Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-07

the SiAte. The polls were open until
slx O'Clock every where except 81
OinoinnAti, Ohio. The Republi-
cans claim gains on the general
result and that they have hsld their
own In the congressional delegation,
Rhloh stood fifteen 10 Blx In their favor
Judge Thurman 10 ut his residence and
received no one, Eour out OF forty
nine precincts In the city show . Re.
publican gain Of "a.
Tho old Roman, Judge Thurman. and
b sen Allen W., Alighted from 4 coupe
st the polling placs Of the Sixth ward,
precinct A, and cast their ballots for
the Democratic ticket. OWInR TO the
rain the coupe Was driven up within a
few feet Of the window, and without as
sistAnoe the Judge walked acrcss the
pAvenent and handed in hIs ticket.
which he had ready folded In hts hand
WEST VIRGINIA,
WHEELING Nov o The resul, will
rot be known positively G.r At least two
DAYS owing to the lack Of telegraph spd
rNlF1sd facilities. Nearly every point
hehrd from up to this hour III D. my
shows large Republican gains. At ths
home OF Judge Fleming, Democratic
oApdt dtdate for Governor, Goff, Republi-
oAni hiss run ahead If his ticket. and
the Il ,pnblioRps claim that HsrrIson
has the county by 176 mAiorily, gain
OF I13 over 1884 Bstkeley County.
bsne'or Tanikn0E's homA. ls Conoe1ed
10 ih9 Republicans by 1GO from Preel
dent down, q gain Of 1T Kaunyha.
SsnAtor konna's county, gives HarrIsoa
about 800 majority, 200 more than the
h,publioan managers anticipated.
Taylor County gives Harrison $50
majority, gain of 10. The Democrats
eoDo1de Ohio County BY 800, Repub.
llcsn gain OF l2B. Atkinson (Rep. ) for
OoDl Tess, First District, rms ahead OF
his ticket aud his election Is Claimed hy
: safa majority MeAgre ieturDa from
s3ooDd Dlstriot chow big Republican
aains and sssmIto warrant CLAIM that
biiok (Rsp }, has defeated William L
Wilson ior uUpgress. The ticket is ver,
ioog and II y u tsi all night TO fsl5h
the count. The Republicans are o'aim
ing the s.aie BY majority Of 5000.
WISCONSIN,,
II ILwAUKEE Wis, Nov. 6.-FIltecn
pToolnota outside OF Milwaukee thoyg
net Dem ocTRsio gain OF In Eoniu
Republican co1uteB that party con
csdes Democratic RaiuB. Only oue fact
seems TO be well established, and that is
that Barrison will mot get 60 large 4
vote as Blsire did. Hoard (Rtp }, can
oidato for Governor, is sSid to be ruu-
ming bshind his ticket. Iu milwaukee,
: he Poles, who have formerly voted the
Labor ticket, are said TO have voted |
almost entirely Gu masse for Cleveland, |
NEVADA.
CARSON CITY -Harrlsol Las carried |
Nevada by l 800 plurality according 10
reliable etuins from all seotions OF ne |
State. Senator Falr was not IN tge |
state to-day, and the large elico from |
.he Democratic campaign fund whlob il |
was fatd Chairman BrlcO Intended 10 |
send hero for sae on election Gey ana |
not srIivo.
KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE Nov. 6.-The Democrats |
lAve gained Goa Congress IN Ken |
uck3. JOHN g, OATllRle ran hhead OF |
ma unkeE IN HE district, ard Ia he |
.levsd 10 have received the ,lhYeest mS
Iority be has evii had.
rENEsYLvAlfIA.
Pennsylvania has given S ReDubu.
,An majority which feamB likely 10
qusl, ii not exosCd, that given B a,ne
n 1884. Tha reiurps recaiyed mn 10 /
R.e ugulualiy msagro.
The oltc Ion Of twenty, probably
wenty one, Republican OonRfessme5
rat OF ftEenJy.tiRht | aFeured, ana both
,ranodes OF ths Legislature ere strongly
aeDublicEy.
james 7. Mitchell has baen e.e,tsd
upTams iaiEe By the fall RsDublIoap
1ote and j. Brewster AoUoium by the
Dem oGfaiic vote. 1homss McOamanl.
tepubl!can, 10 elected auditor general
~ q majority which is not likslS to C4,I
'shlnd that given E iyor.
Republicans claim the Stats by G2,- a
majority, oves thousand mofs thAs
Jleine r5ceiVe5, md they also claim tho
lection OF q out Of 90 Oonartgsmen
lha-les NJ. BEumT, Republican ana
irseabackar IA the Fo' 'uylkill distrio;
3 de.6a.ea, Gud In William l. scott's
.lbtrio: Republican Is elected. Lynch,
Dem, In LuzsTne and LRcksERunG |
4 triot, Is a!Fo defeated.
Tho next Banat4 will htaud 81 Repub.
leans to l3 Democrats, Rs compared !
7ith So Republicans and IA Democrats
. the l1gi 6.nb.e.
The next Houss OF Representatives {
vii slAnd 1877 Republicans to Sc Demo
rats, Bs compared with 1871 Republi- |
ahs, 90 Democrats ard 3 GreenbeoksrE /
Z the lsst HUnsa, in epits OF the deter
lina'ion OF the combined liquor inter.
SIS OF the State and the ProhibitiOnisEs
D defeat the party.
ILLINOIS
CBICAao, Nov 6-Ehe Democrats !
onceds ihe 5tAt', but still claim tho ;
lection Of Palmsf, Dam, for @ pysruor
wo huudrsd precincts In OhiosRo aive
LsIrisou 80 3lS; Cleveland, 1924;
Ter, Rep, for Governor, 80OtG; Pal.
Ter, Dem, for Governor, s6. 465.
NEW JERSEY.
The outlook in N8V jersey Is fair
here hsva resn biz RsputllcSn gains |
| Burlington. Gloucester, Gu mbarland ,
nd Camden Counties; smaller gains ia {
Omeleet and Ospe May. The Demo
rats gaio In E'Eex and Monmouth /
he Republicans have a chance Of car. /
? ing tho Stat hy small majority '
The Legislature is still Rspu B ioan |
he Democrats gained four ASSEMBLY. 9
len in Bjsex county and one in Bur-
nRton, Monmouth and Middlessx, |
Voorhoas. the Republican candidate d
r CsnRress, has every chance of win. '
Ing in thn Fourth Dlstrios, which is 8
,rongly DsmocrRtic. KeEn (Rsp
as defeated In the Third by jacob l.
The congressional delegation will
lobAbly stAnd four Republicans to two