The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1893-11-14

influence, received many Democrat
votes, putting him considerably ahea,
of his ticket.
In the result for county commits
sioners the result is somewhat ii
doubt, and 1t, may require the officia
court to decide which party is In the
lead. 1t Is apparent, however, tha
the board OF commissioners will be 6
mixed one, as men on both ticket,
seem to have been elected.
Gary's plurality is estimated at 5000
although enthusiastic Republican,
place 1t as high as 5000, with the re
mainder of the Republican ticket prob
ably from 1000 to 1000 behind Gsry's
THE REPUBLICAN, CANDIDATES SWEPT
MASSACHUSETTS.
BOSTON, Nov. 8.-The Republicans
swept the State yesterday as clean as
they used to do twenty years ago
before anything like formidable Op.
position had arisen to dispute their
political supremacy. Three hundred
and forty-seven OF the 35l cities and
towns OF Massachusetts, including all
the cities, give, for Governor Green
halge, (Rep.) 191 ,296; Russell, (Dem.)
l56,56S Banks, Pro.) 8,O53; Green
halges plurality, 34,72S. The same
towns in 1891 gave Allen (Rep.) $50, IT'S,
Russell lDem.) 156,S62; Russell's
6,2S7. The net Republican
gain this year over 1891 is 40,64O.
A PoPULIsT VICTORY IN NEBRASKA.
OMAHA, Neb,, Nov. 8.--Returns from
The State are coming in slowly and
seem to indicate the election of Hol-
comb 4Pop.) forsnpreme Judge by 5000
over Harrison lRep.). Frank Irvine
.Dem.) ran we'll here, but seems to
have been cut badly by free silver
Democrats, who voted for Holcomb, as
lid many anti-monopoly Republicans.
The Republicans have carried this city
BY large plurality.
THE DEMOCRATIC DISASTER IN IOWA.
DES MONIES, Iowa, Nov. S.-Frank
D. Jackson, Republican candidate for
Governor, is elected by plurality of
lbout 10000. The balance of the Re-
ticket is elected by O large
majority. The Legislature will be Re-
publican. Out of twenty-four Sena-
ors to be elected the Republicans
lave elected seventeen; out of 100
Members of the House, the Republi-
'ans have about sixty-five.
PoPULISTs DEFEATED IN KANSAS.
TOPEKA, Kans., Nov. S.-Complete
eturns show that the Republicans
lave carried 80 out of 10l counties and
even judicial districts out of thirteen,
n which elections were held. Fusion
the Democrats and Popullsts
a las been unsuccessful nearly every
vhere. Where the Republicans were
'eaten it was by the straight Pop
lists.
DETPoIT GOES REPUBLICAN, AGAIN.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 8.-Corrected
eturns show that Mayor Pingree swept
he city by over 5000 majority, and
las carried the entire Republican ticket
through with him. Pingree ran far
head of his ticket. In the first Con-
.ressional district Griffin (Dem.) is
lected by between 1000 and 1,50O ma
ority.
HE PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICAN MA
JORITY.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 8.-Estimated
najorites by counties on the vote for
'tate Treasurer show majority of
O7,922 for Jackson Republican.
WHAT GOVERNOR FLOWERS SAYS.
ALBANY, N. Y, Nov.8-When ask
d~for an opinion about the election
Governor Flowers said: "The Re-
,ublicans seem to have elected the
state ticket. The Legislature is
n doubt. The Republicans have, no
loubt, secured majority in the con-
titutional convention. The result
throughout the country can
nn1x RI
md that thousands of men are out of
york."
,OLORADO ADOPTS WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
DENVER, Col, Nov. 8.-Returns from
he interior show a steady increase in
he majority secured for woman suf-
rage. The total majority, as far as
heard from, is about $500. This will
be increased. The principal
opposition was from the southwest
,rn counties.
JUDGE MAYNARD A DISASTROUS CANDI-
DATE FOR THE DEMOCRACY
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Additional re-
,urns from the election districts in this
,ity show how disastrous u candidate
Maynard has been to the Democrats.
he ran 81, 900 behind its ticket in New
I ork county. Tie plurality of Meyer,
Democratic candidate for Secretary of
State, was 64,975, while that of May
nard was only 30,8l7. The Republicans
gained three assemblymen in this city,
carrying the eighteenth, twenty-second
and twenty-seventh districts. The re-
'ult In this last named district was q
great surprise, as Croker's pet candi-
late, Webster, was running there
Returns show that not even in Tam
many strUngholds were the bosses
able to keep Maynard up with the
ticket.
Corrected returns from all over the
state make no change in the list of
senators from that sent out election
night. There will be 10 Republicans
and l3 Democrats. Daniel Bradley,
elected in the fifth district, is an in
dependent Democrat, elected by Re-
publican votes, in opposition to a re-
gular Democrat, and Is classed among
the Republicans. The Assembly stands
u Republicans and 81 Democrats. The
will have u majority of 26
on joint ballot.
CRISP TALKS AT LONE.
He Sees Nothing Dishea rtening i'm tile