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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-11-04
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BApER-In this city, on November Cd, 1897,
Edward Bader, infant eon OF Edward L. and
eRra j. Bader.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral on Thursday afternoon, at o'clock.
from the residence Of his parents at the High
lands.
residence, No 1918 King street. Wilmington,
Del, Mrs. Annie b. Brinton, 10 her 70lh year.
The relatives and friends Of the family are
chusSs at
on Saturday, November 9Th. lnterment private.
CARSEY-in Philadelphia, on Saturday, octo-
her a0,h, 1897. Joseph Carney, aged II yeais.
CoNCANNoN--In this city, on October 3ist, 1897,
Patrick A. concaunon, aged 20 years.
coRSE-At hts laro residences. No. sl7 North
Thlrty-nlnth street, West Philadelphia, on
DC ooer a6th, 1887, DR.. W. Fl. Corse, formerly
of this city.
GLAsCo--on October Goth. 1897 Henry Reed
Glasco, aged IS years.
G0UGH-In this city. on October 9th, isy7,
Ethel Gertrude. daughter of Teresa and
Thomas +. Cough, aged years.
HUGHES-ln this city, on November Sd, 1897,
Eimira Hughes, rged "a years.
Relatives and fiionds arc respectfully invited
to attend tie funeral services on Friday after
noon Al o'clock, from her late residence, No.
93l West Ninth stree. lnterment private.
JANES--ln this city. on November LIST. 1897,
years.
KENNEDY--ln this city on October suth, 1897,
Bridget Kennedy, aged 80 years
LOVELL-ln this city, on October 18th, 1897, VIII
liam Everard, eldest son of William Y. and the
late Minh;e Lowell, aged years.
McMAUoN--ln this city, on October aTth, 1897.
Michnel McMahon, agcd "a years.
ORPEN-In this city. on October S0th, 1897 Mar.
guarite, daughter Of William II. and Mary
orpen, aged II months.
SMITH-on October 80th, 1897, Natalie Raw.
daughter OF Charles NJ and Elizabath j. Smith,
aged years and months.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-11-04

Deputy Clerk of the Peace Janvier
recently sent some information concern
ing the New Castle county assessment
to Statistician John Hyde of the De-
partment of Agriculture at Washington.
The department is securing statistics
with reference to the relative Incidence
of property taxes upon the owners OF
urban and rural property. Information
on this line may be- of especial interest
to the people Of Delaware on account
OF tha recent agitation for a change in
its tax system. Mr.. Janyier has replied
that the assessment for Wilmington is
s33, $50, 537 and for rural New Castle,
ls.sl2. 63s; total, S52, 773, IFS. This
includes real and personal property
and poll taxes.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-11-04
Marriaaes.


BIpDI.E-BoLToN- October 2stn. 1897, by
the Rev. Dr. George L. Wolfe, james Blddio
and Mrs. Ella Y. bolton, both of rorlers Sta
tIon, Dol.
cLARK--BoYLE-At No. ai3 Reed street, on
October asih. Michael Clark aud Mrs. julia
Boyle.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT this eity.on October
27th, 1877, by tho Rev, Frederic poqrr, hesd
Mahoney OF Mechanics Valley, Cecil county,
Md, and Alice NJ. Donahue OF this city.
Maryland papers please copy.
MCcLAY-MALiN--At Union NJ. L, parsonage,
OIL October e1th. 1897, by tho Rev. John D. G.
llama, William @. Mcoiay and Florence A.
Malin, both OF Now Castle county, Del.
McuONIGAIr-FLooD--In this city. on October
9Th, 1897 by the Rev. Father Quigley, Cor
neiins McMonigaI and Mary q. Flood,
TER-SCHILLINGER--At tho residence Of
the brides parents, on October 21th, 1897, by
the Rev. George II. Truli. Hgbert Nutter and
Miss Annie " Rchillinger, both Of Wilmington.
WATS0N-CLoUD--At unioI NJ. Z. parsonage,
on October Rfth, 1887, by the Rev John ID. O,
Hanna, Wesley w. w. Watson and Rebecoa Al.
Cloud. both OF this city.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tho Union Al, Il.
parsonage, on November LIST. 1897. by tho Rav.
John ID. c. Hanna. Joseph Woodard and Mrs.
Sarah u. Springer. both Of this city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-11-04

Associated Press Dlspiv.n ~ SDsciai Wires
Philadelphia, Nov. g. Wheat. dull. NC, lower,
No. Pennsylvania red 10 port elevator, 81 .00Hs
LOi: No. 2 red spot IN export elevator. a9kaSiuD.
Corn, dull, No, lower: No. for local trade.
Oats. iirm, No. white. e8a2sAe.; No. awhits,
25a25hc.; Nc, Q mixed, 24aaihc.
Bran, steady winter In bulk si25oalS; spring
Reineu sugars, dull and Nos. to 10 we're 10
lower; powdered, b Slide: graduated, &c; cons
Butter. unchanged: fancy Western creamery.
ssNc.; Pennsylyania prints, aic Western prints
Eggs.nrm; fresh nearby. co.,; fresh western,iac.
New York Markers.
Associated Pros Dlsps,;1 oy spsciai Wires
New York, Nov. 3.--Flour. State and Western,
quiet and easy.
Wheat, Dsceln per 90 q isc aSL 90 a.16; Msy,e5Hs
Rye. quiet; No. Western. SOC.
Corn, December. 81 n a3ito.i May, 35a95kc.
Oats, barely steady; track white, state,s6aslo'
Pork, dull; new mess, saaa5a.
Lard, quiet prime Western steam. $4.5S
Buttersteady: State dairy. l2a20c.: state cream
cry, l4a2skc: Western do, l4Aashc.; elgins,
Cheese, quiet; large white, snc: small white,
| 9kc; large coiered. sxc.; small, exc; part
skins, 6h arc; full skins, 3kadc.
Eggs, hriner. State aud Pennsylvania, Ice
| Coke; Western, 20c
suGsr. raw nornlnai fair refining, skas o-icc.,
crushedi b1fc powdered. 3-lec.; granalated, DC.
LIVE Stock Market.
Philadelphia, Oct. 80.-The receipts for tho
Reef Cattle :. Extra. 5a5Le.. r,od. 4Eainc q,
medium. aha4s. G.: common. aha4s,c Sheer
Extra. lkaSkc.: GOOD. aa4hu! medium, AKA
3Ac.: common, AZ s8a C.. lam BIS. 4ha5&c. Hogs
Western, extra, b. a6c other grades, bkabhd.
Fat rows, 2hA3Hc. THU COWS. ssalb. Veal
calves, 4ka;hc. Mich COWS. saoa4s.
| Chicago, Ill, Nov. l--Cattls--uo "a mon natiys
beef stsers So gOa4.25, Iuiddiing grades 81 bila
AYE, best shipping cattle az s5a6lo Calves 1893
| ag,75 for best GRADES. Hogs coarse heavy
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-11-04
FATAL ACCIDENT.
Eugene Pratt of Smyrna Hurt In a Coli
sion Between Teams.

NShEoHt iThtb VI ohSrhh HHEt III ~ Nplh-
sion Between Teams.
Special Dispatch to Gazette anu journal.
Smyrna, Nov. "A fatal accident
happened to Euqane Pratt Of Blackis.
toms Cross Roads last night, while he
was Out driving with Miss Annie Holt
VI Delansy's Chapel. They were com
ing through town at a rapid rate and,
when noar the residence OF Can't. W. II.
Hazel, wore run into by an unknown
person driving in the same direction. A
wheel was taken off their carriage, and
instantly, the fractious colt made
lurch md ran into projecting tree in
front OF MIR. IIazel's residence, tearing
the top of tile carriage completely off
and throwing the occupants out
Mr.. Pratt was thrown against tree
with such force IA to cause conclusion
uf the brain. DIR. G. o. Swinney wsH
summoned and, as coon as preparations
could be made. the injured mac was
taken to his brothers residence, near
Clayton. DR.. Harminson was summoned
there, but tbs young man did not re-
cover consciousness, dying about mid
night.
Miss Holt was not seriously injured.
She was slightly cut and bruised about
the face and on the shoulders.
MIR. Pratt wns the son OF the late
Henry Pratt. Since his fathar's death
ho had been helping his mother manage
the farm. lie was in his gid year.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-11-04

Sheriff Finn sold the following prop.
critics Tuesday: To j. e. Smith. at
torney, property OF Sarah Caldwell,
Eighth and Union streets, LOCO; OF
james A. Anderson, French, between
Eighth and Ninth, "a, 900; of i. p.
Dillon aud the receiver Of the Kent g.
Weeks Lumber Co., Lancaster avenue
and jackson, 81, 500; Third and Searles
streets, two houses, S1,650; No. FOL
Harrison street, 81, 600; to john II.
Rodney, the property Of Robert Sutton,
New Castle, $50; to e. n. Cochran,
Jr., tho property Of James Day. Heald
and Fourteenth, sllo; TO Robert Adair,
the property of Mary Mckinney, Ash
ton street, ST25; TO John Biggs, the
property of Alfred Collins, Green Hill
avenue, $50.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-11-04
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LEVY COURT ~ USIR ESs.
New Constable for ST. Georges Hnndre
Soil for Augustine RoAd-Asscssors.

New Constable for ST. Georges Hundred
Soil for Augustine Road-Assessors.
In the absence of President Scott,
Commissioner White presided at the
Levy Court meeting Tuesday morning.
Auguatus Husheheck was elscted CON-
stable OF st. Georges hundred in place
OF Courtland F. Crockett, resigned.
He bonded in the sum OF SO, 600 with
Z. r. Cochran, Jr., Walter S. Lether-
bury and A. II, Fl ushebock as bondsmen.
Tho special committee to secure earth
for filling in tho Augustine road to
grade reported that the question OF the
value OF the soil to be used from Henry
lIause's place had been referred to
Henry Cleavar and James 7. Shallcrosa.
Thuy have not yet fixed tho amount.
but tho contract is to be pushed by
Patrick Fahey, who furr ishes tha oyster
shells for the top dressing and does the
work. The monthly salary list was
paGsad.
At the afternoon Hession of Levy
Court Clerk Janvior was directed to
notify the asseRsprs to appear before
tho court next Tuesday, when they are
to receive instructions for tho ASSESS
ment of 1893. This will no minor
year in the assessment line, the general
assessment having been made ID 1897.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-11-04
HAS ACCEPTED A CALL.
The Rev. George y. GaSsaer of Deiawa
City win Go to Quakertown, PA,

The Rev. George y, GaKsner of Delaware
City win Go to Quakertown, Pa.
The Roy. Georges S. Gassner, rector
of Christ Episcopal Church, at Della
ware City, has accepted call to the
rectnrabip of Emmanuel Episcopal
Church at Quakertown, Pa. He will
leass Delaware City for his new charge
In ahout three weeks.
Mr.. Gassner succeeded tina Rev. II.
II, 9. Rraddon as rector of tho Della
ware City Church about three years
ago. For the past two years. he acted
aH editor of the Delaware Uhurchman,
resigning that position previous to tbs
Issuing OF the numbar for Outober.
Since he has been in the diocese OF
Delaware he has made many friends
who will regret his removal TO another
field.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-11-04
fInh ar en- aArNUr BILh.
Mitchell Harrison's Large Rarp turned
The Loss $4,000.

Associated Press Dlspst,n Ny special wiros
Ambler, Pa, Nov. 3. The urge
barn on Mitchell Harrison s stock farm,
at Chestnut Hill. wac burned to ths
ground this morning, eDtailing loss
of about $40, 600. The fire originated in
the hnymows. and is supposed to have
been of incendiary origin.
The nearby buildings were saved by
the operation of chemical engine.
The blooded stock. OF which there were
80 head. were rsscusd through the
heroic efforts OF ths farm and stabla
hands, assisted by the neighbors.
About 10 tons of hay, carload of bran
and tho whole crop Of 30 acres wero
consumed. The barn is only partly in
aured
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-11-04
JamqH palgara nurnea q peath.

AssoclatedPrsss Dispatcn by special Wires.
New York, Nov. 3--Jsmes Duigard.
30 years old. was burned TO death early
to-day In his apartments, on Manhattan
street, Ten families in the building, a
five story apartment house. were driven
into the street by the fire. and panic
onsued. The fire started in an air.
shaft shortly before o'clock. Duigard,
after being rescued from the top floor
by firomen, returned to save some
papers, aud was 80 badly burned that
no died an hour later, The property
loss ia estimated at 81, 500.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-11-04
FRIENDS QUARTERLY MEETING.
Held ut Darby-i,sports OF the Monthly
Meetings Received.


Meetings Received.
Concord Quarterly Meeting Of Friends
was held il Darby Tuesday. Levi l..
Benson Of Stillwell, o., md Samuel
Aah of Philadelphia. ministers, were
present with "minutes'' from their
respective meetings. They both spoke
at length, Mr.. Benson, during the
course of his remarks, declaring that
the idea OF man being happy aH the
result of good life was not the founda.
tion Of religious life, but that belief
10 Christ was the true foundation.
Ezra Fell of this city also spoke.
At the close of the religious meeting
business meeting was held, with Mrs.
Matilda Garrigues Of West Philadelphia
and William 7. Bancroft Of this city as
clerks. Reports from seven different
Monthly Meetings, namely, Darby,
Chester, Swarthmore, Goshen, Con-
cord, Wilmington and birmingham
were heard. The annual report of the
Friends boarding Home at West Ches-
ter showed that institution to be in
good condition. The committee in
charge was continued. This announce
ment was made of the next three con-
ferenceB under the care of the Philan-
tbropic Labor Committee, as follows
At Concord. Eleventh Month; at Ches.
Ter, Twelfth Month; at Wilmington,
First Month, on the third First day OF
each month.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-11-04

The oyster soop Helen F. Leaning,
Capt. A ugust Burnhurst of Millville, N.
j., was struck by the tug Rambler. on
the port side amidships at the rail and
had several planss broken, yesterday,
in the Christina. near the wharf
of the Wilmington Steamboat 90. Capt.
Burnhurst, who was on deck at the
time, was thrown against the dredging
wIndlass, but did not sustain SERIOUS
iniury
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-11-04

John F. Rowland died suddenly on
Monday at his residence, No. 1872 West
Sixth street. lie was attacked with
spinal meningitis at about D o'clock in
the morning and died before noon. He
was native Of Cecil county, Nd, and
was 80 years of ags. He was carpenter
in the employ of the r.. W. a. B. rail.
road and was member of Cyrus
Castle, X. G. i. Tha funeral took
place this attornoun. Jntermsnt was
made at Lomhardy cemetery.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-11-04
SEDUCTION AND BREACH OF PROMISE

John u. frogser, Father OF Annie BroGger,
Ebtrrs y Civii Suit Against Goorge O.
acliHier.
Suit has beon instituted in the Su-
psrior Court OF this county against
George g. Schuler, grandson of the
late John Fehrenbach, by John u.
Brogger, father OF Annie Brogger, for
damages for alleged seduction and
breach of promise OF marriage. 1t ia
understood that Annie BTogger Mt thu
time of the alleged seduction was be-
tween 16 and II years of age.
She ALLEGES poaitiye promise OF
marriage.
No amount as to the damages claimed
has yat been entered, but large claim
will he made.
Although brought to the Novemhar
term OF court tho case will hardly come
to trial before the May term. Levi G.
Bird represents Mr.. Brogger.
This ia the second case of this sort
that has be0n brought in Delaware 10 a
great many years.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-11-04

Associated Press Dispatch BY Special Wires.
Rochester, N. T., Nov. 3.-As the
result Of quarrel over game of poker,
George Panghurn, the proprietor of
Buck Pond Hotel, situated about four
miles west of Charlotte, shot and killed
Louis karls yesterday afternoon. lie
then shot himself, dying instantly.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-11-04

Or. William +. Van Lennep OF Phila-
dslphia recently performed SUCCESS
full operation on Mildred, tho e.years-
old daughter OF L. NJ. Hopes. for a
perionea abscess. The patient is re-
recovering nicely. DIR. Van Lennep
was assisted by Dire. A. E. Frantz,
Cooper and Lukens. DIR. Frantz is the
attending physician.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-11-04

f. r. L. Pitcher has been appointed
supervisor OF the Delaware, Maryland
Il Virginin railroad, with an office at
Georgetown. tn succeed j. g. Smith,
who has been transferred in charge OF
the Delaware division from Clayt ton
to Delmar. including the Delaware IL
Chesapeake and the Cambridge Il
Seaford railroads, with an office at
Glaytnn
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-11-04

special Correspondence of Gazette ana journal
Middletown, Nov. 3-MisI Blaclhe
Messicb, only daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs.
j. Il. Messick, died last Sunday. after
lingering illness. Her remains will
be buried in Forest cemetery.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-11-04
Fell and brole n.r Leg.

Mrs. Emma Gardiner of Philadelphia,
who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Florence Russell, at New Castle,
fell while attempting TO board street
car at Fourth and Market streets, Tues
day evening, ami broke her leg. She wan
sent to the Delaware Hospital.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-11-04

Announcement ma been made of the
engagement OF Miss Harriet McLear of
this city and the Rev. William Fitz-
Simon, pastor of the Presbyterian
Church at Zion. Md. The wedding
is to take place some time next spring.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-11-04

About so Cecil county negroes wuro
seat to this city Tuesday to spend the
day. This was done in order to prevant
them from voting. They were provided
with meals and sent back home in the
evening,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-11-04
eonMAN PROBABLY SAFE.

Baltimore. Nd, Nov. 8. With semi
official returns from all the counties in
the State except st. Mary's and Cal.
vert, and fairly good estimatns from
these, the Democrats appear to have
Legislature to give them majority Of
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-11-04

Invitations are out for the marriage
Of Miss Margaret j. Toughey, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Toughey Of
yorklyn, 10 Lawrence b. Ford of Fair
vile, in st. Patrick's II. q. Church, Ash
land, GU Wednesday afternoon, November
10Th Mt n nlDck
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-11-04
Reelproc,ry Treaty with wost Indies.

Associated Pros. DlspaFiu py sn,,,sl wirs<
London, Eng, Nov, a--The British
Ambassador 10 the United States, SIR
Julian Pauncefote, has been instructed
to ascertain the views of the govern
inent of the United States in regard to
a reciprocity treaty with the West
.Indiea
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-11-04
MASSACHUSETTS REPUBLICAN,.

Boston, Mass, Nov. ;. For the
second time in two years this city,
ordiparily strongly oemocratin. gave
a substantial majority to Roger VOL
colt, the Republican candidate for
Governor, re-was, however, do.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-11-04
MAYOR M,euInn nE.rLKornp.

Syracuse, N. X. Nov. 3.-James Nc
CURE, D., was reelected mayor OF
Syracuse by 800 majority.
W. u. Cottle. Mckinley League and
Democratic nominee in tho First as
sembly district Of Onondaga county,
received plurality Of 10 votes oyer ".
]. Beilen, H., who died at moon yester-
day.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-11-04

Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. 3.--Rerurns
from the interior of the State indicate
the election of the Republican ticket
by greatly reduced majority. DIR.
Swallow polled large vote and carried
nine counties certain.
Beacon, the Republican candidate
for State treasurer. carried the city by
a plurality of 90, 9l2; swallow, Pro-
hibitionist. getting 1876 votes, aud
THOMPSON, Independent, 2,9i5.
McCauley, for auditor general. has q
plurality in the city Of rs. 6i6
llackett. for register Of Wills. has a
plurality of 81. G52, and MoMichael, for
city treasurer, 6l,STI,
NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE REPUBLICAN,
Trenton, N. j., Nov. 1.-The Demo-
Gratis elected five out OF six State Sena-
tors, and the Republicans elected 30 OF
the go a ssemblymen. Both houses will
be Republican.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-11-04

CINCINNATI ticket will vote for Hannn.
a Republican says two OF the Repro-
sentatiyes elected will not vote for
Hanua. He can he elected without
them IL the Republicans have "A on
joint ballot, US now claimed
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-11-04

Washington. Nov. "a telegram
from Major Dick, at Cleveland, o.. TO
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General
Briatow says: Returns mads TO US
indicate certain election of 70 Re-
publican Representatives aud Senators,
with eight still in doubt. Saventy-
three are u majority. The Republican
StHte ticket is elected by from 10000
TO Ii, 00e, !"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-11-04
REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN NEW Jnus


REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN NEW JERSEY.
Trenton, N. j.. Nov. 3,-The New
Jersey Assembly, which elccts a sue
cessor 10 unitaa Stntea Senator james
Smith, D., will have Republican
majority of 81 on joint ballot Tho
latest figures from tue different coun.
ties show that the Democrats have
elected Senators in Burlington, Hunt
erdop, Middlasex. Passaic and Sussex
counties, and that Robert =. Hand. r.,
is elected Senator from Cape May by
about $50 majority. With tho hold over
Senators, this will make the Senate
stand IA Republicans to 7 Democrats.
Revised figures on aasemblymen show
thai the lower house will stand 81 Re.
publicans to 23 Democrats, Dcmo-
cratic assvmblymen are elected as fol-
lows; Hudson, IL; Hunterdon, 1; Mid
dlsssx, 8; Monmouth, 5; Sussex, 3;
Warren, 2. In all the other counties
the Republican assemhlymen candidates
are elected, sxlept in Passaic, whara
Sturr, Gledhil and Mckee, H., and
Donohue, D.. are chosen, the county
having split Phineas Bridge, tho
fourth Republican candidate. suffered
defeat,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-11-04

Louisville, Ky. Nov. 3.-The latest
returns from the State indicates the
election OF Shackelford, Silver Demo-
cratic nominee for clerk of the Court OF
Appeals. Conservative estimates place
tbs votes for HindmaD, National Demo-
cratic nominee for tho Same Office, at
from 90, 600 TO %, 600. Reports from the
ynrious Legislative districts throughout
the State are to the effect that the
Democrats will have a majority in the
next General Assembly. A large vote
was polled all over the State, notwith-
standing the inclement weather.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-11-04
BOTH PARTIES CLAIMING ONO.

Columbus. o. Nov. AT both the
Republican aud Democratic headquHr-
tars additional returns have been re-
csived to-day, but Mother party had,
ut 10 IA. M, changed its claims made
early this morning. Both parties now
are claiming both the State Offices and
the Legislature, the only reservation
being the State ticket on the part Of
the Democrats.
Chairman McConville, at 10 a. M. /,
claimed tho election Of the Democratic
State ticket, as vol as majority in
the Legislature.
At 10 n, m. Chairman Nash was re-
wishing bis figures ON both the State
ticket and the Legislature. He said
thure was no longer any doubt about
the Republican State ticket, although
the plurality was much smaller for tho
Republicans than had been expected.
lie said the Legislature had Republi-
can majority of twn on joint ballot, as
follows: Sonata, II Republicans. 16
Democrats and throo doubtful; House,
81 Republicans, SO Democrats and two
doubtful. There are l45 members OF
the General Assembly, and this would
give the Republicans majority Of
two OH joint ballot for United States
Senator.
The Dispatch. an independent paper,
has specials to-day from all the close
counties, aud it makes the Legislature,
ON iuint ballot. stand 73 Republicans
to 70 Democrats, and claims there ia
no doubt about the result.