Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-06

Second District-George H. Mason, Yates
Pennington, Lewis Patel. Harry n. Aber-
crombie, Rufus w. Applegarth, Lindley NJ
Higgins. All republicans.
Third DiStrict-Senate-Fran s. Stro-
bridge.
House of delegates-Henry N. Bankard,
Edward F. rolson. George w. Warren
berger. Charles NJ. Nash, George J. Kauf
man, Frederick r. Bye. All republicans.
Baltimore's Republican Mayor.
Alcaeus Hooper. republican. was elected
mayor, and the clerks of the courts, sheriff
and judges of orphans court will also be
| republican. The council from present indi-
cations will be republican in both branches.
There will probably be but five democrats
in the council.
The Reform League claims great credit
for the result in Baltimore, where they
watched the polls closely all day for re-
peaters. The vote was the heaviest in ten
years, not only in Baltimore, but through
out the state All day excitement was in
tense. Their frequent challenges led to
many disturbances AS described in the
specials to The Star yesterday, Prof. w.
A. Bliss. Lee Bonsal, A. s. Miles, w. A.
Peasants and T. S. Bonsal were assaulted
| ard badly bruised. A policeman was shot
in the foot while taking a prisoner to the
station, and a democratic voter was shot
| in the breast, but not seriously, by a re-
publican voter. Chairman Wellington of
the republican committee sent a letter to
Marshal Frey accusing the police or not
doing their duty. but the chief replied that
they were doing the best they could. The
| negro vote was unusually heavy, and 1t is
| charged that many of them voted more
than once. A colored physician was elected
to the city council in the eleventh ward.
Baltimore's Vote.
The vote of Baltimore city by wards on
governor is as follows:
First ward-Hurst, D., 2,1sO; Lowndes, R.,
. Goa tori 7 IN jfv
Second ward - Hurst, 2242: Lowndes,
1876; scattering. 80; Hurst's majority. S31.
Third ward-Hurst, 1,646; LoWndes, 1,799;
sc altering, 50; Low ndes' majority. o.
Fourth waId-Hurst. 1,T37; Lowndes,
1,5S9: scattering o. Hurst's majority, 81
Fifth ward-Hurst, 1852; Lowndes. !, 739;
scattering, II; LowndeS' plurality, II.
Sixth ward-Hurst. 2.S47; Lowndes. 3.57S;
scattering, 1875; Lowndes' majority. GIG
Seventh ward-Hurst, 297I; Lowndes,
1863; scattering, 10; Lowndes' majority,
3233.
Eighth ward-Hurst, 2,0O4; Lowndes,
1916; HurstS majority, 6SS.
Ninth ward-HurSt, 2, 1876; LoWndes 13O6:
scattering, 81; Hursts majority, 1919.
Tenth ward-Hurst, 1878; Lowndes, 1857;
scattering, IS; Lowndes' plurality, "a.
Eleventh ward - Hurst, 1,25S; Lowndes,
$3.50; scattering, 81; Lowndes' majority,
1.G50.
Twelfth ward - Hurst, 1902; Lowndes,
1859; scattering, 26; Lowndes' majority,
1857.
Thirteenth ward-Hurst, 1850; Lowndes,
1,61S; scattering, 10; Lowndes' majority, 15S
Fourteenth ward-Hurst. Los; Lowndes,
2,121; scattering, 81; Lowndes' majority, 800.
Fifteenth ward = Hurst, 1,30S; Lowndes
1, $50; scattering, 73; Lowndes' majority, sos
Sixteenth ward-Hurst, 1,O91; Lowndes
1887: scattering, 81; Lowndes' majority, S44
Seventeenth ward-Hurst, 2,665; Lowndes
$685. scattering, "A; Lowndes' majority, $50
Eighteenth ward-Hurst, 2,212; Lowndes
1885, scattering, AZ; Lowndes' majority,
1853.
Nineteenth ward-Hurst, 1854; Lowndes
3,4S1; scattering, %; Lowndes' majority
1,527.
Twentieths ward-Hurst, 1919; Lowndes.
2,9O3; scattering, 225. Lowndes' majority,
?59
Twenty first ward-Hurst, 1869; Lowndes,
2,O2O scattering, 10. Lowndes' majority,
451.
Twenty second ward - Hurst, 1,2SO;
Lowndes, 1910; scattering, 43. Lowndes'
majority, 66O.
Total majorities for Lowndes in Balti-
moro city, 1887; total majorities for Hurst
in the city, 1867. Lowndes' majority in the
city. 1880.
Throughout the State.
Returns from the state are necessarily
| incomplete, but the Indications favor
Lowrdes success everywhere The rough
returns received last night show the follow
ing pluralities for Lowndes: Allegany.
LOO; Anne Arundel, 400 or 500; Charles,
800; Caroline close, but probably will have
small majority for Lowndes; Carroll, 800;
Cecil. 100; Frederick, 100; Garrett, 4UO; How
ard, 500 Hartford, close and doubtful, proba-
bly, slight majority for Lowndes; Somerset,
200; Washington, 1000; Talbot, 200; Prince
&c )rge's, 400. These are conservative csti-
mates from democratic sources. Hurst
seems to have carried but four counties
Kent, Wicomico, Queen Anne and Montgom-
cry. The legislature will be republican on
joint ballot, and will elect a republican to
| succeed Senator Gibson. Democrats concede
the election of Lowndes and the legislature
by from 10000 to 1900 majority.
The Bladensburg District.
Election passed eff very quietly in the
Bladensburg district. There were 6GO votes
cast, which is considered unusually large.
Out Of these votes there were over ninety
split tickets. 1t was nearly o'clock this
morning when the counting of the vote
was finished.
The vote stood as follows: For governor.
Lowndes. rep, 1884; Hurst, dem, 31S; for
controller, Graham, rep. 32i; Smith, dem,
322; attorney general, Clabaugh, rep, 3D.;
Crothers, DEM. 800.
For house Of delegates-Benjamin D. Ste
ven, DEM, $50; Richard E. Brandt, dem,
800; Francis NJ. Hall, DEM, 322; George
Holmes. rep, 291; w. D. Pyles, rep, 315;
NJ. F. Schooley rep, 321.