The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-11-11
THE ELECTION RETURNS.
CONDENSED INT f L Z G f n G e
FROM THE VOTING STATES.

FROM THE VOTING STATES.
Democratic Losses-The Labor Vote
Morrison Defeated-Notes from the
Counties in this State.
ALABAMA.
The Democrats made a cletn sweep
of the State and elected eight Con-
gressmen.
ARKA NSAS.
Five Democratic Congressman were
elected.
Congressman Davidson and Dough-
erty, Democrats both elected The
Republicans voted solidly against rat
flying the Constitution The Legisla-
ture is Democatic.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
A solid Democratic delegation of
Congressman elected. The negro Small
was defeated by good majority.
TENNESSEE.
Bob Taylor, Democrat is elected
Governor by about $4,000 majority.
MARYLAND.
Five Democratic and one Republi-
ban Congressman elected.
VIRGINIA.
Six Republicans and three Demo
Gratis and one Labor Congressman are
elected. The Virginia delegation in
the next Congress will be as follows:
first district II. B. Brown, rep.
second district-George E. Bowden,
rep; third-George D. Wise, dem.
fourth-W. E. Games, rep fifth
John r. Brown, rep; sixth-Samuel
[. Hopkins, labor; seventh Charles I.
O'Ferrall, dem; eighth-W. H. F.
Lee, dem. ninth-Henry c. Bowen,
rep. ; tenth-Jacob Yost, rep.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Democratic gains manifest. Indi-
cations point to no choice for Cover
NEW JERSEY.
Legislature Democratic by five ma
jority on joint ballot. McAdoo, Dem
ocrat in the 7th Dist, is elected to
Congress.
NEW YORK
Legislature Republican by Is ma
.jority. Twenty Republican and II
Democratic congressman elected.
Sunset Cox being of the latter num-
Der. Hewitt elected Mayor of New
York City.
CALIFORNIA.
Mr.. Gill, Republican elected Gov
ernor by 10000 majority.
DELAWARE.
Biggs, Democrat, is elected Cover
nor by 5000 majority over Hofreck-
er, Prohibitionist. Legislature solidly
Democratic, securing the reelection
of,Geo. Grey to United States Senate.
Williamson, Democrat, elected to
Congress over Lovely, Republican.
INDIANA.
Legislature in doubt State ticket
probably Republican, Republicans
claim the election of several Congress
men as follows /; Hovey, in the first
district, gain Browne in the sixth;
Johnston in the eigth; Cheadle in the
ninth, again ; Owen in the tenth Steele
in the eleventh /; White in the twelfth,
gain. The majority for Lowery, dem,
in the twelfth district two years ago
was 1850.
CONNECTICUT.
Legislature is Republican. Cleve-
land Democrat candidate for Cover
nor, lacks 2,243 of a majority. The
Legislature will elect a Republican
Senator and State officers. The Dem
ocrats elect Vance to Congress in the
first district, French in the second, and
Granger in the forth. Russell is elect
ed in the third district.
The entire Democratic State ticket
is elected. The eighth, ninth and tenth
Congressional districts in st Louis
elect Representatives. In the ninth,
Glover, dem,, was reelected over
Frank, rep, by a majority of la. In
the eighth OsNeill, DEM, received Z.
917 votes and Cummings, rep, 6,6O8,
a majority for the former of 1 ,3O9.
MICHIGAN.
Legislature Republican. The Con-
gressmen are-frst district, Chapman,
fusion; second, Allen, rep!; third,
O'Donnell, rep; fourth, Burrow, rep. !;
fifth, Ford, fusion sixth, Brewer, rep. !;
seventh, Whiting, fusion eighth, Tars-
sney, fushion; ninth. Cutcheon, rep.;
tenth, Fisher, fushion; eleventh, Mof.
fatt, rep. This is Republican gain
of two. The seventh and tenth dis
tricts are considered doubtful by the
Republicans.
MONTANA
Tool, DEM, has been reelected to
Congress by about 400 majority.
wISCONSIN
Entire State republican ticket cleo
ted by large majority with Gov.
Rusk leading. Legislature is repub-