Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1893-11-11

was reelected by about 10000 plural
ity Two years ago he had plural
ity of over 10000. The Republicans
swept the Western Maryland coun-
ties, Frederick, Washington, Ale
gheny and Garrett, and also elected
their entire ticket in Somerset coun-
ty. Charles county elects a Republi
can Senator (ex-Congressman Mudd)
and two members of the Legislature.
The next Legislature will probably
have six Republican Senators, and
twenty-three Representatives gain
of eighteen.
The Democrats elected all of their
judicial candidates.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov, THE
Democrats had things their own way
in Kentucky to day, and according
to reports received up to O'Clock
the next Legislature will be made up
of ITO Democrats, IS Republicans and
Populists.
New YORK, NovemberS.-The cleo
tions in this State was a clean com.
plete sweep for the Republicans, and
every hour only adds to the through
ness of the defeat suffered by the
Democrats. Ballet is elected to the
Court of Appeals probably by over
5000 plurality, and the rest of the
State ticket wins by 10000. The
State Senate. now Democratic, will
have Republican majority of 6, and
the Assembly of Z. In the constitu-
tional convention there will be 105
Republicans to 70 Democrats In
the city of New York Tammany car.
ried through its entire State and ccun-
ty ticket. Maynard had plurality
OF only $4,000, the rest of the ticket
getting an average of 10000. The
present Assembly delegation is SOL
idly Democratic. Three Republicans
were elected yesterday-Sheffeld, in
the Eleventh; Lawson, in the Twenty
third, and Robertson, in the Twenty
seventh. The returns received up
to II a. n. to day show the election
of 7a Republicans and SIS Democrats,
to the Assembly.
PHILADELPHIA. November S.-The
estimated majorities by counties on
the vote for State Treasurer show a
majority of 107,9 for Jackson, Re-
publican.
NEWARK. n. j., Nov. THE re-
publicans will surely have majority
in the Legislature Last year the
democrats had two thirds majority
in the House.
Boston, November S.-The Re-
publicans swept the State yesterday
as clean as they used to do twenty
years ago, before anything like a
formidable opposition had arisen to
dispute their political supremacy.
Three hundred and forty-seven of
the 351 cities and towns Of Massa
chusetts, including all the cities,
give for Governor: Greenhalge,
Republican, 1926; Russell, Dem
ocrat, 1866; Ranks, Prohibitionist.
1858. Greenhagle's plurality, 81,
72S.
NEW YORK, November S.-The
Mail and Express publishes the fol-
lowing dispatch from William Nc.
Kinley, Jr., dated Columbus, Ohio:
Revised returns up to noon indi-
cate that my plurality will be $4,000.
The Legislature stands-In the
House: Republicans, "a; Democrats,
%. In the Senate: Republicans, %;
Democrats, 8. This is the largest
majority in the Legislature ever had
within the history of the Republican
party"
CHICAGO, November s.-Returns
are complete enough to make it GER
tain that all the Republican candi-
dates for the bench except J. Henry
Kraft. the Socialist, are elected by
safe maiorities, ranging from 1000
to $4,000. Judge Gray's election as
Judge for the seventh time in face
of opposition from the Governor
and city administration is especially
gratifying to the Republicans.
DIES MONIES, Iowa, November s.
Frank D. Jackson, Republican can
didate for Governor, is elected by a
plurality OF about 80, 600, and the bal
ance of the Republican ticket is
elected by a large majority. The
Legislature will be Republican. Out
OF "a Senators to be elected the Re-
nublicans have elected II. Out of 100
members of the House the Republi-
cans will have about 65.
DETROIT, November S.-Corrected
returns this morning show that
Mayor Pingree swept the city by
over 5000 majority and has carried
the entire Republican city ticket
through with him. Pingree ran far
ahead of his ticket. In the First
Congressional District Griffin (Dem.l J,
| is elected by between 1000 and 1900
majority.
LINCOLN, NRB., November Sin
terest in yesterdays election centred
entirly in the vote for the Supreme
Court Judge, and returns at mid
night were too meagre to make a
reliable estimate. The fight lies be-
tween Harrison, Republican and
Holcomb, Populist, with chances
favoring the latter. This county
shows small net losses for the Repub-
|licans, but other counties with the
larger towns will Offset this. The
--latest returns make the outlook fo1
I Harrison more favorable. Chairman
Slaughter Of the Republican commit
tee, claims a victory for the whole
ticket by 10 600 plurality, but this is
4 unpuestionably too sanguine. Both
j sides claim the election of Supreme
Court justice without figures enough
to base their estimates Aside from
the Supreme Court justice, the Re
publicans have undoubtedly carried
the State.