Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-08
PENNSYLVANIA.

he estimatss of PennsylvanIa's vote vary
widely. The X Rpublicans claim s., ,7S0 as
the apparent Republican plurality In the
state, while the Democrats place It at 55,695
The official returns win probably lie some
where between these extreme figures.
Ihs Republican figures in detail are as
follows:
Republican Majorities. Allegheny, Is, 600,
Armstrong, l,l50 Beaver, 100; Bedford
100; Blair, 1900; Bradford, 400; Butler,
1,lQp; Cameron, 250; Chester, 4,10O; Craw-
ford, :, 150; Dauphin, $500; Delaware, $500;
Erie, 200; Forest, 300; Franklin, $50; Hunt
ingdon, l. l5o; Indiana, $500; jefferson, $50:
Laekawanna, $500; Lancaster, IL 900; Law
renee, = $50; Lebanon, p $50; Mexican, 700;
Mercer, 600; Miiiln. 80; Montgomery, $50:
Perry, $50; Philadelphia, ., 800; Potter, $50;
Snyder, 80; Somerset, Q, 400 Susauehanna,
l,200 Tiaga, 400; Union, S50 Venango,
300; Warren, 1,750 Washington, ZOO; Wy
oming. so; total, liz, $50.
Democratic Majorities-Adams $50; Barls,
1909; Bucks, 100; Cambria, $50; Carbon,
/ go; Centre, $50; Clarion, 1850; Clearfeld,
l,o00; Clinton, 200; Columbia, l.45); Cum
berland, 100 Elk, 800; Fayette, 40: Fulton,
800; Greene, 500; .I.iniata, 20J; Lehigh, ,G00
Luzerne, $50; Lycoming, 80; Monroe,
1000; Montour, 40; Northampton, 800;
Northumberland 80; Pike, 60; .huylkill,
$50; Sullivan, $50; Wayne, 80: Westmorcland,
80; York, 2,70o. Total, 20 $50
The congressman reported elected by The
Times are: First district. H H. Bingham,
R;2 Charles O'NeIl, r.; g. S. j. Randall
D.. w. ID. Kelley, RIB. A. G. Harmer
r.: 6. S. Darlington, r.; Z. George Ross, ID.
s. William Mutchler, D.; 0. d. II. Brunner
D.; 10. Marriott Brosius, r. Ii. j. A. Scran-
hon, R.; II. John Lynch, D.; 13 Charles N.
Brumm, r.; a. John w. Rife, r. 10. MY
ron B. Wright, r. 10. II. G.. Mccormick,
r.. IL c. r. Buckalew, d. ;1S L. f. Atkin-
son, r.; 10. Levi Maish, D.; 20. Edward
Scull r. u. S. A. Craig, r. 22 John Dali
zell, r. /; %. T. NJ. Bayne, r. "a. Joseph w.
Ray, r.; 25. c. c. Townsend, r. 25. w. c.
Culbertson, r.; E27. l.. F. Watson, r.;
2S. James A. Kerr ID. Republicans, 20;
Democrats, s.
The Republicans claim the election of r.
NJ. Yardley in the Seventh district which
would place the complexion of the delega-
ton Republicans 81, Democrats z. They also
give T. S. 0sburn, Republican, for the
Twelfth district, and j. B. Reilly. Demo-
cratic, in the Thirteenth, but this does not
alter the total.
State senators chosen are: First district
George Handy Smith, r. 3. Francis A. Os-
bourn, r.; 5. John Z. Reyburn. r. T.
John G. Grady, r.; .. Thomas V. Cooper, r.;
IL. II. d. Green, d.; -. Amos H. Mylin, r.
Is. Alexander +. Thompson r. ; H. John p.
S. Goblin, r.; 10. A. ID. Harlan, r.. 81. VIII
liam. II. Hines, ID. % j. K. Newell, r.. 25.
Horace B. Packer. r.. q. Samuel D. Bates,
R.; 20. Luther r. Keefer, r.; 81. James II.
Woods, R.; 33. w. Mex. Williamson, r.;
35. John Lemon, r. 81. George w. Wood,
r 80. Ed. E. Robbins, r.; Al. j. B. Sho-
walter, r.; 43. John Upperman, r.; 45.
Samuel s. Steele, r.; AZ. Thomas s. Mehard,
r 40 D. B. Mccreery, r.
State officers elected are: Supreme judges
James 7. Mitchell, r., Philadelphia; John
b. McColum, D., Susquehanna. Auditor
general-Thomas McCamant, r., Blair.
Two supreme judges were elected by linn
tied vote, thus electing one OF each party for
tn full term of twenty-one years.
Judges elected are: Common pleas-Dis-
trict 1, J. l. Clark Hare, Rs N. Russell
Thayer, r. = 4, John l. Mitchell, T.. %,
Charles A. Mayer, ID. = 26, f. r. Ikeler, ID. !;
%, Charles z. Taylor, r. = 20, John J. Metz
ger. D.; 81. f. Albright, d. = "a, ID. w.
Searle, r.. b, II. X. Weand, X. = 80 John
Stewart, r.; 45, F. w. Gunster, D. Orphans
court, William n. Ashman, r. . c. B. PEN
rose, Rs
Now on the bench and elected to succeed
themselves, Judges Hare, Thayer, Mayer,
Albright and Gunster, of the common pleas,
and Orphans Court Judges Ashman and
Penrose, of Philadelphia, were elected prac-
! tically without opposition.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7-Harrison's APP
parent plurality in the state is 6O,OOO
Harrison's plurality in this city is Is, ,565.
] John Bardsley,. r. for city treasurer, has a
majority Of 17,5D, and Gratz, r., for regis
ter of wills, 2,625 On the judiciary ticket,
Judge j. Mitchell, r., nominee for the su-
preme bench, leads in the city by 21,6l1.