Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-11-09
NEWS /!

The latest corrected figures from
the counties of Pennsylvania give
Henry X. Boyer, Rep, for State
treasurer, a plurality of 63,321. The
returns OF the Prohibition vote are
not complete, and no satisfactory
estimate can be made concerning 1t.
Judge Butler, (Rep.), is defeated BY
Joseph Hemphill in Chester. Judge
Rice, (Rep.), in Luzerne County, has
plurality of 1000. Lucien w. Doty
(Dem.) will have an estimated plu-
rality of 1000 in Westmoreland Co.
Philadelphia gave Henry X. Boy
er, (Rep.) for State Treasurer a plu.
rality of 1850.
Ohio returns substantially CON-
plete, elect Campbell Dem govern
or by about 5000 plurality over For
aker. The remainder of the Demo.
cratic State ticket is also probably
elected, though by much smaller
plurality than Campbelfs. The Leg
islature will be Democratic in both
branches and on JOINT ballot, insur-
ing the election OF a Democratic
United States senator to succeed
Senator Henry B. Payne.
Iowa elected a Democratic govern.
or. Though some of the Republican
State ticket may fall through, the
Republican majority in the Leglsla-
ture is cut down to narrow margin.
Prohibition is believed to be respon.
sible for the revolution.
New Jersey, according to the latest
returns received, gives Albeit plu.
rality over General Grub of 9529,
while Abbett's friends claim his elec-
tion by 1900. The Senate is sure
ly Republican by majority of one,
Senator Gardner, of Atlantic. being
elected by a plurality of 273. The
Assembly is Democratic.
Virginia's majority against Ma.
hone viii probably reach 10000 and
the Democrats will have two-thirds
of the Legislature.
New York, according to the latest
returns, gave the head of the Demo.
cratic State ticket 81 400 plurality.
The Republicans have a MAORI
ty in both branches of the Legisla.
ture. In the local fight in New York
City the Tammany candidates were
all elected except Judge Gilders.
leeve. The Democrats elected their
candidate for Mayor in Brooklyn.
Massachusetts returns are com.
plete with the exception of one town
that has but twenty votes. They
show that Bracket (Rep.) is elected
governor by 5979 plurality.
Nebraska, Republican, elects Con-
gressmen, judges and county tickets.
Omaha City went Democratic.
Peoria, ILL.,, elects the whole Re-
publican ticket by a heavy majority.
Allegheny Co., Nd, elects the
whole Republican ticket.
Washington Co., Nd, is solidly
Republican. The delegates to the
legislature are Messrs. Harper,
Ramsberg, Whitson and Keedy.
County Commissioners are Messrs.
Cannon, Wyand, Wise, Foltz and
Gable. Sheriff Newcomer and Coun-
ty Surveyor Miller.
Frederick elected about halt the
Republican ticket, the Democrats
electing Gaver Sheriff.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.-The total
vote in Baltimore for mayor was !:
Davidson, Dem. 40.932; Shaw, fu.
sion, 37,346; Eichelberger, Pro-,
632. Democratic plurality, 2945.-
Cleveland's plurality in 1888 was
5045. Baughman, DEM, for comp.
troller, gets 5000 in the State.
The Democrats elect II first branch
and 7 second branch men, and the
Fusionists 10 first branch and A sec
ond branch men. This is a gain of
one first branchman by the Demo
Gratis.
The State Legislature indicated
by the latest returns will stand:
Embellishments, IS; Republi.
cans. 8. House - Democrats, 56 !;
Republicans, 80. Republican gain
of four senators and thirteen dele.
gates