Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-06


According to returns of the election
held In Philadelphia the total vote on
State Treasurer was l29, $40, which was
40, 1877 short OF the Presidential vote OF
1883. Boyer, Rep, received 81, 1853; Big
ler, Dem, As, $50; Johnston, Pro-, /, 1872;
Boyer's plurality over Bigler In Phiiade-
phia, 41,07s For Judge Of the Court Of
Common Pleas, PenHypacker, Rep. and
DEM, got 122, ne; Briggs, Pro-, 1858
For District Attorney, Graham, Rep,
got S5, ,842; Lewis, DEM, AZ, ,542; Clark,
Pro-, 1,0l1; Graham's plurality over
Lewis, 43, 800. For Clerk o. Quarter ses-
sions, Latta, Rep, $3.50; Linde, DEM.
1922; Middleton, Pro-. 1,082; Latta's
plurality over Linde, 38033. For Coro-
ner, Ashbridge, Rep, 83,910; Cantrell,
DEM, 44,353; Hargreayes, Pro-, 1,0S7;
Ashbridge's plurality over Cantrell, 3D.
626.
The indications at this hour, 1.30 q. m. +,
are that Henry X Boyer's plurality for
State treasurer will exceed 63.000. All
but elk counties in the state give him
plurality Of caro-. The remaining
counties to be heard from will increase
those figures. OF this plurality, the
largest ever given in Pennsylvania in an
''of year." Philadelphia contributed
Al ,OS0.
In the State outside OF Philadelphia,
even In counties where local contests
were wsged, was very light one. The
Prohibitionists polled, 1t Ia believed, not
more than 80 per cent Of their vote ol
last November.
10 Pittsburg, in consequence of a
struggle for the district sttorneyship on
which the Republicans were divided, the
state ticket wss cut, the vote falling =, 800
below that cast for Hart in 1887. In
Berks County split In the Republican
party was also the cause of scratching.
Regarding the four Judicial contests 10
the state, Neale, Republican, In Arm
strong, and Mcconnell, Republicaa in
| Westmorelsnd, are believed to be defeated
Judges Rice and Butler, In Luzerne and
Chester Counties have been elected.
DELAWARE coUNTY's VOTE.
MEDIA. Pa. Nov. 5.-Two- thirds OF the
precincts heard from at midnight indicate
q majority In Delaware county of from
24o0 to $500 for the Republican State
ticket. The vote was light In many
of the country districts, but n good vote
was out In the boroughs aud thickly
populated sections. John A. Robinson
Is elected Senator over Hiram Hathaway,
Jr., the Democratic candidate, by about
1850 majority. In Media, Robinson g
home, he had majority Of 220; about 45
behind the rest OF the ticket. Robinson
WAS cut q few votes in nearly all The
precincts, but his greatest opposition was
ia the Middle Ward OF Chester, one Oi
the districts of Aston, the township Of
Edgemont, aud In one Of the Precincts Of
Upper Providence. The entire Repub-
lican county ticket is elected by ma
jority Of from $500 to $500.
Returns of the State elections held
yesterday, as far as received, show that
| New York, New Jersey, Virginia and
Marylan are Democratic, and that Ohio
ie close on the vote for Governor. Mas
taohusetts, Iowa and Nebraska are Re.
publican.
The returns from New York indicate q
| majority OF about 1000 in the State for
The Democratic ticket. New York city
gives the Tammany local ticket about
15,00O majority.
CHAPLIN Is reelected Mayor Of Brook
lyn by large majority.
In New Jersey the majority for Albeit,
Democrat, for Governor, is estimated a'
Z, 900.
In Maryland, Baughmsn, Democrat
Is reelected State Comptroller by abou
II 900 majority.
In Virginia, MatOne Us oVerWhelmee
by Democratic majority estimated al
tlis way from 20, 600 to 10000.
The returns from Ohio Indicate close
vote for Governor. One of the despatchei
estimates that Foraker is reelected b.
5000 plurality.
Bracket, Republican, is elected Gov
ernor of Massachusetts, by about 10000
majority,
Nebraska piyes an estIma' ed Republi-
can majority OF 600 to 1000.
Returns from Iowa indicate 5000 Re
publican majority.
JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 5.-So little in
terest was lelt in the election, there being
no position to the Democratic ticket
that The Executive Committee have no
! pro ID for etuTDs as heretofore. Fiv
counties, having local dissensions, enjo
some lutte exc tement, but otherwls
the election is unusually quiet and un
interesting. Unfavorable weather vii
make The vote even lighter than was an
ticiIa ed.