Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-11-15

lana give the democrats all of the six con-
gressmen.
MARYLAND - Three democratic and
elected, a gain of three for the republi-
cans.
MASSACHUSETTS, state was carried
by the republicans. Greenhalge's plu-
rality over Russell was 67,7O4 Boston,
the stronghold of the democrats, gave
Russell only 3,112 plurality. Last year it
gave Russell nearly 10000. Greenhalge's
plurality in the state in that year was
35,60l. Greenhalge's plurality this year
is the largest that Massac husetts has
given any candidate since 1874, when
Grant received 1890. Only one demo-
cratic congressman out of total OF thir-
teen was elected, a democratic loss OF
three.
MICHIGAN-Gov. Rich (rep) is re-
elected by plurality OF 100000, nearly
twice as large as the largest plurality
heretofore recorded for governor in the
state. solid republican delegatio was
elected to congress, and apparently a
solid republican legislature, which will
choose two United States senators. The
present delegation to congress stands:
republicans, seven; democrats, five.
MINNEsoTA-The republicans elected
their entire state ticket with a plurality
of about $4,000. The repu blicans will
have ma jority of ninety-two on the
joint ballot in the legislature. The dele
cation to the next house is solidly re-
publican. The present delegation stands :
epublicans, four democrats, two; popu-
list, one.
MISSISSIPPI Mississippi elected a solid
democratic delegation to congress, max
ing no change.
NJ GssoCRI-The republican state ticket
was elected by about 5000 plurality and
a republican majority of the legislature
on joint ballot was chosen. The demo-
Gratis elected a majority of the senate.
No senatorship is at stake. Only three
democratic congressman We're elected, a
democratic loss of eleven. There was
democratic revolt in every part of the
state.
MONTANA Montana went strongly re-
gressional tickets. The republican legis-
lature will name two United States
senators.
NEBRASKA The fusion candidate for
governor was elected by 2,312 plurality
over the republicans. The republicans
carried the remainder of the state ticket
and have control of the legislature with q
gain of two.
Mem HAMPSHIRE Republican gov
ernor elected by about 1924; council
soldIy republican,; legislature almost
soldly republican, and two republican
congressman. It is claimed that the
democrats have not elected a single
county officer in the state. The normal
republican majority in New Hampshire
is about 5000
NEW JERSEY The republican plurality
IS between 5000 and $4,000 in the state.
Eight republican congressman We're elect
ed to succeed six democrats and two
republicans in the present house. Bot II
branches of the legislature. which will
elect Senator McPherson's successor, are
almost soidly republican. The repub-
lican ma jority on joint ballot is SO.
NEW YoRK-The plurality of Morton
{rcp.l for governor over Hill is made by
late returns 1873, S3S in total vote of
/ ,ls3 5s6. The prohibition vote for gov
ernor Was 1859, the populist vote 5,202
nd the socialist la Dor vote S,217. The con-
stitutional amendments were carried, and
become laws Jan. l. 1895. As all forms of
gambling are abolished by it, probably
horse-racing will die out except among
rich gentlemen. The new apportion
ment, it is thought, will give the legis-
lature To the republicans for ten years to
come.
NORTH CAROLINA The democrats have
lost nearly everything in North Carolina,
including the two United States senators.
The populists and republicans fused and
elected their state ticket by an estimated
plurality of 10000 The fusionists will
have, It is estimated, majority of twenty
ON Joint ballot in the leg islature.
NORTH DAKoTA-North Dakota has
elected Allin trep1 governor over kinter
Jtlem.l an N2llaec lpop,) by 1000 plu-
rality. The republicans have carried the
legislature.
ONO The republican plurality is esti-
mated at 1880, McKinlcy's plurality in
1898 Was o5,993. The congressional dele
CATION in tine next house Will stand: re-
publiean-, tWenty-one; democrats, two.
The delegation in the present house
stands: republicans, ten; democrats,
eleven.