The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1886-11-13

Ohio County arc. whitaker, Rep; Woods
Garden and Gleason. Dems;. The vote Is
/ very close In the Second and Third Congress
ional Districts with small chance for Flick
aud Brown, Reps. Hogg. Dem. is. elected IN
losses viii materially reduce the Democratic
J majority In Joint ballot.
| ALABAMA.
| MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 2.--Thc weather
was clear and voting light. There was no op
trict. Jones lDem.h OF the Mobile District
and Oates Den), Of the Third, were alsc
without oppos tion. The contests in the Other
| i've districts were not formidable, tn ess IN
| the Fourth, represented by Davidson tDem)
| and candidate for reelection. The indications
are all favorable toa solid Democratic dele
| CATION.
BIRM1SaHAM, Ala, Nov. 2.--Partial returns
| from the Sixth Congressional District indi
cate the election of Bankhcad. Democrat. by
areduced majority, General Joe Wheeler Is
| ARKANSAS.
LITTLE ROCK, Nov. 2.--Partial returns from
| nj over this State render certain the elect on
| of Democratic candidates IN each OF the Ave
| Congressional districts. The vote was very
small everywhere. little interest being taici,
| In the result.
| CALIFOkNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov,2.--The partial returns
| from all the counties In the State outside OF
| sun Francisco County give the Republicans Il
majority. Unless the majority for Bartlett
DEM, for e. Governor r. proves TO- be much c,
Swift Rcp,), will be el cted. The American
VOTE which started out strong, rapidly fell
II s vdaa 1terSr II fell 3shnS shn he
lative ticket so far received are not sufficient
y ample to say how II has gone. but reports
| indicate Republican majority. Scratching
hns been 40 heavy all over the State that the
| returns Will come In slowly.
COLORADO.
DENVER, Nov. 2.-It is impossible to give
any thing reliable as to the result. except that
| the vote Is very close between Myers, Repub-
| u an candidate for Governor, and Adams,
Democrat, and Symes representative to Con-
gress. 4 publican. and Reed. Democrat The
| Republican State Committee claim the State
by 1000 while lie the e., Democrats say they VIII
in Denver, 1900 less than in 1884.
CONNECTICUT.
HARTFoRD. Conn, Nov. 2-There Is appa.
The Legislature is probably Republican by 70
to 30 majority, thus insuring the re election
Of Hnwley to the Senate, and the election of
NEW HAvES, Nov. .s.-The Legislature
Vance. Republican, is elected in the First
FLORIDA.
JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 2.-Returns show Dem
ocratic gains in the First and ,cond Congress
siOnal Districts Present congressman Da-
wilson aud Dougherty will be reelected by
majori,ies from l .20o to $500.
JACKsoNvILLE, Nov. 2.-R. H. M. Davidson,
In the First District, and Chas. Dougherty, in
the Second Dis rict, Democrats. are reelected
The new constitution is carried by heavy
majority.
GEORGIA.
ATLANTA, Nov. 2.-Specials to the CO,,stitu-
ton from all of the Georgia districts show
the election of the entire Democratic Con-
wood, II. g. Turner. G. +. Crisp, l.. w. Grimes,
John ID: Stewart, J. H. Blount, j. c. Clements,
Ill. q. n. CARTON. A: ID: Gambler and George T,
Democratic nominees except in the Fourth
District, which is merely nominal, and in the
Seventh District, which but recently sprang
up.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-The Repu blican majority
in Chicago for State Treasurer IL estimated, at
midnight. at 9.0OO and the Republicans ella IN
q majority in the state for Treasurer of from
20'00O to @.OOO. The majority for The Repub-
lean county ticket in Cook County. except
for Judges, Will range from 1000 to 5000
The Republicans gain Congressman In the
Inird District, but no returns have been re.
ceived from any of the outside Congressional
dicton rs to the result. Great interest CEN
ters In the Tenth, Eleventh, Thirteenth and
Eighteenth Districts, all of which are re-
garded ~ hghting ground by both parties
Lawler has been elected in the Second Dis
trict by about 400 majority.
IOWA.
DEs MoINEs, Nov. 2. Returns from
Iowa will be compared with the vote of lust
year, and with the majority of Larrabee. Re.
Thero ere %ass ,Ss
State.
BURLINGTON Nov. gil D. m-The present
indications are that General Gear is elected
to Congress by 4OO majority over Hall.
KANSAS.
TOPEKA, Nov. 1.-The weather has been
fine and large vote was pollcd. There seems
TO have been much scratching of tickets
throughout the State 1t is not probable that
tonight, and quito likely not until tO-mOr.
row. This Is especially the case in the Fifth
congressional District, where Anderson. the
present incumbent, is running independently.
LEAvENwORTH, KAN, Nov. 2.-Estimated
returns from this city give Moonlight, Dem..
for Governor 1000 majority. The entire
nemoGratlc ticket is elected. Congressman
LOUISIANA.
NEW, ORLEANS, Nov. 2.-The election
the s ate as far as heard from
passed OF quietly: Wilkinson, DEM. has al
Republican votes being cast. The vote In this
city has been light In the country parishes
OF the second District, Hero, Rep. is reported
vote diverted by 6mms in st. James In tho
Third District meaGer reports received indl.
cate cate fstr vote polled; throughout the bal.
the Democrats. only small vote was polled,
electing the following to Congress: Fourth
District. N c. Blanchard; Fifth. Cherubusco
Newton; Sixth. E. W. Robertson.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 2.-The canvass of the
vote in this city has been completed. In the
crat, received 1925 votes; Bose, Industrial,
b Republicans, 3,3 8; Glass, Prohi.
6iat.onist, a11 n- i;1G: Rnsk's majority over al
BALTIMoRE, Nov. 2-The returns received
election !. Of Charles H; G bson, Democrat, in
crat, IN the Second; Barnes Compton, Demo. |
Sa Srat, IL the Fifth, % and Louis =; McComss,
Mary land delegation the same @ e' as ''te in the the
present Congress. and except In the city OF |
Baltimore all the members are reelected |
majority.
MASSACHUSETTS.
DosTON. Nov. "A Worcester special re-. |
press in the Tenth district over w. W. Rice, |
Rep; Patrick A. Collins, Dem, elected to Con- |
gress In the Fourth district; Lodge, Rep, un- |
dOubtedly elected in the Sixth district over |
Lowering. In the Ninth district tho vote for |
Ely, Rep, and Burnett, Dem, is close, and |
the result is uncertain.
BosTON. Nov. 2.-The total vote of this city |
gives Andrews. DEM, 26,709; Ames, Rep, |
1888.
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, Nov. 1.-TWO years ago Alger, |
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