Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-06
IN THE SIXTH MARYLAND.
Early Indications Encourage the Re-
pubiicans.


Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
CUMBERLAND Md, November 1.-THE
election in this city is moving along quiet
ly. There is not the usual large crowds at
the voting places. Both parties are equal
ly confident. kilograms from Iona
coming and Piedmont say that the voting
is in favor of Wellington, and quite num-
Der of those upon whom the Williams peo-
pie depended to cut Wellington refused to
vote at all. 1t is claimed by the demo-
Gratis that the J. o. u. A. NJ. have come
out for Williams, but at this hour it is not
known whether this is so or not The votes
were cast in the different districts in this
city up until noon as follows: District No.
A, 15s; No. 5. 2i5; No. o. 100; No. II, 175,
No. %, AS; No. D. Id. Total, 99S.
In Frederick County.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
FREDERICK, Md, November 6.-The
election is passing off quietly in Frederick
today. The democrats claim that they are
getting out their vote splendidly, and that,
they declare. Is all they need to give Will
Jams a majority in the county. The repub-
llcan managers are also getting their vote
out WELL but 1t is difficult at this hour to
tell how the contest is going, though there
Is nothing to change the situation as out
lined in yesterdays Star.
Washington County.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
HAGERSTOWN, Md, November GA
cold bleak day greeted the early voters,
who were out in large numbers,an and this con-
dition of affairs has continued up to noon
the hour of filing this dispatch. The alb
sence of the old-time leaders of both par
ties from the polling places is commented
upon, but the new men at the helms are
active and a heavy vote will doubtless be
polled Money Is plentiful in the hands of
both republicans and democrats, and the for
rfer are lubilant, conceding nothing, claim
ing all and advancing their estimate Tor
Wellington in the county to 800 or more.
That the democrats are having an uphill
fight in this county is apparent on all Sides,
and one of the prominent leaders or tnat
party is quoted, upon good authority, as
already conceding the loss of the county to
Wellington, the republican congressional
candidate, and his election to represent the
district. As the day goes on, all this may
be changed however, for the ''vest-pocket
vote" is causing much concern, as Just
where this will lan1 is an unfathomed I'M
certainty.
Montgomery Democrats Stay ut Home.
Special Dispatch to The Evening STAR
ROCKVILLE Nd, November 6-Reports
from election districts throughout Mont
sonery county report ordinary vote poll
ed up to - O'Clock. A feature of the cleo
ton, so far, however, is the stay at home
democrats. This element however, is look
ed for later in the day, when the party whip
begins to crack. Democrats are claiming
Montgomery by $50 to 500 majority. Con-
seryative republicans place the majority at
900 while enthusisst tic republicans only con-
cede Williams, democrat, 400. 1t is gener-
ally believed that If Montgomery does not
go over 900 democratic 1t will insure the
election Of Mr.. Wellington, the republican
candidate Rockville district win give about
100 democratic majority.