The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-11-03

Carroll, Worcester, Hartford, Howard,
Kent and Talbot. +
Republican-Garrett, Somerset, Ann
Arundel, Charles and Frederick
Some of these are doubtful. The city
Masters majority may reach 6, 500, and
at this hour the Republicans seems to
have carried all three legislative dis
tricts.
sss5 GORMAN A WINNER.
Baltimore, November 2.-Returns from
the state are meagre and unofficial in
character. Up to 11.30 p. m. nothing but
estimates have been received but these in
dictate that the Democrats may possible
have majority of joint ballot in the as
sembly which will insure the reelection
of Senator German.
Baltimore, Novemb Der 2.-Returns from
about one-third of the city indicate that
have about 1900 majority over Williams,
Democrat.
ALMOST A RIOT.
Norfolk, Va, November "A riot was
almost precipitated in Berkeley this
morning. There are two Democratic
factions in the county. The Cole faction
faction on Berkieys avenue, but left the
books in charge of the regular clerks
who after an excited discussion, retired
to the mayors office and opened now.
voting place, leaving the Cole crowd In
possession of the booth. Mayor Mccoy
that one company of Portsmeuth militia
lie held in readiness to awc.t call from
him.. This was done, but 1t is not
thought that its ser vice will be needed
as excitement has quieted down. No
one has been injured and arrested.
RlckmoGd,> Va, November "A light
IoSe has been polled over the state. The
><fllajority of the Democratic state ticket
is very large. Democrats will have two
thirds of the legislature.
CLEAN SWEEP IN VIRGINIA.
Richmond, November 2.-Although
there was unusual apathy 1t is estimated
that the Democratic ticket is elected by
about $4,000 or 80, 600 majority, and that
the Democrats have two-thirds of the
house of delegates and four-fifths of the
Senate.
SWALLOWS BIG VOTE.
Philadelphia, November 2.-Returns
from the state indicate that Or. S. G.
Swallow, prohibition candidate for
state treasurer, known in politics as ''the
1876, 900 votes. In the counties OF Blair.
Clinton, Cumberland, Dauphin, Hunt.
1ngton, Lycoming, JuniJa, Montour and
northumberland, the returns indicate
that Swallow defeated Baco, the regular
Republican candidate.
IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, November s.-Returns
from one-half the wards of the city indi-
cate the election Of Colonel Clayton Nc
Michael, Republican, city treasurer and
Horace B. Hacket, Republican for regis
ter OF wills, by majorities. approximating
10000. Judges Breezy, Wntbank, Auden-
elected they having been endorsed BY
both parties The vote is about 80 per
cent under that of last year.
SALE OF UNION PACIFIC.
Omaha, Neb., November 2.-The re-
organization committee of the Union Pa
cifc which have bought the government
second mortgage on the property
OF the Union Pacific, today purchased
the first mortgage by which the oonstruc-
ton bonds were secured. The price paid
was the amount named as the minim UNI
bid to besaccepted. $50, 637, 4r5. The sale
was, If possible, more uninteresting than
that OF yesterday, not more than so peo-
PIE being present.
RESULTS IN KANSAS UNCERTAIN.
Kansas City, Novemb Der AT 10 O'Clock
Kansas returns have been received from
all but half a dozen outlying counties out
OF 105, in which elections were held. AS
the tickets were entirely local, it is i'm
possible.at this shour and will be before
tomorrowksto give an estimate at all ap-
preaching reliability. The fusionists and
republican managers still make about
the same claims as yesterday. The fu-
slonists say they will elect a majority of
the 10 of the 18th district judgeships
fvryn ir6c Of fl,n ofo<
county officers. The Republicans claim
at least one half of the judgeships and a
majority of the county officers.
NO FIGURES FROM KANSAS.
Topeka, Kas., November AIT mid
night practically no figures are to be
mad to show the result of today's cleo
tions. Both the Republicans and Flu
slonlsts are claiming to have elected
majority of the Is district judges voted
for, but their claims are indefinite.
REPUBLICAN VICTORY IN SOUTH
DAKOTA.
Sioux Falls, S. D., November AIT
midnight indications are that the Repub-
llcans have won in South Dakota. Smith,
Repubilcan, is elected judge In the first
qlstrlot 9y close vote. In the second
Jones, Republican, is probably elected
by 4o0 majority, overcoming an adverse
majority in 1896 of 1850. Smith. Repub-
lican, in the fourth district, is elected.
Election Of Campbell, Republican in the
fifth is claimed by 1900 majority. Gaffey.
Republican, is elected in the sixth, The
third is in doubt. The Populists have
probably carried the eighth, and Wilson,
Republican is leading in the seventh.
A MAJORITY OF TEN.
Ansonia, Conn, November 2.-Frank.
lin Burton, Republican, was elected
mayor over James 7. Smith, Democrat,
today by a majority Of ten.
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