, 1889-11-06
Democrats Whooping 1t UP ALI
Along the Line.
Virginia, Colorado, Ohio and
Iowa in the Column.
Democracy Let Loose and It
Speaks Loud.
Election Returns From All
Over the Country.
Ohio.


CLEVELAND. Nov. 5.-Republicans
were encouraged this morning by reports
of fair weather 10 Northern Ohio. At
Republican headquarters in this city it is
estimated the absence of rain meant from
$500 to 5000 Republican votes on the
Western reserve
The county polls close at 4 D. m, hence
q very large vote was cast in the morning,
beginning at 6 o'clock. In all precincts
heard from at 10 q. m. fully two-thirds OF
the entire registered vote had been cast.
So far it is entirely free from disorder.
The Times Star (R~epublican) says:
Governor Foraker is holding his own in
spite OF the bitter fight against him. The
Post Independently says: There are five
Republican ticket holders to one Demo-
crat throughout the city. the scratching
of the Republican ticket in the German
wards is confined to Foraker.
Early this evening, as the returns came
in from the various precincts throughout
the state it became evident the PROHIBIT
tionists were gaining. which meant a loss
to the Republicans. 1t was also observed
thai the Labor party had lost heavily over
the vote of two years ago. The indica-
lions are of a marked gain for the Demo-
Gratis.
The first Cleveland precincts from
which reports were received showed that
while Foraker ran behind his ticket he
made a gain over the vote cast for. him
two years ago. At 11:30 o'clock the in
dications were good fora Republican plu-
rality in Cuyahog county OF from 5000 to
3 5000. Lake county, near Cleveland, re-
versed the order, however, and returns
from there give Foraker 2,487 and Camp
bell 932. a net Democratic gain of l61.
COLUMBUS, o.. Nov. 5.-A heavy vote
is being polled. Foraker is being scratch
ed, but not to the extent anticipated by
Demo Gratis.
CINCINNATI, Nov. Sat 6 o'clock the
returns received in Cincinnati continue 20
show gains for Campbell. The Republi-
cana began to concede the county to him
By from 1000 to 5000. Fifty precincts
out of 327 in the city give Foraker 1859,
Campbell 1888. In the state outside Of
Cincinnati sixty four precincts give For
sker S,2l6. Campbell 6,84l, Helwig 36I.
The same in 1887 gave Foraker 1868,
Powell 1886, Sharp PRO- 257. This
shows a gain for Campbell of GOT. For
aker is behind his ticket in many pre-
cincts in Cincinnati.
At $3.50 the opinion is general that
Hamilton county has gone for Campbell
by from 1000 to 5000. In ll9 precincts
in Ohio outside of Cincinnati Foraker b as
1880. Campbell l3. 10, Helwig l,008.
The same places in 1887 gave Foraker
l5,403, Powell IL, 544, Sharp $50.
One hundred and one of ITO precincts
In Cincinnati give Campbell a plurality OF
l,el0. This indicates for the city and
county a majority for Campbell of. 4. 1856.
which Will be a Democratic gain in Ham
ilton county of IL. 900. This would leave
a little over 1000 in the other portions
of the state to be overcome by Camp
bell.
DUBUQUE, Ia. Nov. s. Rutland
township, Humboldt county. gives Hutch
inson 81, Bates 81. a Democratic gain Of
% votes.
Sioux CRY, Nov. 5.-The weather
was good. Not over two thirds of the
registered vote was polled in this city.
Some OF the polls will not cloee until 9
D. IN. 1t will be late when anything is
known, If anything definite is learned to-
night.
Dies MoINEs. Nov. 5.-Tho State
Register says: The returns show a slight
Republican loss on the vote OF 1887. but
pretty evenly distributed throughout the
state. Smith. for railroad commissioner,
and Given for judge. run even with
Hutchinson in nearly all precincts. With
the precincts yet to be heard from Hutch
inson's estimated plurality will be 5000.
The Herald says; The Democrats
carry every pre- cinct in the city. The
fourth ward, which gave Larrabee 1873
majority two years ago, was carried for
Boies by 81 majority. The third ward
gives Boies $50 majority against a Demo
cractic majority two years ago Of 1896.
The State Re0uter says at midnight
that aggregate returns covering one-sixth