Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-11-07

Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey,
Maryland, Massachusetts, Ohio, Ken
lucky, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Missis
sippi, Nebraska, Virginia and UTAH
Seven OF the States and Utah chose
Governors, seven Of them both branches
of the Legislatures, two of them part
Of Legislatures, and five of these
State Legislatures will elect one
United States Senator each, and Utah
two Three States-New York, Massa-
chusetts and Illinois-elected one Con-
gresham each. to fill a vacancy, and
Utah chose one. The other elections
were for the judiciary or minor State
officers.
These States elected Governors:
Iowa, Kentucky, Maryland Massa-
chusetts, Mississippi, New Jersey and
Ohio.
United States Senators will be chosen
by the Legislatures elected in the fol-
lowing States: Iowa, TO succeed Will
liam b. Allison, Republican; Ken
lucky, to succeed Joseph O. s. Black.
burn. Democrat; Maryland, to succeed
Charles II. Gibson, Democrat; Missis-
sippi, to succeed James u. George,
Democrat; and Ohio, TO succeed Cal
win S. Brice, Democrat
Pennsylvania elected Haywood. Re-
publican, for State, Treasurer, by
majority of about 175, 600 and the six
Republican candidates for superior
court, by maiorites slightly below that
OF Haywood. The Democratic judge
who win sit on the superior court
bench is either Hartman Yerkes of
Bucks county, or Peter p Smith of
Lackawana county, with the chances
apparently slightly in favor of the for
mer.
The Tammany ticket in New York
has been elected by pluralities ranging
from 1900 for Henry d. Purroy for
county clerk, to %, for William
Sohmer, candidate for register The
Democratic State ticket has plurality
Of 40, 900 votes in the city, but the re-
mainder of the State shows immense
Republican gains, and the Republican
State ticket is elected by $4,000, and
perhaps much more. Tammany will
control nine of the - Senators from
New York City, and from % to 30 of
the 80 Assemblymen.
Amos J. Cummings, D., has been
elected to Congress in the Tenth dis
triet by a big majority
The latest figures from Brooklyn in
dictate the election of Grout, regular
Democrat, for mayor by close vote.
b. The indications are that the Repub-
licans have elected three Senators in
New York City and the Democrats
nine.
Gleason has been elected mayor Of
Long Island City by good majority.
In kentucky, Bradley, the Republican
candidate for Governor, has probably
carried the State.
1t is thought that the Republicans
have carried Ohio by a plurality equal
ling that of Mckinley two years ago.
2 The figures indicate that Bushnell,
Republican candidate for Governor,
will have plurality Of $1,000. 1t is
considered certain that the Republicans
will have large majority on joint bal
lot in the General Assembly.
In New Jersey, the indications are
that Griggs, r., has been elected Gov
ernor by l0,000 plurality. Estimates
give the Republicans II of the q Sena-
tors, the Democrats winning only in
Bergen, Hudson, Hunterdon and War
rem counties. In Essex, Democratic
county, Griggs ia believed to have run
1000 ahead Of McGill. All of the IL
Assemblymen in this county are Re-
publicans.
Democrats in Maryland generally
concede the election of Lowndes, r.,
for Governor. The vote in Baltimore
was the heaviest for years. There was
much scratching. There was also
violence and disorder, the police APP
pearing to be unable to check it, Bal
timore has gone Republican by about
10, 900, which indicates a Republican
majority in the State of about 20, 600
Germans county, Howard, gave 800
majority for Lowndes The Legisla-
lure will probably be Republican on
joint ballot, thereby ensuring Repub-
lican successor to. United States Sena-
tor Gibson.
In Illinois, returns from the Eigh-
teenth Congressional district indicate
the election of ex-State Senator Will
liam F. Hadley, r., to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Edward Remain
last summer.
In Iowa, the Democratic State COM
mittee claim that the vote is very close.
They believe that Babb has been re-
elected. The Republican State com
mittee expected a plurality for Drake
of 70, 600. The Popuists will from in
dications, double their vote of 30, 600 a
year ago The Legislature will be Re-
publican.
In Massachusetts, the indications are
that Greenhalge, r., has been re-
elected Governor by AZ, 600 plurality.
The majority against woman suffrage
in $50 towns out of 353 is 2S, 474.
In Virginia, returns from IA counties
and cities show the election of two
Democrats to the Senate and IL to the
House of Delegates.
In Mississippi, the indications are
that the entire Democratic State ticket
is elected by from 10000 to 10000.