Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-11-09
MARYLAND phm ooRArlo.
The Republicans Make Some Gains, but
Not Enough to Hurt---Latrobe Elected
Mayor of Baltimore.

Not Enough to Hurt---Latrobe Elected
Mayor of Baltimore.
BALTIMoaE, ND, Nov. 7.--The cleo
ton in Maryland resulted in the success
of the Democratic State ticket. The
Republicans made number of gains in
the Legislature in Western and Southern
Maryland, but the Legislature will be
largely Democratic. 1t will probably
stand as follows;
Senate = Democrats, 81; Republi-
cans, 8.
House of Delegates--Democrats, ~;
Republicans, 49,
The Democratic municipal ticket was
elected in Baltimore. The Republicans
gain First Branch City Councilmen in
the First, Eleventh, Sixteenth, twenty
second wards, and the Second Branch
councilmen in the Nineteenth and
Twentieth wards. The plurality of
Latrobe for mayor was about 1000.
EAsTEEN sHoRE oouNTTEs-UEofL.
ELKToN, Nd, Nov. THE full re-
turns from all the nine districts in Cecil
county show that the entire Democratic
ticket has been elected by small ma
jority. Crothers, D., defeats Haines for
Senator by majority of 25 votes. Boyd
Is uuuOuDL6uly eltCItu OfCE w ulb6 ny
ID majority for sheriff.
CAROLINE DEMOCRATIC.
DENTON, Nd, Nov. 7.-The vote in
Caroline county was large. The Demo-
Gratis entered the fight with a splendid
organization and have outgeneraled the
Republicans at every point. The colored
vote divided, contrary to Republican
expectations, and the Democratic ma
| jority will be the largest since 1879.
Every district has probably gone Demo-
cratic, aud il is safe to say that the
average majority for the ticket will be
more than 400.
KENT BLECTs ALL DEMOCRATS.
CHEsTERTowN, Nd, Nov. Tho
county to-day. A very peculiar con-
dition confronted the people, and no
one could give any forecast as to the
result. The Republicans did not have
any ticket, and it was tried by some to
turn the solid vote of the party over to
the Prohibition ticket How far they
succeeded is told by the figures below.
Many Democrats thinking their ticket
had a walkoyer, failed to vote. There
never has been an election in this
county WutI6 ouCn llLtlO COnCGIu WAS
shown by the people generally. The
following is the vote received, and is
as near official as it is possible to got at
this hour. The total vote is as follows:
For Comptroller-Smith, 1879; Perkins,
1856; Bruce, 1928. For House of Dele
gates-Clark, d., 1857; Strong, D.,
1889; Turner, Pro-, E0; FARRELL, Pro-, 453.
For sheriff-Dodd, D., 1909; Downey,
Pro-, 900. For surveyor-Melyin, D.,
1858. The vote is larger than was at
first expected it would be. The ne
groes voted largely with the Democrats,
Smith leads the ticket. The amend
ment received but light vote; accu-
rate figures not as yet received.
TALBOT ELECTS ALL DEMOCRATS.
EAsToN, Nd, Nov. 1.-THE entire
Democratic ticket is elected in Talbot
county by majorities ranging from 800
to 500. The Republicans concede their
disastrous defeat.
DEMOCRATS CARRY QUEEN ANNE's.
CENTREvILLE, Nd, Nov. 1.-THE
election to-day resulted in Queen Anne's
county in Democratic majority of 500
The cutting of the tickets was not as
great as predicted. The Prohibitionists
hold about their usual vote. The Demo-
cratic party seems to be more united
than for several years. All Of the dis.
tricts have gone Democratic, except
possibly, the Third, where the result is
very doubtful. Two years ago the Demo.
cratic majority was only about $50.
DORCHESTER PROBABLY DEMOCRATIC
CAMBRIDGE, Nd, Nov. 7.-Returns
from five districts of Dorchester county
show slight Democratic gains, and it is
estimated that the entire Democratic
ticket is elected by perhaps 2U0 majority
Cambridge district gave Republican
majority of 129. The election passed of
quietly, and as far as heard from light
vote was polled.
Later returns from the districts oi
Dorchester county ceniirm the estimated
election of the entire Democratic ticket
with the possible exception Of William
@. Dean, candidate for sheriff, who il
badly cut in Bucktown and several Qthel
districts, but it is believed that Dear
will also be elected by small majstity
J SOMERSET GOES REPuBLIoAN.
r PRINCESS ANNE, Nd, Nov. H--Ter
/ out of II districts heard from give Per
i lkins, R., for comptroller, over 1876 ma
jority; Hodson, K, for chief judge, 10t
: majority. The indicauoha are that til