St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-04
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ward still to hear from, gives Gregg,
Rep, for auditor general, %, $50 plu-
rality. Forty-two counties out of sixty
six in the state. exclusive of Philadel-
phia, give Gregg 1868 plurality.
Morrison, for state treasurer,
runs about even with Gregg.
Gregg now has 52,S73 plurality.
which. will be materially increased.
McCreary, for city treasurer. with the
missing ward to hear from, has 20,906
majority. Shields, Rep, for register OF
wills, is running ahead of his ticket.
and will undoubtedly have not less than
10000 majority. The proposition for
holding a constitutional convention is
overwhelmingly defeated. 49,
Huntington county: Gregg, Rep, for
auditor general, 700 plurality; Demo
cratic gain of 10; Morrison, Rep, for
state treasurer, $50 plurality; majority
against constitutional convention, $500.
Lackawanna county: Wright, Dem,
for auditOr-general. 500 plurality, Dem
ocratic gain of 700; TIlden. Dem, tor
state treasurer, 500 plurality; majority
about 1000.
Allegheny county: Plurality about
5000 for Republican state ticket; Re-
publican gain of 1850.
The Republican chairman of Frank
lin county estimates majority of 200.
In 1889 the county gave a Republican
majority of 52S; Republican gain, 172.
In Pike county Tilden, DEM, for
state treasurer, has 600 majority. and
Wright, Dem, for auditor general, $50
majority. In 1889 the county gave a
Democratic majority of 422.
Washington county gives 800 plurality
for Gregg and Morrison and elects a
Democratic sheriff.
Crawford county is estimated at 500
Republican plurality.
Berks cOunty-Wright, DEM, for
auditor general. 5, 100 plurality, Dem
Ocratic gain of IS; Tilden, for state
treasurer. 5000 plurality; majority
against constitutional convention, 12,
coo.
Chester County-Gregg, Rep, for
auditor general. 1000 plurality, DEM
ocratic gain of 1,011; Morrison, for
state treasurer, 1900 plurality; over
whelmlng majority against constltu-
tiOnal convention.
Chester County-The returns Indicate
the defeat of Zach Talbot. Rep, for the
state senate and the election of Niven,
Dem. by 1000.
Center County-The Democratic chair
500 votes for state treasurer and auditor
general. The Democratic majority in
1889 was us, Republican gain of AIS.
Berks COunty-Seven districts indi-
cate Democratic majority of 5000
The same district gave 5,O42 in 1889.
The Sixteenth ward of Philadelphia
gives Democratic majority of 457,
Democratic gain of $40 over 1889. In
Delaware county the Republican lead
ers estimate the Republican majority
for Morrison for state treasurer at 2, 400,
Republican loss of 55S.
Chester COunty-Estimated Republi
can majority, $4,000. In 1889 it gave
SOIL.
Columbia County-Estimated Demo-
cratic majority, 1850. 1t gave 1889 in
1889.
Lackawanna County-Estimated
Ocratic majority, SEQ. 1t gave 200 i'll
1889.
Montgomery County Thirty-one dis
tricts out of eighty-three show a Demo
cratic gain over the vote OF 1889.
Northumberland COunty-The Demo
cratic county committee estimates the
Democratic majority for auditor general
at 1000, and the same for state treasur-
era Democratic gain over 1889 of S64.
The total vote of the city was cast as
IOllOWS. OitSSs IlCp's 1ol duOitOl SOiI-
eral. 102, 166; Wright, Dem. for auditor
general, 1860; Hague, Pro, for auditor
general, Lies: Morrison, Rep, for state
treasurer, 1Ol. sol; Tilden, DEM, for
state treasurer, 1880; Drayton, Pro.
for state treasurer, 1,22l.
McCreary. Rep, for city treasurer,
9S,6O2; Redwood Wright, DEM, for city
treasurer, Il, $50; Mcclure, Pro, forcity
| treasurer, 694.
Shields, Rep. for regisser of wills,
1Ol, sos; Jenkins. DEM, for register of
wills, 1925; Boyd, Pro-, for register of
wills, LOGO.
For a constitutional convention, 1885
against the same S,S73.
AT a. M, the whole state has been
heard from. Greg, Rep, for auditor
general, has 50.S33 plurality over
Wright, Dem. Morrison, Rep. for state
treasurer, has 47,467 plurality over
Tilden, Dem.