The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-10
THE MARYLAND ELECTION.


Full returns of the election in Maryland make
the majority of Mr.. McLane for Governor 1909.
The Senate stands II democrats, II republicans /;
the House of Delegates, 63 democrats, 2S republ-
cans-democratic majority on joint ballot 81. In
the fourth judicial circuit Hon. Henry W. Hoffman
is elected judge over Hon. Josiah II. Gordon by
100 majority.
THE STATE SENATE.
The Senate stands democrats A. republicans
12, as follows:
NEWLY ELECTED SENATORS.
Anne Arundel-Nicholas Brewer, rep.
Baltimore City-Harry Wees Rusk and Thomas
G. Hayes. dems.
Baltimore County-Charles Bohn SlingluH, dem.
Calvert-Edward H. Ireland rep.
Carroll-T. Herbert Shriver, dem.
Frederick Noah Bowus, dem.
Howard-Edwin Warield, dem.
Kent-W. d. Burchna rep.
Queen Anne's-Wm. 7. P. Turpin, dem.
Somerset-Thomas S. Hodson, rep.
Washington-J. Clarence Lane, dem.
Wcomico-Eihu E. Jackson, dem.
Democrats 9, republicans A.
SENATORS HOLDING OVER.
Allegany-Wm. Brace rep.
Baltimore City-John Gill, Jr., dem
Carolne-Andrew B. Roe, rep.
Cecil-Levi R. Mearns, dem.
Charles-F. M. Lancaster,rep.
Dorchester-Henry Lloyd, dem.
Garrett-Wm. R. Getty, dem.
Harford-Edward NJ. Allen, rep.
Montgomery-Joseph T. Moore, rep
Prince Georges-R. H. Magruder, rep.
St. Mary's-Joseph S. AllstOn, rep.
Talbot. Davis Clark, rep.
Worcester-George W. Bishop, dem.
Republicans s. democrats 5.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The House of Delegates stands 63 democrats,
% republicans, which is gain of 3 democrats
The roster is as follows:
Allegany- Hector Cochrane rep; c. F. Hetzell,
rep; E. 7. White, rep; P. A. Crowe dem.
Anne Arundel-J. Writ Randall, George d.
Lyes, DR.. Harry CAN'T Ulysses G. Owings, re-
publicans.
Baltimore City.-Thomas Garrison, Edward D.
FltzSsHfai5 Isrf, John g. A. Robson, Chafssss n Evans,
John II. Handy, Joshua Plaskitt, Charles Schultz,
DIR. Joseph Pembroke Thorn, Rudolph W. Gun
ther, Jr., Charles J. Weiner, Walter L. Virtue,
Edward r. Davis, Patrick J. Brandy. John j.
Curran, Henry c. Seebo, Lewis c. McCusker,
democrats.
Baltimore County-Milton W. Offutt, Samuel
Brady, Thomas Kelbaugh, S. Allen Lieb, Jas. j.
Lindsey, Joshua H. Cockey, democrats.
Calvert-Thos. Parran, Jr, Jas. G. Clancy, re-
publicans.
Caroine-R. D. Culbreth, j. II. Douglass,
dems.
Carroll-John W. Abbott, Edward W. Leeds,
Johnnie E. Baseman, James FL. Koons, dems.
Cecil-Henry JONES' Frank R. Scott, VIM. b.
Rowland, democrats.
Charles-W. Dec. Mitchell Richard H. Mitchell,
Lee NJ. Switzerland, republicans.
Dorchester-James Wallace, Jr., republican
Joseph I. Davis, republican; Isaac ii. Houston,
democrat.
Frederick-Charles f. Markell, Harry C. Keefer,
Andrew A. Amman, John NJ. Morrison, Dr. John
]. Henshew, republicans.
Garrett-Eli Stanton, democrat A. F. Speicher,
republican.
Harford-Jacob Ii. Plowman, BENZ. Silver, Jr.,
R. Harris Archer, J. Martin McNabb, democrats.
Howard-WiIliam Clark of T., Reuben D.
johnson, democrats.
KENT. Fletcher Wilson, Benedict B. Ad-
kinson, democrats.
Montgomery-Howard Griffith, Somerset 0.
Jones, August L. Greaves dems.
Prince Georges Richard Wootton, dem. Chas.
E. Coffin, j. Benson Perre, reps.
Queen Anne's-Wm. Henry Legg, A. j. Gadd,
W. E. Barton, democrats.
Somerset-John R. Mibourn, Noah NJ Law
son, VIM. E. Parks, republicans.
St. Mary's--Washington Wilkinson, John L.
Miburn, reps.
Talbot-Phil. Frank Thomas, Edward Lloyd,
Joseph B. Seth, dems. ~
Washington-Char A. Little, dem. J. Mon
roe Sword, dem. VIM. Booth, dem. Thos. j.
Keller, rep.
Wicomico- Thos. B. Taylor VIM. S. Moore,
VIM. E. Shepperd, dems.
Worcester-Benj. J. Taylor, Edward D. Martin,
Francis T. Taylor, dems.
VOTE ON MIN CIR rArr