Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1889-11-08
It Is Certain Iowa Has Elected a
Democratic Governor by a
Large Majority,
But the Republicans Claim the Bal
ance Of the State Ticket and
the Legislature.
The Vote Is So Close That the Full
Returns Only Can Decide
the Question.
campbell's Plurality.


from eighty-four counties in Ohio give
Campbell plurality of 8OO5. The four
remaining counties, Ashland, Geogua, OF
tawa and Pauldlng, gave Powell plural.
ity in 1883 of $50. The completed footings
Of the entire vote of Hamilton county
shows: Foraker, 3S,649, Campbell 4O,8l4.
Campbelps plurality, 7,165; lieutenant gov
ernOr, LaMpsen. republican, $3.50, Mar
quis, democrat, S9,185, Marquis plurality
S68OS, Boden, democrat, So SyO6s' Boden,s blu piu,'
rality 2.26O. Schneider, republican, for
senator has plurality of 2,0S4 over Sex
tro, democrat. who had the lowest vote on
the democratic ticket. The highest vote
for senator was Brown, 1856. The repub-
llcans OF the county outside of the city
elected Charles Quinn director of the
county infirmary.
THE RESULT IN CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, O., Nov. 6.-The republi.
cans in the city of Cleveland are in retire.
ment this evening. They are cogitating in
the privacy of their homes on the vanities
and vexations of all earthly things-politi-
cal things especially. They were not so
terribly taken back to know that Campbell
had been elected, but the generous proper
tions of his plurality as it grew to-day
hour by hour fairly staggered them. They
have carried their own county of Cuyahoga
sure enough, and every man on their
ticket. state, county, district and city ex-
cept justice of peace has been elected, but
they are uncOlsOlable nevertheless. Cum
plete returns from Cleveland and the
bell 49, ,168. Foraker ran from 500 to 1900
votes behind his ticket. In fact, he was
scut'' by republicans in nearly every one
OF one hundred precincts in the county.
Eight republican candidates for general
assembly were elected by ample plurali-
ties and the result in this county, all
things considered, met the expectations of
Ohio the democrats lost and gained votes
in spots: In Summit county, Of which the
fOurishtng and pOpulOus city of Akron is
the capital, the republican loss was sOme-
thing like 1,lOO Akron Is manufacture
ing city and the tariff was made more or
less Of an issue in the campaign there.
Late this evening the impression prevails
here, and tits based on careful review of
all the returns now at hand, that the DEM
Ocrats have majority of two in the house
OF representatives and possibly a majority
of two in the senate. If this should prove
to be true democrat will succeed Hon.
Henry b. Payne, democrat, in the senate
VI VAC OuA otk1L6Ss
ANAJoRITY IN THE LEGISLATURE.
COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 6.-The democratic
state committee is claiming the election of
Campbell by q plurality of $4,000 to 5000
and the rest of the ticket by pluralities
raging from 1000 to 5000. These conclu-
sions are reached from meagre returns and
mostly by estimates, but are believed to be
reliable In the range OF the pluralities
which are given. The republican COM
mittee do not think complete figures will
be sufficiently favorable to save any part
Of their ticket. Both committees and
chairmen seemed to be agreed that tha
democrats will carry the Legislature in both
branches. It's not probable the figures as
agreed upon as to the membership will be
changed from that which has already been
announced, though In some counties they
DO not have conclusive information. From
the best at hand gathered from both head
quarters, qua ter. the house will stand sixty
and the senate 10 democrats and II repub.
iicans. This would give the democrats q
majority OF ten on Joint ballot. Governor
Foraker was asked this evening lie ne he'd
anything to say as to the causes which led
TO the result, and he said: Il greatly re-
gret the result, Of course, but have no
complaints to make Of any body about any
thing. have no time OF. disposition to
discuss the causes. The newspapers will
doubtless do that better than can. / have
sent Campbell the following telegram and
! sincerely wish HIM Q successful admins
tration:
Z s COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 9th.
Hon. james Campbell, Hamilton, Ohio
:Io the full extent that g defeated candt-