The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-11-16

| tDem.), 1872; Lnmpson (Rep), s. 38T; Marquis
| majority, 1455. The balance OF the State ticke
| received mnjoritics OF over i.OJ0. The Prohib
tionists polled 82i and the Union Labor part
81 votes.
BUcYUUs Nov. 7.-ofncial vote OF Crawfor
| County; Campbell received 4.787 votes, Fot
akor 1883 and Helwig %, giving Campbell
| plurality OF 24H. The other officers are elect
| ed by varying pluralities. The amendment
are oil lost by over 1000 majorities.
SANDUsKy, Nov. 7.-Oflcial returns; Camp
| bell received 1891 votes; Foraker, 3576: Boden
| 1896; Brown, 3,G42: Lennon, 1876; Morris
| 3,621 For Senntors-Soncrant tDem), 3,006
Brady (Dem.), 3Ss7: St John RepD, $500
Lautermun (Rep). $3.50. For Representative
| Moltcr tDcm.) 1884; King Rop), 8,bl7. Hull
| for Commissioner, is the only Republican
elected on the county ticket, and hia majorit,
| is only l3.
GALLipoIJs, Nov. 7.-oncul mnjorities
Foraker, 1,127; Brown, 1,229; Lumpson, i,lo6
| Hester, laO7 Hclwig, 133.
| KEHToN, Nov 7.-Onlcial vote for Hardin
| County: Foraker 3,495. Campbell, 3ils. John
| son, Dem, carries the county for common pleas
| judge by 800 majority. The Democratic county
| ticket is elected, except infrmary director.
MILLERSBURG, Nov. THE official vote o
Holmes County is as follows: Governor, Jas
T.. Campbell (Dem.), 307s; j. b. Foraker (Rep),
l,l62; Helwig (Pro), lj6; Campbcll's plurality,
l,0l0; Lieutenant Governor, Marquis tDom.)
307i; Lampson Rep.), l,l68; Logan tPro.), IFS;
Marquis plurality. 1908.
FINDLAY, Nov. 7.-Hancocs Coun,y's official
vote; Campbell, "a; Lieutenant Governor,
Lampson (Rep.), AZ; State Treasurer,
Brown tRep.), 45; Attorney General Watson
Rep), AZ; Judge of Supreme Court, Dictman
tRep.), 81; Board of Public Affairs, Hahn Usep.),
40; School Commissioner, Hancock (Rep.), 53;
Clerk of the Supreme Court, Hester (Rep.),
~. Helwig, for Governor received d27 votes
an d the Labor -ndidatc IL.
JACKSON, Nov. 7.-Complete returns of Jack
son County give the following: Foraker 1904;
Campbell, $500; Helwig, 25l; Rhodes, 1886;
Lampson, 1874; Marquis, 1855. Senators
Cole, 3l13; Newman, 2,5i0.
MT VERNON, Nov. 7-Onncial vote in Knox
County: Maioritics-C 20: Critchfleld
Dem,), for Representative had 2O7; Blocker
(Dem.), for Auditor a6l; Ralston (Rep), for
Treasurer, li6; Young (Dem), for Commits
sioner 81; Lauderbaugh Rep), for Iniirmarv
Director 13.
1RoNToN, Nov. 1.-Onicial vote OF Lawrence
County: Foraker, 4,Oll; Campbell, 2,9is; Hell
wig, lA; Foraker's plurality, 1908
YOUNGSTOWN, Nov. 7.-Mahoning's official
vote: Foraker, 5,3i3; Campbell, 4sl7; Lamp
son. 52S; Marquis, 1885; Watson, &, $50: Lewis,
4,153; Representatives: Davis (Rep) 5,3S1; Oil
Rep) 5,3d6; Jackson tDem) 4,9!9 Smith
tDem) 1880 The entire Republican county
ticket is elected
MARIETTA, Nov. 1.-washington County's of
ficial count shows that the Republicans carried
the entire ticket, State, district and county, ex-
cept one candidate for the Legislature. The
majorities on the State ticket are: Foraker
So; Lampson, 20i; Brown, 21S; Watson, 223 !;
Diclsman, 1876; Hahn, 2l9; Hester, 23l.
BELLEFONTAINE, Nov THE official count
gives the following vote on the State ticket in
Logan County: Foraker 3,69o, Campbell 2,465
Helwig $40; Lampson 3,6ll, Marquis 1856, Lo-
gan 324
URBANA, Nov. THE official vote of Cham
paign County is as follows: Foraker, 3,697;
Campbell 275S; Helwig, 1858. Lieutenant Gov
ernor, Lampson 3,702; Marquis, e,si6. Treas
urer, Brown, 3,Il3; Boden, 1850 Attorney
General, Watson. 3 G23 Lewis, 1920, Dickman,
3,70S; Follett, $50. Hahn, 3,7l2; Reynolds,
2,s39. Hancock, 3,69s, Miller, 2,s35. Hester,
3,69s. Shumaier, 1885. The county ticket has
majorities of about $50
NoRwALK, Nov. THE official returns of
Huron County, Republican majorities Foraker,
SSl; Lampson, S2j; Brown, 927; Watson, 927:
Dcltman, 932; Hahn. 925; Hancock, 022; Hester,
OlS; Laylin, Representative, SSi; Senator's
Democratic, Soncrant, 1,4S2; Brady, $50.
AKRON, Nov. THE official vote of Summit
County gives Foraker 5,373, Campbell, 4,s02,
Helwig 5i1; Dlmpson 5,526, Marquis 4,7S3, Lo-
gan 1866; Dickman 8, ,533, Follett 4,1SO, Stewart
40; Brown 1886, Boden 4,7i7, Trowbridge 40;
Hester 5,536, Shumaker ATS, Mcknight 46s;
Watson 5,58i Lewis 4.776, Pinney 475; Hahn o.
sol, Reynolds l,7jl, Clark 46S; Hancock 5,53S,
Miller 4,T79, Fuson 467
DAYTON, Nov. 7.-Montgomery County gave
Campbell 1929 plurality; Marquis, 1,2l7; VIM.
E. Boden, 1,l99; Jesse M. Lewis, Lice; Martin
ID. Follet, 1,l57; Frank Reynolds l,l57; Charles
c. Miller, I,16l; j. C. Schumacher, 1,45l. The
Soldiers Home gave Foraker a plurality of
l,29S. Henry G. Marshall, Democratic candi-
date for Senator carried the county by 1853;
Wiclslfe Belville, Democratic candidate for
l431.
NEW LISBON, Nov. 7.-Columbiana County,
Official gives Foraker, 6,O35: Campbell 4,335;
Lampson, Glib; Marquis, G36s; Brown 8, 191;
Boden, 4354; Watson, Q, 100; Louis, 1859; Dick
man. 6, 6,lSs; Folett, 1885; Hahn, G, l92; Reynolds,
1857; Hancock, GAL; Miller, 1910; Hester
J, 20e; Shoemaker 1876
CINCINNATI, Nov. G-,rhe unofficial returns
from Hamilton County give for Governor, Jos.
B. Foraker, 320lO; James e. Campbell, 80G3;
John b. Helwig, p, $50; John II. Rhodes, u
L.. 1853. Campbelrs plurality, ,Gi3.
The Republicans have elected Captain George
to the State Senate, Sextro being de-
ieatcd by upwards OF 1900 votes, and Chas S.
Dunn TO be n director OF the county infrmary
by nearly 500 plurality over Thos W. Paxton.
Corcoran, d., for Senator only leads Bromwell,
R., 1853 votes.
TOLEDO Nov. G-Complete returns, official,
rom every precinct in Lucas County give For
lker 1890, Campbell 1899: ForalSer's majority
5l net Democratic gain of AIS. Foraker is
behind In nearly every precinct In the county.
Ryan and Sutton, Democratic candidates for
senators, are elected. Griffin and Messer are
e-elected to the Legislature with majorities of
thousand Tho entire Republican county |
icket is elected by majorities ranging from 400
o ., 300.
HAMILTON, o., Nov. Sat ll:30 but twelve |
recincts out OF thirty nine were in, and these |
how Democratic gains OF 1866. Campell will |
robably carry the county by $500. The Dem
cratic candidates for Senator and Legislature |
re OF course elected. Campbcll's majority in |
he city is estimated at $50. The Fourth Ward, |
which usually gives $50 Democratic majority, |
ives Campbell less than 100. Campbell loses
is own precinct.
OXFORD, Nov. 5.-Oxford Township gives
campbell 3I5, Foraker 800; Republican loss 5S.
MIDDLETowN, Nov. g. First Ward Foraker
DO, Campbell 23S, Helwig 10; Second Ward,
foraker 1of, Campbell 1893, Helwig II Third
Yard, Foraker 49, Campbell 262, Helwig 8;
ourth Ward Foraker 209 Campbell 227, Hell
zig o; Lemon, N. P.-Foraker 81, Campbell l33
lelwig 2; Lemon Center, Foraker 40, Campbell
p Helwig l. Madison, N. P.-Foraker 49,
ampbell 244, Helwig 16. Republican gain over
ist year in Lemon Township including Mid
letown, 1876
CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 5.-The returns in at
lidnight show that Foraker has carried Cuya-
oga County by at least 5000. He runs ahead
his vote TWO years ago. but is still behind his
cket somewhat. The entire Legislative dele
alton is elected by pluralities ranging from
iree to four thousand- and the county ticket,
18th possibly one exception, is elected.
UPPER SANDUsKY, Nov. 5.-Returns are very
ow In coming in. Upper Sandusky, Crane,
ackson and Salem Townships give Foraker
u, Campbell 1916, Republican loss OF "a over
yo years ago. Foraker is running behind his
cket. Republicans elect William Gregg,