The Irish standard., 1899-11-11
midnight Indicate that the republicans have


carried the state by about 10000 plurality,
although there was no direct vote on a
state ticket. The republicans will control
both houses of the legislature by good
working majorites and will have an in
creased representation in the house of as
sembly. The senate will stand II republic
ans to seven democrats. The democrats
lost three assemblymen in Middlesex and
one In Salem. and the next assembly will
be composed of IL republicans and 10 demo-
Gratis. as against 81 republicans and 90 dem
ocrats last year.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Nov. S.-One congressman
was elected in Pennsylvania. In the Ninth
district. comprising Berks and Lehigh
counties, Capt. II. D. Green (dem.) was
chosen by majority of 5000 to succeed d.
M. Armentrout, deceased. In the state the
following ticket was elected: State treas
urer James T. Barnett (rep.): supreme
court judge, ]. Hay Brown (rep.): S. Leslie
Mestrezat (dem); superior court judge.
John l. Mitchell (rep). There are two va
Vancies in the supreme court and each
party elects one judge.
Philadelphia Nov. S.-Estimates from all
OF the counties in the state indicate Bar
nett,s (rep) plurality over Greasy (dem) to
be 13S,4S3. In some counties the estimates
were necessarily based on meagcr informa-
ton, and complete returns may change the
figures here given.
philadelphia, Nov S-Rcpublcan State
Chairman Rcedcr said Tuesday nights
Col. Rarnctts majority in the state will
be 10000. The ma jority In ALLEGHENY will
be about 10000. and in the state. exclu-
slNe OF Philadelphia and Allegheny, about
10000. The other candidates will run some
what ahead of Barnett. as the opposition
within our own party has been conccn-
trated on Col. Barnett"
Maryland.
Baltimore. Nd, Nov. Seen. Thomas j.
shyrock. chairman of the republican state
central committee, at ten o'clock p. m
conceded the election of John Waite,
smith (dcmo for governor by 10000 ma ior-
ity. The Sun estimates Smiths majority
in the city at 1900 and in the state a,
l1.Ooo There Is also Il reasonable certainty
that the lower house of the general assem-
bly, Will be democratic by a large ma jorty
and that The democrats will elect enough
state senators to overcome the republican
advantages among tho hold-over senators,
thereby controlling both branches Of the
legislature
The democrats have carried the three leg
isialivc districts in Baltimore city, and tho
probabilities are that they will have -
members in the lower house of the general
assembly, while the republicans appear to
have elected but lG. The senate viii he very
close. with the chances slightly favoring
! the democratic claim of majority of two
viz. Allegheny, Charles, Garrett. Anne
Arundel and Somerset. Five others are
doubtful. These arc Carroll, Dorchester
Prince George, st. Marys and Calvert. The
democrats have carried beyond a reason
able doubt the remaining l3.
Virginia.
Richmond, Va, Nov. S-The indications
are that the elections in Virginia went
overwhelmingly democratic. In the most
holly contested senatorial district, that
made UP of Isle OF Wight. Southampton
ard Nanscmond the Independent candi-
date is elected.
Mississippi.
Jackson, Miss, Nov. S.--Thc election
passed Off very quietly throughout the
state. The democratic majority is esti-
mated at $1,000. Returns are very scatter
ing so far and indicate a close vote on the
Noel amendment for elective judiciary.
In Colorado.
Denver. Col, Nov. S-Returns so far re-
ccivcd make the election of the entire DEM
ocratic ticket in this (Arapahoc) county
practically certain. The democratic man
ayers claim plurality over the republic
ans of from 1000 to 1000. The proposition
to issue bonds of the city of Denver for
the construction Of municipal water plant
carries by majority of 1000 in a vote of Il
little over 5000
In New Orleans.
New Orleans. Nov. S-Thc New Orleans
election passed off quietly. Fully 80 per
cent. of the registered vote was pollrd
Forty precincts out of 1iS give the regu-
lar democrats d.545 and the Jacksonians
27l3. At the same ratio Paul Capdevile
will be elected mayor over Walter c.
Flower, the present incumbent. by at least
5000 votes. The state and United States
senatorship fights We're involved in the
contest and the democracy also made the
issue Of municipal ownership prominent
In SAN Francisco.
San Francisco, Nov. S.-Thc republican
city committee comedies the election Of
James D. Phc!an (dem) for mayor by 5000
majority.