Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-11-12
THE REsULTuN THEsrATE.

vote for Frank Brown, the demo
cratic candidate for Governor, was.
in the city of Baltimore and all the
counties, as unofficially reported,
1913, 405; that of Vannort, republi-
can, 73,349, and that of Higgins,
prohibition, 1929. Browns plu-
rality 30, 15G; majority 25,627.
". DeK. Smith. dem. for Comp
troller, has plurality of 1851 and
IA majority of -, 1881.
John L. Poe, dem, for Attorney
General, has plurality of 2G, 300
and Il majority of y. 7O5.
}. Frank Ford, dem, for Clerk
Of the Court of Appeals has a plu-
rality of 1876 and a majority Of
4.36l.
In the Legislature the result is Il
clean sweep. and can be stated in a
few lines. The Democrats elect
every Senator voted for this year,
and the only representatives of the
republicans in that body are the
four Senators holding over. The
complexion Of the House is equally
decided. The republicans elect
their Delegates in bat two counties
of the State-Allegany five and
Garrett two--who. with three fusion
lists constitute the entire opposition.
The Legislature will stand on Joint
ballot l03 democrats and II oppo-
sition.
Chief Judge, John p. Briscoe.
democrat, in the Seventh Judicial
Circuit, is elected over his opponent,
Col. Wilmer, by a majority of
$50, having carried all the coun-
ties in the Circuit. consisting of
Calvert. st. Mary's, Charles and
Prince Georges. by decided maiori-
ties in each.
In the Fourth Judicial Circuit
Edward Stake, republican, for AS
sociate Judge, is elected over Judge
Douglas by a reported unofficial
majority of G3S, he having carried
Allcgany by majority of sos and
Garrett by lt8, while Judge Doug
las carried Washington County by
90 majority.
In the Fifth Judicial Circuit.
composed of Carroll. Howard and
Anne Arundel Counties. Hon. Chas.
B. Roberts was elected without OPP
position.
Returns of the vote on the con-
stitutional amendments show the
defeat of the third. The first.
giving the Governor power to veto
specific items is adopted. Amend
ment No. ,, referring to corpora
tons, was also carried. rs were No.
/ and No. ), relating to the tenure
of Office of county commissioners
and to the comforting of further
power in the board of public works.
Amendment, No. 6. providing for
taxation of personal property in
city or county where owner resides
was carried by vote of 3d. to
30,3S5. Amendment No. ;, to
repeal the XIV Article of the Decla-
ration of Rights, removeing the
inhibition against poll tax, and
relating to taxes and exemptions,
was defeated by vote of 81, 1925 for,
and 1916 against.
The election in the city of Balti-
more resulted in the success Of the
entire Democratic ticket except in
the First Branch City Councilman
from the eleventh ward and the
Second Branch City Councilman
from the eleventh and twelfth wards.
Harry 5. Cummings. colored. is re-
elected to represent the eleventh
ward, and J. Frank Supple to re-
present the eleventh and twelfth.
For Mayor of Baltimore the vote
of Ferdinand c. Latrobe. dem.
was 39,072, and for Narfeld ind.
dem, 81, 033, majority 5000.
For States Attorney the vote of
Chas. G Kerr, dem, was 4O.3l9.
and that of Marbury, ind. dem. /.
81 ,2l3: majority 9,1O6.
In Frederick County the demo-
Gratis elect all the ticket except
States Attorney to which position
Edward ). Eichelberger is elected.
In Allegheny the entire republican