Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-11-04

urer, defeating w. Redwood Wright
by majority of 10000.
Chairman Watres, of the Republican
state committee, claims plurality of
so, 900, but the returns so far received do
not bear cut his claim.
The constitutional convention is de-
feated by an overwhelming vote.
The twenty-four wards of Philadel-
phia heard from officially at l o'clock
this morning, gave Gregg, for auditor
general, i,o4l majority; Morrison, for
state treasurer, 1880; McCreary, for
city treasurer, 13, ,747, and Shields, II, $40.
The same wards in 1890 gave Della
mater, for governor, 12,978 plurality.
This indicates majority in the city Of
30, 900 for the Republican state ticket,
and for register of wills, with $4,000 to
$4,000 for Mr.. McCreary.
The total vote on state ticket in this
city was: Gregg, 2.1S0; Wright, 73,-
025. McCreary, rep, for city treasurer,
has 1895 majority.
New Judges Elected.
The following judges seem TO have
been elected yesterday. Present incum-
bents marked with a star:
Second district. b. Livingston, y
rep, Lancaster.
Third district-W. w. Schuyler 4
dem, Easton.
Fifth district-W. ID. Porter,& rep,
Pittsburg; J. NJ. Kennedy,* rep, Pitts
burg; S. A. McClung,# DEM, Pittsburg.
y Twenty-frst district-H. NJ. Green, =
rep, Pottsville.
Twenty-fourth district-John Dean, y
rep, Hollidaysburg.
Forty-first-Wllliam A. Sponsler, rep,
New Bloomfield.
Eighth district-Savidge, dem, Sun
bury.
Eleventh district-L. H. Bennett, rep,
Wilkesbarre.
Twelfth district--J. w. Simonton, =
rep, Harrisburg.
Sixteenth district. H. Longenecker,
rep, Bedford.
Eighteenth district-E. H. Clark,
DEM, Clarion.
Twentieth district-H. \. Mcclure,
rep, Lewisburg.
Forty-seventh district-John p. Lin
ton, dem, Johnstown.
READING, Nov. 4.-The election in
this city was very quiet and General
Gregg carried Reading, his home, by a
majority of SO.
LEwIsTowN, Nov. All districts
heard from, except one, gives Mcclure
16 majority.
The Vote by Counties.
Adams-Wright, dem, for auditor
general, 400 plurality, q Republican gain
of los. Tilden, dem, for state treasurer,
400 plurality.
The Republican state ticket will have
from $4,000 to 1900 majority in Allie
gheny county.
Armstrong Gregg, rep, for auditor
general, 800 plurality, a Republican gain
of 214: Morrison, rep. for state treasurer,
300 plurality.
Berks-Wright, dem, for auditor gem
eral. 500 plurality, Democratic gain
OF 5S: Tilden. dem, for state treasurer,
$500 plurality; majority against con-
stitutional convention, $4,000.
Blair-Gregg, rep, tor auditor gem
eral, / 200 plurality, a Democratic gain of
80. Morrison, rep, for state treasurer,
1850 plurality.
Cameron-Gregg, rep, for auditor
general, 100 plurality, a Democratic gain
of 20; Morrison, rep, for state treasurer,
100 plurality.
Chester-Gregg rep, for auditor gen.
eral, :, 900 plurality, a Democratic gain
or l,0Il; Morrison, rep, for state treas
urer, 1000 plurality. Overwhelming
majority against the constitutional con-
vention. Talbot, rep, is probably de-
feated for the state senate BY 500.
Clearheld-Wright dem, for auditor
general, 1000 plurality, Republican
gain of SIS. Tilden, dem, for state
treasurer, 1000 plurality. The majority
against constitutional convention will
reach probably 500.
Clinton-Wright, dem, for auditor
general, 400 plurality, a Democratic gain
of so. Tilden, dem, for state treasurer,
425 plurality. The majority against the
constitutional convention is large.
Columbia-W Wright, dem, for auditor
general, 1850 plurality, q Democratic
gain of 511; Tilden, DEM, for state
treasurer, 1900 plurality. Majority
against constitutional convention about
1000.
Cumberland county goes Democratic
by Il, 600 majority.
Frankln-Gregg. rep, for auditor
general, 500 plurality. . Democratic gain
of %. Morrison, rep, for state treas
urer, 500 plurality. The constitutional
convention badly defeated.
Fulton tmated shout $50 for III.
den for state tnSasurer. Gave7n 1850
La Democratic loTify.