The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-11-07

MEANWHILE. PA, Nov. 4.-Half the
districts in Crawford county have gone
Tor Pdttison, gain Of 500. He is sure
to cary the county by from 400 to 500
and the prospect is good for Andrews
defeat for the Senate. Two Democrat
ic Commissioners, Clerk of Courts and
probably one or two Assemblymen have
been elected by d ,moorats. The bal
ance 0f the county ticket is close.
MEADvILLE, PA, Nov. 4.-Dslama-
ter carries Meadville by - votes. He
lost his own ward by 76. The county
gives Pattison from 500 to 700 maj OF
i,y.
Twenty districts give net gain for
Pattison of 659. This includes Mead
vile and Titusville. Pattison's major
ity in Crawford comfy is about 500.
Dslamater was beaten 70 in his own
ward.
Titusville gives Pattisou 3S2 majority
Democrat gain 4J6.
GREENsBURG, PA, Nov. 4.-Returns
AAOhi W luulCdNc
that Psttison has not less than GOO
majority. Huff made a good run for
Congress and is elected in the district.
INDIANA, PA, Noy. 4.-Twenty dis.
tricts reported show a loss of 800 for
Delamster. AS compared with Blaine's
vote In 1886 the Republican majority In
this county will not exceed 500. Della
mater is thus far ouly about so behind
the balance CT the State ticket. Huff
for Congress, will have 200 to 1.5OO.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-Private dis
patches received here late tonight from
Wheeling, W. Va, indicate the cleo
tion of the entire Democratic delega-
tion in Congress. Wilson, CapehsIt
and Anderson, Democrats, are, the dis
patch says, undoubtedly elected, and
Pendleton, from the First district. is
probably elected.
CLEVELAND, November "a special
from Canton says there is little or no
doubt of McKinley's defeat. The OIL
ctal count will. however, be necessary
to satisfy the Republicans.
COLUMBUS, November 5.-Meacre re.
turns received show the election OF four
teen Democratic Congressmen. This
estimate includes the defeat OF Me-
Kinley In the Sixteenth district and
Foster In the Eighth. Foster comedies
the election of Hare, his opponent. by
100 majority. Both parties claim the
Sixteenth district
MILWAUKEE, November 5.-The re-
suit 10 Wisconsin is still a matter of
doubt, and may not be known until
night. From present Appearances Peck
and the entire Democratic State ticket
is elected, but the legislature will be
Republican. Milwaukee has elected
four or five Republicans out OF twelve
Assemblymen A and one Senator. The
returns from the Congressional districts
are not full enough to indicate with GER
tainty the result, but the delegation
will probably stand six to three-a u sul-
ocratic gain or one. Chairman Payne,
of the Republican State Central Com
mittee. at II an. gave the State and
Legislature TO the Democrats, and says
the Wisconsin Congressional delegation
will stand six Democrats and three Rep
ublicaus.
The latest returns indicate q plurality
OF 20, 600 for Peek, d., Governor. The
Democrats elected a majority of the
Legislature and seven OF the nine Con>
gressmen.
WHEELING, w. Va, November o
The indications are that the Democratic
tidal wave has taken West Virginia In
its course, and that the party has made
q clean sweep. Hubbard, Republican,
for Congress, In the First district, has
been defeated by fully 500 majority.
Smith, Republican, for Congress, in the
Fourth district, Sill claims his electio
by small majority. The State Senate
will probably be tie.
GREENvILLE, PA, November s.
E. =. Gillespie, D., Is elected to Con-
gress by a plurality of 2.57I over Alex
ander Nc Dowell, and 2, ,7SS over T. W.
Phillips. The total vote of the district
is as follows: Gillespie, l., ,O33 Nc
Doweil, 10, 494 ; Phillips, 1927.