Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-03

VIM. II. MaIxter.
| the position of some of the counties. ana
these may alter the result. but from the
best obtainable figures at this time the
democrats appear to have a total Of So
legislative votes. while the republicans
have 63.
The Lower House.
In the lower house the delegations from
the various counties will probably stand
as follows:
Democrats-Baltimore county, g: Har-
ford. 4: Howard. 4: Cecil. 3: Kent 2; CAL
vert. 2: Queen Anne. 3; Dorchester 3: wor-
cester, 81 Wicomico, 3: Washington, 4;
Talbot, 3; Anne Arundel, 3; Carroll, 3; to-
tai, A.
Republicans-Allegany, 3: Garrett, 2;
Baltimore city, Is; Frederick. 5: Charles,
2; Carroll, 1; Somerset, 3; Montgomery, 8.
st. Mary's. 2; Caroline, 2; Prince Georges,
3; total, A.
Elections for state senator were held in
fourteen counties, twelve having held over
from last year. OF these nine are republi-
cans. and the latter appear to have elected
their candidates in Garrett Allegany.
Charles Hartford, Baltimore city, second
legislative district, st. Marys. Caroline and
Prince George counties. giving them q
total OF seventeen, as indicated by the re-
turns. while the democrats have apparently
been successful I'm Calvert Cecil. Mont
gomery, Talbot, Dorchester and Worcester
which. together with their three hold
overs" gives them an apparent total Of
nine.
GoldsborouGh Probably Wins.
Phillips Lee Go.csborough of Dorchester
probably has been elected state controller
by the republicans. His plurality over
Thomas A. Smith of Caroline in the coun-
ties may be very small but this cannot be
told at this time. the detailed vote has
not come in.
The election is assured of Allen Ruther-
ford for clerk of the court of appeals over
the present clerk. Mr.. J. Frank Ford. Gen.
Rutherford ran behind the ticket
Chairman Vandiver at noon said: We
Eave hfty-eight members of the general
assembly on joint ballot sure, with Calvert
&C unity 10 be heard from. As that county
went democratic in 1895, we feel confident
that We have carried it, and We will then
have a majority
Special dispatches from the doubtful coun-
ties say that the republicans have elected
a senator and one representative in Caro-
line, three representatives ia Montgomery,
and that the official returns will be neces-
sary in the case of one in Carroll Other
dispatches say that Allegany gave the
republican ticket 1.ocO majority. that How
ard is democratic by 3oo that Frederick ID
republican by 500, and that Anne Arundel
is democratic by about ~.
Calvert County Republican.
At pm. the Sun posted a bulletin an
nouncing that Calvert county had been
carried by the republicans, and 1t was said
at republican headquarters that a message
to the same effect had been received there.
MaIster Elected Mayor.
BALTIMORE, Nd. November 3.-The re-
publican ticket IN Baltimore was success
full by about 1000 plurality. William T.
Malster was elected mayor over Henry
Williams, though the latter ran consider
ably ahead of his ticket.
The republican legislative ticket. includ-
ing a state senator in the second district
and eighteen members of the house OF del
egates, six from each Of the three districts,
was also elected.
The democrats elected a number OF menu
bers of the two branches of the city coun-
cal.
The republicans elected the local court
clerks, sheriff. register of wills and sur
veyor.
The civil service amendment to the state
was defeated in Baltimore.
Full Returns From Montgomery.
The republicans have without doubt elect
ed three members of the legislature from
county. and the county clerk.
The state senate is in doubt, and il will
require official count to decide. The rest
Of the county ticket was carried by the
democrats.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
ROCKVILLE, Nd, November 2-Follow-
ing are the full returns from Montgomery
county:
Republican Ticket.
Goldsborough-First district. 232: second
district, 199: third district, 28o; fourth dis
tr.ct, 377: fifth. 244: sixth. las; seventh. l23;
eighth, S9s: ninth. POS: tenth. 119: eleventh,
L6I; twelfth. l31; thirteenth. 333.
Rutherford-Ffrst district 231: second.
L9l; third. 255, fourth. 362; fifth. 24l: sixth,
Is5 seventh. l2l: eighth. S7s: ninth, 2b8:
.enth. 11s: eleventh, l5S; twelfth, l3S; thir-
.eenth. S21.
Motter-First district, 28s; second, 2o5.
.hird, 264: fourth. S79; fifth, 24s; sixth, ls0;
seventh, 124; eighth. 3o5; ninth. 2l4: tenth