Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-11-08
Mr.. cowEN ELECTED.
Three Republican Congressman from
Maryland.
Mr.. HILL Loses m NEW YORK.

In Baltimore city the democrats
elected to Congress Harry Welles
Rusk and John X. Cowen in the
third and fourth districts respec-
lively.
The republicans elect q Judge OF
the Supreme Bench and twelve
naambers of the City Council. This
gives that party a majority of two
in this Branch and is the first time
the republicans have had absolute
control in any department Of the
city government since 1867.
The democrats control the Second
Branch by q vote of Q too. On
joint ballot the next Council will
stand 10 democrats IA republicans,
democratic majority of 5.
The four-million loan ordinance
was ratified by large majority.
The republicans gained three
Congressman in the State of Mary
land. The names of the republi-
cans elected are William b. Baker
in the second district, Charles Z.
Coffin in the fifth and George l..
Wellington in the sixth.
In Virginia the returns indicate
the election of the democratic con-
gressional candidates in the ten dis
tricts. In West Virginia the re-
publicans claim to have defeated
Hon. VIM. l.. Wilson and the cleo
ton of solid republican delegation
and majority on joint ballot in
the Legislature, thus securing a
republican United States Senator to
succeed Mr.. Camden.
The democrats in North Carolina
claim to have elected their State
and judicial tickets, at least seven
out of the nine Congressman and a
majority of the Legislature, which
will elect two United States Sena-
tors.
Returns from Delaware indicate
that the republican State ticket was
elected.
Senator Hill comedies the election
of ex-Vice- President Levi P. Nor
ton, his republican opponent for
Governor of New York, by ITO, 900
majority. The anti Tammany tick.
ct in New York city, headed by
Col. William L. Strong, republican,
for mayor, was elected by 10000
majority. The republicans elected
% Congressman, a gain of 8.
The returns indicate the election
of John Carey Evans. the Tillman
candidate for Governor of South
Carolina, by about 80, Oo0 majority.
The entire congressional delegation
is democratic.
Senator Blanchard of Louisiana,
telegrapbed last night that the del
egation from that State in the next
House of Representatives would be
solidly democratic. The republic
cans claim to have carried two con-
gressional districts.
Mississippi returned full demo-
cratic delegation to Congress.
The vote in Florida was light.
The democrats elected both con-
gressmen.
Texas gave the usual majority for
the democratic State ticket and
elected full democratic delegation
to Congress.
Arkansas returned a full demo-
cratic delegation to Congress.
Massachusetts, elected full re-
publican delegation to Congress, a
democratic loss of four. The re-
publican State ticket was also elect
ed by about 60, 900 majority.
The republicans elected their
State ticket in Connecticut. Con-
gresham DeForest, democrat, was
defeated.
The republican State ticket in
Illinois was elected. The demo-
Gratis conceded it by 5000 to TO-
600 majority. Cook county, in
Guiding Chicago, gave the usual
republican majority of 10, 900. The
republicans claim to have elected
sixteen Congressman and a MAORI
ty of the Legislature. insuring
republican successor to Senator
Cullum, republican.
The free-silver acknowledgement
ist-fusion ticket in Nebraska was
elected and probably carried the
Legislature, insuring the election of
Congressman Bryan to the Senate
in place Of Mr.. Henderson.
Reports from Michigan are to the