The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-11-11

Recapitulation: Democrats, ITO; Repub-
Hcans, l6i: Labor. i; Democratic majority, Is.
The election win not effect any Change in
chosen q Republican Legislature.
OHIO.
COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 3.-According to the
latest returns received here there are only
two Congressional districts in the State that
may be classed as doubtful. These are the
Seventh and Fifteenth. In the Seventh
Campbell, the Democratic nominee, has an
unofficial majority of 81. In the Fifteenth
Monroe County has not been heard from.
The majority of Grosvenor, the Repub-
lican candidate, outside of Monroe County,
ts 3,665. If Monroe County should give
Warner q majority exceeding this he would
cratic majority. in this county will go above
1900. Boothman, Republican, in the Sixth
District, has an unofficial majority over Hill
candidstes' giving Campbeli the sn SEVENTH Dis.
trIct and Grosvenor the Fifteenth:
kepubl cans- wIs; BntterwSrth Second.
Eighth, Kennedy; Ninth. Cooper; Tenth,
Romeis; Eleventh, Thompson; Twelfth, rugs
ley; Fourteenth, Wickham; Fifteenth, Gros-
MCKINLEY; Nineteenth, Ezra B.. Taylor; Twen,
Democrats-Fourth. Yoder; Fifth. seney;
Sixteenth, wilkins; Twenty-frst, Foran.
Kennedy's unofficial majority is 1885.
Pussley's l,430, and Crouse's about 1,0O0. The
Onl0 o~ei9g4slon N Tue pISsSnt Songress M
while the above showing gives 10 Republicans
and d Democrats.
has practically ceased. Both headquarters of
the State Committees have closed, and the
chairmen are out of the city. They are re-
on the State ticket. A close estimate OF the
nepupncan mnJorIty places " at Detween
lo.VVO ana rI,VVV' aitnougn onc1aireturn may
60 below io'0o or ABOVE I1,oo.
C~rNCINNArI, Nov. 3.-The entire Republican
4orities ranging from s,oOo down to 2,oOo.
sheriff was beaten by 93i3 Several conntv
nrecincts are fo hear = 0ave HoadIy
sbout 50 majority. The Prohibition vote for
Smith, Secrefary Of State, was Al.
INDIANA.
rxrn.r.poY.s Nov a-unon the bos;s of
the refurns from TlS nrec,ncfs' Ak per cent of
TIE vote ~ The state the Rennhtican tictet
has been elected by a PLURALITY of 5.275.N Ex.
Senator McDonaid. a member of the Demo
cratic state Central Committees. saws. how
ever. the returns from the other IS per cent.
OF the precincts will result in placing the
basis his claim upon the experience Of 1854.
when the bulletins for two laws after the
election indicated the success Of The Republi-
Tn Republican State Central
and Senator Harrison claim the e=Iection of
the State ticket by at least 300 plurality. but
are NOT disnosedf o limit fhe figures Roth
com roa sp are elaimin9 the eJ Ier sJa and
suit viii be in doubt. The Probabilities favor
nrSvate odyices they ctainn ~ mamhers Sure
PPh,s,e the nemocrafs claim oniV ~ With Ger,
taintv Roth have in reserve a nurnher Of
s whaty are n caI1e da So,b ~ rGs distr;cfs t nu increa S Se
their totals. The Democrats, at the outside,
do not ms st on more than two majority. The
CongressIona delegation win probably stand
I ssyyn nep Dain Of tSr ano sA pe
i W.
KENTUCKY.
L-oUIsyrLLE. Nov. a.-The city and State
have been in a fever of excitement all day
T TSeI r sSe G1ts Of the the aDnouncem 1lnt of J thn G.
Carlisle's defeat was a great surprise. Ex.
pressions of regret and sorrow were heard
from every side that the Speakers distric,
had not returned him to Congress. Some
lose every district in the State than John q
Carlisle. A Courier Journal special at |
elect Carlisle by about 800 majority. was re
ceived with great cheering. and trerc Is yet Q
cherished hope that Sariisie Is elected; A..
Affection in the party. Twenty-Five per cent
of the registered Democratic voters stayet
away from the polls, and it Is asserted tia
the Republican nominee. The full returns
are In tonight and the Supervisors coun
The Cou~rfcr-Journdl's figures make his major
tty l5.
Inc TsSr.J9urn sPec,als inuIca's .n'
eIeco,on on .aS tha FIJI n9mgps sre not IN
snd io r. moy Eeouire the ofieiiai vote to deter
niue tne resuit III tne oiA'n' Nin'h NY ien''
De rlctS; W. e,,. nou cond
t1rsI Dls.rict' mm. > M SSoae Del W Se yntn
hep;; Fourtn, a. v; Montgomery penn;
rra.i:ie i'en Sovanth W r. D Rrecken
GarLsief n. NintS ~ NJ rThnnaS Ran
Tent6. W. p. Tauibee, Dem; Eleventh