The sun., 1898-11-08
DELAWARE
CRY Of WILMINGTON
No city Offices are to be voted
for. The vote in the city is
separated from the vote in h
rest Of New Castle County for the
convenience Of the public.

rest Of New Castle County tor the
convenience Of the public.
h Delaware state Treasurer. d State
Auditor and Leeislatufe will be cn0sen,
the Texislatufe to elect United States
Senator to succeed George Gray (Dem).
Nominations for State Offices have been
made BY the Democratic. BY the Regular
Republicans, by the Union (Addicks) Ke-
publicans, by the Prohibitionists and the
Single Tax party: 49,. n.. ~,
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Election returns for voting booth Of
No. 2lO West Sixth street, Second Legis'
lature district.
BroSius, s. State TreasuT Ross, II;
Ball. rs; Hutton, s; SWAIN, 9. Ssase
Auditor Bishop, 70; Jones, 5; Lingo, 70;
Brand. 0. Recorder OF Deeds-Mont-
aonery, ~; Clark, "a; Mccall, 5; Shoup,
8. Sheriff Moody, rs; Taylor, ~;
Brown, S; Lynch, 7. Coroner-Roth-
we'll, 80; Vandever, "; Little, B; Brown,
8. REPRESENTATIVES Carter, 76; Dona-
hoe go; Gibson, S; Saylor, 3.
saSp. m,-The Eighth precinct Of this
city piyes Hoftecker majority of 200.
This is gain Of 5 votes.
Election returns for voting booth az
No. 7 East Seventh street, First Legisla-
Concress-Handy, 90; Hofecker, l07;
Brosiue, 4. State Trersurer-Ross, III;
BAH, lO4; Hutton, 3; Swain, Z. State
Auditor-Bishop, 65; Jones, 3; Lingo,
1O6: Brand s. Recorder Of Deeds
Montgomery, 50; Clark, 203; Mccall, 81;
Shoup, Z. Sheriff-Moody, GA; Taylor,
100; Brown, 8; Lynch, 5. Coroner.
Rothwell, 63; Vandever, 1903; Little, 8;
Brown, 7. Representatives-Hitch, !06;
Gormley, 66. Assessors-James d. Nc
Gov, 85; John G. Mc(aulev, 7.
Election returns for voting booth at
Seventh and Rodney streets, Fifth Legls-
latpre district.
Congress-Handy, 60; Hoffecker, lls;
Brosius, 4. State Treasurer-Ross, 6i;
Ball, 1l9; Hutton, 4; Swain, l. State
Auditor-Bishop, 81; Jones, 4; Lingo,
1l9; Brand, l. Recorder OF Deeds
Montgomery, 62; Clark, l1S; Mccall, 4;
Shoup, /. Sheriff-Moody, So; Taylor,
1923: Brown, A; Lynch, l. Coroner
Rothwell, 81; Vandever, llS; Little, A..
Representatives l2l; McNulty,
s.. Assessors r. Jones, ll9;
William j. Bayley, 81.
Election returns for voting booth at
Seventh and Poplar streets, Twsnty-nlnth
district, Second Legislature district.
Congress-Handy, AZ; Hoffeeker, los;
Rroa;ns State Treasurer-Ross 81
Ball, 1OS; Hutton, 8; Swain, 7. State
Auditor-Bishop, 81; Jones. 3; Lingo,
los: Brand, 7. Recorder 81 Deeds-Mont-
gomery, 80; Clark, 107; Mccall, 3; Shonp,
s. sheriff-Moedy, 3S; Taylor, los;
Brown, 8; Lynch, s. CoroneraRoth-
we'll, 81; Vandever, lOS;::Litt.e,3; Brown,
I. Senators-Knox, los; johnson, 81.
Representatives-Burns, l0S; Ahrens, 81.
Assessors William Hanna, l0S; William
McCafferty, 81.
70 D. m. Twenty districts in the city
give Hoffecker, 1899; Handy, 1862; Tay-
lor, l,798; Moody, 1858; Vandever, l7SS;
Rothwell, 1929.
Sixty.ffth District election returns for
voting booth at Seventeenth and Wood
lawn avenue, Fifteenth Legislature Dis
trict.
Congress-Handy, 25; Hoffeckel, ll3;
Brosius, 5. State Treasurar-Ross, "a;
Ball, no; Hutton, 6; Swain, 20. State
Auditor-Bishop, "a; JONES', 5; Lingo,
iii; Brand, 2S. Recorder of Deeds
Montgomery, 2S; Clark, lO7; McCaIl,, D;
Shoup, 2S. sherif-Moody, "a; Taylor,
10; Brown, 6; Lynch, 29 Coroner
Rothwell, "a; Vandever III; Little, 3;
Brown, 20. Senators-S. M. Knox, SO;
S. H. Blakely, %; Johnson, 25. Repre-
sentatives-Rober.son, 40; Kurtz, 25. .
Fifty-sixth-Out of 240 registered
votes, all but 10 were polled.
7.l5 D. m.-Republicans claim the city
by a largely increased majority and say
that Samuel M. Knox, candidate for
State Senator in the First Senatorial dis.
trict has carried the district by over 600
plurality.
The large vote of Knox is great sur
prise as it was believed that he would
run awav behind the district.
1855 D. m.-The Fourth precinct OF the
First Representative district gives Hof-
fecker a majority OF 129 This is Re-
nnblican gain of 10 in that precinct.
Election returns for voting booth at
NO. luz WeSG L lltIi stlVcVj iouloA A]es'o
lative district. ~
Congress-Handy, ll6; Hoffecker, 40.
state Treasurer-Ross, 105; Ball, 40;
Swain, 8. State Auditor-Bishop, ll5;
Lingo, 40; Brand, 8. Recorder Of Deeds
Montgomery, 116; Clark, 40; Shoup, ~.
Sherifi-Moody, ia; Taylor, Al; Lynch,
3. Coroner-Rothwell, 116; Vandsver,
80; Brown, 3. Representatives-Carter,
80, Donahoe, 116,
The Republicans at this time, 8 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 Representative District 9
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 300 majority.
In the Third District, Robertson fol
Representative, will be elected by large
majority. -
Democrat, will be elected Representa-