The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-11-08
REPUBLICANS WIN OUT IN OHIO
Jones Drew Largely From Mclean IN Some
Counties.
BRYAN'S FORCES WIN IN NEBRASKA
In kentucky the Result Still Hangs in the
Balances.
MARYLAND CONCEDED TO THE DEMOCRATS
Mississippi and Virginia Are of Course in the Democratic
Column. Mazet Defeated for Assembly in New
York HoIcomb's Election Is Claimed
h,,1 In
MARYLAND CONCEDED TO THE DEMOCRATS

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The campaign of 1890 has been closed,
and yesterday the jury of the people, in
the States which held elections, return
ed their verdicts.
Elections were held in twelve States
as follows:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., full House and
half of Senate.
Maryland officers.
Massachusetts State officers.
Pennsylvania-Supre court judge,
Superior court judge and Treasurer.
New York-Legislature.
New Jersey--IegiSlature
Ohio-State officers.
Iowa-State officers.
Kentucky State officers.
Mississipli- State officers.
Nebraska-Supreme court judge and
University regent.
South Dakota Supreme court judge.
The result of yesterdays balloting up
to the time this paper went to press.
seemed. from the dispatches, to be as
follows:
Virginia-Strongly Democratic. Vote
light The Legislature elected will
choose "a successor to United States Sena-
tor Thomas s. Martin, who is a candi-
date to succeed himself, and is opposed
by Governor ] Hoge Tyler
Maryland by the Republi-
cans to have gone Democratic by 10000
majority. The Democratic ticket was:
Governor, John Walter Smith: Comp
troller. DIR. j. w. Herring; Attorney
General. Isidor Raynor; for Baltimore
city's representative of State Court of
Appeals,
Massa chusetts- Strongly Republican,
with slight Democratic gains. Repuhli-
can ticket elected is: Governor, w. MGr-
ray Crane: Lieutenant Governor, John
l.. Bates; Secretary Of Commonwealth,
William NJ DIN; Treasurer and Re
ceiyer General, Edward S. Bradford
Auditor of Accounts, John n. Kimball
Attorney General, Hosea NJ Knowlt0n
Pennsylvania-Stron Republican
Following is the ticket elected: Suprs me
Court, j. Hay Brown, Rep), and S
Leslie Mestrezeat, tDem); Superior
Court, Josiah r. Adams; State Treasur
er, james Il. Barnett.
New York-A slight loss to the Demo
Gratis in the number of Assenblyner
New York city Democratic by 50,009.
New Jersay-The Legislature is Repub
liean by the usual majority.
Ohio-The vote close, Nash. Rep.)
getting the best of it in the cities and
Mclean. lDem.), in the rural districts
Jones' (lnd.) vote was made up pfinci
paIly of Republicans who would other
wise have supported Nash. Most of the
Jones supporters failed to vote for any
candidate for other Offices hence tht
balance Of the Republican ticket is Ger
tainly elected At midnight Re
uublidans were claiming Nash,
election by 10000 Mclean De
clined to talk. The Republican ticket il
as follows: Governor, George *. Nash
Lieutenant Governor. John A. Caldwell
Judge Supreme Court, William u. Davis
Attorney General John Nj. Sheets
Treasurer. Isaac b. Cameron; Auditor
Walter ID. Guilbert Member Board o
Public Works, Frank a. Huffman.
Iowa-Light vote cast, showing fail
ing off in both parties as compared witt
1897 Republican ticket elected as fol
lows: Governor. Leslie NJ. Shaw; Lieu
tenant Governor. James G. Milliman
.Tudge Supreme Court, John @. Sherwin
Superintendent Public Instruction, Rob
ert g. Barrett: Railroad Commissioner
Edwin A. Dawson.
Kentucky-In this State, as in Ohio
the vote is very close and 1T rs at tn
hour impossible TO say certainly who !
elected, though the odds seem to D
in favor of the Republican ticket her
az in Ohio. The election in this Stat
was a very exciting one. 1he miliil
was at the polls aud several men wef
killed during the day. A Demoeratl
paper which has been fighting Goenel
says he's beaten by 10000. IN
courier-Jourmal says the resili
is in doubt. The Republican tlcke
in this State was as follows. GoV
ermor, William $. Taylor; Lieutcnan
Governor, John Marshall; Secretary Q
State, Caleb Powers; Attorney Genera
Clifton j. Pratt Treasurer, Walter Il
Day: Auditor, John s. Sweeney; Com
missioner of Agriculture, John W
Throckmorton: Superintendent of Publ
instruction, John Burke.
Mississippi-Dem by not les
than 10000. The ticket elected was
Governor, A. ii. Longino Lieutenant
Governor. James Il. Harrison; Secre
tary of State j. J.. Power: Treasurer
II. ]. Showers: Auditor, w. q. Cole
Attorney General Mnnroe Mcclure
Superintendent of Public instruction, II