Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-11-07
OHIO.
Fireaiarn F0reaner HOyvIed Out
Cut IN Every Precinct in the Buck


CINCINNATI, u, NOV. 6.-ReturnB OF
Hamilton county vote, with seven pre-
cincts to hear from, give the following
results: Foraker, 32,0i0; Campbell,
SO, 653. Oampbell's plurality, 7,643. 1t
is settled that one Republican senator is
| elected.
The detailed vote shows an almost
unbroken falling off in Forslser's vote
from the rest OF the ticket in all the pre-
cincts. In Cincinnati, he has plurality
in only 8 Of the 80 wards, and these range
from 10 to 527. Campbsll's ward plural.
ties range from 10 10 1853.
In eight wards he has more than 400
plurality for each. This morning returns
have been received from Sl8 OF the @, 100
voting precincts outside of This city,
showing the vote for Fotater 1856, 762;
Campbell, 1871 SIG; tie wig, 6,7G3 rhs
sgme in 1857 gave Foraker 1874, 100;
Powell, 139,s99 Sharp, 1924. This
shows gain for Uampbsll of over nine
to the precinct. While their ratio Is a
matter OF chance, it still gives some data
for estimate. It has been almost constant
between six and nine, and at the lower
ratio 1t would give Campbell enough to
insure his election. Republicans lind
some consolation in the theory that the
townships to hear from, being mainly
rural ones, will not she 80 large gnin
per precinct, but the stio would nave to
bs brought below five 10 the precinct to
give Foraker a chancs.
BIG DEMOCRATIC GAINS.
CINCINNATI, o., nov. 8.-Seven hum
drod aud sixty. five voting places in Ohio
123.7l7; Campbell, 119,6S6, Helwig,
U4S The same districts in 1887 gave
Foraker, l21 1872; Powell, lO9, O2l; Sharp,
$3.50.
HEAVY DEMOCRATIC GAINS.
CINoINNArI, Nov. g. Eight hundred
and nifty nine polling places in OHIO out
side of this city give Foraker LAG Sic,
Campbell 14l $50, helwig 1855. In 1897
the sama districts gave Foraker 143 493,
Powell 1858 Sharp 1873
FORAKER sURREsDERs THE FLAGS.
COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 6-Alleu W..
! Thurnan has sent the following;
COLUMBUS, o.. Nov. 8.--Hon. Grover
Cleveland, New York Cove nor Foraker
has surrendered all the Republican flags In
Ohio.
REPUBLICAN, ADMISSION.
CoLusDus, Nov. An extra edition
OF tho Dispatch, Ind. Is. claims that the
official vote OF the state will be necessary
/ 20 determine whet Ter Foraker or Camp
bell is elected. It is generally believed
. here that the Legislature will show g
, Democratic majority, ont this tho Re
publican committee does not concede.
DEMOCRATIC GAINS IN THE COUNTIES.
CIGoINNATI, Nov. 6,-Eews from the
state OF Ohio liz fgagmentary an6 incom
plete. IN Butler county, Olmpbell's ma
jority is estimated at $500. Mr.. Camp
bell Lost tis own precinct in Hamilton
but in Oxford township there was dc
? oided Domocrstio gain. Warren county
gives about l 200 Republican majority
!, Montgomery county Ia claimed by tht
Democrats, with senator and represen
y tatiye, which would be gain OF one il
. each house. In Ross county the Rspnb
!, licans have n majority, electing two rep
u resentatives; Massie, h., is elected sena Of
L In that district. Washingtcn!c ounty,electI
the entire Republican ticket except tina
Roeser, D., is elected representative. 4
Democratic vain. Auglnise county viii
9 give Campbell about / 800 majority,
heavy Democratic gain. Clermont count,
n shows heavy Democratic gaina. Tn
'. Democrats elect their entire county ticse
" and will have about 300 majority. II
70 Oampbell. Summit county about n Dem
10 ocratic gain OF !, 1870 over 1887. Guernse.
b. county gives Foraker about 800 majority
g. and elects the whole Republican count
~ ticket. Fayttts county shows Demo
ID cratic gain of U. In Highland count.
o. the Republican representative is elected
D. Madison county shows Republican gain
IF and elects the whole county ticket excsp
auditor. Ia Brown county the entir
Democratic county ticket was elected
Clinton county shows Democratic gains
but the Republican ticket is elected
Lawrence county (estimated) Republ
;. can majority of 1890. Meigs county
W Republican by $500. CLARK count
o gives about 800 Republican msjority, Blu
=. these ia u heavy Democratic gain. Gree
Nv county shows Democratic gains, but Fol
~ akers majority is estimated at l 500
y ~ Preble county elects Republican repre-
70 70 sentative. In Nuskingum county ii
- vote on representative is close.
ns 5000 FOR CAMPBELL
ii. CINCINNATI, Nov. 6.--Incomplete n
a turns from all the counties in the STA
Ie. except 26 give Campbell q plurality
he. 4 726. The &c counties not heard fro
or pavs Powell, d., in 1887 plurality
IN. l79. The outlook FROM these figures
,al that Csmpbslrs plurality In the state
rE about 8 coo.
ms PROBABILITIES STILL FAVOR oAMrBELL,
'ly COLUMBUS, Nov. 6.-0nly mesgro add
les tional returns have been received
NO either the Republican or Democrat
go headquarters up to noon to-day. The
yes Give nothing definite as TO the reaul
by which is evidently very close on the sta
az, ticket and the Legislature, with the prob
bilisy that Campbell is elected. Chairmt
OopRer Of the Republican state commit
at noon said they did not concade Il
state to the Democrats and expressed
u" desire to await further returns befo
-, giving out an estimate further than
,ay say the Legislature ia in doubt Cha
W. man Neal claimed q majority OF III
s1 Joint ballot early this morning for I
o.e Democrats, but il now not 30 certain
~. ~ the result. 1t may require several do
wv to settle all doubts as to tho general I
A. semhly.
~ FORAKER coNGRATULATRs CAMPBELL.
ion CoLuMBus, Nov. 6-The Eoening d
de. patch has the following: Republic
state committee concede Mr.. Campbell
election and Foraker has wired n
Campbell his congratulations. III
clsim the rest OF the state ticket. L
''' legislature is in doubt.
h;,, DEMOCRATS ALSO CONTROL THE LEaIsLATu
last COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 6.-The Rpput
re- can state committee lat p. 10. concet
the the election OF Campbell and ADMITS u
itu. Tho legislature is Democratic in bt
Iore branches.