Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-11-09
THE ELECTIONS.

KuSk ana JODD N, OO"Cu II" wv
third and fourt districts respec'
lively.
The republicans elect a judge OF
the Supreme Bench aud twelve
members of the City Council. THIS
gives that patty majority of two
ID this Branch and is the first
time the republicans have had
absolute coatIol in any depart
ment Of the city government since
1867.
The democrats control the Sec
ond Branch by vote Of 9 to 2.
On JOINT ballot the next Council
will stand 10 democrats, IA repu0-
leans a democratic majority of D.
The four million loan ordinance
was ratified by large majority.
The republicans gained three
COneressm n in the State OF
MARY land. The returns from the
first district arc not full enough
for them to count with certainty
of success OIL the Eastern Shore,
though they are making claims.
The names of the republicans
elected William B. Blker IN the
second distIic', Charles &. Coffin
IN the fifth and George L yelling
ton IN the sixth.
In Virginia the returns indicate
the election Of the democratic con-
greSsiOnal candidates i'll the ten
districts. In West Virginia the
republicans claim to Lave det6a ted
Hon WIN. L. Wilson AMI the cleo
ton of a solid republican delega-
ION and a maj witty on joint ballot
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in the Legislature, thus securing
a republican United States Sena'
tor to succeed Mr.. Camden.
Tie democIa'sln North Carolina
clam to have elected their State
and i1dical tickets, at least seven
out OF the nine Congressman aud a
majority of the Legislature, which
will elect two UAite,l States 5 ma
tors.
Returns from ID .laware Indicate
| that the republican Safe tickets
was elected.
| S nAtor Hill Comedies the cleo
ton of Vice-President Lew P
Morton his republican opponent
for Governor OF New York, by ITO
900 majority. The anu-TammaDy
ticket in New York city, beadCd
By Col. William L. Strong, repub
lican for mayor was elected by 49,
900 majority. The republicans
elected % Congressman a gin o
Is.
The returns Indicate the election
of John Garcy Evans, the TlllmaI
andldate Tor Cove rnOr of SOutl
Carolina, by about $4,000 majority
The entire congressional delegation
is democratic.
Senator Blanchard, of LOuislAui
teIegraphed last ! bit that th'
delegation from that State IN TIT
next House If representative
would be sOlidly demo rate. Tn'
republican claim to have carried
two congressional districts.
Mississippi returned a full dea o
cratic delega ion to Congress.
The vote III Florida was Ii, Int
The democrats elected both con
gressmen.
Texas gave the usual III IrltS
for the democratic Il legation iC
Congress.
Arkansas returned a fall demo
cratic delegation to Congress.
I Massachusetts elected full re
publican delegation to Congress a
: democratic loss OF four. Tue re
j. publican State ticket was alsC
elected By about 10000 majority.
Tie republican elected thei
J State ticket in Connecticut. ID
Forest democrat, was defeated.
The republican State ticket l.
: Illinois was elected. The democrat
e conceded it by 7,OOOtO $4,000 ma
? iority. Cook county, lncludln
IChicago, gave the usual republi
can majority of 10000. The re
pqbIlcans CAIN to have electe'
sixteen Congressman and majority
LII the Legislature. insuring re
, publican successor 10 senate
Cullum, republican.
| The free silver democratic por
, u1,t fusion tick~t IN Nebraska
swas elecied and probably carrie
the L ,gislature insarlOg the eiec-
! tlou of Congressman Bryan to tn
Senate in place Of Mr., Henderson