Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-10-23
ELECTION RESULTS.
Ohio Goes Republican by a Fair Majority,
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 10.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 10.
There was a large vote pOlled in Ohio,
and 828 wards and precincts show a net
Democratic gain of 1,248 over the vote for
Secretary of State in 1880. The same wards
and precincts show a net Republican gein
Of 1929 over the vote for Governor in
1888.
The returns are in at CoIuubus from over
One-third of the State. If the remaining
two-thirds are COrrespOndingly Republican,
the indications that the majority Will eX-
coed II, GOO, and probably reach 10000.
The Republicans gain on Congressman
from the election of 1882.
In Cincinnati the Republicans gain two
Congressman, Benz. ButterWOrth defeating
John F. FOllett.
David R. Paige, of Akron, is beaten by
William Mckinley, Jr OF Canton, an i'm
pOrtant gain.
Frank Hurd, of Toledo, is probably beat
en- by Jacob ROmeis, the Republican Labor
Mayor of Toledo, and Hedges, Republican,
has probably beaten Hon. George W.
Geddes in John Sherman's Congressional
district.
Aahoning county is Republican by about
1, 100, a net Republican gain Of 500. Isaac
II. Taylor, for Congress in the Eighteenth
District, is elected by about 600.
A. C.. Thompson, Republican, Twelfth
District. is elected. His majority in Law
renee, his own county, is very large, show
ing a Republican gain OfabOut 600.
Returns for the city Of Dayton are all in,
giving the city 169 Democratic majority on
the State ticket, a Republican gain of sos.
In one precinct that Of the Soldiers Home,
the Republican gain is lis. John Sinks,
Republican candidate for Congress, carried
the city by rs majority. Fred Weir, Re
publican candidate Tor Sheriff, carried Day
ton by 259 majority; 1896 votes were cast
in the city.
Reports from Darke county give Ander-
son, Democratic candidate for Congress,
600 majority. Indications point to the
election of Sinks.
Montgomery C unity will give the Demo
cratic State ticket 800 majority.
Returns from the Twentieth COngression-
al District indicate that McKinley's major
ity viii be from ], 200 to 1, 800. The Repub-
hcans cOncede the reelection Of FOran
Democrat, to Congress in the TWenty-hrst
District.
From Cleveland incomplete returns in
dictate the election Of FOran, the Democrat
iC candidate for Congress, and Sawyer the
Democratic candidate for Sheriff. The
Republicans elect all the other candidates
in this county by a majority Of from SOU,
to $500. The Republican State ticket viii
carry this county BY about the same ma
The bulletins of the Ohio election are
based upon the vote of 1888, when the
Democrats had majority Of 1889. There
are ], 692 wards and precincts in the State,
and IL viii require an average gam OF seven
votes to the ward or precinct Tor the hepuO-
leans TO overcome the Democratic majority
and carry the State.
Akron complete gives Robinson 1856,
Newman 2,099; the township gives Robin
son 273, Newman 80; Summit county gives
Robinson 100 majority. Mckinley, f5E
Congress, has over 10000. Stark county
gives Paige 800 majority. Mckinley carries
the Twentieth District BY 800 over Paige,
W.T. vTTpcTr-ra
The returns from West Virginia are still
election of Wilson, the Democratic cand1-
date for Governor.
From Wheeling the return is that par
tial count IN Harrison county indicates oJJ
majority for Maxwell, Republican, for
Governor. Brooks county Incomplete re-
turns give Wilson, Democrat for Governor,
153, a Democratic gain Of 400, Sumner
county gives Democratic majority Of so.