The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-11-07
NIP AND TUCK.
DreadfuIIy Close between
Foraker and Campbell.
Rest Of the Republican State
Ticket Elected.
Enau.rer Claims the Legislature
by six and the Commercial
Gazette by Eight Ma
jOrity.
1t Midnight It Looked rs Though
Campbell WouIJ Pull
Through by 5000.
vire.nfa, New Jersey, New York, Ears'
land ard lows .Demccrntic-Ne.
braska and Massachusetts
Republican.

Republican.
Columns. O., November G-The streets
were crowded with an eager tbrong early
last evening anxious to hear news from the
| election, but owing to the length OF thu
ticket and the scratching that was done
everywhere, the count was tedious, and Il
was not until 8 o'clock that few precincts
came Struggling in.
Governor Foraker heard the news at biz
private Office in TIE capitol. In the execu
| tive chamber with him were his father-in
law, II. s. Bundy, Stephen A. Douglass, jr.
| Surgeon General Jones, Colonel II. L. Wet
| son. of Ironton, Colonel Harry c. Sherrand
of Staubenville. Rev. r. McMurdy, Of
Washington. D. c., Adjutant General Ak
line, Asa Bushnell, of Springfield, and Pri
| vate Secretary kurtZ.
Mr.. Campbell was not in the city. Chair
man Neal and about dozen prominent
| Democrats heard the returns at the com
mittec headquarters. but these rooms were
not open to the public. The Democrats o
| this city had Wirthwein's hall on South
High street and here vast throng heard
| the returns from this and other states
while the Republicans had public meet
ing to hear the returns in the city hall.
Here Colonel Conger presided and Hon
Levi ]. Burgess read the returns. The first
| kilograms that came in were from Cincinnati
and showed a astupendons gain Tor Campbell
| few were read from western reserve
towns where the Republicans made small
| gains which went a little to Offset the losses
| in Cincinnati, At ten o'clock there was o
| feeling of depression at the city hall as il
| was evident that if the rate of Democratic
| gain there established should continne,
| Campbell would be elected. When 40 pre-
cincts had been heard from in the state
| Campbell had made q net gain Of 10 to a
! precinct.
A:12 o'clock last night Chairman James
| &. Neal, OF the Democratic State Executive
committee said: 'Campc!l has carried the
stat" by al least 5000 plurality and the
IMPLICATIONS are that this number will be
increased To ten or fifteen thousand. Lat
st adv ces show that lie has carried Ham
iton county by G,re0.
I'VE aim both branches of the legisla-
ure, although the Information We have
received in this respect is Eot so definite as
hat relative 20 the gubernatorial contest.
"rhere is no doubt in my mind about
the defeat of Governor Foraker. The enor-
nous gains in many parts of the state rem
der mis- election Impossible.
Goveruor's Vote.
CINCINNATI, November 6.-In 10 precincts
Hamilton county, Foraker r. for governor
l,2s6, Campbell 1,45i.
Twelve precincts city OF Cincinnati, Fora
ker l. 604, Campbell /, ,969; TO comparisons
can be made in Cincinnati owing to change
in precincts.
CInCINxArI, November Gone hundred
and nineteen voting places in Ohio outside
of Cincinnati give Foraker $3.50, Camp
bell Ii, ZOO Helwig 1,0u8. The same places
in 1887 gave Foraker is, 403, Powell 1854,
Sharp $50.
One hundred and thirty-nine voting
places in Ohio outside of Cincinnati give
Foraker 1887, Campbell 15.S16, Helwig
LILO. The same places in 1857 gave Fora
ker Is. 114 Powell 1880, Sharp 1,02l.
C1NcINHAgI, November 81 Sixty-four
voting precincts. outside Of Cincinnati, give
Foraker s, PIG. Campbell 6.S41. I!clwie S61.
Same placcs in 1887 gave Foraker 1868.
Powell 1886. Sharp 257. Fifty precincts in
Cincinnati give Foraker 7.249, Campbell
1888.
CIscrSwATI, November 6.--Two hundred
and nineteen voting precincts in Ohio, ont.
side OF Cincinnati, give Foraker 80, s32,
Campbell 26,656 Helwig 1857. Same
places in 1857, gave Foraker 30, 424, Powell
24,625. Sharp 1857.
CINcINNATI, November Cess voting
places in Olio outside Cincinnati. give
Foraker SO, 354, Campbell 32,4iS. Helwig
2O5I. The same places in 1887 gave Fora
ker 35 693, Powell 80 o12o. Sharp 1911.
Two hundred and ninety-nine voting
places outside Cincinnati give Foraker AZ
643, Campbell So Az Heiwig 2,2i4. The
same places in 1887 gave Foraker IL, 81.
Powell 35, $50, Sharp 245.
CIScINNArI, November 6.--Three hun
dred and six;y-four voting places in Ohio
outside Of Cincinnati, rives Foraker 5l.5l3
Campbell 1925. Helwig 1852. Same in
1887 gave Foraker so. 40 Powell A, 1852,
Sharg 2,G69.
CrNc1xSAr1, November Give hundred
and forty-six voting places in Ohio outside
Of c;r cin,at; give Foraker SO, l3S, Campbell
&c, cs-, Holwig 4.0SS.
One hundred and fifty six precincts out
of 40 in Cincinnati give Foraker q. 1874,
Campbell 1888.
Six hundred and nine precincts in Ohio
outside of Cincinnati give Foraker 92.43a
Campbe!r So SO. Helwig 4.2o9. The same
places in 1887 gave Foraker 80, 5S6, Powell
g., 135, Sharp 4.GoS.
Six hundred and forty-eight voting places
in Ohio outsidc Of Cincinnati give Foraker
100, 1o5 Campbell 96 1Si, Helwig 5.O5s. The
same places in 1887 gave Foraker o., ,067,
Powell sS,757, Sharp5,l4o.
ais Democratic Gain in /: Precincts In
Columbus.
COLUMBUS, O., November e-Twclve pre-
cincts from all parts of the city show a net
Democratic gain over the election of 1887
OF 215. Campbells plurality from these II
precincts is $50.
Democratic Gain "f 1s9 IN go Precincts.
COLUMBUS, O., November 6.-Twenty vot
ing precincts in OHIO give Foraker 2,495,
Campbell 2,o39 Helwig 1856; same places in
1887 gave Foraker 2,3i4, Powell l.696,
SeitZ 80.
Democratic Gain OF 3:5 in 33 Precincts.
Thirty-:hree voting places in Ohio give
Foraker 4, 147, Campbell 3, 230, Helwig 10;
Powell 9, 1856 Sharp SO.
COLUMBUS, O., November 6.-Six hundred
and ninety-two precincts outside of Cincin.
natl show Democratic gain OF G,35l, which
will elect Campbell by $500.
COLUMBUS, November g. Eighty-four
voting places in Ohio outiide of Cincinnati
give Foraker 10, s2s, Campbell 92S6, Helwig
5S5. The same places in 1857 gave Foraker
1857. Powell S2l9, Sharp 459.
Democratic Gain in franklin County.
COLUMBUS, O., November 6. - Marion
township shows Democratic gain Of 6S for
Campbell.
COLUMBUS. O.. November 6.--Eight scat
'ampbell 977; same precincts in 1887 gave
Foraker !. $40, Powell 7i9 Seitz IL. -.
Democratic Gain in Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI O., November 6-There are
227 precincts in HaMilton county. The
,ficial count has been made in three of
hem, and shows net Democratic gain of
l33 over the presidential vote.
Six precincts of Cincinnati give Camp
bell net gain of 292. In Glendale, which
nas been considered strong Foraker pre-
,inct, Campbell has gain of %.
Republicans Ctaim Cincinnati.
WAsHINGroN, November 6.-Prvate dis
pa tches from the Cincinnati Commercial
Gazette Office say: Hamilton county is
claimed by Republicans 1000 to 1850.
Democratic Gains.
CINCINNATI November Gone hundred |
precincts in Ohio outside of Cincinnati give |
Foraker 12.9o7. Campbell 1i.295, Helwig |
S93. Same precincts in 1887 gave Foraker |
l2, 596, Powell 1918, Sharp $50. Sixty |
seven precincts in Cincinnati give Foraker |
]. }.S37. Campbell II. 33i.
COLUMBUS. o., November Gone hun
lred and seventy-two voting places in
Ohio, ouside of Cincinnati, give Foraker