The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-11-04

q. w. Robinson, socialistic labor.
Ten towns so far heard from give
Allen, rep, $50; Russell, ,dem., 722; KIM
ball, COS. Same towns last year gave
Brackett, rep, for governor 697; Rus
sell, dem, 5S3; net republican gain, 12A
One hundred and nine precincts in
Boston out of 2O5 so far heard from give
Russell IS, ,932: Allen, II, 1729
Vote of Russell, Mass: Allen, A.
Russell 76. The vote last year was
Bracket, rep, AZ; Russell, 60; net
democratic gain IA.
One hundred and thirty-three pre-
cincts out of 207 of Boston give Allen
IA, 4O5; Russell, 23,637; Russells plural
ity, 9,2S2.
Forty towns in Massachusetts, give
Allen, rep, for governor, 1854; Russell,
dem, S,o6s; net republican gain S27.
Returns are unprecedentedly slow.
Twenty-one towns give an average re-
publican gain of 161S. This indicates q
total republican gain in 354 towns OF
the state s, ,s24 Russelrs plurality last
year was 9,053, One hundred and
ninety precincts out of 2o5 in Boston SO
far heard from give Russell, DEM
Id, 932; Alien, reps IL, dSS'
The Globe says Russell and Allen
will come to Boston about even and
that Russell is elected by about the
plurality which Boston gives him, which
is not far from 12, 500.
Fifty towns give Allen 7,s41, Russell
1865; republican net gain of 424.
One hundred and seventy-one of the
sO5 precincts of Boston give Allen 49,,
SIT, Russell 80. 795; Russell's plurality
55,7O9
Ninety towns show net republican
gain of 954.
WORCESTER, Nov. 4.-Six towns an(
one precinct in Worcester county Civ,
Allen 1, ,116, Russell s45. Last year thu
same towns gave Brackett 1,o37, Rus
sell sO4 Net gain for Allen 50.
One hundred and ninety-five out o
LOT precincts give Russell, DEM, "a, S55
Allen 1s, ,092. One hundred towns in th'
state give Allen 1890, Russell II, 1888
Republican net gain 1, 1873.
The Journal conceded the reelection
Of Russell by 1,500 plurality.
"A. Incomplete returns from Bos-
ton and other cities show democratic
gains which will elect Russell by from
B, 600 to 5000.
PENNSYLVANIA.
HARRISBURG, Nov. 4.-The contest in
this state was for auditor general and
states treasurer. The republican stand
ard bearer is Gen. D. McM. Gregg, an
officer in the regular army. His oppo
nent for the auditor generalship is R.
W. Wright, wealthy corporation law
yer.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4-The chair
man of the Cumberland county demo
cratic committee estimates democratic
majority of 1850 in that county, as
against democratic majority of $50 In
1889.
The republican chairman of Frank
lin county estimates the republican ma
jority in the county as 700. Republican
gain of I, 17a
Snyder county gives republican ma
jority for state treasurer estimated a
ZOO, a gain of 1s0.
Pike county gives Wright, DEM, fol
auditor general, $50 plurality, a demo
cratic gain of 12s. Tilden, dem, fol
state treasurer, 600 plurality.
Monroe connty gives Wright, dem.
I, 800 plurality for auditor general Thi
is a democratic gain of 779. Tilden ha
1900 plurality for state treasurer.
Philadelphia gave $4,000 majority TO
Gregg and Morrison.
Berl1s county, the home of Gen. Gregs
| and democratic stronghold, gave 500
for Wright
Allegheny county, in which Capt
Morrison resides, gave him $4,000 ma
| jority.
Mr.. Wright carried his own county
Lehigh-by 2,500, whilst Tilden los
Erie, .where he lives, by 800.
The hotly contested judicial fights il
Allegheny, Lancaster, Bedford, Dau
phin and Lebanon counties served t.
bring out a large vote. As most of thes
counties are republican the general et
feet will favor that party's state ticket
though the democrats secured man.
votes for Wright and Tilden by tradin,
| their local candidates.
City Treasurer of Philadelphia, Will
lam Redwood Wright. dem, who wa
appointed by Gov. Pattisoa to succee
the notorious John Bardsley. was de
feated by George b. McCreery, rep, b.
20, 600, and William g. Shields rep, wa
elected register of wills of Philade1phi
over Theodore F. Jenkins, DEM, b,
$4,000.
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