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


men, Davidson and Dougherty, will be
reelected by majorities from 1900 to
$500.
Georgia. light vote for Congressman
throughout the state and no opposition to
the Democratic candidates except in one
district.
Illinois--Einety five precincts in Chi
cago give the following totals: Matson,
r., 1907; Mattocks, 5,342, for sheriff;
Davis, r., 7,068; Schweisthal, 6,200, for
treasurer; Loomis, r., z, 431; Prendergast,
10,011, for county judge. The indica-
tions at midnight were that the Cook
county Republican ticket has majority
in both the city and the outlying country
towns embraced in Cook county, with
three Republican judges. The Republi-
cans elect three judges and the Denis-
Gratis three judges, Ill Of whom were
endorsed by the labor convention and
whose names appeared on the United
Labor ticket. The Republicans re-elect
Adams in the First congressional district,
elect Mason in the Third district and re-
elect Durham in the Fourth. Lawler,
Democrat, is reelected in the Second dis
trict. Scattering returns throughout Hill
nois indicate that the proposed amend
ment to the constitution making it I'M
lawful to let by contract the labor by
conyicts, has been carried by large ma
iority. The vote in Cook county was
almost solidly in favor of the measure.
Indiana-Sixty precincts in Indian
apolis show Republican loss, 436; Demo
cratic loss, 493 net Republican gain, 81.
Iowa-Keturns from ii precincts of
DesMoines show net Republican gain OF
1874 over last year.
Kapsas-N Nothing definite, but much
scratching was indulged in, especially in
the Fifth district where Anderson, the
present incumbent, is running indepen-
dent.
Kentucky--Returns point to the fol-
lowing congressional results: In the
First district, w. j. Clon, D.; Second dis
triot, Polk Laffoon, D.; Third district,
doubtful, indicating the election of John
3. Rbea, D.; Fourth district, A. B. Mont
comery, D.; Fifth district
district, very close between Oaruth, D.,
and Willis, r.; the majority in either case
will not be over 200. In the Sixth and
| Seventh, John G. Carlisle, D., and W. q.
P. Breckenridge, D.; in the Eighth dis
trict, j. b. McOreary, D.; Ninth district,
close, claimed by q. 3. Wall, D.; Tenth
district, W. p. Taulbee, D.; Eleventh dis
| trict, doubtful, indicating the election OF
| w. ii. Bolts, ID.
Louisiana-Wilkinso D., has almost q
| walk-o over in the First district. In the
country parishes of the Second district
the Republicans are reported to have
polled full vote. The following Demo
Gratis are elected; Fourth district, N. v.
Blanchard Fifth, .. Newton Sixth, e.
W. Robertson.
Maryland-The canvass of the vote in
Baltimore has been completed. In the
Third congressional district, Rusk, D.,
received "a, 2SG votes; Bosse, industrial,
endorsed by Republicans, 3,305; Glass,
p. 1.7O4. Rusk's majority over all, 1877;
over Bosse, 1871. In the Fourth dis
triot, Raymer, D., 14,754; Findlay, l.
b. las; lowering, p, i, 500; Weatherby,
r., /, Gas; Sanks, colored, r., "a. Rayner't
majority over all, Apt; over Findlay,
606. In the Fifth district, including
The Seventeenth and parts of the Flf'
teenth and Sixteenth wards the vote was;
| Compton, D., 2,237; Tuck, r., 676; Arm
STRONG, p. IS. Compton's majority over all
| 27f,: over Tuck, 1871. The returns
| raceiyed from the districts outside Oh
baltimore indicate the election OF Charles
p Gibson. D., in the First district; DR.
Frank Il. Shaw, D., in the Second
Barnes Compton, D., in the Fifth, ane
I,ouis Z. McComas, r., in the Sixth
| This will leave the Maryland delega
| t;on the same as in the present Congress
and except in the city of Baltimore al
tbe members are reelected. The re-elec
3 ;on of Mr., McComas will be by reduced
majority. Gibson's district comprises thu
: EASTERN Shore, with the exception of Oeci
. county, and his opponent was L. .. Hod
, / son of Crisheld. ;.
3 Massachusetts gains
poaton. The total vote of the city give
q Andrew, D., 26,709; Ames, r., IL, wy
I A Worcester special reports that John =
|. Rnssell is elected to Congress in tn
q Tantb district over W. w. Rice. Patriol
! A COLLINS ia elected TO Congress in tn
d Fonrth district, and Lodge, r., Is un
4 5onhtadly elected in the Sixth distrlc
ovsr lowering. In the Ninth district th
4 vote for Ely and Burnett is close and Tn
= rasult Ia uncertain. One hundred an
y th;rtv-six towns and cities give Amei
i | "a 974. and Andrew, b6, 400.
d Observation-Disclosures so far received sho'
. alighter Republican gains. 1t is imposs
n ~ 10 sneak definitely of the vote for oor
orsasn,en or for the Legislature. Ft
10 Governor a continuation Of the gains
far reported would give Repnbhca
nlnralty Of between 5000 and Q, 600:
10 Minnesota-Twenty election districts
+ 81. Paul give Magiil, R., for goyerno
=. I, 1870 majority. n
y Mississippi-Judge J. B. Morgan, d
I'd ia reelected in the Second Oongression
distriot of Mississippi, defeating denef
10 James r. Chalmers, l., @. and r., by
= large majority.