The sun., 1898-11-11
CANVASSING SUSSEX'S VOTE
Official Count Will be Completed To-
day-.Attorney.G General White
Enters Protest.
From a Staff Correspondent.

From Il StaH lOTTcspouuehp.
GEORGETOWN, Del, Nov. 10.-Notice
has been served on the court by the at
torneys for the Republicans that they
will contest the election of Maull IN the
Fifth Senatorial district, Farlow in the
Third and the election of West in the
Fourth Representative district.
Anthony Higgins and Hugh G. Browne
arrived here last night and are carefully
watching the canvass OF the vote.
Resident Judge Boyce and Judge
Grubb are sitting as the Canvassing
Board as. required under the new Con-
stitution.
The canvass of the official vote as far
as gone by the Court at this time is as
follows:
First Representative District = Con-
gress- Hoffecker, R., 6l9; Handy, d.,
3O2. State Treasurer-Ball, r., 6O8: Ross,
D., 29S. Sta,e Auditor-Lingo, r., 6O9;
Bishop, D., 29S. County Treasurer.
Spicer, R., COZ; McCabe, D., 299. Sheriff
Short, r., sos; Wilson, D., 3O6. Coro-
ner-Walls, R., 706; Marvel, D., 2@.
Senators-Simon S. Pennewill, R., 5S7;
Josh E. Holland, D., 800. Representa-
tives-Davis, R., 6lS; Deputy, D., 294.
Assessors-D. II. Reed, R., $40; Symore
Ryan, D., 205. Inspectors-Harry W.
Belts, R., 2S4; Macklin, R., 1928; Stevens
D., 1856; Russell, D., ia.
Second Representative District-Con
gress-Hofecker, 53S; Handy. 2a
State Treasurer-Ball, $50; Ross, 25l
State Auditor-Lingo, 534; Bishop, 25l
; County Treasurer-Spicer, 536; McCabe
1853. Sheriff-Short, 5lS; Wilson, 279
Coroner-Walls, 534; Marvel, PSI. Sen
ators-S. f. Pennewill, 5l3; J. E. uol
land, 2S2. Representatives,. s
Buell., 5l4; E. L. Kinder, 279. Assessor
j. Is. Anderson, 1l6; Charles Il. Lewis
11G; M. A. Webb, "a; Solomon Wrench
1852. Inspectors Wright, 4l8; W. H
Buell., l2O; George NJ. Dickerson, "a
, Lynch, 1854.
Third Representative District-Con
gress Hoffecker, 419; Handy, 445. Stat
Treasurer-Ball, 416; Ross, 44S. Stat
, Auditor-Lingo, 4l8; Bishop, 445:-
J County Treasurer-Spicer, 419; McCabe
445. Sheriff-Short, 4O7; Wilson, AL
' Coroner-Walls, All; Marvel, 446. Rel
, resentatives-Prettyman, 400; Cottinl
:, ham, 45l. Assessors-Anderson, 28t
!. Webb, "A; Achy, 285; Raughley, 81.
: Inspectors-McDowell, 20; Adams, Y
Hearn, 1913; Ellis, 374.
:, First Election District OF the Fift
= Representative District-Congress-Ho
fecker, 2ll; Handy, 2O6. State Trea
urer-Ball, 2lO; Ross, 253. State Aud
J. tor-Lingo, 2o9; Bishop, 254. Count
Treasurer-Spicer, POS; McCabe, 20
is Sheriff-Short, POS; Wilson, 254. Coron'
Walls, 203; Marvel, 295. Senators.
~, Fills, 2l0; Farlow, 250. Representative
'e Marvel, POI; King, 253. Assessors
Ricards, POS; Henry, 253. Inspectors
'r Davis, POS; Horsey, 255
Seventh Representative District-Co
I'd Hoffecker, 43l; Handy, 205. Sta
h. Treasurer--Ball,4 43O; Ross, 205. Sta
,s- Auditor-Lingo, $50; Bishop, &c
Ir County Treasurer-spicer, 223; Mccall
2O9. Sheriff-Short, 426; Wilson, 2(
n Coroner-Walls, 43O; Marvel, 205. Sen
H ;s- tors-I. J. Brazure, Union Republlca
'' 1893; Campbell, Republican, ,43; .Johnso
D., 2O5. Representatives-West, 4;
cd Martin, 1919. Assessors-Bishop, A.
Oh Townsend, 205. Inspectors-Derric
son, PA; l,2l3; Barrett,75; Hambli
an 1870.
Use Ninth Representatic District-Cc
gress-IIoffecker, 307; Hand, 335. Sta
to Treasurer-Ball. 304; Ross, 332. ST.
TT, Auditor-Lingo, 3O4; Bishop, 3.
County Treasurer-Spicer, 30l; Mccall
,ri 1888. Sheriff 204; Wilson, 8
', nro Coroner-Walls, 207; Marvel, 334. Sci
''o tors-Burton, ,304 ;Maull, $3.50. Represen
tiyes-Barr, 292; Wagaman, 1856. Asse
est sors-Swain, 302; Speakman, 334.
ose spectors-Torbet, 800; Hurley, 334.
The above is the official count as
hat as it could be counted. The remaini
md hundreds as follows will be rccount'
Broad Creek, West Little Creek, Gu
ate boro, Dagsboro, Broad Kiln, Lewes a
an Rehoboth. Attorney. General VIII
made motion for the Court to dism
,sor the contests on the grounds that
'sor son Court did not have the authority to al
W. W the decision of the election judges.
-. The motion was combatted by the
lat torneys on the other side, and afte
lay strong fight the judges decided to th
INT. over the matter until tomorrow.
red There is large number OF pers
cut here, and this afternoon the Repu
Bill cans held parade, and the county
were out in force.
lnu ANnNJED OH MIND MIG