The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-11-09

heard from show over 400 majority for
Cleveland in Adams county and indicate
the election of both Democratic mem
beers of the legislature.
WEST CHESTER, Nov. 9. = Returns
from eighty of the one hundred precincts
of Chester county indicate majority Of
5000 for the Republican ticket, loss OF
1000 over the vote of 1888. Snyder, Re
publican candidate for the state senate,
and Talbot, Republican candidate for
the general assembly, are probably de-
feated. This gives three Republicans
for the legislature and one Democrat.
MIFFLNTowN, Nov. 9.-The Demo-
cratic majority in this county (Ju1liats)
is 150
WILKEsBARRE, Nov. 9.-Incomplete re-
turns from Luzerne county give Cleve-
Gland 2,200 majority.
CARLISLE, Nov. 9.-Cleveland has car
ried Cumberland county by about 200
majority. The entire county ticket is
elected.
HUNTINGDON, Nov. 9.-Ten districts in
Huntingdon county give Harrison $50,
Cleveland 362; HarTison's plurality, 1l6;
the forty-five missing towns gave | ,120
plurality for Harrison. The following
assemblymen and senators were elected:
Bake, P. M. Lytle, assemblymen.
Cleveland's gain here this year viii reach
at least 900
MEDIA, Nov. 9.-But few returns have
been received from any part of this
county Delaware) owing to the new
ballot law. A slight vote was polled
and Harrison's majority will not exceed
$500 falling off of about 800 in 1883.
John B. Robinson is elected to congress
by about 1900 majority in the Sixth
district Jesse NJ. Baker, father of Baker
ballot law, is elected state senator by q
large majority. Bliss, Carvin and Hey
burn, the Republican candidates, are
elected to the Legislature.
HARRISBURG, Nov. 9.-The entire Re-
publican ticket is elected in this city,
but no returns have been received from
the rural districts The new ballot law
delays the count, and the official returns
from the county will not be in before
evening.
WIIKEsBARRE, Nov. e.-Sullivau
county, incomplete, Cleveland, 400 Dlu-
rality; Wyoming county, incomplete,
Cleveland, 500 plurality; Columbia
county, incomplete, 1900 plurality for
Cleveland.
SCRANTON, Nov. 9.-Lackawanna
county will give reduced Republican
majority, estimated at headquarters at
about 400 The Democratic and Repub-
hcans split even on the Legislative can
didates, each getting two.
EAsToN, Nov. 9-Northanipton county
gives Cleveland $500.
PITTsBURG. Nov. 9.--Allegheny county
will give Harrison majority of between
10, 900 and 20, 900.
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from the city and county on the presi-
dental ticket, but J. p. s. Goblin for
senator, and DIR. John X. Reinosehele
and Thomas Walker, for assembly, are
elected with increased maiorities, with
the entire Republican ticket.
BELLEFoNTE. Nov. 9.-Midnight indi-
cations give the county to Cleveland by
500 majority.
CHAMBERsBURG, Nov. 9.-The Repub-
licans claim Franklin county by about
800, but this is indefinite as not single
district has yet been heard from.
louisville, Nov. 9.-Returns thus far
are very meagre. Sixteen out of 1877
districts in Schuylkill county indicate
nearly the same presidential vote as In
1888. The Democratic county ticket is
elected, excepting Koch, rep, for judge,
who has defeated Pershing by 500 ma
jority. If the ratio of Koch's gain con-
tinues the Republicans will elect Kiefer
state senator, and Loeb, George Ken
nedy and Cooper, representatives In the
Fourth district, and probably Coyle in
the Fifth district.
YoRK, Nov. 9.-The work of counting
the votes under the new ballot law pro-
crosses slowly. So far but few returns
have been received from the co lnty.
The few districts heard from indicate
that Cleveland will have plurality of
$780, This is a Democratic loss of 200.
ALLENTOWN, Nov 9.-Lehigh county
gives 1000 majority for Cleveland. The
senator's and assembymen are Demo-
cratic.
READING, Nov. 9.-It is impossible to
yet give figures. The returns are COM
ing in slowly. but the entire Democratic
ticket in Berks county is elected. Cleve-
land carries the county by 1890 major
ity. Assemblymen s. B. Keppel. ]. B.
Hertzog, +. L. Reber, J. B. Goddard and
John r. Laucks, all Democrats, elected
by large majorities. Harry Green is
elected senator by 5000 majority.
LANCASTER, Nov. 0.-Lancaster county
will give Harrison about 10, 900 plurality.
Lands is elected to the state senate and
Weidelbaugh, Pyle, Seyfert, Ely and
Wilson to the general assembly. Forest,
DEM, is probably elected assemblyman.
LOCK HAVEN, Nov. 9.-Returns come
in SO slowly that no correct figures are
known at midnight. II is estimated that
Cleveland's majority is 450 in the county.
J. @ Quiggle, dem, is probably elected
to the legislature.