The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-11-13
HARRISON is REPUDIATED.
A GREAT DEMOCRATIC LANDSLIDE.
Ohio Leads OF, Retiring Foraker = New
York Falls In - Malone Is showed
Under-IOwa Democratic - Great
Gains Everywhere.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 6. 8 a. m.-Cincinnati
complete gives Foraker 25,662; Campbell,
3l,7l4. Campbell's majority, 6,052.
At a. m. the republican state COM
mittee at Columbus closed up its figures
and issued the following:
The republican state executive committee
claim the election OF the legislature and state
ticket, except Gov. Foraker, who is in doubt
II the republican counties in the western re-
serve and in other parts OF the state hold up to
expectations Foraker will pull through by a
small plurality. A. l.. CoNGES, Chairman.
COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 6.-The Hon. Grover
Cleveland, New York
Gov Foraker has surrendered all the repub-
liean flags in Ohio. ALLEN w. THURMAN.
COLUMBUS, Nov. 6.--At l o'clock this after
noon Gov. Foraker sent the following tele
gram:
To the Hon. James Z. Campbell, at Hamilton;
To the full extent that a defeated candidate can do
so with proprety, allow 10 Oiier my congratula-
tions and assure you il will give pleasure TO
tend yo9 every courtesy can show you in eonnec-
OF your administration.
Mr.. Campbell replied:
Permit 10 thank you most heartily for the
cordial telegram just received / accept with high
appreciation your tender OF courtesies upon the oc-
casion referred to.
COLUMBUS, o.. Nov. THE indications nov
are, on figures received at republican aud dem
ocratic headquarters, that the republicans will
elect all the candidates on the state ticket with
the exception of Campbell, and possibly
lieutenant governor. The republican COM
mittee sent out telegrams TO county chairmen
for the vote on the respective candidates in the
counties. and has heard from thirty-six coun.
ties out of the sighty-eight. The returns show
that in these counties the balance of the ticket,
without much variance in the figures, has re-
rather, the head OF the ticket has run be
On these figures il is estimated
that Campbell must have n plurality of at least
1900 in order to insure the election
Of the rest OF the democratic ticket.
and the republican committee does not think
his plurality will be over 10000. II is believed
that Watson for attorney-general and Hester
Tor clerk OF the supreme court will run about
1000 ahead of the rest OF the ticket not count
ing the head.
At democratic Headquarters il is conceded
that Campbelps plurality will have TO be 11,000
in order TO save Marquis, and that the rest of
the ticket Is In much greater danger. The dem
ocrats. however, think that CampbelPs plural
ity will reach 1900 or $4,000, which would in
sure the election OF the entire democratic
ticket
CINCINNATI, Nov. 9.-Music hall was again
the scene of a great democratic meeting to.
night. The spacious hall was packed TO the
doors with an enthusiastic multitude, while
outside the square was thronged with people.
Before the meeting parade took place. Every
street along the line of march was crowded,
and colored fires brilliantly lighted up the
scene. At Music hall the Hon. Isaac Jordan
spoke, followed by Gov.-elect Campbell.
COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 1.-THE official returns
from sixty counties received at the secretary OF
states office and the other twenty-eight on tel
egrams from the officials OF the counties indi-
cate that the plurality of Lempson, rep, for
lieutenant-governor will be l3l. These figures
will not vary much from the final result. The
republicans elect all the state ticket except
governor.