Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-11-07
THE ELECTION
County.

Brown Tor the once, Is eiectcu.
The chances are that Proth'y Brown Is
reelected. His figures are, Brown, 1866;
Bippus, 4,4s4. A friend Of Capt Bippus
makes the figures, Brown, 4,544; Bippus
4, ,493.
For Congress Mr.. Phillips carries the
county, the vote being about as follows
Phillips 3,697, Gillespie 3,595, Mcdowell
1,31O;-but his vote in Beaver and Law
renee counties is not as large as was OK
pected, and Mr.. Gillespie is elected.
For County Commissioners Nessrs. Kis-
kaddon, Marshall and Humphrey are elect
ed, and the figures, not including the two
districts mentioned, are about as follows
Kiskaddon 4,531, Marshall 4,37S, Hum
phrey 4, 4sS, Murrin 1858.
For Assembly Messrs. Thompson and
williams are elected, and the figures, as
far as known, are about as follows
Thompson 4615, Williams 4,635, Wash
abaugh 4, ,16O, Mckee 4,124. The indica-
,tions are that the Legislature remains Re
publican, and Messrs. Thompson and Will
Iams viii take part in selecting the u ..
Senator who is to succeed Senator
Cameron.
For Sheriff VIM. M. Brown is elected by
several hundred Of majority.
For Register and Recorder Dale has
about A, 729 votes and Keck about 4, 800.
For Treasurer Wilson has about 4,S76
votes and Adderhold about 4,05S.
For Clerk of Courts Criswell has major
ity of about thousand, the largest of the
ticket.
For Auditors Messrs Douthett and Al
bert are elected, and Mr.. Henninger is
claiming a majority of 90 over Hindman.
Kennedy is elected Coroner.
The State.
There is no doubt of the election OF
Pattison by about 10000 Philadelphia
gave Delamater majority of over 10000,
but it was not enough to save hin. Watres
and Stewart, Delamater's two associates on
-the- State ticket, are elected. Crawford
Co., Delamaters home, is Democratic, and
Delamaters ward in Meadville gave Patti
son majority of "a. Titusville, Chairman
Andrews home, gave Pattison majority
Of 1882, and Andrews was defeated for State
Senate.
Butler county gives Pattison a majority
Of 625. The rest of the State ticket has not
yet been counted.
The Republican majority in the Legis-
laturc on joint ballot will be 81, and the
Congressional delegation from this State
will be IL Republicans and IL Democrats.
Neighboring Counties.
Allegheny county gave Delamater a
majority of between four and five thousand.
Dalzell and Stone were elected to Con-
gress, and Neeb and Finn to the Senate.
Beaver county gave Delamater about
500, and Lawrence county about 1000.
Mercer county gave Pattison about 300,
and venango county 200.
Armstrong county gave Delamater 500.
Clarion county gave Pattison nearly
1000, and westmoreland about the same.
Indiana county gave Pattison about 600.
In Western Penn'a all the Republican
Congressman were elected, excepting in
this district, where Gillespie will have
about $500 plurality over either Of the Re-
publican nominees. In the four counties
Phillips and Mcdowell each took over
10,00O votes. There is very little differ
A. oil fho
official figures to tell which is ahead.
In Mercer county Hall, Rep, for Assem-
bly,, and Haywood, Rep, for Prothonotary,
are defeated, and the balance Of the county
ticket elected.
Dick Quay got through in Beaver county
by a majority Of 1856.
Mexican, Warren and venango counties
all went for Pattison, but Stone, Rep, for
Congress, has handsome majority.
In Other States.
Outside of the State the most interesting
election to Pennsylyanians was that in
McKinley's district in Ohio. In his own
county Mckinley overcome Demoyatic
majority Of over 1000, but Holmes county
gave Warwick, his opponent, over 1000
majority and that did the business. War
wick is probably elected by a small major
ity, though it may take the official count
to decide the matter.
The Republican State ticket of Ohio is
elected, but the Democrats have IA out of
81 Congressman.
The New York legislature is in doubt,
with both parties claiming enough mem
Ders to elect the next q. S. Senator.
West Virginia is Democratic all over,
and the Democrats seem to have every
thing in Indiana
In Kansas the Farmers Alliance elected
their Governor and FIVE Congressman. The
Legislature, and consequently Senator In
gals re- election is in doubt.
Massachusetts astonished everybody by
going Democratic.
In New Hampshire there is no election
for Governor by the people, and the matter
will 60 to the legislature. Amsden, the
Democrat, has plurality but not major
ity.
The Republicans are claiming Iowa by
from tiye-to ten-thousand, Nebraska seems
to be Democratic, and the Democrats are
claiming Montana.
The Democrats of Michigan are claiming
their Governor and the state Legislature.
Arkansas elects two Republican con
gressman, and Brecken ridge is reported
beaten.
The Democrats are claiming Wisconsin.
and Colorado is close.
South Carolina and Georgia are Demo
cratic, of course, and the Democrats had a
walkover in New Jersey.
Congress.
The Democrats will have large majority
in the next House at Washington. The
Republicans sustained their greatest and
most unexpected losses of congressman in
Massachusetts, and in the city of Chicago,
and il Virginia and West Virginia the
Democrats made clean sweep. The