The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-06
FORAKER FALLS BEHIND
The Election Is Very Close and Both
Parties Claim 4 Victory.
The Fire Alarsm Candidate 1.a.s-~ Ssv~n a.
Eight Thousand Votes tn sbn~ County
Alon~-what the Latest Di--
afcoa kens,sS

Eight Thousand Votes tn sbns County
Alon~-whst the Latest Di--
pAtch~. show.
CLEvELAND, a.. Nov. 5.-Thc election
Ia Ohio was very utIict. In Cleveland the 4
day was marked with no excitement. The
rcpiblicans generally felt sure that Fora /
kcr would bs. cut here, and there by ca,i-
tiotis citizens who think that two terms in |
the g,ibcrnatorial chair quite enough for |
any man, and by Others who sio NOT bc- |
lieve that he was faithful to Sherman i'm |
the last convention. The republicans felt |
confident that Carnpl,cil would suffer mt |
the hands spf those nneni,rrs of his party |
who swear by ex-Presitlcnt Cleveland and
tariff rs.forin. All this complicated the
! tn hear of Fosaker's election 10y ~ plural
| ity of 10000 ar his defeat i'y plurality rot
| quite so large, perhaps, hut equally
| convincing. The whisky question.
too. cut mo- small figure i'm
| the contest. The impression prevailed
that the brewers. distiiicrs AMI dealers
| generally were democratic this autumn
| and many mcini'srs OF the Democratic
| party i'm favor of restraining the liquor
\ traffic were quite content to vote the
/ publican ticket and thus defeat the sup
| posed purposes of these who seek to
| amend the present liquor law. Her, again
was another complication and there
indeed no logic of the situation. Ii was
| a. plain ease of unfatho,nablc uncertainty.
Early this evening as returns came in
| from various precincts through the state
| IL became evident that the prohii,itionists
was gaining which loss to the rcpui,-
licans. Ii was also observed that the labor
party had lost heavily over two years ago.
indicating u heavy gain for the democrats.
The fir-tCisvciand precinct from which
| reports wcrc received showed that while
Foraker ran behind his ticket hc made a
gain over the vote east for him two years
| were good for a republican plurality in
Cuyal,oga county Of from 3,OOO to :i.5O.
having the iesIsias..rc. which. II true.
. means a republican United States senator
} most in every county. II Foraker is de-
featcd the southern end OF the state did il.
the order however.and returns from there
| give Foraker 4s1 and Campbell :es2, net
democratic gair, of l6l.
| 7 (INCISSATl, Nov. 5.-At o'clock to-
. | night returns received from Cincinnati,
showed gains for Campbell So that rrp,,,-
10y from 1000 to 1000. Fifty precincts out
cf hs: in tnc city gave f"rak.r ,.a4s;
: Cincinnati ~ precincts gave Foraker SAC.
, Campbell ga, Helwig Nil. The sam. pre-
einc,. ia ls". gave Foraker ",s.s. Powell.
5,SSsi, Sharp tprohiipitioni 251. This show.
!. gain for Campheli of o0O. Foraker ran
bchnd his ticket in many prccinct- in
Cincinnati. In lia precincts In Ohio. out
> side OF Cincinnati: Foraker has i5.sio,
!, CaIipl,eli l3..OD. Hslwig l,US. Th" same
4 places in lss1 gave Foraker i5,41i. Powell
, One hundred aud one of i1O precincts in
. Cincinnn,i nat give Canphcll plurality Of
. county a majoriiy for Canpb.li OF 4.:ssi
which will be "a dcm''er:,tic gain i'm Hamil-
, little over i2.pO in other portions of tn.
. . state to he overcome by Campbell.
s; S %'Sss Ssr Il ns H"'' h. IL s,sris, sns sss
for Camplpcll without these 5ls9.
The loss by Foraker of Hamilton count,
l. 1000 two years ago has been largely cf.
:. fectcd 10y detection i'm German republican
q wards. The LOSSES in single precincts in
| spf tlls,ss. wards
4 than I'D. l'ir. result WAS not anticipated
a by the republicans. While the losses o
- Foraker were not confined to these. wards
; they are much less marked in other por
: tiois of th.. city. The returns ALSO show
:. of the ticket was the thing most severed.
q hit 10y republican scratches.
ON the result i'm Wamiiton county. saws I
is the o,itgrowth Of the Sunday question
y Saloon Legislation did not seem io bc ti''
,. disturbing thing, but rather the admins
:, tration Of tn" Sunday laws WAS the caus.
" of tiissontcnt among tl,. Germans. Th,
. estimate at midnight is that CaniI,i,cll viii
= carry Hamilton county by over 6.OU'
W Four hundred and sixty-thrsc precincts IL
sa rat.r 1'',s. .. q" rampii .sisi 'f Htwi, E.f,
3.534. The. same m 1887. Foraker 65. 7ss'
Powell 5s,:si5, Sharp 3.5s2. This shows al
d bell.
3 CIHcINSArI, Nov: 5.-Th. Enquire
n claims the election of Campbell 10y slRl,
u majority, but comedies the election of th,
v rest Of thu. state tic ket. As tai the leRis
D, latlirt IL II in doubt. Six hundred ant
e forty-s.ight voting places in Ohio, o,itsid
}" of Cincinnati. give Foraker iOO.ioo. Camp
r. he'll 3j. LA, Helwig 5,Ois. The same place.
n in 1887 gave Foraker ?s,O67, Powell ~, ,151
- Sharp 5,14O. Cincinnati complete give
Foraker 25,Gi2, Campbell 3i,7l4. Camp
bells majority 6.62.
DUBUQCE. la, Nov. 5.-Thc H~raid SAY
r the. democrats carry every precinct in tin
p city. The Fourth ward, which gave Lar
le rabe l3s majority two years ago. car
IS ried for Bois.s by 81 majority. The Thrs
9. ward gives Boies $50 majority again 81
\. democratic majority two years ago Of :sH
m In 761 prscincts i'm Ohio outside Of Gin,
" cinnati Foraker has 116.6.ss, Campbell
1ll.2l9. Helwg 5,6.st. Same i'm 1ss1. For
akcr lA.Oss. Powell l0l .s61, Sharp 4. .161.
~ CoLUMBUs. a.. Nov. 5.-The election IL
. Columbus was one Of the most quiet eve
i, experienced in the city. The polls did no
close until -. m.
III Chairman Neal OF the democratic stat
executive committee claims calnphs.ll'
election from 5.tsD to 15.UUO majority. A
to the Legislature. ne IL in doubt. Ill
~ thinks however, il may he sleInocratic al
le jpint ballot. Tb. entirs. Legislative tiske
DR. In Hamilton county ia claimed 10y demo
al | Gratis and gains elsewhere.
~ Exl hartman Cooper of the republican
III.