The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06

New YORK, Nov. 4.-l1.30 p. m.-
Returns to this hour show that the
Democrats have carried Massachusetts,
Connecticut, Wisconsin, New Hamp-
shire. New Jersey, and all the South
ern States, and have made net gain
of twenty congressman, thus far, with
half the country yet to hear from.
New YORK, Nov. ), l.3O a. m--The
| Democrats have thus far gained thirty
three congressman, and have the next
house by good majority, even if they
gain no more.
New York, New Hampshire, Con-
necticut ard Illinois show legislative
gains, which may give them Demo-
cratic United States senators.
Some States will not be heard from
| till tomorrow. If Delamater is elected
governor of Pennsylvania his majority
will be much under the first estimate.
A NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC SENATOR.
ALBANY, n. Y, November THE
Argus claims that the assembly will
stand IS Democrats to so Republicans,
giving the Democrats majority on
joint ballot and electing a Democratic
United States Senator from New \ ork.
A GOOD DAYS WORK.
RALEIGH, n. c., Nov. 4.-Returns
indicate that the Democrats have car
ried the State for the judicial ticket by
large minority, and have elected Con-
gressmen as follows: Branch (Dem.)
| First district; Brady dem. Third dis
trict; Bum (Dem.) Fourth district;
Williams (Dem) Fifth district; Alex
ander Dem. Sixth district; Henderson
| Dem. Seventh district.
PATTIsoN HAS A SAFE MAJORITY.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 4.-Chalr,
man Anderson, of the Republican State
committee, claims the city for Delama-
| ter by $4,000, while Chairman Kerr, of
the Democratic State committee says
the State will give Pattison safe ma
jority.
QUAY THROWS UP THE SPUNGE.
LADELPHIA.--The city with every
precinct heard from give: Delamater
| 1Rep) 2l,276 majority, Democratic
gain of 4,409.
PITTsBURG. A dispatch received
from NJ. S. Quay dated from Beaver at
y. IL. says. Il luluA l1o o''''o !"
| Democratic"
REPUBLICANS LOSE IN NEW HAMP-
SHIRE.
CONCORD, \. H, Nov. 4.-Seventy-
five towns in New Hampshire show a
net loss of 642 Oh the Republican vote
for Governor. Their plurality in the
entire State for Governor in 1888 was
679. This would indicate the election
| of Amsden, Democrat, as Governor.
Mckinney is elected to Congress IN the
First district.
LOOKS BAD FOR BENEVOLENT BLAIR.
CONCORD, \. H, Nov. Sat mid
| night the Democratic State Committee
claims Amsden's election as Governor
| by the people, and the election OF Nc
kenney and Daniels to Congress, also
a majority of the House, with the Sen
ate in doubt.
FLORIDA, FIRST AND SECOND.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Nov.4.-Chalr-
man Wilson, of the Second district
Democratic committee, says that his
! information up to 10 p. III. warrants
the assertion that Bullock (Dem.) IS
| elected by $500 majority for Congress.
| Mallory will have Democratic ma
| jority of $4,000 in the First district.
''oLD vIRGISNY NEVER TIRE"
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 4.-Reports
from all sections of this State indicate
the election of Democratic congress
men in every district.
MARYLAND IS TRUE BLUE.
BALTIMORE, MD, Nov. 4.--Indica-
tions are that the Democrats have car
ried in all Congressional districts.
MASSACHUSETTS HAS 4 DEMOCRATIC
GOVERNOR.
BosToN, MASS, Nov. 1.-Two hun
dred precincts in Boston, POS give for
| Governor, Russell Dem. 322,027, Brack-
EFT rep. l9, ,443, Blackman Pro- ,329.
Russel!1s plurality is l2,03+. Hoar
| Dem is elected to Congress over Fox
! (Rep.) in the Fifth district; Williams
| Dem. over Gambler in the Ninth, and
| Andrew (Dem.) over Pierce (Rept.) IN
| the Third. The State ticket will prob
ably be Republican. Lodge is safely
reelected in the Sixth.
PECK CARRIES WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 4.-Meagre returns
! indicate George w. Peck Dem. Is
elected governor over Hoard (Rep.) by
small plurality.
THE NORFOLK, DISTRICT.
NORFOLK, Nov. 4.-Returns from all