The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-11-09

land, republican, and Jones, silver,
is very close. The result is unknown
at present. The vote for congressman
is also very close. 1t is probable New
lands is elected by 800 majority, a loss
Of 4 200 since his election two years
ago.
At large. Newlands, populists and so
cialist.
New Hampshire.
New Hampshire elected governor, a
! Legislature. which will choose a nited
states senator to succeed Mr.. Cha ndler,
republican, and two representa- atives in
congress.
District /, Sulloway, republican; 3,
Baker, republican.
New Jersey.
New Jersey elected six members Of
the state senate and an entire assembly
in Legislature which will vote for
United States senator TO succeed Mr..
Mcpherson, democrat, and eight rep
resentatives in congress.
The repu blicans made clean sweep
of the congressional delegation, elect
ing the six state senators and So of the
60 assemblymen. The next senate will
stand Il republican nd 4 democrats.
The house will stand SO republicans
and democrats. The republican ma
jOrity on joint ballot is Us. This will
insure the return of republican sue
cessor to Senator John r. Mcpherson.
District ], Loudenslager, republican;
2, Gardner, republican; 3, Howell, re-
publican; 4, Pitney, republican; 5,
Stewart, republican; 8, Parker, repub-
lican, Z, McEwen, republican.
New York.
New York elected a governor, lieu
tenant-goverhor, judge of the court of
appeals, members of assembly and thir-
ty-four representatives in congress.
The total vote Of New York city for
governor Hill, Democrat 1876, 554
Morton, republican, 1873, $50; Wheeler,
ISIS; Mathews, people, $50 !; Match
ett, social labor, 5,977; Brldwin, pro,
S34.
The entire republican ticket in Brook
lyn is elected by a plurality ranging
from 10000 to $4,000. The vote was
against consolidation with New York
by about 1000, and the apportionment
was lost by about the same vote.
Revised election returns from every
assembly district in the state show that
the republicans have elected 1O6 assem-
blymen and the democrats %.
The total corrected vote for govern
or in New York state, Sullivan county
out, stands as follows Hill, 514, ,O73;
Morton, 667, ,419: Wheeler, 27,1OS. Total
1,20S,6OO. Morton's plurality 153, ,346.
Morton's ma ajority 1913, 23S.
North Carolina,
North Carolina elected ten judges, a
state treasurer, a legislature, which
will choose two United States senators
to succeed Messrs Ransom and Jarvis,
democrats. and nine representatives in
congress.
Latest returns elect Skinner, pOpu
list. in the first district: Woodward.
democrat, in the end; Shaw. democrat.
in the 3rd: Stroud, POpulist, in the 4th:
Settle, republican. in the 5th; Locl1hart,
democrat, in the 9th: Shuford, populist.
in the It'll: Linney, pQpulist, in the Sth:
and Crawford, democrat. in the 9th, the
latter by very small ma jOrity over
Patterson. republican.
North Dakota.
North Dakota elected a governor and
other state officers, legislature and
representative in congress.
The republicans have carried almost
every county in the state and win on
governor by 1900. Congressman
johnson has 5000 more than Muir pop
ulist. The populists and democrats
combined only get twenty-five 1nem-
bers Of the legislature.
Ohio.
Ohio elected minor state officers and
twentv-one representatives IN congress.
The repu blicanS have elected twenty
eight or thirty representatives certain.
Of the other two Districts Erdman
dem is reelected in the ninth district
bv reduced majority and in the eighth
district it will require the complete re-
turns to decide whether Kirkpatrick
rep. or Hart (dem) has been chosen.
The returns show that the republican
plurality is about $1,000. The rcpub-
licans have elected - of the 2l con
gressmen. beyond Il donbt. and possibly
one other-W. +. Davis. in the fourth
district. The result there will be 50
close that probably the official count
will be necessary to determine it.
Oregon.
Both districts in Oregon elected re-
pubIicans as follows:
District /. Herman. republican; ,,
Ellis. republican.
Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvania elected z governor and
other state officers. two representatives
in congress from the state at large. and
twenty-eight from districts.