Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1884-10-23
ELECTION RESULTS.
Ohio Goes Republican by Large Majority.
Returns of Wednesday.

Ohio Goes Republican by Large Majority
Returns of Wednesday.
There was large vote polled in Ohio
Democratic gain of l ,248 over the vote fol
Secretary of State in 1880. The same wards
and precincts show net Republican gain
of 12,629 over the vote for Governor in
1888.
| The returns are in at Columbus from
over one-third of the State. If the remain
ing two-thirds are correspondinglv Repub-
lican, the indications are that the majority
will exceed II, 900, and probably reach 20,
600.
The Republicans gain on Congressman
| from the election Of 1882. In Cincinnati,
the Republicans gain the two congressman,
Benjamin Butterworth defeating John. F.
| Follett present member.
David R. Paige. Of Akron is beaten by
William Mckinley ir., OF Clinton, an i'm
pcrtant gain.
Frank Hurd, of Toledo, is probably
beaten by Jacob Romeis, the Republican
Labor Mayor of Toledo, and Hedges, Re-
publican, has probably beaten Hon. Geo.
w. Geddes in John Sherman's Congress
ional District.
Mahoning county is Republican by about
l, 100, net Republican gain of $50. Isaac
H. Taylor, for Congress in the Eighteenth
District, is elected by 600.
A. c. Thompson, Republican, Twelfth
Congressional District, is elected. His ma
jority in Lawrence, his own county, is very
large, showing Republican gain OF about
600.
Returns from the city of Dayton are all
on the State ticket, a Republican gain of
$685. In one precinct of the soldiers home
the Republican gain is 113. John Sinks,
Republican candidate for Congress, carried
the city by 76 majority. Fred Weir, Re-
publican candidate for Sheriff, carried Day
ton by $50 majority; 1896 votes were cast
in the city. Reports from Darke county
give Anderson, Democratic candidate for
Congress, 600 majority. Indications point
to the election of Sinks. Montgomery
county will give the Democratic State ticket
800 majority.
Returns from the Twentieth Compression.
al District indicate that McKinley's ma
jority will be found from 1900 to 1900.
Foran, Democrat, tc Congress in the Twen-
ty-frst District
From Cleveland incomplete returns indi-
cate the election of FOran, the Democratic
candidate for Congress, and Sawyer, the
Democratic candidate for Sheriff. The Re-
publicans elect all other candidates in this
county by majority of from 5000 to $500
The Republican State ticket will carry the
county by about the same majority.
Akron complete gives Robinson 1856,
Newman 2,099; the township gives Robin
son 273, and Newman 80. Summit county
gives Robinson 800 majority. Mckinley
for Congress has over 10000. Stark county
gives Paige 300 majority. Mckinley carries
s0tI - L. n.
The bulletins of the Ohio election are
based upon the vote of 1883, when the
Democrats had a majority of Il, 500. There
are 1892 wards and precincts in the State,
and it will require an average gain Of seven
votes to the ward or precinct for the Repub-
licans to overcome the Democratic majority
and carry the State.
WEST VIRGINIA.
The returns from West Virginia are still
meager but the Republicans concede the
election of Wilson, the Democratic candi-
date for Governor.
From Wheeling the return is that par
tial count in Harrison county indicates 500
majority for Maxwell, Republican, for |
turns give Wilson, Democrat, for Governor, I
l53, q Democratic gain of 400, Sumner |
county gives Democratic majority of $50.
The election passed off quietly in the
county of Kanawha. As far as heard from
the Fusion ticket has gained, while the
Democrats have lost. There was much
on Governor as well as county
officers.
Kanawha county will give Maxwell, the
candidate for Governor, be-
tween 800 and 500 majority. Fayette coun-
y is doubtful.
Reports for Thursday, Oct. 16.
wEsT VIRGINIA.
The Republican State Central Committee
,oncede the election of the entire Demo
ratio State ticket by 5000 to 5000 msjor-
ty.
They report the following details:
The official vote of Berkeley county gives
Flick, for Supreme Judge, 3N, and Brown
i majority. Maxwell carries the county
" 81 msjority. The balance of the Demo
ratio ticket has . small majority. The
Democrats have the Sheriff, States Attorney
md one member of the House of Delegates,
md one Assessor The Republicans carry
me member of the House Of Delegates, one {
assessor, the Clerk of the Court and Sur [
'eyor. ii
In Marion county the Democrats elect q j
1l county ticket, except Legislature and {
Attorney, BY majOrities rang :
ng from 100 to $50. n
Taylor county gives MAXWELL 3S7 majori-
=, Republican gain of 100, and elects the
ntire Republican county ticket
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