The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-10-22


majority of about five hundred in TINS coun--
~; His majority in the District VIII pc aDout
1,60O. J. r. Francisco is elected to the Legis-
lature by 200.
HAMILTON, O., October I4.-Unofhcial re-
turns show that the Democrats have met
with net loss of 1888 in their vote OF tMo
votes and the Republicans 3,4l1. The Demo
cratic vote this year falls short of two years
ago 223, and the Republicans gain ten IN the
total vote. The Prohibition vote was 24S
HILLsBoRo, October H.-F6raker's major
ity in the county is 2so and Pugsiey' ior
state senator, was over st S ahSaa cnet 81 inclnd
ing Representative, is elected, with ma1or-
ties ranging from 70 to 300.
LOGAN October A-The entire Democratic
terday. Hoadiy has 5H majority, a Demo-
cratic loss of IS over the vote OF two years
ago. Welch. for State Senator, has major
ity in this county of $50 Buerhaus, for Rep
resentative, on whom the hard light was
made, has majority of ll9.
LANCASTER, October IA. Complete returns
are in from the county showing majority
gain of 209 Representative w. A. Schultz
carries the county by 1,52 majority. senator
Welch's majority in the county is ,3lz, whlch
fnsures his election by small majority. Dr.
Leonard received 2S6 votes. which In meas
ure accounts for Forakers gain: Judge
Atherton falls behind the ticket l00 votes:
The vote of the county falls behind lnct
year 565, and 85 in 1888
LIMA, October 14.--The Democrats elected
the entire ticket. Hogland was elected
by 800. Hoadly carried the county by over
100.
MANcHEsr1:R, October 1.-THE Republicans
elect their entire State and County ticket by
the unofficial returns from the various town
ships. ForalLers majority is 2S2. Greggs,
forsenator. z96. Blair for Representative, 62s.
MANSFIELD, October H.-Ofical returns
cincts % in Rchland County, but the Demo
cratic majority for. the head of the tick.-t
will be less than 1000, a Democratic loss Of
The entire county ticket is elected by ma
jorities ranging from zoo to ! 100 m. u: Har.
ter for State Senator, ran ahead OF his ticket
about 300. The Proh;bitionists polled over
800 votes, that being double the number St
John received last year.
MARIETTA, October A-The Republicans
have elected the entire ticket in Washington
County by about 315 majority: Glazier, can
didate for Senator, and Strecker, for Repre-
sentative, were both elected by the Republic
200, pretty evenly divided between the two
parties. Greenback vote very small. The
total vote in the county is much smaller than
last year, and a great deal of scratching was
indulged in by both parties.
MCARTHUI,, October H.-Oficial and relia-
BILE information from the entire county gives
Hoadly in this (Vintonl county majority.
Mcclure. Republican candidate for Repre-
sentative, is elected by nearly 800 majority
Balance of the county ticket, with exception
of Surveyor and Coroner are Republicans.
NoRwALK, October 4.-Complete returns
from Huron County, twenty-sevcn precincts,
give Foraket 800 majority, a gain of 103 over
lican ticket is elected. but by reduced ma
jorities. Benham. Democratic candidate for
Prosecutor. ran 700 ahead of his ticket, and
reduced the Republican maiorities BY half.
Zimmerman Democratic Senator, is electeq
by 500 over Lauterman. Wickham, Hepub-
ican Judge ran $50 ahead of the ticket IN
Huron County, and is elected by 800 in the
district.
NEWARK, October H-CompIete official re-
turns from Licking County show the entire
Democratic ticket to have been elected. Fol
Senators, ONeill. l,211, and Sinnett, 1,296;
Representative, Lisle, Liz.
NEW PHII.ADELPHIA, October 1.-THE Dem
ocrats have carried Tnscarawas County by q
majority of 500 on the State ticket
OTTAWA, October H.-Returns from every
township in the county give an average 9aI Dem m
the rest of TIL Sta e ticket of l,152, Repub
lican gain OF 81 on the State election of 1888
iority of 1873 over Cooke, Republican,; while
lead, I,5Tl Boehmer. Democrat. for Repre-
! sentative is elected by 2,000 majority. Leon
ard polled 28 votes in the county.
PORTSMOUTH, October 14.-The majorities
| in this county are as follows: Foraker. 9l9
Brown, lCa0; Koehier, 1,O3O; Jones, I0sa
| Gregg, Senator, 1,G35; Ryan, Representative
| l,1s1.
SIDNEY, October 14-shelby County viii
| give about 1000 Democratic majority: a
| strong fight was made by the Republicans
for the Trea surer's Office. everything being
coneentrated upon that Office without avail az
| He will be elected from this district by smal
| majority.
SANDusKY October 4.-Complete returns
| from all the precincts of this county show I
Republican gain of s9s. The Democrats elect
| ed their entire county ticket by small major
| titles. On the judicial ticket, Wickham, Re
the Senatorial ticket, Zimmerman, Democrat
| was elected by about 90 majority,
STEUBENv,iLLE, October A-Steubenviil,
gives 7eO Republ can plurality; gain of a25
| jefferson County gives 1,S00 plurality, o gail
Brough-vallandigham campaign in 1858.
TIFFIN. October IA. = Complete return
Hoadiy $50 majority. The following are tn,
| officers elected, all Democrats except thu
Commissioner: Representative, DR.. E.
urer, Professor B. F. Myers; Commits
sioner, Levi Haines; lnfirmary Director
William Kline; Coroner, Captain Ed. hepper
runs with Hoadly. There is a large Prohibi
| ton gain.
Troy, October 1.-THE vote of. Miam
County is but few hundred behind tn
iority of fss3, Atherton is l15 behind Hoad
can, leads Cable, Democrat, for State sena
| tor 13Ol, Cable being 169 behind Hoadly. Re
| publican county ticket candidates all electe
by an average majority of 500.
| URBANA, October H.-The total vote O
Champaign County on Governor is as follows
Foraker, $500; Hoadly, 2,7A; Leonard, 81
Forakers majority over all 12S Ex-Speake
Cowgirl is returned to the Legislature froT
| this county by larger majority than he eve
| received before.
WASHINGTON C. H., October H.-Althopg
| the vote of Fayette County has not yet bee
canvassed, it is known that Foraker's majol
| ity will exceed 1000, and that all the Reput
lican ticket is elected by majorities ranginl
I expected to poll 1000 votes in this county
| gave Leonard only go.
is strongly Republican-the Republican
| electing their entire ticket for the first tim
since the war. Blair, Republican, has g
majority. Long. Sheriff. 7S9. Sutterfelt
Treasurer, e5I, and Leonard Young, the Low
est man, for Recorder, go. Foraker has 2S
The gain here over the election in 1888 is 6s
WINCHESTER, October 4.-Returns from tn
County are all in. The Republicans carry tn
n9dorS @aiorIties: seo ForaRer @ Blair. fer Reprt
sentative, 6sS; Long, for Sheriff, 7s9; Butter
field, for Treasurer, 65i.
complete: Foraker, s,5ss: Hoadiy, 2, Is:
| Leonard, :}57. Foraker's majority owe
Hoadly, 1,49i; Democratic gain, %.
| WAPAKONETA, OHIO. October 1.-THE TO
lowing is the official vote of Auglaize County
Hoadiy. 3,51S; Foraker, 1,774; Leonard, 0
Warwick: 3,51G; Kennedy. LIZA: Suprem
Judge dong terml-Martin, 35l7; Mil
shall, LII. Supreme Judge (short tern
-Atherton, 3,5OS; Spear: Ira Attorne'
General Lawrence, 3,5l9: Kohler, LII
Member Board of Public works-weibl
3.516; Jones, 1,773. Treasurer of State-Brad
3,516; Brown, liza. Senatorial-Mehaffe
Democrat, 3,4o4; Schneider. Democrat, $50
Mumaugh, Republican. 1,1'5; Collins, Repu
lican. I,775. Representatives-Shaw. Dem
crat. ,4a5: Jackson. Republican, $50. Pros
cutting Attorney-Layton, Democrat. 3,49
Davis, Republican, l.7S4 Commissioner
Vanoss Democrat, 3,466; Copeland, Repub
can, 1.1s0. Infirmary Drector-Elliott DEM
crat, 3,5l4; Dickman, Republican, 1,77s.
XENIA, October 1.-The complete electfc
returns of this county give Foraker 2376 m
ior:ty, 80 more than Blaine got, and 1913 of
Republican gain over 1883. The Leonard vo
reached 485, double the vote of 1884, an
! strange as it may seem, came largely. fro
the Democrats.
:. EVANSVILLE. October 4.-Complete return
from the county show that Foraker carrie
it by Az. BoZman, Democrat, for Represe