Evening star., 1896-11-03
MARYL AN D.
Claims the state by 23.OOO.


BALTIMORE Md. November 3.-To
The Washington Star: We have car
ried Baltimore city by at least twenty
thousand majority; democrats concede by
fifteen thousand. The state will give not
less than twenty-five thousand.
GEORGE L. WELLINGTON.
MckinIey's Large Majority in Gar
rett County.
Sp ...iaI Dispatch To The Evening Star.
CUMBERLAND, Md. November :i.-To-
days fine weather brought out the voters
at an early hour, and all day long the polls
have been Il scene of activity. AS yet there
has been nothing to disturb the harmony.
and everything indicates the largest vote
that has been polled in this county for
years. In Garrett county the voting is
heated. and Information states that McKin-
ley will receive a large ma jority. Con-
servative people estimate a least 1,f0O ma
Jority for Mckinley ir Allesany county.
Indications of West Virginia.
Dispatches from the towns along the line
Of the West Virginia railroad say that the
republican vote in that section is an over
whelming one. and that there is no doubt
of Mckinley carrying the state Of West
Virginia ty large plurality. W. r. r
Mr MuddS Election Assured.
Special Dispatch The Evening Star.
LA PLATA. Md, November 3.-The bal
loting in Charles county today has not been
interfered with in any manner. but SO far
beard from 1T this hour, 80 pm there
has been a falling off in the vote.
An effort has been made in every district
to rIn Mr.. Mudi, the republican congress
sonal candidate. behind the national ticket
and Notwithstanding the stringency of the
new election law in opposition money has
been freely used in all of the nine districts
of the county. II is conceded by democrats
that Mr.. Mudd will carry the county by
between four and five hundred votes but
will run behind the presidential ticket fully
300 votes.
This falling behind of Mr. Mudd If II
proves true, as alleged 1t will by his op-
ponents, will be due to the determined op-
position of the A. p. A. order and to the
vigorous fight made agains; him by South
Washington citizens for alleged slanderous
utterances made by him while in Congress
In this, the first election district he will
have majority of about 100 The polls
will close at and the returns from all the
districts will reach here. the central point
CT the county. not later than IL pm Re.
publican estimates give Mr. Mudd not less
than 800 majority in this county, 800 in
ST. Marys. 200 in Calvert and small ma
jority in Prince Georges. He will have a
small majority in the seventeenth ward in
Baltimore. With this his election is as
sured. L. NJ g
In Mudd's District.
LAUREL. Md. November st is
thought the vote in Prince Georges will
be very close. with chances favoring Bry-
al
ty Will give Mckinley 100 majority in this
district.
The vote was unusually heavy, the total
vote cast being ESQ. out of a total registra-
ton of 616.
Conservative democrats give Bryan fifty
majority and Moss ninety
Claims have been made by some demo-
Gratis Tour or five times as great as this.
The republicans claim now that Laurel dis
trict will go fifteen republican.
In Howard, Senator Gorman's home coun-
ty' the republicans are claiming it by two
and three hundred The democrats say II
will go as much as 400 democratic.
The vote has been very heavy. The re-
turns in both counties, it is believed, will
be late getting in.
Mudd, 1t is believed however, is holding
his own In Prince Georges Anne Arundle
and Howard.
Lee Runs Ahead of His Ticket.
Special Dispatch to The. Evening Star
ROCKVILLE. Nd, November 3-Never
before has there been such a large vote
polled as was cast at the different pre-
c!rcts throughout Montgomery county to-
day As yet no definite returns have been
received. but forecasts from each distric,
indicate majority for Bryan Of from
200 to 500 Lee for Congress- will prob