The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-11-12
Ohio Safe-LateSt Returns Show
That Campbell Has Carried
the State.
Returns From Nebraska, COlOra-
do, New Jersey and
Other States.

governor oil Ohio by from SIX TO eight
thousand plurality. Ohio republicans con-
cede Foraker's defeat. Foraker has wired
Campbell bis congratulations and good
wishes. st of OHIO state ticket is
claimed by republicans, but it is very close
probably republican by small pluralities.
Advices from Des Moines say Iowa
democrats claim positively that Boise,
democrat, is elected governor of Iowa by
from FIVE to seven thousand plurality. Re-
publicans are slow to give up Iowa, hut
have but little hope for governor.
The democratic plurality in New York
is about $4,000. Heavy democratic
gains are reported from Kansas and Ne
braska.
Malone is beaten in Virginia by about
10000 plurality.
Maryland and Pennsylvania seem to be
unchanged.
Advices from Massachusetts are meagre
but indicate a very close election.
New Jersey goes democratic by largely
increased msjority.
The New Y srk World claims a gain of
ten democratic members in the lower house
of the legislature.
Columbus, O., Nov. 5.-The election in
Columbus was one of the most quiet ever
experienced in this city. The nonotony
was scarcely varied by an incident worthy
of note. The weather was superb, and
the Repub leans early thought this was an
omen Of success. The registration ma
chinery made the voting one OF form rs
ther than excitement. The indications
are that The registered vote was we'll
gotten oft. The polls did not close till 6
pm. The tallv has been kept ON thu
head OF the ticket ia one precinct of the
Sixth Ward, Rep, Columbus, and it
shows that twenty r publicans scratched
Foraker. and the Republican vote is
about 100 short.
The returns are coming In slowly. Forty
precincts heard from show a net av. rage
democratic gain of ten to precinct
Forsker's M ,jority two years ago WAS
$4,000. This indicates that the result on
governor will be close.
One hundred aud fifty-nine voting
places in Ohio outside Cine: nnati, Forak r.
2l,604; Campbell, 10 pa: Helwig. 1905
Same places in 1887, For ,ker, q, OS6; Pow
ell 1852; Sharp, 1857. City Of Cincinnati,
eighty-two precincts, Foraker, 1852;
Campbell, 1861. The same relative vote
throughout the state will elect Foraker
by 5000.
NEBRASKA.
Lincoln, Neb., Noy. 5-Nsbraska voted
to-day for state and county officers and a
Congressman to Gil the vacancy caused by
the death Of James Laird, rep, in the
second district. The day was fair all ever
Nebraska, but the vote was not large, as
little interest was shown. Returns are
coming il slowly. Nothing has been
he ard so far to change the .stImate of the
republican msiority of $4,000 TO 10000.
OMAHA.
Omahs, Eeh., November 5-Returns
flom three counties show much lighter
vote than that cast last year, with in
creased Republican ma jorities. The vote
in the larger cities will not be counted be-
fore a.. 10.
AT REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS.
Lincoln, Neb. Nov. Sat 1890 very
few returns have been received at the Re.
publican headquarters in this city. Chair
man Richards, of the Republican State
Central Committee, thinks it safe to
say that Norval, Rep. is elected Supreme
Judge by IL 600, and Morrill, and Knights
Reps, regents of the State University
by 10000, Laws, Rep, to Congress from
the Second District by 1000.
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, Md. Nov. Sat l0:l5 %. m.
pertial returns to the Sun from city aud
counties indicated that Baughman, dem,
is reelected state comptroller by about
1000 majority, gain of 1000 on his for
ner vote,
At Ills the American bulletin saws
Davidson, democratic candidate for may
or, carries the city by 400, as estimated
by the returns of thirteen wards out of
twenty-five.
WYOMING.
Cheyenne, Wyo.. November 5.-A big
storm leveled many telegraph wires last
might, and it is impossible to secure returns
from the isolated precincts of the interior.
The total vote on the Constitution will be
nearly 1000, with few more than 1000 in
the negative. The combination of county
officers against the Statehood movement
weakened at the last moment The female
electors exhibited lively interest in the con-
test, all working tor the Constitution, which
guarantees them the suffrage rights now en-
ioyed.
MISSISSIPPI.
Jackson, Miss, Nov. $50 little in
terest was felt in the election, there being
no opposition to the democratic ticket,
that the executive committee has not pro-
vided for returns as heretofore
Five counties having local dissensions
enjoyed some little excitement, but other
wise the election was unusually quiet and
uninteresting. Unfavorable weather will
make the vote even lighter than was an.
ticipated.
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City, n. J., November BE
turns are coming in slowly from the va
rious portions of the state, and the figures
In most cases will not be obtained tonight.
There is every indication of sweeping
democratic victory. Telegrams indicate |
that the democrats have carried many |