Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-11-09
stone WON BY 10000
Estimated Republican Plurality
In Pennsylvania.
DEMOCRATS LEGISLATIVE GAINS.
On Joint Ballot It viii Probably BE
Between 20 and 80 = Quay Leaders
Claim the Senator Can Be Reelected.
sibley Elected to Congress.

! PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9.-Incomplete
/ returns from the state Of Pennsylvania
/ give w. A. Stone, Rep, plurality of
! 10000 for governor ever George A.
jerks, Dem, DIR. s. @. Swallow, the
Prohibition and Honest Government
candidate received unexpectedly light
support and his total vote will probably
not go much above 100000, against 49,
500 last year. OF the 30 congressman
elected 81 are surely republican, with
three districts, the Twelfth, Seven
teenth and Nineteenth, doubtful and
claimed by both parties. The last con-
gressional delegation from this state
stood Republican, 81; Democrats, 3.
The Republicans also elected % of the
so senators and 204 members of assem-
bly,. The Democratic and fusionist net
gain on joint ballot in the legislature is
probably between 20 and 30, but the
body which elects successor to United
States Senator Quay remains strongly
Republican, and the Quay leaders claim
that, notwithstanding the fight against
him, the senator will control enough
members of the legislature to insure his
reelection If he desires to be a candi-
date to succeed himself.
PITTsBURG, Nov. 9.-The Republican
leaders claimed the election of the en-
tire Republican ticket by plur atty of
from 10000 to $4,000. Evans. for Judge,
was estimated to have won by $1,000 to
10000. Stones plurality in the county
was reckoned at 1900 to $4,000, with
the prospect of going higher.
Colonel Stone estimated that his plu-
rality in the state would run between
100000 to 100000. Returns received
indicated that his vote was ahead of
Beacon s vote two years ago.
Reports from all parts of the county
indicated a large vote, and Republican
gains In many quarters
The following named congressman
have been elected in Pennsylvania:
First district, H. H. Bingham, Rep.
Second, Robert Adams, Jr., Rep. Third,
William McAleer, DEM; Fourth, James
r. Young, Rep; Fifth, A. O. Harmer,
Rep; Sixth, Thomas S. Butler, Rep;
Seventh, Irving P. Wagner, Rep;
Ninth, Daniel Ermentrout, Dem.
Tenth, Marriott Brosious, Rep. Twelfth,
Morgan B. Williams, Rep; Fourteenth,
Marlin &. Olmstead, Rep; Fifteenth,
Charles T. Wright, Rep; Sixteenth,
Horace B. Packer, Rep. Eighteenth,
Thaddeus M. Mahon, Rep; Twentieth,
Joseph E. Thropp, Rep; Twenty first,
Summers M. Jack, Rep; Twenty sec
ond. John Dalzell, Rep; Twenty-thlrd,
William H. Graham, Rep; Twenty
fourth, Ernest F. Acheson, Rep;
Twenty fifth, j. B. Showalter, Rep.
congressman at large. Galusha A. Grow,
Rep, and Samuel A. Davenport, Rep.
HoLIIDAYsBURG. Pa, Nov. 9-Swal-
low was a dwindling factor in the
gubernatorial race in Blair county, and
the meager returns so far received indi-
cate that Stone will have at least /. 900
plurality.
Dauphin county-Incomplet returns
from the city and county Indicate that
Stone will have 5000 votes; jerks, g 900;
Swallow, 5000.
Bradford county-The vote for COVER
nor is as follows: Stone, 1850; jerks,
1920; Swallow. 1900.
Delaware county-Returns from 80
precincts out of 104 indicate that Stone
will poll 5000; jerks, $500; Swallow,
$500. Buffers pluralsty over Robinson
for congress will probably be from 1900
to 1000.
Fulton countyKJenks' estimated plu-
rallty over Stone for governor, 200. Cap
VdlA SOOlSC w. Dolu., 6l6cU0Q
to legislature.
Lawrence county-Republican COM
mittee estimates give Stone &, roo, jerks
$3.50 and Swallow LOO.
Beaver county-Beaver gives Stone
1858, jerks 262 and Swallow Sc.
Indiana county-Six districts give
Stone 633, jerks 211 and Swallow 1872.
Clarion county-Very light vote Es-
timated Stone 1900; jerks, 5000; Swal-
low, 800.
Warren county-Republican county
chairman estimates Stone, 1000; jerks,
1880; Swallow, 1900.
Snyder county-Stone, LOO; jerks,
1900; Swallow, 800. For congress:
Mahon, 1900; McMeen, 1,4OO.
Potter county-Estimated Stone.
ALSO; jerks, 1850; Swallow, $50.
Packer, Rep, for congress, 1900; Crit
tenden, Rep. and Avery. Dem, for
representative, will be very close.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9.-David Mar
tin, the Republican party leader. of
Philadelphia, is elected to the state SEN
ate from the Eighth district by up-
wards of 90, 600 clear majority over his
two opponents.
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