Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-11-11
PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, NOV. S.-lne vote IN
Pennsylvania was light and resulted in
the election of Samuel l.. jackson,
rep, of Armstrong county, for state
treasurer, and D. Newlin Fell, of Phil
adelphia, for jnstice of the supreme
conrt. In Philadelphia the entire re-
publican ticket was elected.
Potter county giNes Jackson, rep,
for state treasurer, 400 plurality, re-
publican gain of 1,S00. Fell, rep, for
judge of the supreme court, 400 plural
ity.
PITTSBURGH. Nov. Sat midnight
enough voting districts in Allegheny
county had been heard from to indi-
cate almost to certainty that Fell,
rep, for supreme judge, and Jackson,
rep, for state treasurer, will have ma
iorities exceeding 10000. The repub-
licans will elect their county ticket by
majorities ranging from 10, 900 to Is, 900.
Returns received from throughout
the state show that Jackson and New
lin Fell, republican candidates for
state treasurer and supreme Judge,
have been elected by plurality of
nearly 65, 900.
MEADvILLR, Pa, Nov. s.-Returns
from fifteen precincts out of eighty
one in Crawford county indicate plu-
rality of 500 for the republican state
ticket and the election of the entire
county ticket by the same amount
MASSACHUSETTS.
BosToN, Nov. s.-Two hundred and
thirty towns give Greenhalge, rep, 66,-
6s4; Russell, dem, As, AT. Net demo-
cratic loss 12,046.
Two cities and 1913 towns indicate
Greenhalge for governor elected by q
plurality of 15,005.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Nov. s.-The
votes in the state came in exceedingly
early and by 7 o'clock it was apparent
that Greenhalge, rep, was elected.
| A conservative estimate, founded
upon the returns from small cities and
towns, gives the following result: For
governor, Greenhalge, rep, over Rus
sell, dem, $4,000; for lieutenant gov
ernor, Walcott, rep, over Carroll, DEM,
90, 900.
For secretary of state, Olin, rep, over
Mcdonald, dem, 90, 900.
For auditor, Kimbal rep, over Hall,
dem, "a, 900.
For treasurer, Phillips, rep, over
Stevens, dem, $1,000.
For attorney general, Knowlton, rep,
over Lilley, DEM. 1900.
BosToN. Nov. THE result of the
election in Massachusetts, to-day can
only be described as a huge political
landslide. For the first time in three
years the state will have n republican
governor, and his plurality will be 3o,-
900 at least. The whole ticket is elect
ed with him, and the legislature is sol.
idly republican in both branches.
IOWA.
Dies MONIES, Nov. s.-The story oi
the election can be told in few words.
1t wss sweeping republican victory,
giving to that party the governor, state
officers and the general assembly with
the power to elect United States sen,
ator to succeed j. +. Wilson. The day
was quiet throughout the state and the
total vote was small. The first returns
showed how the contest had pro
gressed. They told of republican gains
of from four to six to the precinct
This gain was kept and added to this
22, 600 republican plurality of last year
will make up the plurality of 80, 600 Oh
more for Jackson. The Bennett-Mitch
ell, pro, and j. NJ. Joseph, pop, vote
according to present indications, will
reach 30, and $1,000 respectively.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, Nov. s.-Without waiting
for the complete returns many of thu
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