The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-11-16
LATE ELECTION NEWS.
Returns from Localities Hitherto
in Doubt.
The Vote In New Hampshire, Iowa,
North Carolina, Missouri, ILL
n0is Etc.
MONTANA.

MONTANA.
HELENA, November 13.-Magginnis
Dem.) majority will be over fifteen hun
dred. The Legislature Is Democratic.
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, November 13.-0ficial
vote of philadelphia for Governor: Beaver
69,875; PattisOn, 67,411; Stewart, 1892;
Armstrong, 672; Pettitt, Prohibition, so.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, November 13.-COmplete re-
turns from the State on Superintendent
of Public Instrcution, just give Raub,
Democrat, 2,s6S majority over Strattan,
Republican.
NORTH CAROLINA.
RALEIGH, November 13-UnOfficial re-
turns from SO counties give Bennett,
Dem) for COngressman-at-l large, $50
majority. Six counties not reported
gave in 1880 Democrat majority of 874
in North Carolina.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
CONCORD, November 13.-COmplete re-
turns of the vote of the State give Hale,
for Governor, 39, 1893; Edgerly, $4,000;
scattering, 939. In the First Congress
siOnal district Hayne' (Rep0 has 3,795
district 2,314. Last year the total vote
for Governor was: Bell (Rep) 44,432;
Jones Oem) 4O,813; scattering, 919..
KANSAS.
TOPEKA, KS, Nov. 13.-A big meeting
was held here last night by the Demo-
Gratis, to glOrify over the election of
Geo. w. Click for Governor. Mr.. Click
was among the speakers, and the tone
of his speech was that his election was
not a partisan triumph; that he was
elected by Republicans as well as DEM
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membered through his administration.
MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS, November 13.-The City
Register has concluded the canvass of
votes cast in the Ninth Congressional
district, and they give DR.. j. II. Mclean,
Republican. majority of 21 over James
o. BrOadhead, Democrat, for the long
term. BrOadhead will contest. For the
short term BrOadhead has majority of
POS in the city, but the county precincts
overcome this and will give Mclean
about 100 majority.
IOWA.
MARsHALLTowN, November 13.-The
result of the Congressional election in
the Fifth district hinges upon the vote
of Taylor township, this county, which
was thrown out by the board because
signed by only two judges, the third
judges name having been added by the
clerk, as the Judge could not be found.
It gave Wilson, Rep.) 40 majority, and
would give him a majority of % in the
district, whereas with the vote thrown
out Frederick Dem.) has a majority of
seventeen.
NOTES OF THE STORM.
Two years ago Russell Errett was
elected to Congress in the Pittsburgh
District with a majority of 1920. This
10 n1'a maiOrifU ia I G(O
"The Romance of the Mississwiggin |
Creek" has become reality. "GOsh" |
and "HOrnswoggle," alias Robson and |
Miles Ross, are buried deep in their own |
mire.
Cleveland's majority in New York City |
is only 1913. General SlOeum's for |
Large, Is 64,831. In /
Brooklyn, Cleveland's majority is 80, 794 |
making 10000 in the metropolis.
The Ashland tragedy hurt the Demo-
Gratis in Kentucky. People held Cover
nor Blackburn-and through him the
Democratic party-responsibl for the
killing of citizens by the soldiers. Queer,
but true.
Page is defeated-nOt David R., but
Page without an 'i )" of California. He
is the man who had charge of the River
and HarbOr bill, andrepOrted 1t to the
House, champiOning the worst features
Of it. Good riddance.
VIM. w. Eaton, the veteran Democrat
and the uneomprOmising enemy of the
jObbers, will represent the First district
of Connecticut in place of Buck, the
River and HarbOr Republican. There is
no district in the United States where
the change from worse to better is more
striking.-N. Y. Sun.
There are seven Congressional dis
tricts entirely within New York City.
Seven Democrats are elected, with ma
iOrities as follows: Muller, Il, 1905; Cox,
11,315; Dorsheimer, 4,794; Adams, 1889;
Harry, 8, 1877; Hewitt, 1874; Potter, BOB;
Hutchins, 1898. Pretty comfortable
place for Democratic candidates.
The returns from New York show re-
markabIe voting. For instance, one
election district in Brooklyn, generally
strong Republican, gave FOlger just 75
votes and Cleveland 425. The Eleventh
and Twelfth Assembly Districts, in New
York City, which includes wealthy and
hitherto Republican Murray Hill, give
Cleveland 1900 majority. These in
stances are repeated all over the State.
Old reliable Republican counties like
Oneida, Cayuga and Jefferson give CleVe-
land bigger majOrities than they ever
gave the most popular Republican.
Revolutions like these made Cleveland's
enormous aggregate majority. They
show that the Republican party Joined
with the Democrats to defeat Republican
bosses and overthrow the Republican
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