The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-11-14

EleTSntQ Congressional DlSEFlcI NOOu-
an, Repub b!ican. has a majority over
Houston (Dem.) All the other districts
go Democratic.
PECULIAR THING IN MARYLAND.
BALTIMoE, Nov. 7.-One Of the
peculiar things about the election in
this State yesterday is the fact that the
Democratic counties which have
secured the largest share of the Federal
Offices have gone Republican. Carroll
County, which has the Collector Of Gus,
toms, the best ot1i;a IN tha State. toe
special deputy collector and large
number or mincr offices, went Republi-
caa for the first time since 1885. Har-
ford County which has the Collector Of
IsterHal Revenue and more. minor
places than any other county|4n the
State, in spite of the usual large DeWo-
cratic majority, went Republican. Sena-
tor Giosou's county. Talbot, which
has eighteen men IN good Federal cfi.
ces, also went Republican, and other
counties with large mum oers OF offices
to their credit went Republican, or
showed large falling off 10 the Damc-
cratic vote. 1t Is noticeable also that
The precint iu Howard County IN which
German resides aud votes gave q ma
i)rity for the first time In g lartef OF
d century.
WISCONSIN SOLID.
NIL TAUKEE, Wis, Nov. IN early
complete returns show thst the Wis
corsin delegation in the Fifty fourth
Congress oi!l be solldiy Republican.
Tne Republicans will also control The
Legislature.
KANSAS QUITS PoPULIsM
TOPEKA. Kau., Nov. 7-Caairm sn
BriedentnaI, Of the Peoples party State
central com mittee, concsdes Ia" cleo
ton of the entire Republican State
tlcket and SIX Of the eight Congress
men. He also comedies that the R.
publicans have elected nj j17ity et
ibe Legislature, which WIZ elect d
Ser atVr.
CLEAN SWEEP IN MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, MI:n., Nov. 1-tns Ee1t
Leg stature Of Michigan will ba COM
posed entirely Of Republicans. The
Republican S:ate cenJ.al committee
aas received full returns from every
Representative and Senatorial district
IL the State and announce positively
this afternoon that the Republicans
have been elected in every district.
This result is entirely unexpected. 1t
was net fgursd on; its effect on the
United States Senatorial succession
cannot yet be determined. II looks as
If every county has elected tae'r Rs
publican ticket as well as giVieg a
plurality on the State ticket. The
pluralttlss in all Congressional districts
are pilspg up and the smallest majority
recsi7ed by a Republican candidate
8ill be 3,000
HOLMAN STAYS AT HOME.
INDIANAPoLIe, Ind, Rov- RE
tur0s received at Republican State
committee headquarters this morning
indicate that the Republicans will
capture every one OF the thirteen Con-
gressioual districts by clean majority.
Ihe only one in doubt is the eleventh.
In the fourth watson has carried two
counties aud the defeat Of Holman by
at isas: 500 seems sure. La the fifth
Cooper has been ossten and in the
third Tracewell (Rep} has pulled
through Dy at least 1900. In the sixth
Johnson is elected without doubt
scd in the seventh Henry has defeated
Synum by at least 1000. The returns
frcm the othe- districts still meagre.
From the figures already received it Is
doubtful if the Democrats will capture
single Congressman. Returns from
the State show that Indiana mas gone
Republican by about $4,000 msjority,
perhaps $4,000, the Legislature being
surely Republican.
NORTH CAROLINA DOUBTFUL.
RALEIGH, n. c., Nov. 7.-Cne State
Judicial ticket Is 80 close that it will
require the official vote to decide. The
Legislature is in doubt. The Demo
Gratis hope for It, but make no claims
Popu!isJ and Republican leaders are
very confident. The situation looks
bad for the Democrats. Indications
are that the fusion ticket has defeated
the Democratic candidates in the First,
Fourth, Fifth, Seventh, Eighth and
Ninth Districts, making the Congress
lonal delegation stand three Demo.
Gratis, two Republicans and four Popu.
lists. The Democrats, however, are
still claiming the Seventh, Eighth and
Ninth.
TWO OUT OF THE WRECK
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Z. While the
Democratic National committee clsim
four Congressman in Pennsylvania the
fact remains that the Republicans have
elected twenty-eigh of the thirty rep
resentstives certain. Oftne other two
districts. Eedman (Oem.) is reelected
In the Ninth District by . greatly re.
duced majority and 10 the Eighth dis
trlct it will require the com plete re-
turns to decide whether kirkpatrick
(Rep. } Oh Hart (Dem.) has been chosen.
DELAWARE REPUBLICAN.
WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. 7.-Dela-
ware complete: Newcastle County $50
Republican majority; Kent, 100 Demo.
cratic; Sussex, $50 Republican majori-
ty. Net Republican msjorlty 100.
The Republicans elect the Governor
and Congressman and local tickets in
two counties The next Legislature
withstand: Senate-fve Democrats and
four Republicans. House-fourteen
Republicans and seven Democrats; on
loint ballot eighteen Republicans and
twelve Democrats.
ALL SOLID IN LOUISIANA.
New ORLEANS, La NuV 7.-Repub.
licans this morning admit that Demo
cratic candidates in the six Louisiana
districts will receive certificates. Buck
IN the Second District is elected by 900
majority. Meyer in the First by al
equal majority and Price in the third
Will ave 5,00Ovotes to spare. Returns
today practically insure the election OF
Boatner in the Fifth. Ogden in the
Fourth and Robertson in the SIKH over
the Popul!st opponents. Republicans
Will contest the Firsr, Second and Third
Districts.
A COMPLETE STAMPEDE.
NEW YORK. Nov Not since the
war times have Republicans swept the
Eastern States as they did at the polls
yesterday. The size OF the victory
grows as fuller returns come in. In no
State and in no city have Democrats
been able to check the stampede Of
voters to the Republican standard
bearers. II rock ribbed Republican
States like Pennsylvania enormous