Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-11-14
Election Notes.


Delamster's home county, was exactly one
thousand.
Col. Andy Stewards majority in the oath
Congressional district, which is composed
of W ashinPton, Greene, Fayette and part
of Allegheny counties, over A. X. Craig
is 123.
In Warren county Noyes, Dem. defeated
Higgins, Rep. for Judge by HOO majori-
ty.
The official majority of Dick Quay for
Assembly in Beaver county is but l69, and
Walter S. Braden, one Of the Democratic
nominees claims fraud and has given.notlce
that he will contest the seat.
The Republicans of Nebraska, elected
their candidate for Governor, and part OF
the State ticket.
The Republicans of Kansas elected their
Governor and all the State ticket except
Attorney General.
In South Dakoto, Pierre won the perma-
nent capital, both Republican Congress
men and majority of the Republican leg
islators were elected
The legislature Of Connecticut is Rcpub-
lican on joint BALLOT
Minnesota is Republican and elected
Merriam Governor by 1500-the vote Is
Merriam, 81, 900; Wilson, Dem. $4,000 and
Owen, Farmers Alliance, $4,000.
warwick's majority over Mckinley in
strong Democratic district is but 200.
Quay didn't know it was loaded.
W. B.-Dunlap, Democrat, was elected
State Senator in the, Beaver W ashington
district.
Lesson for Republicans-You must ex-
pect to "get up with Aeas if you lie down
with dogs."-N. Y. Press.
The official vote of this Congressional
district as between Phillips and Mcdowell
is-Phillips 10, ,636 and Mcdowell 1881,
and as McDowePs friends lost a greal deal
of money on this vote, it is said that they
will insist upon recount in Beaver coun-
ty where irregularities are alleged
The latest figures give the Democrats
PAT members of the next Congress and the
Republicans but s5, and Messrs Mills of
Texas Crisp of Georgia; Springer Of Hi
nois and Wilson Of West Virginia are talk
ed of for Speaker.
Pattison's plurality in Pittsburg was
1,404 and Delamater's in Allegheny City
was 1850; Stewards plurality in Pittsburg
was 3, 1888 and in Allegheny 1886, which
shows that about 5000 Republicans in
Pittsburg and 800 in. Allegheny voted for
Pattison.
In Allegheny county Delamater had
81, ,012 votes, Pattison 80, 40 and Gill 546,
making Del amater's majority ,s42, while
Waters, Rep. for Lieut.. Gov. had lO,9so
and Stewart, for Sec. Of Internal Affairs
had H. TIT. Dalzell had 1905 majority in
his district for Congress and Stone 7,ll6.
In the next House of Reps. at Harris
burg there will be three Stcwarts, three
Smiths, two Thompsons, two Williams,
TWO Morrisons, two Bakers and two Rit-
ters
President Harrison has appointed ii. Ii.
Bengough of Pittsburg to be Pension
Agent, vice Mr. Barclay who resigned.
The official majority OF Pattison, Dem.
for Governor is 1854; Waters, Rep. for
Lit. GOV. g, 1865 and Stewart, Rep. for Sec.
of Internal Affairs Is, 472.
Definite calculations az TO the political
complexion of the House and Senate can
now be arrived at, as the returns are
practically complete Unless one or two
districts are reversed by later returns, the
Democratic majority in the House will be
1874. The Senate will certainly be Re
publican in the next Congress. If the
party wins out in New Hampshire, and a
Republican successor to Senator Blair is
elected, that majority will be four. Other
wise it will be two. AS the Vice President
has a vote in case OF a tie the Republicans
will have much the best of itin the Senate.
sculls majority. in the goth Congressional
district is 526.
All the counties of the Northwestern
part Of the state, intending Delamaters g
own county, that gave Quay. Andrews.
Delamater and Co. their delegates without
murmur last Spring gave heavy major
tes for Pattison this Fall. Butler county
Republicans are entitled 10 some crtd dit
for seeing the danger in advance and
objecting TO it.