The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-11-04
Total. l..............1 1911
RESULT IN THE STATE

COLUMBUS, o., November 3.-The cleo
tiOn returns are very incomplete. They
have been coming In very slowly par
ticularly from Ohio. The following re-
suits are indicated: The vote In Ohio
is close and both parties claim the State
The Democrats gained everywhere In
the State except in Cincinnati aud
Toledo, having been swamped in the
former city by bad management, and in
the latter by Frank Hurd's candidacy.
The Democrats elect six and possibly
eight congressman.
In the Congressional elections of the
country the Democrats have held their
own, the gains and losses about bal
aneing each other. There will he safe
Democratic msjorlty in the next House.
The Democrats have carried New York
beyond all question. Hewitt Ia elected
Mayor of NeW York city by $4,000 plur-
ality. Connecticut ia Democratic, gain
ing one Congressman and probably
electing Democratic Legislature
Massachusetts has gone Democratic
and New II mp1hire also. Indiana Ia
safely Democratic, and the vote in Mich
iVan is close. Pennsylvania is Repub
Iiean by 10000 msjlrity. The results
in the other states will be included In
the returns.
In the Twenty first district Foran is
elected by a large majority. 10 the
Twentieth district Dorsey Is beaten. In
CuyahOga county Sawyer for Sheriff aud
Noble for Common Pleas Judge are
elected on the Democratic ticket.
The latest returns from the State
show steady Democratic gains, and the
State Is still in doubt, claimed by Re-
publicans and Democrats. The Repub-
iicsos claim 10000 plurality. The Dem
0crats do not cOUcede any. Republicans
swept everything In Hamilton county.
Wisconsin Is In doubt, both sides
claiming 1t. Minnesota Is Republican
Michigan Is still doubtful. New Jersey
Is safely Democratic. The Republicans
have the New York legislature. Indiana
Ia certainly Democratic. The Demo-
Gratis will have majority Of not less
than 30 In the next house.
AT4A. NJ THIS MORNING.
COLUMBUS, o., Nov. "a A, NAT
this hour only one third Of the State
has been heard from and the Republi.
can net gain is only 634. This includes
Hamilton county, where the Republican
gain was 5000. 1t does not include Guy
ahoga county where the Democratic
gain is 1000. The remaining two thirds
of the State, it Is believed, will show
uniform Democratic gains, which will
reduce the Republican plurality very
low or wipe II out altogether. The DEM
Ocrats are very hopeful. ItnOw appssrs
that Hill Is certainly elected in the
Sixth district, while the Seventh is In
doubt, and Campbell has probably de-
feated, John Little. Republicans claim
the following:
Butterworth, Fifth district; Brown,
Second; Williams, Third; Kennedy,
Eighth; Cooner, Ninth; ROmeis, Tenth;
Thompson, Eleventh; Pugsley, Twelfth;
Wlckham, Fourteenth; GEosVenOr, Flf-
teenth; ]. d. Taylor, Seventeenth; Me-
Kinley, Eighteenth: Ezra Taylor, Nine
teenth; Grouse, Twentieth.
WAYNE COUNTY.
WOOSTER O., Nov. "A fair vote was
pOlled to-day. Mcbride carries Wooster
city and township by 96, Democratic
gain Of 80 over last year. DOrsey's
majority in the city and township Is 130.
The election of the entire Democratic
county ticket is considered certain.
Returns received up to this writing
after midnight indicate a majority Of
over 800 for the Democratic state ticket
In the county. DOrsey's majority will
exceed that by $50. Democratic gain In
the county Of over 100.
MAHoNING COUNTY.
YOUNGSTOWN, O.. Nov. 2.-Returns
from nearly all the precincts in MahOn.
ing county show that the entire Repub. |
lican county ticket Ia elected as usual |
by an average maj irity of 600. Phelps |
rnus even with his ticket, and Mcbride |
leads by $50 votes.
PORTAGE COUNTY.
RAvENNA, o, November 2.-The Re.
pnbilcan majority in Portage county ia
55O. Light vote. Hyde Phelps, Demo.
cratic candidate for prosecuting attor.
ney. 10 elected. Phelps triumph Is be-
Ing celebrated here with great glee.
CARROLL COUNTY.
CARRoLLToN, O., Nov g. Returns
from ten townships indicate Democrat
q gain OF 100 and the election of the
county Commissioner.
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