Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-11-08

KrTTANNINe, Pa, Nov 5.-The chair.
man Of the Republican committee esti.
mates the majority for Delamater in
Armstrong County at 600.
STRoUDsBURe, Pa, Nov. 5.-Every
district in Monroe County is Democratic.
Pattison's majority is $780, This coun-
ty gave Beaver for Governor a majority
of 1,946.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.--The following
Democratic candidates for Congress are
probably elected: Districts-Sixth, John
r. Fellows; Seventh, Edward j. Dun
ply; Eighth, Tim ]. Campbell; Ninth,
Amos ]. Cummings; Tenth, Francis B.
Spinola; Eleventh, John De Witt War
ner; twelfth, r. p. Flower; Thirteenth,
Ashbel P. Fitch.
Sixty districts out OF 947 give Nicoll,
DEM, for District Attorney, 5000; Goff,
Fusion, 4,734 This rate will give Nicoll
20, 600 majority. The election of Stahl-
necker. DEM, for Congress in the Four.
teenth district is conceded by the Re-
publicans.
Tammany Hall has gained decisive
victory over the Republican and County
Democracy (Fusion). Grant, for mayor,
Is not likely to fall below $4,000 major
ity over Scott. The vote for District
Attorney, in which it was expected De-
lancey Nicol, the Tammany nominee,
would fall far behind the vote for Grant,
will show that he has q majority of
nearly 81, 900 over Goff, the Fusion can
didate. All the Tammany candidates
for the other county offices, namely:
sheriff, president of the Board of Alder
men and county clerk, have average ma
jorities of 100000 The vote for Superior
Court judges and city court judges
shows the same majority in favor Of
Tammany candidates. In the city over
200, 600 votes have been cast out of the
registration of 245, 900. The county Off.
GERS elected are, therefore, the Tam
many nominees: Grant, mayor; Cor
man, sheriff: Giegrich, county clerk;
Arnold, president of the Board of AL
dermen.
The Democrats carried every Congress
sional district in the city. The Democ-
racy has also made decisive victory in
the Assembly. Those elected, with five
exceptions, are TammanY nominees.
All tho successful candidates in the
Fourth, Sixth, Tenth and Twenty-sec-
ond districts are Democrats elected on
the Fusion ticket. Tammany's victories
for members of the Board of Aldermen
the Assembly.
In Richmond County (staten Island)
Covert, Dem, for Congress ran ahead Of
his ticket and it is believed his majority
in the county will reach 10000 The
contest for Assembly between Croak,
Dem, and Smith, Rep. was close.
Croak is thought to have pulled through,
however, by small majority.
The gains Of Assemblymen made by
the Democrats will give them the Leg
islature on joint ballot, securing the
election of Democratic United States
Senator from this State.
LoCKPoRT, n. Y, Nov. 5.-This city
gives Bunting, DEM, for Congress, 1876
majority, a Democratic gain of 500. This
makes Bunting's election safe.
Returns from Western New York in
dicate the election for Congress in the
Thirty-frst district of ]. Wordsworth,
Rep; Thirty-second district, Lockwood,
Dem; Thirty-third district, 7. L. Bunt-
ing, Dem, Thirty-foarth district, w. B.
Hooker, Rep.
SYRACUSE, Nov. 5.-James j. Belden,
Rep, is reelected in the Twenty-fifth
Congressional district by large ma
jority.
AUBURN, Nov. 5.-Payne, Rep, car
ries the Twenty-seventh Congressional
district by probably 1000 majority.
ROCHESTER,, Nov. 5.-Fifty-five out of
11O election districts of the city give
Greenleaf, Dem, for Congress, over 700
majority.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Nov 5.-One hundred and
eighty-nine out of $50 precincts in Bos-
ton give Russell, Dem, 80, 100; Brack-
EFT, Rep, Is, $50; Blackmer, Pro, 1,345
Russell's plurality 1850. Russell's plu-
rality in the whole city last year was
5,454.
Sixty-two towns in Massachusetts, give
Blackmer 1890; Brackett IL, 15S; Rus
sell 6. 1854. Same towns last year gave
Blackmer 1,495, Brackett 10, S5s, Russell
1855. Net gain for Russell 6TS. If this
continues Russell is elected.
Two hundred precincts out of 2O5 for
Governor: Russell, 3s,o27; Brackett 49,
44S; Blackmer, 1,429. Russell's plural
itv 12, ,5S4. The Globe says that Howard,
Dem, is elected to Congress over Fox,
Rep, in the Fifth district; Williams,
Dem, over Gambler, Rep, in the Ninth;
Withrow, Rep., in the Third; O'Neill,
Dem, in the Fourth, with eleven dis
tricts in doubt. Lodge, Rep, is elected
in the Sixth.
Seventy-five towns outside of Boston
give Blackmer 1929; Brackett, 10. 1856;
Russell, 1890; net gain for Russell 1, 400.
Seventytwo towns of Massachusetts
and 100 of 205 precincus give for Govern
or: Blackmer 3,05S, Brackett 33,962,
Russell 44,250. Russell's plurality 10,
SsS. If Russell continues to gain on
Brackett In the State outside of Boston,
as hs has so far, and all indications
point that way, he is elected Governor
by at least 5000 plurality. The Demo-
Gratis have gained two Congressman at
least