Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-16

fjr governor in 1883. Later fsturns from
The Twentieth congressional district in
dictate that McKinley's msjority wiz
be 1900 to 1900 Republicans concede
the reelection Of Fjrsn, Democrat, to
Congress in the Twenty. first district
The noise Of the enthused Republicans
on the street is becoming almost Internal.
The afr is filled with rockets OF all
shades and colors and nearly every COM
bustible substance has been brought into
use.
TAYLoR's MAJORITY 5000.
YouNasTowE, 0ot. 15.-MahoninK
county is Republican by about l,100, q
net Republican gain Of $50 Isaac II.
Taylor, Rep, for Congress from the
Eighteenth district, is elected by about
5000.
sIsE5 ELECTED.
DAYTON, Oct. 15.-S'nes, Rep, is
elected to Congress from the Fourth
district by $50 majority Montgomery
county returns allin, gives SOC Democratic
majority, Republican gain OF ITO.
RoMEIs' ELECTION IN DOUBT.
TOLEDO, Oct. 15-l.30 q. m.-MaaSre
returns from tho portion OF the district
outside Of Lucas county hive been To-
oeived, but not enough TO justify iurther
predictions as to tho result or 10
change the estimates already given. The
Republicans generally are still claiming
the election OF Romeis 10 congress- by
small majority, though the more conserv-
alive are not counting confidently
on SUCH result until more
complete returns shall have
been received. Romeis' majority in
Lucas county will not be far from 1900
and 1t is probable that most, II
not all the Republican county ticket
will be successful by msjorities
ranging from 200 upward Roblnson's
vote will fall below that for the re
mSinder OF the state ticket, his
majority being estimated in Re-
publican quarters at from 800 to
400. The result shows that the Germans
voted as they did three ysars ago, before
the temperance agitation in the state.
THE BIZ ,opIssr ELECTION ON RECORD.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 1b.-Both Democratic
and Republican papers this morning |
agree that yesterday's election was the |
blo0diest ever held here. Democrats
assert that the thousands Of deputy /
marshals were employed mainly |
in intimidating honest voters,
while Republicans oonstrue the |
conduct OF the police and deputy sheriffs
in similar m4uEer. There ware eight /
persons shot, two or three OF whcm will |
die.
TWENTY THOU AND CLAIMED TEN THOU
SAND CONCEDED.
CISc1sEATI, Oct. 10. - Republicans
claiul a majority of 10000 in the state
and Democrats oonoede $1,000
BLEoTIos IN NEWARK, N j.,
The Newark IN. J.) charter election
was held Tuesday and passed Of
quietly. The contest was over the Is
aldermen to be elected, the prize being
the control Of the city Government and
all the city Offices except the msyoralty.
The Republicans elected eight aldermen
out OF the 10. This will give them a
majority Of two in the next council. The
present council 10 Democratic by one
msjority. The aldermen elect are Kane,
Murphy, Sweasey, Carlyle, johnson,
Theobsld, Riker aud BAuman, Republi.
CANS, and Smith, Hewsop, HamliD,
0Connor, Dunn, Psrmly snd Zipp, Dem
oorats.
The Republican vote WAS greatly
and Tiers is Democratic
gain of nearly 1000 on sldermsuie ma.
iorities ard Of over 200 on the CITY
ticket. II indicates majority for Cleve-
lard in Nav Jersey next month Of firm
600 to 10000. -.."