The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-11-06

from Governor Campbell OF Ohio to Hon.
Dickinson says: 1.-THE latest reports In
dicste that Mckinley and Foster are both
defeated, and that we have elected IL
congressman"
CLEVELAND, Nov. 5.--A special from
Canton says there is little or no doubt OF
Mckinley's defeat, although an Official
count will be necessary to satisfy the re-
publcans.
CLEVELAND, Nov. 5.-Ex-Governor Fos-
ter comedies his defeat in the Eighth dis
trict by small majority. Hare, demo-
crat, will have about 800 majority.
CANTON, Nov. 5.-Revised figures In bs
of 81 precincts in Stark county and close
estimates in the balance give Mckinley n
net gain Of zoos and a plurality in his
home county of 975. Medina gives
Mckinley a plurality OF 1895. Holmes
county il is estimated will give 2,0l0 for
Warwick. Mckinley is running $50 ahead
there. Chairman Smyser comedies Wayne
county TO Warwick by 400. These figures
would defeat Mckinley by 60. Democrats
claim Warwick is elected by 800. Mckin-
ley has been gaining on every revision so
far. Should these figures stand he will
have reduced the democratic plurality
over 2.700.
COLUMBUS, Nov. 5.-Returns received
at the democratic state headquarters indi-
cate the election OF IA congressman. This
estimate includes the defeat of Mckinley
and Foster.
The republican state committee, on un-
official returns received from IS counties
and the remainder estimated, claim a re-
publican plurality of l4,O00 on the state
ticket. The committee comedies the de-
feat of Mckinley, republican, for con-
gress by about O0,and Foster, republican,
by 20 or 100. The democratic candidates
In other close congressional districts re-
ceived majorities ranging from go up
ward, except Cosgroye, ofCincinnati, who
is defeated by Storer, republican, by 20.
One of the most remarkable democratic
gains was in the Eleventh district where
Pattison, democrat, was elected by $40,
with gain of l,5j0 over last falls vote.
The republican committee comedies the
delegation 10 congress will stand repub-
licans OLA democrats.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 5.-According 10 re-
turns this evening Ohio congressman
elected are as follows:
First district-Storer, republican.
Second district Calwell, republican.
Third district-iiouk, democrat.
Fourth district-Gantz, democrat.
Fifth district-Layton, democrat.
Sixth district-Donovan, democrat.
Seventh district-Haynes, democrat.
Eighth dIstrct-Haul, democrat.
Ninth district-Outhwaite democrat.
Tenth district-Doan. republican.
Eleventh district t-Pattison, democrat.
Twelfth district-Enochs, republican.
Thirteenth district-Dungan, democrat.
Fourteenth district-Owens, democrat.
Fifteenth district-Harter, democrat
Sixteenth district-Warwick, democrat
Seventeenth district--P Pearson, democrat.
Eighteenth District. ID. Taylor, re-
publican.
Nineteenth district-E. b. Taylor, re-
publican.
Twentieth district-v. C. Taylor, repub-
lican.
Twenty-iirst district-Johnson, demo-
crat.
This makes seven republicans and II
democrats. The election Of Houk and
Warwick is not established by complete
returns. Official and unofficial returns
have been received from all counties of
the state except Columbia, Coshocton,
jackson. Marion, Medina, Monroe, Noble,
Spaulding and Tuscarawas. Estimating
those at the same as they were last year
OH the vote for governor the plurality OF
ID. ]. Ryan, republican, for secretary Of
state is 1913.