The sun., 1898-11-08

Fifty-sixth-Out of 24O registered
votes, all but 10 were polled.
7.l5 p. m.-Republicans claim the city
by q largely increased majority and say
that Samuel NJ. Knox, candidate for
State Senator in the Firit senatorial dis.
trict has carried the district by over GOO
plurality.
The large vote Of Knox is great sur
prise as il was believed that lie would
run away behind the district.
7.65 .. m.-The Fourth precinct Of the
First Representative diitrict gives Hof-
fecker majority OF, 129. This, 10 q Re.
publican gain Of 10 in that precinct,
Election returns for voting booth at
No. lO2 West Fifth street, Fourth Legis-
lative district.
Congress Handy, 1le; Hodecker, 40.
state Treasurer-R0ss, l05; Ball, 40;
Swain, 3. State Auditor-Bishop, lis;
Lingo, 40; Brand, 8. Recorder Of Deeds
Montgomery, 116; Clark, 40; Shoup, %.
Sheriff ia; Taylor, Al; Lynch,
2. Coroner-Rothwell, lls; Vandsver,
80; Brown, 8. Representatives-Carter,
80, Donahoe, 1l6.
The Republicans at this time. 6 p. M,
are claiming the city by over 1900 ma.
jority. They also say that Samuel M.
Knox will be elected Senator from the
First District by 500 majority.
In the First Represen tative District a
heavy Single Tax vote was polled, but
the Democrats claim that Gormley has
carried the District for Representative.
In the Second, Burns, Republican, for
Representative, will have 800 majority.
In the Third District, Robertson for
Representative, will be elected by a large
majority.
In the Fourth District. Donahoe,
Democrat, will be elected Representa-
tive.
In the Fifth District, James Mc,u.ty,
Democrat, will have a ,arge majority for
Representative.
Fifth Representative District, of
Second Senatorial District.
Twentv-ninth - Adams street, 100
polled out OF 286 registered.
Thirtieth = Seventh and Jackson
streets, l40 votes cast. Polling going on
quietly.
Thirty-first- Seventh and Rodney
streets. Republicans seem to be polling
Thirty-second-Third and Connell
streets. Both parties apparently polling
about an equal number Of votes. Some
Democrats voting Single Tax ticket.
Observation-Disclosures avenue and
Searles street. Republican vote coming
in slow. All but twenty of the Demo-
cratic votes already polled.
Thirty-fourth-Fourth and Grant ave-
nue.. lG0 votes cast and some splitting OF
tickets.
Thirty-fifth Maryland avenue and
Beach street. Republicans apparently
ahead.
The Twelfth Ward it is claimed by the
Republicans, will give 100 majority for
their party.
Fourteenth-173 registered, 1874 votes
cast. Democratic majority at count will
be about 70.
Fifteenth--l72 registered, 139 votes
cast. Democratic majority at count will
be about r..
sixteenth-l95 registered, 16S votes
cast. Vote will be very close.
Seventeenth-l49 registered, 1913 votes
cast. Democratic majorit small.
Eighteenth-209 registered, l5l votes
cast. Democrats will have majority.
Nineteenth-170 registered, 1873 votes
cast. Democratic majority small.
Twentieth-227 registered, 169 votes
cast. Democratic majority will be about
05.
Twenty-first-l30 registered, 100 votes
cast. Republican majority will be about
10.
Fourth Representative District OF the
Second Senatorial District.
Twenty-second 256 Registered, 219
votes cast at five o'clock.
Twenty-third 1856 registered and 1913
votes cast at four o'clock. Close district
slightly in favor OF Democrats.
Twenty.fourth 146 registered, ll6 votes
cast four o'clock. Very close district
jim favor of Republicans.
| Fifth Representative District of Second
Senatorial District.
Twenty-fiith-256 registered, 1877 votes
polled at 4.30 p. m. @
Democratic district with about ten
majority.
! Twenty-sixth-2OO registered, l40
Votes cast at 4.3O p. m. Close district,
Slightly in favor of Democrats.
4 Twenty-seyenth-249 registered, 161
Votes cast at s o'clock. Close district in
flavor of Democrats.
d Twenty-eighth = 2OS registered, 161
Evotes cast at five o'clock uncertain Dis
trict, but looks favorable for Democrats.
N 6. 10 n. ma thorough canvass Of the
ialty up to this hour shows that good or :
81 has prevailed in the majority Of the
Kty-five precincts.
EThe only trouble that occurred during
s|Se day was over Third street bridge in
l16ie Third precinct of the First Repre-