Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-11-04

Missouri-In the Ninth congressional |
district 45 precincts out of ITO give
Glover, D., 1901 Frank, r., 2,154. The
returns 30 far received from the Fifth |
congressional district, now represented
by Warner, r., indicate that the district
has gone for Phillips, D., and that the
Democrats have carried Kansas City.
Nebraska-The Republican state ticket,
headed by Gen. John M. Thayer for
governor, has been elected by over 25, 900
majority. James Laird, present member
of Congress from the Second district, and
g. w. T.. Dorsey, congressman from the
Third district, both Republicans, have
been reelected. In the First the result
on congressman is still in doubt.
New Hampshire-E Eighty. six towns give
Sawyer, R., 10, 437; Ooggswell, D., 10, 1856;
Wentworth, p, sos. Democratic gain,
645. Returns from nearly one. third of
the towns in New Hampshire show Re-
publican loss of about 200 on the popular
vote as compared with that of 1884. The
indications are that there is no choice for
governor by the people.
New Jersey-lt was claimed late last
night by the Democratic STATE committee
that Robert 8. Green, the Democratic
candidate for governor of New Jersey, was
elected. Bonfres were burned in the
streets of Jersey City last night in honor
of his election. Specials to Senator
Sewell showed Republican loss of one
asseinblyman in Salem, the loss of one in
Burlington and the loss of senator in
Atlantic. The Republicans gain one in
Camden and one in Burlington. Desul-
tory specials from various Republican
points indicate Democratic gains on the
legislative ticket, but the only decisive
gains are those reported above. On this
state ticket Howey falls considerably be-
low Blaine's majorities in 1884 in the
counties. Senator Sewell has little con-
tidenoe in the election of the Republican
state ticket and ia uneasy about the Leg
islature. The Republicans claim Hires
election to Congress from this district by
over 1000 majority, but have only heard
from two counties. Gloucester gives him
$50 majority and Salem 1926.
New York-The city complete, with the
exception of one election district, gives:
Hewitt, D., 90,296; George, Ind, 81, sos;
Roosevelt, r., 0,392; Wardwell, g., 574.
In the state Rufus w. Peckham, D., is
elected Judge of the court of appeals by
plurality greater than that givent to Gov.
Hill. The assembly is in doubt, with the
chances in favor of the Republicans. The
congressional delegation is as yet un-
certain, but the chances are still good
| that the Democrats will have Us strong a
representation in the fiftieth Congress as
| they now have in the forty-ninth. Kotchum
| is agnin elected in the Sixteenth district
but by much less majority than he re.
ceived two years ago.
North Carolina-The state returns come
| in slowly, but they all indicate Democratic
/ gains. Rowland, D., is elected to Con-
gress from this (the Sixth) district, by a
heavy majority. Meagre returns from
| the Second district now represented by
| O'Hara (colored Republican, favorable to
/ the election of Simmons, d.
Ohio-Two hundred and seven pre-
cincts in Ohio, with a total vote of
IS, 1870 show net Republican gain of
| 3,071. The Prohibition vote is 1, 4S2. In
| I8 precincts in Cleveland there is a Re-
publican majority OF 272. Romeis, r.,
| for Congress, gains heavily on his ma
| iority over Frank Hurd two years ago, In
every precinct in every county, 80 far as
heard from. The Republicans claim
al, 900 majority in the state. Last year
Foraker, r., had II, 451 plurality.
Pennsylvsnia-The Philadelphia Times
figures Beavers plurality at Al 800; the
Press, 6,525. The Prohibition vote was
light about $4,000. The result of the
vote in Philadelphia was the election OF
the following county officers, the names
of present incumbents reelected being
marked with star ~: District Attor.
ney, George j. Graham r. D.; Coroner,
8. d. Ashbridge, R.; Clerk Quarter SEES.
sions, W. E. Littleton,% R.; Judge O. P,
No. i, Joseph Allison,* r. D.; Judge O.
P. No. /, W. s. Peirce,+ r. D.; Judge G.
p. No. 8, j. Gay Gordon D.
Returns from portion of the wards in
dictate that Beavers plurality over Blach
in the city Is about 1000. The Prohibi
ton vote was light. ALI the Republican
candidates for county offices are elected
with the exception of Amos Briggs fol
Judge, who is defeated by Judge Gordon
D., the present incumbent, by majority
of about 10000.
The exciting triangular contest Il
| Chester and Delaware counties resulted il
the election Of the regular Republican
nominee. With the returns from abou
! one-half of Chester county up to mid
night the Darlington men claim ma
: iority Of 700, with probable majority o
! 1900 in the district. The complete re
, turns are not expected until morning. Il
, West Chester $40 were polled, Of whicl
number Darlington has about 1,1O0
a Dickinson has not run up to his ticket
), The Darlington people are jubilant at th
prospects,.
One of Mr.. Everhart's lieutenant
i openly and authoritatively announce
4 yesterday that in case Everhart was d,
a feated he would positively be oandidai
for Congress two years hence, whic