Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-06
MARYLAND.
Baughman Has 5000 Majority and the
Democrats Gain One Legislator.

BALTIMORE, MD., Nov. 6.--The total vote in
Baltimore for mayor was: Davidson. democrat,
40. 932; Shaw. fusion, 37.346; Eichelberger
prohibition, 692; democratic plurality 1854.
Cleveland's plurality in 1888 was 5,O45 Baugh-
man. democrat, for controller gets 5000 in
the state The democrats elect twelve first
branch men and seven second branch men and
the fusionists ten first branch men and four
second branch men. This is a gain of one first
branch man by the democrats. The state iegis-
lature as indicated by the latest returns, will
stand: Senate-Democrats, Is; republicans, s.
House-Democrats, Sc; republicans, S5 This
is a republican gain of four senators and thir-
teen delegates.
In this city the first branch of the new city
council will consist of nine republicans, one
fusion democrat and twelve regular democratic
Second branch, three republicans, one fusion
democrat and seven regular democrats the
democrats having a majority of five in joint
session.
ROCKVILLE.
Special Dispatch to The EVENING STAR.
ROCKVILLE, Nov. s.-The entire democratic
ticket was elected by a much reduced major
ity.
All the nominees of the democratic party
were successful in this county by the following
majorities: Baughman for controller, 249;
Wootton, state senate, 800. House Of dele
gates--Laird, 800. kiigour, 232; Clements, 269.
County commissioners-Holland 2l4; Etchison,
1877; Sellman, 1853; Broome, 1877; Perry, IA.
Sheriff-Carr. 26. Surveyor-Anderson 32l
The usual democratic ma ajority in the county
has heretofore been between 500 and 700.
A SURPRISE.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
Frederick, MD. Nov. 6.-Yesterday's elec-
ton in this county was a surprise to both par
ties. The republicans were confident of win
ming, but instead the democrats elected almost
their entire ticket. The republicans gave
Wellington, candidate for state controller, a
majority of 68 The democrats elected Otho
j. Gaver sheriff by small majority. For the
litz and Minnick. The republicans Norwood
and Morsell, a gain o. one delegate for the
republicans over two years ago, with the posi-
bifity that official returns may elect Kaufman,
republican, over Minnick. democrat The
democrats elect three county mmssioners-
Derr, Englar and Fisher; the republicans two
Jones and Shelter. The democrats elect w.
H. Hilleary surveyor. The result TIN oughout
| shows heavy and unexpected republican losses.
The prohibition vote has not been counted, but
Is known to be heavy decrease over former
years.
FROM HYArTsvILLE.
Special Dispatch to the THE EVENING STAR
HYATTsvILLE, Nov. 6.-Meager returns froi
several districts in Prince Georges indicate tlf
probable election of the republican ticket here.
In Bladensburg district the democratic major
ity is reduced from about 80 last year TO an
average of about 45 In Evansville Coffin for
the senate has majority Of over his demo-
cratic opponent, Gambrill.
The rest of the democratic ticket has a ma
| iority of about 40. Bowie Is republican by an
increased majority; Marlboro by between 800
| and 400. Kent is republican by small ma
| jority.
1t is hardly possible that these majorities
can be overcome in the rest Of the county.
WYOMING.