St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-06
SIXTY THOUSAND AHEAD.
Boyer Will Have Big Plurality
in Pennsylvania,
HE IS REPUBLICAN.
HENRY Il. BOYER. r.. :. State Treasurer

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6, 1870 a. NJ
Returns received from 81 of the 67
counties in the state and includ-
ing Philadelphia and Allegheny cOun-
ties, show. plurality for Boyer
for state treasurer of 62, LIS over Bigler.
Philadelphia county gives Boyer 1850
plurality against 14,252 plurality for
Hart, Rep, for state treasurer in 1887.
Boyer's plurality IN the state will be
about 10000.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-Following
are estimated plnraIities in this state by
counties for state treasurer: Juniata
county, estimated, Boyer, Rep, so plu-
irality; Blair county, estimated, Boyer,
Rep, 1850 plurality; Cameron
county, Boyer, Rep, 100: Monroe
county, Bigler, DEM, 1850; lie
high county, Bigler, DEM, 2,1o0;
Montour county, estimated, Bigler,
DEM. $50 plurality; Pike county, esti-
mated. Bfgler. Dem., 500 plurality;
Northumberland county, estimated,
cratic gain of 269; Warren county. esti-
mated. Boyer, Rep, 500 plural
ity, Democratic gain of 1872.
The following gains were made:
Blair county, Republican gain, 10; Cam
eron county, Democratic gain, IS;
Juniata county, Democratic gain, 20;
Lehigh county, Democratic gain. 207;
Monroe county, Republican gain, 80;
Montour county. Republican gain. II;
Tioga county, estimated, Boyer, 5000
plurality, a Democratic gain of 10; Sny-
der county, estimated, Boyer. Rep,
500 plurality, Democratic gain
of POS; Crawford county, eSti-
mated, Boyer, 2,0e0 plurality,
Republican gain of 555; North
ampton county, estimated, Bigler. Dem,
2,S00 plurality. Republican gain, 513;
Clarion county, estimated, Bigler, DEM,
500 plurality. Republican gain, 1859;
York county, estimated, Bigler, DEM,
Somerset county, estimated, Boyer,
Rep, 1900 plurality, Democratic gain.
331; Lancaster county, estimated. Boyer,
Rep, 5000 plurality, Democratic gain.
597; Union county, estimated, Boyer,
Rep. $50 plurality, Democratic gain, rs;
Greene county, estimated, Bigler, DEM,
$50 plurality, Republican gain, 701:
Forest county, estimated: Boyer. $50
plurality; Republican gain, 90. Chester
county, estimated: Boyer (Rep.), 5000
plurality; Republican gain, 557. Lack
awanna county, estimated: Boyer (Rep.),
500 plurality: Republican gain, 1,573.
Berks county, estimated: Bigler, 1850
plurality: Republican gain, S77. Column
bia county, estimated: Bigler, LOGO plu-
rality; Republican gain, 315. Frank
lin county, estimated: Boyer, 400
plurality; Democratic gain. 254.
Fayette county, estimated: Bigler 500
plurality; Democratic gain 1913. Wayne
county, estimated: Blgler $50 :plurality;
Democratic gain ~. Mfffiin county. es-
timated: Boyer 600 plurality: Demo
cratic gain 404; Oaks (Rep.), for sheriff,
is defeated by about go majority. But
Ter county, estimated; Boyer 400 pfu-
rality: Democratic grain 2Ss. Redford
county, estimated: Boyer 2,T00 plu-
rality: Republican gain LOG. Mercer
county, estimated: Boyer 102 plurality:
Democratic gain 223. Philadelphia
county, with two wards to hear
from, gives Boyer, for state
treasurer, 37,70o majority over
Bigler. Graham, Rep, for district at
t0rney, has &c, 800 majority over. Lewis,
Dem. The only state officer voted for
in Pennsylvania to-day was state treas
urer. The candidates were Henry K.
Boyer, Rep, Edward A. Bigler, Dem,
and James r. johnson, Pro. A light
vote was cast. Very little interest was
manifested. the election of Boyer, by a
decided majority, being a foregone con-
clusion. Hart, Rep, for state treasurer,
in 1887. had a plurality of 1925, and re-
turns from tweIity-seven counties, in
Guiding Philadelphia, received up to II
p. M. show net Republican gain over
the 1887 vote of about $4,000. Boyer's
plurality will surely exceed 10000.