The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-09
KENTUCKY STILL
IN THE BALANCE
Continued from First PaseJ

an unofficial table OF plurality by couh-
ties was completed. This shows that III
eStv-seven counties Nash (RepJ has s4'Ss9
~ ,fo..ean DAM. and in thirty-One
COUNTIES Mclean has Si,os9 over Nash.
MI. gives Nash over Mclean In the
state 5O,3bl ~,
n IL mt believed the official returns VIII
make any Important change I'm thes" hs-
ures No figures are available on the
total vote in the State, as the committee
sought to obtain only pluralities. MOL
y,ithstanding efforts were made TO get
the vote for Jones. returns have been Sc
cured from only forty of the eighiy-eight
counties These INCLUDE the counties IN
which the heaviest Jones vote was polled,
and show a total OF 5000
Tie remaining counties will swell the
J0res vote TO 100 90.
j. J. Oil. Republican, is elected over
Lavosier Spence, Democrat, for Congress
in the Sixteenth Ohio district by 40 votes.
Mr.. Gill will iii the unexpired term Of
the late Lorenzo Danford
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Nov. s.-Returns received
from up the State increase the Republic
can Assembly membership to 49, against
81 Democrats. a Republican gain ot T.
In New York county the largest ram
many plurality was that OF the candidate
for Surrogate Abner C. Thomas, ooo'V'
lie was formerly Henry George leader
Ex-Justice Joseph DAILY. Fusion candl-
date for Supreme Judge, who was e1-
pected to get many Democratic votes
did not head the poll for his ticket. The
independent Labor vote as indicated by
the vote for John S. Crosby for Supreme
Judge. was 500 or 5000 less than the So
ciallst vote. The Tammany pluralities in
the several counties are about normal
the gains Of Assemblymen In the city
being due largely 10 combinations wlth
Citizens Union and Labor men against
Republican candidates.
The Republican figures on the Legisia-
ture are:
House- Republicans, 81; Democrats. 45;
Doubtful, 8
senate-Repubicans IS; Democrats IL;
Doubtful, 2.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE. Nov. S-Unohicial re-
turns from Baltimore city and all the
counties Of the State show that the
Democrats swept practically everything
before them IN yesterdays contest john
Walter Smith, DR.. joshua Herring and
Isldor Raynsr. their candidates for Gov
ernor Comptroller and Attorney-General,
respectively. were elected over the Re
publican candidates by approximately
1900 majority. The official count, II Is
thought viii not materially change these
figures.
The Democrats elected eleven State
Senator's for four-year terms. which with
their four hold-Overs, will give them M
teen out Of a total m mbership OF % IN
the upper house of the General Assembly.
in the lower house, composed OF 81 mem
bers the Democrats elected 66, while the
Republicans win have only . Delegates
in the Legislature to meet in January OF
next year.
I'm Baltimore city the Democrats elect
cd a Judge OF the Court Of Appeals clerk
OF the city Court. Sheriff, states Attor-
ney. City Surveyor. and three judges OF
the Orphans Court
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. S-Complete
returns from sixty OF the sixty-seyen
counties IN the state. including Philadel-
phia. and with carefully revised estimates
from the seven missing counties show
plurality Of 100 90 for Barnett ORep) for
state Treasurer over Greasy DEM
The plurality for Brown tRe?) for SUI
preme Court judge will exceed that OF
Barnett by probably 5000.
NEBRASKA.
LINCOLN. NEB.. Nov. a-Complete
county returns coming In tonight 90 not
materially change the early estimates OF
The results OF yesterdays election. The
1usl0nists carry the State by 200 per-
haps more, on the face OF returns from
nearly half the counties. They elect VIII
liam Neville to Congress over Moses p.
Kiukaid. I'm the Sixth District, but by
reduced majority. and gain slightly IN
judicial districts. Chairman Edmlston. OF
the Fusion State Committee insists that
Holcomb IS elected judge Of the Supreme
Court by 1900 majority.
The Republican Committee gave up tho
fight and quiet counting early this morn
Ing.
MISSISSIPPI
JACKSON, MISS. Nov. S.-The Demo
cratic state ticket elected IS as follows.
Governor. H. H. Longtime Lieutenant
Governor. j. r. Harrison; Secretary OF
state j.. l.. Power. Auditor w. q. Cole;
Treasurer. Robert Showers, Attorney
eral. Monroe McClurg; Revenue Agent,
Writ Adams. Superintendent OF Educa-
ton. II. l.. Whitfield; state Land Com
missioner T.. II. Nall; Clerk supreme
Court. f. W. Brown; Railway commits
sioners-Northern District j. c. k!ncan-
non: Southern District, A. O. May Cen
tral District, ]. y. Mclnnis.
The ticket was voted solid ana there
will not be a variance Of 100 votes between
any Of the candidates on the list.
Late results do not change the estimated
majority of 5000.
The proposed Noel amendment DroVld-
ing FOR an elective judiciary. was deieat-
cd by a majority OF nearly 5000. The chief
opDosition to the measure was based on
the belief that its phrasing was unconsti-
tutlonal
LOUISIANA.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. S-The regular
Democrats won an easier victory than eX-
pected. The registration had been tho
roughly purged and the negro practically
eliminated. leaving $500 votes as against
q. go votes on the roll two years ago. OF
these 5000 votes were cast. Paul Capde-
Vile the Democratic candidate for mayor
received a m a iorffv NJ & zoo