New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-16
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FORAN ELECTED BY LESS THAN 20

tOkAN ELECIED BY LtSS THAN -OO
NKISLKY's LARGE MAJoRIry-RrsrLrs IN OTHER
CONGRESS DISTRICTS
ibY TELEGRAPH TRIBCSE.l
CLEVELAND, Oct. iJ.-While the Republicans Of
Cleveland much pleased with the victory Of their
party the State election yesterday there is mani
tested a shade Of disappointment in the result Of
the Congressional fight IN the XXlst District. Upto
late hour last night the returns IN Heated the cleo
ton of Cha les &. Burnett, Republican, by major
ity of about 500, and many Republicans retired TO
their homes confident Of his success only TO learn
this morning that his opponent. Mar
TIN A. Foran. had been elected by majority
of $50. This however. cannot be considered 4
victory for the Democrats, as Foran's majority in
1852 was 5,707, aud the present result. therefore,
shows loss of Abs. The Republicans
elected their entire city ana county
ticket with the single exception of u
Justice of the Peace. The vote for Robinson iRep
for Secretary of State was 22.676 Newmans
DEM 201lO, Robin>on's majority 1855, Re
publican gain Of 1927.
In the XXth District the fight between McKin-
ley Rep and Paige DEM bitterly
contested. Paige the present Representative of the
district. was backed by the Standard OIL Compa-
u IS influence aud money. and Mckinley by his pei
sonal merits and popularity only. The result
was surprise TO Mckinley himself
His majority lies between 9 200 and 1900. All the
counties of the district registered heavy gains for
the head of the Republican State ticket In sum
nit the gain was 500, in Stark 300
The Republican majority in Medina was 100
Incomplete returns from Wavne indicate Demo-
cratic majority of about 600.
In the AIAth. Garteld's old district. Ezra H.
! GylOr Rep. is elected bv majority estimated
from incomplete returns to he about o'3oo
By counties the maoIities are as follows. not
var flfQ
Robinson East Cuvahoga 200 Lake; 2;o00
Ashtabnla. 1900; Portage, 500; IrumbulI' 3'2oo
In tine XvITIth District l. H. TAYLOR
REQ defeated y H. Wallace DEM by
a majority of 5,672 estimated by counties as fol-
lows: Mahonng 900: Columbiaua . 900; Car
roll. GO: Jefferson. 1872; Harrison $50:
A dispatch fiom B-llalre avs: Unofficial figures
in this the Win District give General Warner per
Dem 30 majority These figures are BASED on Inc
Democratic majority of 2327 IN Monroe Iounty.
Up O'Clock tins evening Colonel lay 0r ;
friends confidently counted upon his rHctioh' ne
Republican majority IN THIS. Belmont County ~
2.75U. In the XVIII hi, ret tie result IS not yet
determined. although 1t is generally conceded that
Gcdd"s Dem. IL returned to Congress by small
ma',r " over Hedges Rep The estimated MA
orItrs are as follows; Huron. hel. IlVo
Lorraine Rem 500; Richlaud Dem ] oUO; ASH
land Dem 5000
A dsplich from Fihdlay SAYS that George T..
Seury. DEM is elected IN the Villa District. over
DIulrl liahst Rep. by ma'Orit} ot 2,1oO NV
mans majority m Hancock County l. 80. Robn-
son mas 4 majority ol l.pbV IN tuhHpd'Eh No"u't
and Bis u Delaware County.
An Illustration of the le ling o. Il q iron ira e
over the result Is afforded i'm the receipt 10y futile,
Oclrbv Il Co.. Of this city of let rr from one "t
the largest con. ems m the state. written On the
DIV before elect on IL Is rs follows; II tho he
pubiicars should carry OHIO tomorrow by good
rouud mai nv may want 20 buy som" NOR" one.
such ae D.. aiIp'cd ~ foundry ron. I'm that event
uake u. quotations starrg hat Yon have to "uef
and best terms "a Nandu>kv on say one 20 three
trousand tons II the Il l.r fellows carry the state
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