Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-11-05

it. The full returns will not be in until o
or 10 O'Clock tomorrow.
The complete success of the regular
Democratic ticket, however, is admitted
by the Republicans and independents.
The day was perfect and peaceful.
WORCESTER SAFELY DEMOCRATIC.
Snow HILL, Nov. 3-The election was
unusually quiet in Worcester county, and
the vote is thought to be light. In Snow
hill district about two-thirds vote was
cast. The entire Democratic ticket is
elected by majority Of probably about
700.
TALBOT CLAIMED FOR DEMOCRATS
EAsToN, Nov. 3.-The Democrats claim
Talbot county by from 20Oto 300 Majority.
The Republicans do not concede the cleo
ton Of all the Democratic ticket.
BOTH SIDES CLAIMING CAROLINE.
DENTON, Nov. 3.-Both sides are claim
ing victory in Caroline The supporters
OF the citizens ticket feel quite confident
that their entire ticket is elected by 100
plurality. The Democrats concede that
the contest is close and will not be sur
prised to lose a part of their ticket The
Democratic state ticket will get 100 plu-
rality.
SOMERSET PROBABLY DEMOCRATIC.
PRINCESS ANNE, Nov. 3.-The Democratic
legislative ticket in Somerset county is
probably elected. The balance of the
ticket is in doubt with good show for
the whole Democratic ticket.
KENT PROBABLY DEMOCRATIC.
CHEsTEBTowE, Nov 3.-.rhe election in
Kent county to-day was very quiet. Nearly
the entire vote was out. The prospect is
that Hepburn, Wilson and Strong, Demo
Gratis, have been elected to the legislature.
The whole Democratic local ticket is prob
ably elected by 100 majority. The Demo-
Gratis are very jubilant. c. T. Westcott,
chairman Of the Republican committee,
comedies the Democratic victory by go.
DEMOCRATS WIN IN QUEEN ANNE's.
CENTREvILLE, MD.. Nov. 3.-All iildica-
tons point to the election of the entire
Democratic ticket in Queen Anne's county
by majority of about 800. The members
of the legislature will be Brown, senator,
and Goodwin, Bryan and Wallen, house
Of delegates. There has been some cutting
of legislative nominees and county COM
missioners, but nothing at all to endanger
the election of the Democrats. The state
ticket seems to lead the county nominees.
Associated Prose- Dispatch ny special Wires.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 4-There is nothing to
take from and only very little to add to
Associated Press dispatches of last night.
The Suns extra has this The Democrats
tioNt tiSNpSu II iSM aClutOlS lOitOWs
In Baltimore city, Baltimore county, Car
roll, Hartford, Howard, Kent, Queen Anne's,
Wicomico, Anne Arundel. Washington and
Frederick, with seven holding over. This
will give them 20 senators. There are four
holding over Republicans from Allegheny,
Charles, Prince George and st. Mary's. In
the house Of delegates the Democrats have
Il members to seven Republicans and IL
not accounted.
The indications are that the vote in
Maryland both for and against the con-
stitutional amendment was light, and it
will be impossible to determine which
have been carried until the official returns
are received. The Democratic plurality in
Maryland is 1900 to 1000 based on
partial estimated returns from the coun-
| ties.
The Democrats of Cecil county elect
their full ticket by 500 majarity.
BALTIMoRE's DEMOCRATIC VOTE.
The Democrats elect their entire ticket
except the First branch councilman in the
Eleventh ward and the Second branch
councilman in the Eleventh and Twelfth
| wards.
Latrobe is elected mayor by 5000 ma
| jority. Kerr is elected states attorney by
9,106 majority. The Democratic legislative
candidates from the districts OF the city
are elected by large majorities. The re
turns were not completed until shortly
before 8 o'clock this morning.