The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-11-05

In this city developments proved that the
fears OF trouble at the polls were absolutely
without foundation and not even a precinct
row was reported until this evening, when
Black Jack Yattaw, notorious rough,
formerly proprietor Of bum boat who was
appointed United States Deputy Marshal In
the face OF earnest protests Of majority
OF the Chicago press, shot dead Constable
Kerns, Democrat, at the polls at Third
Avenue and Harrison Street. Particulars
Of the atTray are lacking. On account OF
the length of the ticket the count will be
extremely late. Not precinct has beAn
heard from mp to nme p. m. There wero
few arrests for illegal voting.
Carter Harrison, the Democratic candi
didate for Governor, runs 5000 ahead Of his
ticket In Cook County. II Is charged that
he traded with Republicans, giving them
votes on the electoral ticket. The Repub'
llcans claim $4,000 plurality for Blaine In
the Stale.
John f. Finerty, Republican, is probably
elected to Congress In the Second district
over Frank Lawler, Democrat.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, November 4.-The Demo.
Gratis elected Congressman from five of tho
six Congressional districts In this State
HOllon, Republican, was defeated in the
Fifth by Compton. The delegation from
Maryland In the FOrty-nlnth Congress viii
be as follows: First district, Charles IL
Gibson, Democrat; Second, DIR. Frank
Shaw, Democrat; Third, DR.. William ii.
Cole, Democrat; Fourth, j. n. Findlay
Democrat; Fifth. Barnes Compton, Demo
crat; Sixth, l.. f. McComas, Republican
This is gain Of one Congressman for the
DepOcrats. The total vote poled In thi,
city Ras 6S,259, of which Cleveland gets
1926, Blaine 27,5S0, st. John 1,269 and
Butler ia. Cleveland's majority oveI
Blaine Is 6,7l6; over all 5,333. In 1886
Hancock's majority over Garfield was 1880.
Cleyelund's majority in Maryland will moi
be less than $4,000.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, November 4.-The Re
publican plurality In Pennsylvania will
reach about $4,000. Returns from aboU
half the State show that Blaine received
just about the same vote as Garfield In 1880.
Both HE Butler and ST. John votes weu
very small.
PITTSBURGH, November 4.-AlleghenJ
County gives Blaine $4,000 TO II, 900 major
ity, again Of 1000 to 1000 over GarGeld's
vote. General James s. Negley and Thos.
NJ. Bayne, Republicans, are elected In the
Twenty-secOnd and Twenty-third Congress
slonal districts.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BosToN, November 4.-Elghty-six cities
and towns In Massachusetts,, outside Of Bos.
ton, give Blame 23,07l, Cleveland 1851,
Butler 2,Si7, St John 1867. Total "A, ,296.
This shows Republican loss OF 2,9l4 from
1883, cad a Democratic loss OF 1910. IL
this percentage holds good the total vote
will be $4,000. Blaine will come into
Bostos $500 ahead Of Cleveland. Cleve.
lands plurality over Blaine In Boston Is
between 10000 and 1000. The indications
ftorh the above are that Blaine will have
from 5000 TO $4,000 plurality in the State
Garfeld's majority was nearly $4,000. The
total Butler vote will be abJut $4,000, and
the ST. John vote about the same.
The following Is the Congressional out.
look in this State: First district, Robert
F. D&is, Republican, reelected; Second,
j. ID. Long, Republican, reelected; Third,
A. A. Hanney, Republican, reelected;
Fourth, p. A. Collins, Democrat, reelected;
Fifth, doubtful; Sixth, Henry B. Lowering
Democrat, reelected; Seventh, X. S. Spot.
ford, Democrat, probably elected; Eighth
doubtful; Tenth, w. W. Rice, Republican,
reelected; Ninth, +. ID. Ely, Republican,
elected; Eleventh, W. Whitney, Republ.
can, reelected; Twelfth, II. w. Rockwell,
Republican. probably reelected.
One hundred and twenty-five towns out
side Of Boston give Blaine 1924, Cleve.
land S6,561, Butler 5,451, st. John 1900
BIaine's plurality 9,S0S. The same towns
faS year gave Robinson 5l.00l and Butler
1904. II the ratio Of gain and loss holds
good throughout the State, Blaine will
come into Boston 20,096 ahead of Cleye'
land, giving him the State by $500.
One hundred and forty.four cities and
towns, and all but one precinct In Boston,
indicate plurality for Blaine OF 9,00i.
FALL. RIVER, November 4.-The vote OF
Fail River gives Blaine 3,209, Cleveland
2,GlG.
YARMOUTH, November 4.-Blaue PAT,
Cleveland 81, st. John IL, Butler 5. Cleve-
yeland gains on the State ticket.
SIcTUATE, November 4.-Blaine 200,
Cleveland 147, Butler 49, ST. John 3, But
Ter 1. Cleveland gains 4.
PLYMoTTu, November i.-Blaino 75,
Cleveland 20, St. John 8, Butler /. Cleye.
land gains 3.
NEwBURYpoRT. November 4.-Ward 8,
complete, gives Blaine l57 less plurality
than IL gave Garfield.
Boston, complete gives Cleveland 81, 800,
Blaine 2O,s0s. Butler 3,693, st. John 1885.
Cleyeland's plurality Is 1902.
VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, November 4.-The election
has been quiet one throughout the State,
and returns received up TO a late hour TO-
night indicate that the State has gone fol
Cleveland from 10000 10 $4,000 majority.
Eight out OF ten Congressman elected are
probably Democrats. Libby in the Norfolk
and Brady In the Petersburg districts are
the only Republican Congressman elected.
New YoRK, November 4.-Governbi
Cameron telegraphs from Richmond thai
all counties heard from show Republican
gains and that Blaine has carried the State,
WEST VIRGINIA.
WHEELING, w. Va, November 4.-The
Parkersburg District complete Is as fol-
lows: Barbee, for Congress, 1,07S, Gibson
700; Blaine 979, Cleveland TIT, Repub
llcan gain OF 1. COTS majority In Clarks
burgh Is 1853, which indicates majority Of
600 In Harrison County. Barbee, Repub
llcan, for Congress, has majority In Par
kersburg Of 3ls, a gain over Maxwell oil
III.
In Falrmont Blalne's majority Is 140 Q
Republican gain OF 20 over October.
Three precincts IN Lewis County give
Goff o. majority Botll .Nrtles claim the
county. MoTgantOwn gives Blaine 3O2
a a xats NJ