Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-11-04
OTHER ELECTION NEWS
SUMMARY or THE VIEWS.

The news from the State and the coun-
ty is not very definite, yet enough is
learned up to the time of our going to
press, to insure Democratic victory in
this State, and In some instances the
party far exceeded the most sanguine ex-
pectations of its friends. The following
is summary Of the news as taken from
our election returns on our first page:
The democratic plurality In Maryland
Is IL 900 to ID, 900, based on partial and
estimated returns from the counties.
The returns show legislative gains for
The democrats. On the State ticket II is
claimed that the democrats have MAORI
ties over the republican candidates as
follows Anne Arundel, 500; Baltimore
county, 1890; Caroline, 100 Carroll, 300;
Cecil, 500; Hartford. 900; Howard, $50;
Kent, 220 Montgomery, 500 Prince
Georges, 100; Queen Anne's, 500; Som
erset, 100 Worcester, 700; Wicomico,
900. and Talbot by small majority.
Frederick Is claimed by both democrats
and republicans. and Garrett is in the
same doubtful category, while Allegany
gives 500 republican majority. Wash
ington county Is close, and IL is suppos-
ed portion Of both tickets will be cleo
ted. n the estimates for Allegany,
Washington and Garrett are borne out,
Mr.. Stake, the republican candidate, Is
probably elected judge.
The democrats seem to have elected
12 new Senators, which, with holding
over, will give them 10 out Of the 20. In
the House of Delegates the democratic
s.ta H.
about AZ on joint BALLOT.
In Baltimore city the indications are
that the democratic candidates on the
State ticket have larger majority than
usual and that the entire democratic
ticket for the Legislature has been cleo
ted. except. perhaps, in the third dis
trict, from which full information had
not been received The rest of the
democratic candidates, including Mr..
Latrobe for Mayor are ected.
The election in Virginia for one-half
of the States Senators and full mem
bership OF the House Of Delegates result
ed in a-democratic sweep. The Senate
will probably stand 20 democrats TO two
republicans, while the House will be
overwhelmingly Democratic.
The election Of Major William NcKin-
", Jr-. republican candidate foI Cover
nor of Ohio, is conceded by the demo.
cratic State committee. The republicans
claim that his majority will be about 49,
600.
Hon. Roswell p. Flower, democrat
was elected Governor of New York over
j. Sloat Fassett by over 10000 plurality.
L. ~ ha tc T..
doubt.
In Massachusetts, Gov. William e.
Russell, democrat was reelected by at
least 1000 plurality The remainder of
the republican ticket was elected, The
returns are not sufficient to give any idea
or the complexion Of the Legislature
Pennsylvania went republican by
elected their entire city ticket In Phila-
delphia The proposition for holding q
constitutional convention was overwhel-
mingly defeated.
New Jersey elected part of the State
Senate and the entire Assembly. The
democrats viii have a majority in both
branches.
The vote in Iowa was close and the
polls closed late The returns showed
gains and losses for Gov. Horace Boies,
the democratic candidate.
South Dakota elected John L. Jolley,
republican, 10 Congress to I'll the vacan-
cy caused by the death Of John r. Gam
bic. who was elected as 9 republican last
fall. The other candidates were ]. NJ.
Woods, democrat, and Henry w. Smith,
independent,