Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-11-09

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~. eIccxipg Eve nemh<Ts of 10 Ho1se o
Delegates and their eafire tscksE The -
puhgioxns asso carried Somerset b. 40 ssti
mated majority.
TIE repGhlicans carrisd WRshiagsn-
coanfy By DO 10 80 majority. thonrh H.
county gave Judge Boyd. dem. . m@jur
ity. The inaiczfiocs are thu; 3 A Rich,
mond. rip, Is esecfes over Judse Boyd
Dispatches frUn czmhersand claim thAl
Judge Boyd has possibly carried ATlegAny
county. but his esec.son L in doabE
A republican Senator MAS elected ID
AIlez4ay. Republican members OF ths
House Of Delrgsses Is f0ilows: AliezAny
s, Frederick. s; SomerSes. 8 Washington {
In tie first Judicial circuit the democrzts
excited Chief JUICE Henry Psge and Asso.
eiate Jadge Hear Lloyd
In the fifth. Judicial cireait Chief JGdgs
Charles b Roberts and Associate JGdgs
james ReTell. dcmOcrAts. hal 10 opposi-
ton
Democratic piuralifias are reported in
cOunties IS follows Anne Arundel. 500
Caroline, 100, Carroll. 400. Dorrhezser, 90:
Howard. 100, Kent. go. Montgomery. 40:
Talbot, 80. wicomico, rs, Worcester, 900.
Baltimore City:-The democratic muRic-
ipal ticket Was elected in Baltimore The
republicans gain First Branch City Coua-
cilmen in The /, II. 10. % wards, and
the Second Branch councilman in the I9
and ~ wards
Virginia:-The election in Virginia was
for Governor, Lieutenant Governor and
attorney general. and members Of the
House Of Delegates and Of the State Senate
with the exception of seventeen Senators
who hold over" for two years Upon this
Legislature devOlves the election Of Court
Of Appeals of five judges, who serve twelve
years, = United States Senator for Senator
BArbour's unexpirei term and another for
the full term of six years. The candidates
for Governor were: Charles T. o'FerrAll.
demOcr4t Edmund ]. Cooke, peoples
party, and g. r Miller, prohibitionist.
Before 10 O'Clock Tuesday night il was
apparent that the democrats had carried
the State by an overwhelming majority for
their State aud legislative ticket. In ms,
of the cities the vote WAS comparatively
small. The result in Richmond was 8
surprise no, only to the populists, bat to
the democrats themselves. II had beer
expected that the democratic majority here
would he largely reduced, but, instead,
o'Ferrall carries the city by 5.654 majority,
the total vote being for O'FerrSll, 7,4s7:
Cooke 1913 Comparatively few colorei
people voted aud probably one fifth Of those
supported the democratic ticket
Observation-Disclosures returns 50 far II
ceiyed show clearly that ex-CongreSsman
Frederick 7. Greenhalge, rep. has been
elected Governor by more than $4,000
plurality over John f. Russell, dem,
Boston, with one precinct missing, gives
Russell $3.50, Greenhalge 29.005. Dem,
ocratic plurality, 9.147.
New Yolk:-The democratic State ticket
in New York WAS defeated, including Judge
Maynard for the Court Of Appeals The
republicans elected their candidate for
mayor in Brooklyn.
Iowa,-GOv. Horace Boies, democrat
Was defeated by shout 5000 votes for re.
election in Iowa Frank D. Jackson Wa;
his successful republican competitor.
KeRtucky:-Tbe democrats in Kentucky
elected legislature, which will return
Hon VIM Lindsey to the United State.
Senate
Ohi1s-GoT. William Mckinley was &c.
elected Governor % Ohio % over 1000
0Ter Lawrence t. Neal, democrat
Sew Jersey;-The republicans viii have
. -~ws--rs- - sEa Ta-,vfa.wra Var, 80,