Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-11-08
RUTLER COUNTY CLOSE ON
GOVERNOR.
Stewards, Independent, Re.
publican Vote About Same
as WoIfe's Last Year.
MILLER HAS A SMALL MAJORITY IN
COUNTY FOR CONGRESS.
zIeuIer, DEM, and DonIy, Rep, Claimed
Elected to Legislature.

and disagreeable, being cloudy, with
occasional rain. We write this on
Tuesday evening, and of course have
but few returns or results. But from
the day and the slim vote in Butler
twp, we infer there has not been full
turn out in the rural districts of the
county. Which party will lose most
by this we cannot now say. but appear
a,ces so far indicate it will be the Re-
pubIicans 1t IS said there has been
good deal of trading done here at the
Court House. Mr.. Greer. Rep, for
Secretary of Internal Affairs. has re-
ceived large Democratic vote, while
Mr., Braham, for Assembly, has lost
many Republican votes he should have
had, and Mr.. Miller lost some on
Congress. Mr.. Caldwell, Dem, for
Congress, received more than bis party
vote, as also Mr.. Ziegler, Dem, for the
Assembly. But who the gaining
parties take most from of the losing
ones we are at present unable to say.
The full returns will show.
At time of going to press this morn
ing we have the following as to this
county:
Butler Boro., lst ward-PattisoD,
Democrat for Gov, ll9, Beaver SO,
Stewart IL. Last year, Noble Dem.
los, Bsily, Rep, IT, Wolfe, Ind 19.
I'd ward - Pattison 2l7. Beaver
I29, Stewart 43. Last year, Noble
lsI, Baily 1l3. Wolfe 55.
Butler twp.-Pattison So, Beaver
80, Stewart 27. Last year Noble LOG,
Baily 81, Wolfe Is. Lieut.. Gov,
Black s5, Duff 80, Davies 80. Sec.
Int. Affairs, Africa II, Greer &C.,
Merrick 10. 4.
Millerstown-Pattison 80, Beaver
40, Stewart 23. Last year, Noble 63,
Baily 40, Wolfe 26.
Pe:rolia a-Pattison 36, Beaver 33,
Stewart G. Last year, Noble A.,
Bailey "a, Wolfe 20.
Jackson twp, West--Pattison, 1874,
Beaver 81, Stewart 27. Last year,
Noble had l24, Baily 4s, Wolf 49.
Butler boro., 1st ward, county ticket
Elliott, Dem, Congress-at-large 100,
Brosius. Rep. 81, McMichael, Rep, Is,
Congress, Caldwell, l24. Miller, 92,
Ogden, 2. Assembly. Z'"g'er, Isl,
Hoffman, lO2, Braban Ga. ponly, ll3.
I'd ward. county ticket, Elliott, 2l5
Brosius, 1873, McMichacI. 45, Caldwell
236; Miller, l54; Y Zrrlcr, 295; Hoff-
man, 206; Donly, l.74; Brabam, lo3.
Butler twp on County Ticket: FL
lott, %; Brosins. Al; McMichael, %;
Caldwell, lO2; Miller, So; Ogden, 3;
Zeigler. 100; Hoffman, 95; Donly, 10;
Braham, 81.
Oakland twp, Pattison, 80; Beaver,
81; Stewart, 21. Cong ress-Miller,
6e; Caldwell, 80. Assembly-Zeig-
ler, 81; Hoffman, 80; Don!y, so; Bra
ham, GA.
Penn twp. beaver, 9s; Pattison,
SO; Stewart, 20. Last year, Wolfe, 4
Parker twp.-Beavcr l3l, Pat'ison
Sc, Armstrong. Labor candidate, 30.
Petit, Prohibition 23, Stewart, Ind.
IT. Secretary Internal affairs, Greer
1873, Africa Sc, Merrick II. Congress,
Miller l34, Caldwell 75. Assembly.
DonIy ISL. Braham 1876, Ziegler SO,
Hoffman 81.
Allegheny twp, Beaver, 7s; Patti
son, 7s; Stewart, IS; Zeigler, II;
Hoffman, 100.
Summit twp.,--Pattison 1913; Beaver
%; Stewart 8. Congress. Caldwell
14O; Miller "a. Assembly, Ziegler l48;
Hoffman l40; Donly "a; Brabam 80.
From the above, the county may be
close. No candidate for Governor
will have majority, but Beaver may
have plurality Of from 200 to 300 hum
dred over Pattison for Governor.
vote for Governor. in the
county. will be about samc as Wolfe's
last year, from 100 to 500.
For Congress, Miller, we think. will
have majority. but it is impossible to
tell how large, not half the county le-
ing heard from up to this writing.
For tbe Assembly It looks as il
Zieglcr, Dem, and Donly, Rep. are elect
ID. The Democrats, however, ella m
both as we'll as plurality in the coun-
ty on Governor.