Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-11-15
Election Notes.

The Reps. carried Oh oil the VI coun-
ties of this State, and Hastings plurality
over Singerly is III. 81.
The largest majority given by any one
county is that of Phils- s5,545; Allegheny
comes next with Eli; Lancaster gave
IL 962: Delaware, which adjoins Phiia'
rave 1856, and Chester 5000. Fsyette'
an old Democratic stronghold gives the
Republican ticket 2, ll9; Clearfeld, anoth-
or. 600; and westmoreland $500
Five of the counties that gave Democrat
ic majorities are in the extreme eastern
part of the State, and adjoin each other
lie. Berks, Lehigh. Northampton, Monroe
and Pike. Montour gave the Democratic
ticket 2G, Elk "a, and Fulton So.
Hastings objected to jollitcation at
Bellefonte.
The full vote of the State is as follows:
Governor-Hastings Republican, o'5'-
500; Gingerly, Democrat, 331,7O5; Altman
Peoples party, 1911; Hawley, Prohloi-
ZIONIST, 90, ,329-Hasting's majority, 2oo'-
4o4. The figures for the Peoples and
Prohibition candidates are not complete
a number of counties having failed to re-
port the vote for those candidates.
Lieutenant Governor-Lyon, Republican
562, ,095; Killing, Democrat, $50, ,66S-Lyon s
plurality, 231, ,427.
Auditor Gensral-Mylin, Republican
SGT 900; Magee, Democrat, 327, ,694-My-
Inns plurality, 240,296.
Secretary of Internal Affairs-Latta' ne
publican, 565,2s7; Greenland, Democrat,
327, 176-Latta's plurality, 23s, III.
Congressman-at-Large-Grow, Rspubh-
can, $40, ,l3l; Huff, Republican, 563,S55;
Meyer, Democrat, 326, 11s; Collins, Demo
crat, 800, 11s.
Quay, Martin and other Republican
leaders held meeting in Phila., last Sat
urday, to discuss the makeup OF Hastings
cabinet. The Phila. men think that their
IS, 900 majority entities them to one place
in the cabinet.
The Republicans OF Wheeling and vicin-
ity celebrated their victory by an immense
demonstration, Saturday night. Fully o.
900 men were in line. Clubs were pre-
sent from Pittsburg and other neighboring
towns and cities. The four Repu blican
Congressmen-eIect of West Va, and ex-
Secretary Elkins spoke. and Elkins was
announced as a candidate for q. 5. Sem
ate.
The next Congress will stand-Republi-
cans 245, Democrats 101, Populists 10; and
the Senate may be Republican after March
4, 1895, but it may be that Peffer OF Kan
sas, and Stewart and Jones of Nevada, all
silver men, will control its organization.
Minnesota sensd solid Republican del
egation to next Congress.
One Republican and one Populist Con-
gresham in Texas. were elected.
One Congressional district in Virginia
went Republican.
The official returns elect the six Demo
cratic nominees for Congress in Louisiana,
but the sugar planters claim fraud In three
of the districts.
Tom Reed will probably be the Speaker
Of next House, and John Dalzell chairman
of the WAYS and Means Committee. Our
member Thos. W. Phillips, will likely Sc
cure chairmanship.
Utah is now state and will elect two
United States Senators next year, which
will make the Senate consist of 80 men,
bers, and New Mexico and Arizona will
probably be admitted soon, which VIII
make the number "a.
The people of New York and Brooklyn,
and many suburban towns voted to con-
solidate, and if the Legislature OF the state
approves of the movement and passes q
consolidation bill, New York will then
cover an area of 3ls square miles and have
a population Of 1906, ,972.
The Committee of Seventy Of New York
will continue its organization, and aid the
new officers of the city in establishing an
honest government.
Wilson is out in letter ascribing his
defeat on hard times, the Senate's delay,
and the sugar schedule. He holds that
his original bill would have saved his par
ty. Cleveland's letter to Wilson has not
yet been published.
Clarion county went Democratic, by a
small majority on the state ticket. SIN
gerly had but 400, and the majorities on
the county ticket ran from ITO to 536.
The vote on Congress in the Erie dis
trict was, Griswold 1929, sibley, 1926;
and Everson 744.
The vote on Congress in the Armstrong
Westmoreland district is, Heiner, "a, 754;
Fairman IA, l07; PEOPLES party 1,902; Pro-
hibition 968.
In Nebraska fusion state ticket was
elected.
Both bran ehes OF the West Virginia
legislature will be Republican.
The Fusion ticket agreed upon by the
Populists and Republicans Of North Caro-
lima went through by majority OF 10000
Philadelphia gave s5,545 Republican
majority this time.
The Fellow who dares to say, II told you
so" is liar, and the truth is not in him
Nobody expected slch snowstorm.
Sam Miller will be Mercer county
first Republican Judge.
Harry Whites majority in Indiana Co
for Judge. was 80.
The official vote on jndge in Lawrence
county, Pa, is gwen as follows: Wallace
Republican, 430s; Martin, Democrat. 1899
Wallace's plurality, 969.
THE COUNTY TOTALS.
Butler county polled 8,051 votes 70
Governor this year, as against 8, ,2l0 polle'
for State Treasurer last year.
The clerks finished their work last Sat
urday, and the totals are as follows.
GOVERNOR.
Singerly y-----.------- ----------.2,o ,o0
Ha.ley. 40
Altman. .-------- ~