Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-04

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gain OF three over last year, thus insuring the
| reelection OF Mr.. German to the United States
senate.
The Baltimore american this morning SAYS:
| Tine returns from the state outside of the city
OF Baltimore indicate q majority of nearly
| 10000. which, including the majority i'm this
city. makes the total majority in the state
| about 10000. The returns on the legislative
| ticket show that the Republicans will not have
| more than twenty members in the House and
| seven in the Senate, giving the Democrats a
majority of about seventy I'm the House and
their legislative candidates in all the Eastern
Shore counties by good majOrities. with the ex-
ception of Somerset. which has not been heard
from. Baltimore, Cecil, Hartford and Carroll
counties give their usual Democratic majorities
on the legislative ticket, as does also Howard
and Montgomery. From the counties named
| no Republican is sent to the legislature. Anne
| Arundel is doubtful Charles county elects the
entire Democratic ticket, and sends An anti
German Democratic delegation to the legisla-
ture. Washington elects Republican dele
CATION to the legislature, and from indications
Frederick has done the same, though several of
the county officers are Democrats. Allegany
| elects Democratic senator and a divided
cratic senator and Democratic member OF the
| House. The Republican representation in the
legislature will be smaller than at any time
since 1878"
Montgomery and Prince Georges.
The american gives the following detailed
vote in Montgomery and Prince Georges
counties:
First Observation-Disclosures R., 1SS:
Turner; D., 213. Clerk of Court of Appeals
R., 100; Peter, D., iSs. House Of Delegates.
stabler, R., 1872; Jarboe, r., 1856; Hartshorne,
r. r., 1sS; Laird, D., 212; Graeves, D., 2o9; Craw'
Second District Comptrolier-Mill R., 14o;
Turner, D., 207. Clerk of Court of Appeals
R., 142; Peter, D., Dos House Of Delegates
Stabler, R.. 143; Jarboe, r., 142; Hartshorne,
T.. AZ; Laird. D., 2os: Graeves. D.. 2O6; Craw'
Third District Comptroiler-Miller, Rep,
2l5; Turner, Dem, 314: Clerk of Court of Ap-
Rep Rep :aS 1 Pster bem $ $is
House of Delegates-Stabler, Rep, 81 Jarboe,
Be- S1s Rep 2s hd bs
Fourth Disirict-Co mptrolier-M Miller, r., $50;
Turner, D., 1872. Clerk OF the Court of Appeals
| r., 149; Peter, D., 4O2. House of Delegates
StabIer, H., 1913; Jarboe R., $50; HartshOrne, r.,
1S5; Laird, d., 31S; Graeves, D., $50; Crawford,
Sixth t-Comptroller--Miller, Rep. 1873;
| Turner, DEM, 223. Clerk of Court OF Appeals
Moore, Rep i39: Peter. Dem: 22s. House OF
Delegates-Stabler, Rep, 142; Jarb0e Rep, 1877;
h Hart 9 Eep lS Laird ha Graeves'
Eighth D i,i ptroilero R., 421:
Turner, D., 202. Clerk of Court OF Appeals
r.. 4a3; Peter, b., 100 House Of Delegates
Stabler. r., 439; Jarboe, K, 4Os; Hartshorne,
r., 41o; Laird, D., PA; Graeves, D., 1877; Craw-
Ninth Disirict-Comptroller- Miller. Rep,
149; Turner, Dem, 242 Clerk of Court of APP
senate-Moore, Rep, 14S, Peter, Dem, $40.
as Rep fssR i ps%
Tenth District Comptroler-Miller. Rep,
peals~Narine- Rem aS. ZONES Dem ooi
Senate-MOOre, Rep, 1Os; Peter, DEM, 1876.
blouse OF Deiegates-ota6ler, rep, lol; J2rboe,
1SE C:rsveS I'm T1t: P r. , wS, H.,
Eleventh Distriet-ConptrolIer r..
126; Turner, d., pa. Clerk of Court OF APP
Peais~ peas, N, !2e; Jones: u, lbs. senate
aatescStabler n I'D. i.rhoa p "Sa. u H Dre
horn, r., 12S; Laird, D., 2O7; Graeves, D., 1877;
CRAWFORD, u, 1871
! The vote in Prince Georges county stood:
Laurel-For ComptrOller-Miller, Rep, 113;
turner, Dem, 2.6. For clerk OF Court OF Ap-
state senafor-Smith, Rep, III; Claggett, Dem
2a9. House of smRepublicans-Jones
I2O, Parker los, MelOS 1O2 DemOcraLs-Beall
$50, Wilson 2l9. Snowden 800.
| o'-Comptroller-Miller, Rep, 454
Maree Rep on Elsrk Sour a Of
smith, Rep, o25; Claggett, DEM, $40. House
Of Delegates,Jones. Rep, 449; Parker, Rep;
son, DEM, 80; Snowden, Dem. 324.
Bowie-Comptroller-M Miller, r., 1853; Turner
So esk d as 81
Claggett, 149. House of Delegates-Jones, r.
l66; Parker, r., 165; Meloy, r., 1852; Beall, D..
Nottingham. Comptroiler.Miller, Rep, 1876
turner, Dem 1S4. Clerk OF Court OF Appeals
Smith 1S7: Glaooett JS1 Hnnse nj DaIauateS
Jones, Rep, 1S5; Parker Rep, 1855; Meloy
Rep, 1856; Beall, DEM, 1S3; Wilson, DEM, 1S1
SnoWden, Dem, 49,
Pennsylvania.
A REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN THE NEIGHBoR
HOOD OF 10000.
The election in Pennsylvania yesterday ex
cited but little interest. The republicans car
ried the state, electing Quay state treasurer
This was the only state office voted for Fifty
seven out of the sixty-seven counties in tn,
| state incIudinp pni,adeInbia give on.,, 70
| t,;. -. .a r. 49,. 90 g., e""', {
poo'ioa.' ioi s'a1e tie1Surer, @o'oo1 majority
net republican gain OF 1920: While Qua,
| loses 1,.33 In Philadelphia, his gains in TIT
counties outside of Philadelphia foot up Is, 1850
The counties yet to be heard from gave in 80:
democratic majority of ,24O, but the repub
lican gains are so uniform throughout the STATE
that this majority will probably be wiped out
Quay's majority will stand about 1900.
In Philadelphia the vote for city and county
officers was as follows: Judge court of common
pleas-Craig Biddle, republican and democrat
139, 500; William Moore, greenback-la Dor
1874. Sherih-Wiliiam Eiiwood Rowan, re
publican, 1888; Dallas Sanders, democrat
%, $50; Stepen NJ Nash, greenback-labOr, 25S
j. X. Greer prohibition, 1,O24. City treasurer
Frank +. Bell, republican, S2,312; Simon r
Snyder, democrat, 81 OLA; Austin w. Moses
greenback-labOr, 193 Samuel Ii. Garrigues
proniDition, 1,oo0 Register OF WlilS-WillaH
f:.raaa j.,nSprat s:n !,o, IT, - by ~ VIC