af the aarttra Daaomtic Parker a a. Behanta Captain I candidate for Lieutenanl Oovernor, mlaelon. After Harry baaaia Ucbjt, Sir Alfred Mond. husbaml she BBM* whara George L Record ana was re-elected in New York Ccjmnty. iiunt bataf elected <*.«* B Watt. .lohn l'latl. W;is nt h.-avllx in favor of A>UgUSt Vss,.mi,lvman-el.-.t rrtanoe, Distriet Whitman Wuiiam b> a anl St.xenson husbaml h..s leaders live, Mr. Attorney alon.r of rharltles and (orrectlons Mrs. .'hari.ts W. I'llnton the Republican candidate, ..I am very gbul my other l'rugressive the Socialist. Ooettlng, a thousand. name on all tickets except nioie than 12,000. atate committee .--rtainly .l.-s-rv.-d BUCCOaO Colby pollod only few His appeared pluralltv Of Of Taylor bul the Demoeratle woa H- that the candidate, was re-elected with John Ix>rd O'Hrlan. former member a hcroic BfrttgSaO be made f.-r Th.- Progreaalvea declara Ketcham, McCooey's for clalma Barry'a election by Bubataa- after UM found in Surrogate the AsH.mlly. who waa nomlnated The and bonaat government. reason for tbe Hght vote Is commlttee and er- 'THE CHIEF." Ual plurality, probably by 2f>,000. il,,. people Mr. Fielder. Many the aid of the Mayor by a dUB.188* of the Sulzer has DOTOT bt«B beaten the btf vote for Progressives._ ran aoOOBd. **.. returna Indicate the election raal ...Mr. voted for lonod by tba Wrogre-Hslvea. .I think MeCadl is Kaininsr nll an.l never lost BB OafkO H k. elalraaad, Fuhrmann a »0» of Democratic tieket. by the people Progreaalvaa fwtUBg tXtm votea 88 and th.-re _s no questlon of the then the boaa Ihe .andidate Just to de- SEEN IN tl.e regular Hepubll- tlme. caivin i»- Page, Republican, araa he held ex.ept once, BBd Democratk FINAL FALL 0F TAMMANY Tboaaaa Htoddart. 81. teat Mr. Btokea helleving that by waa a bad thlrd. gettlng th.- r.snlt"-Oetober to aucoaad tha late william h. ha.l tO sttal It." OM nornln-e, chonen _ would be YEARS. have no reason to chanKe my for Mr. Colby they SECOND FUSION VICTORY IN FOUR lt-.-f tl.Bti l'l.OOO votes. "I Kepiibii.an, In ti"- apeetal alee- rotiUB .andidate. and Harry estimate of th,- other day. The jwtlder, Dlatrict Bta- STUART VIRGINIA GOVERNOR. helplng the Kepuhli.an Harbarl i' Wf-aeii. Paaaarrat, tlon ln the M Conaxoae Va. I The .ntire hia bitfgest ma¬ were is KoinK <»»" wa> J,K|K" Klchnioml. ttoV. Mr Fleld.-r receivi-d U Taylor, ItaaajMfcaa, landslide M. Marahall Prograaalve, araa far ttehet, baadaal bv hla home eounty. be for all the people of New York and not for any fac- m the eighthht^tAVttoVhoJudldal dl»- w.n ba aaected by 150,000 phen BUt, Democratte in HudK.'ii. I shall Mayor aaaoraaaa CoaaH MeCall i.-.'ir In ihe three-corhered BghL stu.irt. f..r Oovernor, waa jorlty Mitchel. wbo was appointed to tieket i. tbe ,,',.liry c his nelghbors stood hy him so tion, division or party.-John Purroy t.i. I Mr BtaOOlt, and the .ntii- DaBweraUc of the Leglalature ara .....t.-ti io-dai wuhout Rapubllcan oppo- Here a an term, 1!()1h branchea is overwhelratiuj- he nn several thousand election and the success of the fusion ticket are triumph b.,.,1. to (lll OUl uneaplred el. ted." November 2, ,, ThtXeajtobUura loyally that Mr. Mitchel'a tbi ln will be bul tt,.- l*9BTeart*ee ? emo.-ratlc LeB8 than OOO-haW of for and for which BM IntlorMd by tho I»roB.'«alvca Republican, J waa to- The result ia just what I hoped LANDSLIDE." ln tha Houae of th.. normal p.lmary vote polled on foiirlh paar, fourth rolutnn. for good government. moat the counties He received tbe "THE a few aeata rontlnurd Of of a 110,000. Igatned branch. day. blBbaaC vote ln tl.e dly. 60.333 out Mitchel elected by K.-presi-.ntatlves. the pOptthV total vota of 80.000.