The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-06
The Democrats Make Magnificent
Gains Everywhere.
OHIO Is RIGHT SIDE UP WITH CARE
General Malone is Buried FOrever-Iowa is
Coming Around Handsomely New
York Does Herself Proud.
OHIO.
FORAKER HOLDING HIS OWN.

holding his own in spite of the bitter fight
against him
The Post Independently says there are
five Republican ticket holders to one Demo
crZS throughout the city. Scratching of
the Republican ticket in the German wards
is confined to Foraker.
COLUMBUS. o., Nov 5.-The election in
Columbus was the most quiet ever ex-
perienced in the city. The polls did not
close until pm.
CINCINNATI, o., Nov. 5-The scenes at
the polls were extremely quiet all day
The pan American visitors displayed sur
prise at the orderly character of the pro
ceedngs. After dinner the party visited
the headquarters of the board of election,
and witnessed the reception of the returns.
They were given an informal reception
this evening, and late tonight started for
Pittsburg.
WHAT QUAY COMEDIES.
PrrTsBURG. Nov. Quay says the latest
advices make Ohio very close and Virginia
Democratic.
SITUATION AT CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 5.-The election in
Ohio was very quiet. In Cleveland the day
was marked with no adventure. The Re
pIblicans generally felt sure that Foraker
would be cut here and there by cautious
citizens who think two terms in guber-
national chair quite enough for any man,
and by others who do not or ever will be-
lieve that he was faithful to Sher-
man in the last convention. The Demo
Gratis felt confident that Campbell
would suffer at the hands of those
members of his party who swear by eX-
President Cleveland and tariff reform All
this complicated the situation and the Re
ptf5licans were prepared to hear of Fora
ola I'm a nj Nv of
defeat by plurality not quite so large per-
hNps, but equally convincing. The whisky
question, too, cut no small figure in the con-
test The impression prevailed that the
brewers, distillers and dealers generally
were Democrats this autumn, and many
favor of restoring the liquor traffic
were quite content to vote the
Republican ticket and thus defeat
the supposed purpose of those men who
seek to amend the present liquor laws.
Here again was al other complication, and
there was indeed no 'logic of the situa-
ton" 1t was plain case of unfathom
able uncertainty.
Early this evening, as returns came in
from the various precincts throughout the
state il became evident the prohibitionists
were gaining, which meant loss to
the Republicans. 1t was also observed
that the Labor party had lost heavily over
y
gain for the Democrats.
The first Cleveland precincts from which
reports have been received showed that
while Foraker ran behind his ticket he
made gain over the vote cast for him two
wears ago At II 30 O'Clock the indications
gave a Republican plurality in Cuyuga
county of from {, QUO to3, 500. Lake county,
b. near Cleveland, reversed the order, how
ever, and returns from there give Foraker
2,4o7 and Campbell 932, net Democratic
gain of l6l.
At12 30 the Republicans are positive of
having the legislature, which, if true,
means Republican United States Senator
instead of Henry b. Payne. In the west
ern reserve, the Republicans have gained
almost in every county, and If Foraker is
ss the southern end ., the state
y both CLAIM THE GoyERaeR.
COLUMBUS, O., Nov 5-Chairmal.s Neal,
of the Democratic state executive commit
tee. claims CAnpbolrs election by from
5000 to 5000 plurality. AS to the iegisla-
ture. he Is in doubt He thinks, however,
it may be Democratic on JOINT ballot. The
entire legislative ticket in Hamilton county
is claimed by the Democrats, with gains
elsewhere.
Elk Chairman Cappellor, of the Repub-
iican committee feels confident that For
uker is Elected. He does not concede
Hamilton county to the Democrats by
more than 1000 votes and says the Demo
cratic gains elsewhere in the state must
average 81 votes to elect Campbell. He is
sure the Republicans will gain in the coun-
trzg districts. The Republicans claim they
have the Legislature surely.
HAMILTON COUNTY.
CINcIxNATI, Nov. 5.-The loss by Fora
ker Of Hamilton county, which gave him
plurality of nearly 1000 two years ago,
has been largely effected by detection in
the German Republican wards. The
losses in q single precinct in some of these
1yarls amount to more than 200 votes. This
result was not anticipated by the Repub-
Ecaps. While the losses of Foraker were
not confined TO these wards, they are much
more marked than in any other portions OF
4he.city. Returns show that in the Ger
man wards the head Of the ticket was Sc
yereiy hit by Republican scratchers.
The Commercial Gazette, commenting on
the result of Hamilton county, says it is the
outgrowth of the Sunday question. The
saI6on legislation did not seem 10 be the
disAlrbing thing but rather the administra-
ton Of Sunday laws were the cause of dis
content among the Germans.
The estimation ut midnight IS that
Campbell will carry Hamilton county by
over G.4O0 and sixty-three precincts in
ohio outside Of Hamilton county give
Foraker I'll, 976, Campbell g. Isl, Helivig
2 h34 The same in 1887 gave Foraker
* 7SS. Powell 56365, Sharp 1889. This
shows an average gain of per cent. for
Campbell.
CAMPBELL IS COMING
CISc1NxATI, Nov. 5.-One hundred and
one OF the 40 precincts in Cincinnati give
Campbell plurality of $50 rms lndl-
cat,.s for the city and county majority for
Campbell of 1885, which will be Demo
cratic gain in Hamilton county OF II ,OOO.
This would leave little over l2.OOO IN
other portions of the state to be overcome
by Campbell.
cAMPBELL's MAJORITY.
sGrScrNyATI, Nov 5-The Enquirer claims
the election of Campbell by slight ma
iority, but comedies the election OF Jhe re y
of the state ticket AS to the lHgiSlal ''re.
IL is in doubt. Six hundred and eighty four
voting places outside of Cincinnati CAV {
Foraker l0O,0l5, Campbell 96.lo4, Helwig
Boss The same places IN 1887 gave Fora
ker 9S, G67, Powell IS, 767, Shary ., l4O.
Complete returns give Foraker 2o,662,
Campbell Sl,7l4. CampbelPs majority,
6,O52
IFS, ASDS AND BUTTS.
C0SvuBus. Ohio, Nov. 6.-1:3O a. M
Later returns seem to assure Republican
majority of the legislature on joint ballot;
The Republican state committee has closed
the figures and issues the following: ''Ihe
Republican state executive committee
claims the election of the Legislature ana
f.sha a+.., ,i.lrct eycant Governor Foraker,