Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1886-11-06
The congressional election il

The congressional election in
Baltimore passed off very quietly.
The Democratic candidates, Rush
andRayner,were elected, Rush's plur-
atty over Bosse being 1924 vote
and his majority 1924: Rayner's plu-
rality over Findlay was 1902 his
majority 4,1S4. Glass, Prohibitions
its, received LII votes and Lever
ing 1852 votes. The Prohibition
leaders say they were much pleased
With tais showing.
STAUNToN, November 2.-Staun-
ton and five precincts of Augusta
give Yost, Republican, 10 majority.
Republican gain, 1853. Reports
from Allegheny show Republican
gains, which, it maintained, will give
Yost 800 majority-a gain of 215
over 1884.
NORFOLK, November Parks,
Democrat, carries Norfolk city by 8
majority over Bowden, Republican
"a Democratic loss. Portsmouth
city gives Parks reduced majority.
Indications are that the Republicans
have held their own and carried the
district by a large majority.
HARRIsoNBURG, November e.
Ten out of twenty-folr precincts in
this Rockingham county give Rol.
Ter, Independent, 275 majority over
O'Farrall, Democrat, gain of 407
over the gubernatoral vote of last
fall. Mount jackson, Shenandoah
county, gives Roller IS majority !;
Winchester, Frederick county, gives
Roller LOG majority; Mines, Page
county, gives Roller 90 majority.
Shenandoah county-Newmarket,
gives O'Farrall 70 majority; Stras.
burg, O'Farrall ITS majority Wood.
stock, O'Farrall ITO majority. War
rem county-Front Royal gives
O'Farrall 27O majority; Cederville,
O'Farrall As majority.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 2.-Speaker
Carlisle, although probably re elect.
ed, was beaten in Covington by
about 1000, having carried the
town two years ago by 900. He
also failed to cary Newport, his vote
falling off very largely.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2.-Figures
Oh the state ticket come in slowly
but show an iHvariable gain for
Beaver, Republican, for governor.
His plurality in the city will not fall
below $4,000. The other candidates
on the state ticket are well up with
the head.
Bingham, Rep, is elected to Con-
gress in the First district: O'Neill,
Rep, in the Second; Randall, Dem,
in the Third: Kelly, Rep, in the
Fourth, and Harmer, Rep, in the
Fifth; Ermentrout, Dem, in the
Eighth; Heisland, Rep, in the
Niath Sowden, DEM, in the Tenth;
Buckalew, DEM. in the Eleventh;
Bound, Republican in the Four
teenth; Maish, Dem, in the Ninth
teenth Dalzell, Rep, in the Twenty
second: Bayne, Rep, in the
Twenty-third.
PITTsBURG, Pa, November O.
Allegheny county returns are bad
ly mixed, owing to an unusual
amount of scratching. The indica-
tons, however, are that the entire
Republican state and county tickets,
with the exception, possibly, of
Judge of Common Pleas Court, are
elected by large majority. John
Dalzell and Thomas Bayne, Repub.
lican, for Congress, in the Twenty.
second and Twenty third districts,
are elected by good majorities.
The congressman elected in Kan
sas are as follows: In the First
district, Morrill,. Rep; Second, Funs
ton, Rep; Third, Perkins, Rep. i
Fourth, Ryan, Rep; Fifth, Ander
son, Ind; Sixth, Turner, Rep. 81
Seventh, Peters, Rep.
DIES MONIES, November 3.-Ad.
ditional returns indicate that the Re.
publican majority on the state tick
ct will reach 10000, and probably
go higher. The Republicans have
elected eight congressman, a gain of
Ore.
NEWARK, N. j., November 81
The result of yesterdays election
gives the state to Green, Dem, for
governor by plurality of 1921, and
makes the Legislature tie on Joint
ballot, with one Labor Democrat as
he casting vote.
South Carolina elected solid
Democratic delegation in the next
Congress.
WILMINGTON, DEL, November.
briggs, DEM, for governor, has
majority in the state of over 5000
,ver Hoffecker, Pro. The Demo.
rats elect everything, including a
legislative ticket which secures the
e-election of George Gray to the
United States Senate.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, November
returns indicate the cleo.
ion OF Dougherty, DEM, in the Sec.
nd district by $500 plurality over
freely, Rep. Norment, Pro-, polled