Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-11
THE EVENING STAR.
TUESDAYS EIECTroNS.
Some Additional Returns.


soHE CHANGES AND cIosE VOTES FOR LzGIsiArrRu
~ MARYLAND.
me BsiumoTe sra this morning says: "wifh
Jarrett 10 hear from, Wit n win not make any
material change either way Mr. Heating the
aeinsratic candidate ior comptroller. has IL 76s
majority in the whole - e. In the counties his
majority VII not be much abosc lsf0 The
suaaleS VIII IA give him maJorites are Anne
caster, hartort HGw ri. Rent. Prince ,;esrVes
Nlcnnico, NcrceStsr. The ucn-repubi,can
S.uatit,s arc AileCanN. Calvert Caroline Charles
Frederick, Montgt meIy. ou~cn knness Semcrss.f'
81 Mary s. Talbot and Washington The returns
Va c"ui.ta9 oy the rtgn Judges IN an the
coueuts .cstenay. In Gsrn-tt county W r.
Getty, democrat. Is elected senator: Geo r WILSON,
democrat and Samuel J. Bearhy. republican, "a
Ibtar d. Miller. the only demo rat cleted on t6ee
legislative II ,sct, Received laatlrity OF z hun
recount of al the votes for him and his opponent.
not vet known. The return Judges IN UarforS
county made the majority ~ for Mr.. Allen repub-
lcal, over Mr. stump. democratic candidate for
the senate. Unless s''ine ether changes occur the
houSe Of delegates viii stard-democrsts 81 r,pub-
leans 80; Sen3te-dcmorrats III. republicans 10
Inc vote for CHER judge f. the 9th clrut Is as fol-
lows: For Rt'hih, dem--Frederick 5.i69. Mont
so.erh @.o' total 1.s26; Tor Miller, rC1-Frederfc
lor,ty AZ.
THE REanJUsrER VICTORY vIsGrSI.
Returns from eighty counties and cities. covering
over two-thirds OF the state. make Camernn's fre-
adlusterl majority 81 far about $500. Thlrty-two
t'd'tts' YET 10 near from VIII considerably
ta,'se hyures; but from estimates made from care
lui car ulttionS his majority in the 81 ste will not
fea.h ioon9, ana may fan much lower. The read
lu.irs SUI claim that CImeruns majority will
not he less than l2,O0. The legislature according
" TIE % 81 estimates that can row he made stands:
HoGSe-Eeadlusters. 81: democrats -. Senate
heaaIusters, - democrats, Is. Majority tor read.
JustelS on joint ballot, Is.
The Richmond Dispatch DENY comedies Came.
rohS election 10y $500 To Geo majority and sum
narzes the legislative result IN the stat as follows:
Senlte-Demotrats. Il; rhadiustcrs, 81 HOUSE
Democrats, ~: readjustsFs. IS; doubtful, g. This
would give the readlusterS 10 majority on tolnt
n9llot without counting the three doubtful seats
1htre are TWO colored members in the senate and
eleven In the house OF delegates
THE RErUBIICANs CLAIM WISCONSIN,
The secretary OF the republican state central
committee places the republican pluralities az
SoOo to GOO. with the legislature 81 republicans
TO 10 democrats on joint ballot There is no CUES
lion wh9tever OF the election OF the republican
stale ticket
PENNSYLVANIA
Official returns have been received from thirty
elght OF The SiNly-seyen counties I'm the state.
These, with the estimated returns from the re.
mainder. give Baiy. republican. for state treas
ufer, plurality of $, sSi over Noble, democrat
-->>s
Dr. Boynton On the Garfield Case.
BE CHARGES INCOMPETENCE AND MISTAKEN TREAT
AENT.
The Topeka, (kan.,, Capital publishes an inter-
view with DIR. Boynton, In which he gives his
views on President Garfieds case and his crfti-
clsm on the treatment OF the case. lie said he does
not think the Presidents wound was necessarily
mortal; but that II he had had proper surgical
treatment from the first he might have gotten
Wen, adding, Il do not say, however that he
might not have died even under such circum.
stances" He also sid there was reasonable
ground for hope at first, but the case was not
properly handled. He had ''always been Of that
opinion, almost from the first. That is, the treat
inent was bad at the st .rt After Drs. Agnew and
hamilton came it could not have been better-
:" GU say then. doctor, that the President had a
first, but that in your opinion these chances were
all thrown away by the wretched treatment OF the
caSe?"
you reach the right conclusion
He also said lie lost hope on the 23d OF July,
when the President had the first rigor. which was
an evidence OF pyainia. The public never did
Know that the Presidents wound was never
cleanSed properly TIL three weeks after he was
shot. The pus had, through carelessness and In
competence, been allowed to remain in the wound
tlii II rotted and pyInaeia had done its perfect
work ~