The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-11-08
RESULT OF THE ELECTION.
Returns Received Tuesday Nigh
From the Various States.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.--7 P. M.-There
are indications of a Republican land
slide in New York State. The re-
turns so far indicate that Hill is beat
en- over one Thousand. Strong, indie
pendent Democrat for Mayer, wins
probably by thirty Thousand.
New YORK, Nov. 6, 10 p. m.-Wi,-
son of West Virginia, is defeated.
The Populist candidate for Governor
Of South Carolina is elected by thirty
thousand majority.
The New York land slide is confirm
ed. Tammany is beaten everywhere.
NEW YORK, Nov. 7, 1:25 a. MIN
dicatiODs now are that Morton's plus
rality in this State will be over $50, 900.
BROOKLYN, Nov. I, 1:25 a. m.-The
entire Republican ticket in this city
and county is elected.
WEST VIRGINIA.-The probabilities
are that West Virginia will be repre-
sented by a solid Republican delega-
tion in the next House.
GEoRGIA.-Of Georgia's eleven dis
trictricts ten certainly elect Demo
cratic nominees. The eleventh is also
probably Democratic.
OHIo.-Democratic State Chairman
Taylor comedies the States to the Re
publicans by 10000 plurality. In spite
them in the State. the Democrats
have elected at least three Congress
men and two districts are in doubt
the Fifth and Thirteenth.
TENNESsEE.-In West Tennessee
the voting was extremely light and as
the strong Democratic vote of the
State is in this section, there is
anxiety among Democrats as to the
success Of Peter Turney for Governor.
Democratic Congressman have been
chosen in the Eigth, Ninth and Tenth
Districts.
TEXAs.-The Galveston News pre-
diets the usual Democratic majority
for State officers and the Legislature,
also the election of Democratic Con-
gressmen in all the districts, with the
Tenth districts.
quarters of the State indicate the
election Of the Democratic candidates
| for Congress in every district by large
majorities.
CoNNECTICUT.-Rep have
| carried the State by from five to ten
thousand. Besides this, they have
| gained three Congressman. The Re
| publicans carry the Senate entire and
will have two thirds of the House.
MIssoURI.-Sterret Republican,
for Congress in the Twelfth district,
| probably defeats Cobb, Democrat. In
the Eleventh Espenschild, Democrat
for Congress, leads.
| FLoRIDA.-An exceedingly light
vote was cast. The only offices to bt
| filed were those of the two Congress
men. Sparkman, the Democratic
nominee in the First, will probably bt
1la {aI In Oh h,
| about lie, 900 majority. In the Second
district Cooper, Democrat, will prob
ably defeat Atkinson, Populist, b,
about 5000 The entire Populist vot'
in the State will not be likely tt
reach 1000.
KENTUCKY.-Six Democrats ant
five Republicans for Congress are tn
result of the latest Kentucky calcula
! tions.
/ SOUTH CARoLINA.-At midnigh
| Chairman 1rby says the vote in thu
State will be $1,000, of which Pop
will get 10000 and Evans the balance
The constitutional convention will b,
carried by small majority-not owe
5000. All of the Democratic nomi
nees for Congress are sure OF election
PENNsYLvANIA.---I re
turns received show net Republican
gain of S0,921 over the vote Of 1897
The same ratio OF gain carries
through the State would give Hast
fngs, Republican, for Governor 200, 90
majority.
| IowA.-A small vote lin sIowa an6
the returns indicate the election o
the entire Republican State ticket b
$4,000 with the exception OF Judg
Granger and B. /. Sallinger for tn
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