The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-10-22
THE STATE ELECTION.
Foraker and the Republican State
Ticket Elected.

FORAKER ana Gn0 fS0puOuCdu Otdto
Ticket Elected.
The General Assembly Undoubtedly
Republican.
The Entire Vote of the State About
100000 The ProhibItionists
Pole $4,000 Votes.
COLUMBUS, O., October H.-Unoficial re-
| turns from nearly all precincts canvassed
| since midnight make Foraker's plurality
touch q 900, with the rest of the ticket likely
to exceed that, and 5000 votes for Prohf-
bit onists, and 1900 for the Greenbackers on
total vote of over 100000. The Legislature
| is Republican on joint ballot without the
fourteen members from Hamilton County by
at least five and probably nine, but without
Hamilton County the Senate would likely
have one Democratic majority. With Hami1-
| ton County the Republicans would have
thirty-three majority on joint ballot and a
| working majority in each branch. In Frank
| lin County Myers is defeated over 1,3OO and
Young about 100. Clancy, the other Demo
cratic candidate, is only 140 votes ahead, and
/
| that the official figures will beat him.
| CoLUMBUs,O., October 1.-The following
majorities on the head of the State ticket
have been RECEIVED at Republican Re1mSsi heSd
can, 2S2; Auglaize, Democratic, LA; Bel
mont Republican, COL; Champaign, Reppbli.
Diana, 6 al Republican, i,sSo; Cuyahcga. Republi-
| can, 3,S72; Defiance, Democratic, 1904; Full
ton, Republican, s84; Gallia, Republican. l.
1876: Greene Republican, 2,376; Henry, Demo
/
Lucas, lucas RepSblican, sSl; Madisen. hepuS'
cp asss
Morgan, Republican, 500; Morrow, Republi-
can, 250; Noble, Republican, 2s5; Pike, Demo
cratic. $50; Putnam, Democratic, 1752; Ross,
| Republican, 42S; Sandusky, Democratic, 500;
bemoeratic, 30; Van Vert. Republican. g.;
ocratic, l25; Wood, Republican, T25; Della
ware, Republican, 264.
| CINCINNATI, October A.-Following are the
footings for Governor in 2S precincts OF
Hoadly, 81, ,266; Foraker, "a ,292: Leonard, 1,OOs;
Warwick, 3O292; Kennedy, 33,l20. For bal
Of State oeers the have
four precincts to hear from, the vote
was as follows: Senators-Hopple, p, 90,
S5s; Brashears, D, 80 4s2; Kuehnert, 3, 30;
Kirchner, B., az IS5: Z. Richardson, R., sa,285
McGill, r., 52I51: Representatives.
B., 30, ,i95; Johnson, D. &c, ,2i5 Sands, B.. 1880
Maloney, D., 3O,O61; Zimmerman, D., 80, ,l62
Howe; p, So,164: Bohnert, D. 80 Oss; Ggeyer m yer
Hartpence, R., 8! $50; Eggers, R., 3, ,156; Gray
don, R., 81 152; Harlan, r., 3O, ,s2l; Brockmann
R, 8a,O67; wydman, r., 81, ITO: Bailey. r., 81,
Judge Court Common Pleas.-Huston, D.
30, ,533; Evans R., 81, AS.
q, Clerk ,ss &C Court ac SSmmon s Pleas-Dalton D.
Prosecuting Attorney-Pugh, D.. si.Ssc
Huntington, r., 81 ,250
R.. 81 ,2lS.
Recorder-Haggerty, D., 1884; Bruner, R.
BI .036.
Commissioner-Kuhl, D., 2s,5s5; Goesling
1t is estimated that two of the precincts t.
be heard from will give Hoadly $50 majorit,
net 6ee snet ss majority Of 5 The othe
Republican State officers carry the county b.
asst On ses Py bass sh
ed1 who is probably defeated by about 1000
CLEvELANp. October 1.-THE complete re
tire Republican ticket is elected by the fol
lowing pluralities: Foraker, 3,SI2; Brown
Eohisp 4ss; Minsha so i,: !Tngs
Eggers, 4,27s. Representatives.. J: Strana
han, 5.431; W. R. Coates, 4,6s5; E. ]. Kennedy
D. Palmer, 4.543 Common Pleas judges-E
7: Hamilton, $3.50; Henry Mckinney S;1l4;
M. Stone. S,a7s; A: W. Lums0n, 4,oso: Re
.
H. Kimberly, 4056. Coronor-G. H. West
1885. Commissioned. A. Jerome, I'll.
The Prohibition vote in the county is 97t
the largest ever polled here.
AKRON, October IA. = Complete return
from Summit County give Foraker 1878 ma
tority, gain of 677 over the votes of 1873:
county, an increase of 100 per cent. owe
1888. The majority of the Prohibition vot
undoubtedly came from the Republica
party. bnt in turn many Democrats voted tn
Republican ticket while some Prohibition
lists voted straight Democratic.
ATHENS, October A.-OfHcial returns NO
all in. The official figures give Foraker 1S:
majority in this county gain of Az over hi
majority in 1888. The entire Republica
ticket is elected by majorities ranging froI
for Senator. runs ahead Of the State ticke
| and is probably elected over Welch. DE-
Stigner, for Judge, runs with the head of tn
$500 majority.
ASHLAND October A.-OfHcIal count @
Ashland County; Foraker 2,3l4, Hoadly, 3
ter ter over over Coddins. 7si: Democratic count
officers elected by majorities ranging fror
721 to S2222.
ALLIANCE, October A;eeAbout, the sam
more than Hoadly, to $50 two years ago
The vote is nearly unanimous for the amend
mentS.
wards of Bellefontaine and the two pr,
cincts in the township outside of the tow
give Foraker, f94; Hoadly, AL; Net Republ
ten townships is 40. The other three tow
ships in the county will bring the gain up t
about $50. These figures are as compare
| with 1888.
BELLAIRE, October 14.-The official return
give this county to the Republicans frdl
head to tail of the ticket. The stronge.
ted the largest Republ'oan gains by the Den an
Gratis remaining at home. The county give
over 600 Republican majority. Thirteen hun
| dred Democrats did not vote. The poll of tn
county gave a clear Democratic majority.
BUCYRUs, October IA Reports from all tn
precincts of Crawford County except tn
Third Ward of Gallon and Vernon Township
give Hoadly 3,S7S, Foraker ,2t2 and Leonar
29S. The Democratic majority will be abor
J 1000. The net Republican gain is ~. TIL
entire Democratic county ticket is elected
CAMBRIDGE October 14--The election Tue
day resulted in complete victory for tn
Republicans in this county, their maj jority o
the State ticket is about s0O and they hav
; ranging from 800 to 500. The Prohibitionisi
| polled 800 votes.
| CHILL1CoTHE,. October A-Ross Count
| complete gives Foraker 1856 votes; Hoadl,
4.ss2. Pugsley, for Senator. has AS majority
J Entrekin, Representative, AS; Reed, Clerk {
Court 1873; Gaynor, 3ls; Pu5dum, Treasure
veyor, 103; Evans, Prosecuting Attorne.
460; Treiber, Infirmary Director dong term
1898; to fill vacancy, $9. All the officers -elet
from all the townships in this county plas
| Hoadly's majority at 691- Prohibition vo
in the county, 13s. The entire Democrat
good majority.
CANTON, October 14.-The Republicans ha,
made wonderful gains in Stark County, ar
reduced Hoadly's previous majority fro
over 700 to about $50. Stay-at-home Dem
Gratis are to blame. S. A. Conrad, Repub
can. is elected State Senator over DIR. j.
| Lewis, the present Democratic incumbent
the Stark Carroll district. The Republican
gain one Representative, electing MUIR;
Webb. of Alliance, over the present Dem
, cratic Representative, L. C. Cole, of Mass
Ion. Representative John Mcbride Dem
, crat, who is also President of the Ohio Sta
. Miners Association, is reelected.
CHARDoN, October A-Returns are sic
coming in on account of the wretched co
dition of the roads. Out of sixteen precinc
in Geauga ten give net Republican gain
los.
Defiance. October A.-Complete retur
from Defiance County gives Hoadiy 2,Sl