Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13
COUNTING UP.
Unofficial Returns Up to 10 O'Clock
Last Night.


Last Night.
The county board of canvassers met
again yesterday and appointed a com
mittee Of five to count mp on general
returns, except the Legislative dis trict
1t was hoped that the labors of that
committee would be finished in
the forenoon, but delay
was caused by the board refus-
ing TO accept the returns as they ap-
peared on their faces, but insisted on
securing for inspectors of townships
who had made no returns on circuit
Judge. They wanted the full count on
that Judge business. The Legislative
committees for the Second and Third
districts completed their count IN good
season, but the First district committee
seemed TO have struck n snag. They
met Tuesday afternoon and compared
the tabulated returns prepared 10y the
county clerk with the face OF the re-
turns from the twenty-five precincts of
the city.
These were found correct and gave
MAYNARD a plurality over White and
HAYWARD of over a thousand votes.
An adjournment was then taken tlll 9
o'clock Yesterday morning TO enable
| the chairman, Alderman Stebbins, 10
make 4 report. Very little was done at
| that time except that Alderman Steb-
bins called for the poll lists and tally
sheets. AT $3.50 O'Clock, the gentlemen
required were busy in the city hall. and
thus again was COED time Wasted. How
ever. they finally got together and ad-
iourned til 4 o'clock this afternoon
and perhaps Mr. Maynard VIII after
all, be forced TO make the contest IN
stead of Mr.. Hayward.
The other gentlemen kept grinding
away last night till about 10 O'Clock
with the following result for Kent
county, which IS, however, as yet, un-
official.
For overnor-Winans, 1888; Tur-
ner, 9774; Partridge, 1894; Bclden, So.
Wrnan's plurality, 2o59.
For Lieutenant GOvernor-StrOng,
II ,60l; Linton. lO,ll6; Allen, 1908; Nc
Gregor, 86. Strong plurality, l4s5.
Secretary of State-SOper, 1890;
Gardner, 1908; Pslmeter, 1855 Adams,
/ 81. Soper plurality, 1917.
State Treasurcr-BIaGsted, ll,5lsi
Moore, l0,2 81; COddngton, 1896; Black
man, Sc. Braasted's plurality. 1888.
Auditor General-Sionc, 1902; Gid
dings. 1905; Ives, 1902, Graham, -.
stones plurality, 1884.
Attorney Genorsl-Ellis. II ,7Sl; Hus-
ton, 0,O59; Adsit, 90. Ellls' plural
| ity, l522.
Commissioner of Land Oaiee-Shaf.
| fer, II .6Q9. Berry, l0.263; Peck, 1891;
/ Treat. 50. Shader's plurality, 1886.
Justice Supreme Court - McGrath,
I i1I.7Oi. Cahill, l0.05s. Cheever, 1851,
I Atkinson, s.. McGrath's plurality
I l643.
superintendent Public Instruction
I Fitch. II 100. Schurtz, 1o.2G2, Howell,
I 1891, Littellsr, S.. Fiich's plurality,
l43s.
state Board Of Education Ham
n0nd. II. 200. Baliou. I0.26l. scott.
1923. Powers, 81. Hammond piur-
a!.tY. 1445
Representative in Congress Ford,
I 1912. Walk ns. s735. Briggs, 453.
/ Ford plura8t 23t1
State ~enstof Doran. ll.720- Adams
Qoo8. Field, 1884, Doran's plurality
sheriff Mcqueen. III ABS; Ismor.
eaux. 1881. DAVIS. 1885. Mcqueen
4 p.urshfy, lo77.
Counts erx-Harvev. 1885. Knox
esq. Bradfe.d, 1925. HarTsy's piuTs 3
ity 10s
! County Treasurer -stshhns. ll,74e
f Colson, Io.o-1 Cutter, 1852 Stehb.ns
f p.urs ltT. 1919
Bsrssisr of Desds-sk'nnsr, 1902
+ Eiee. 1878. Nartn 1880. skinner
& ~ rr..t /.