The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-11-04
LATE ELECTION NEWS.
The Entire Democratic County Ticket
Elected,
With Majoritles Ranging from One Hun-
dred to One Thousand oficiaI
Count Expected To. morrow
News from the State.

The election figures given in Wedues-
days DEMOCRAT are virtually correct,
and were compiled frCm the returns as
tahulated in this issue. To the totals
published to-day were added fair esti-
mates, based upon the vote year ago
IN the precincts which have not yet re-
ported.
The entire Democratic county ticket
is undoubtedly elected, the only close
candidates being those for Coroner and
Surveyor The Republicans claim the
election Of both their caudidstls for
these offices, CO. and Wise, but unless
the returns from the precincts not yet
heard from 90 heavily against R2edel
aud Martin, the Democratic candidates,
both these gentlemen BWill have. safe
msjOrities.
Clerk of Courts McGFegOr has received
the returns from all but one township,
and If that is received to day the official
count will be made 10 morrow.
REVIEW OF THE STATE.
Returns from the election held
throughout the country on Tuesday are
coming in with provoking slOwness, and
especially Is this true Of doubtful dis
tricts. Ohio is probably Republican by
from 5000 to 10000 majority. though
later figure may reduce this. Til Dem
Gratis have made gains Ia many COun-
ties, aud their losses, outside OF Hamil-
tOn county, are insignificant The de-
feat of W. D. Hill, Democrat, In the Sixth
district and John Little, Republican, in
the Seventh, are big surprises. The
congressional delegation will stand,
Republicans 10, Democrats 6, a Republi-
can gain Of6-if pro6tlDg by STAINLESS
geIrymsnder can be called gain.
OF the pivotal. States, New York, New
Jersey and Connecticut are Democratic;
IudiaGa probably Republican by a very
! small plurality. Minnesota and Msssa-
chusetts remain Ia the Republican col
umn, but by largely reduced III jorlties,
as do also Wisconsin and Michigan.
| Colorado Ia reported as Democratic.
The next House OF Representatives
| Will be controlled by the Democrats,
their majority being reduced from 43 to
about 20, or loss Of nine members,
William R. Morrison, of "h0riZ0n-
tai" tariff reduction fame, Is de-
fested by Judge Baker, who has
twice before been elected in the same
district. II was reported that Speaker
Carlisle had been defeated, but later
8dVices deny this. He will have q small
but safe majority. The next Senate
will be Republican Democratic losses
of congressman are noted in New York,
Ohio, Indiana, Virginia, Illinois and
4, Pennsylvania, while they gain In New
Hampshire, Massachusetts,, Conn cticnf,
| Tennessee, South CarOlina, North Caro-.
lima, Nebraska and Minnesota. On the
whole the result of the election is en-
tirely satisfactory to the Democracy.
Special to DAILY DEMoCRAT.1
COLUMBUS, o., Nov "a P. M.-Re.
turns are coming in slow. The Reuub.
licans and Democrats are both claiming
the State.
Returns from the interior counties
show uniform Democratic gains. If theV
continue 30 to the close, Mcbride and
the entire State ticket will be elected
by about five or eight thousand major
ity.
Democratic Chairman Bohl said this
afternoon: "As the returns stand now
we have achieved a great and glorions.
victory. The most Villainous schemes
were Introduced in the campaign
Y the Republicans to defeat the
Democratic ticket bnt the people
reouksd the frauds at the polls yester-
usy; FRANKLIN county, with her thirteen
hundred Democratic gain and he Htire
democratic county ticket elected, is a
ralr sample. | think we have carried
the state and il the returns keep on
favorable there can be no doubt about
~ c. E. B.
THE STATE REPUBLICAN,.
Late this af5arnooa FL nry BOIL, chair
man of the Dem 2cFatic Safe Ex-
ecntlVe Committee, conceded The State TO
tae republicans. In response to tele-
g am of inquiry Chairman BOIL sent the
Following telegram, which was received
here at 445 o'clock:
COLUMBUS, o, Nov. g. 4:3OP.M.
JOHN MCGREGoR:
Republicans carry the State. Robin.
sons majority from seven to ten thous-
and D. BOIL, Chairman.
POLITICAL POINTERS.
New York, Connecticut and New Jer-
sey are Democratic.
The next House of Congress will be
some 20 Democratic.
Speaker Carlisle Is reelected, and Is
not defeated as was claimed.
Secretary of State Robinson will have
about 10000 majority over Mcbride.
In Ohio the Republicans elect Is mem.
0ers OF Congress and the Democrats 6.
ROmeiS beats Hurd again in the To-
lledo district. Better things were hoped
for.
W. D. Hill is defeated for Congress in
the Defiance district, by Mr.. BoOthman,
This was not expected.
Notice,