The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-11-05
OHIO.
Varying Fortunes with the Democracy on
on tho Gain.


on tho Gain.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 4.--The weather Is
fair and voting Is progressing rapidly. A
full vote Is almost certain. In many pre-
cincts two-thiris of the registered vote
was in before Q O'Clock.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 4.-With the excep-
ton Of few saloonkeepers who violated
the Law by keeping their places open on
election day, there were no arrests to-day
on account Of the election. To-day's vot-
ing was the reflex of the dignified
calumnies that marked the conduct of the
campaign. The divisions among the
democrats were caused BY the abolish
ment of the board of city improvements
at the suggestion Of Governor Campbell,
and had its effect In the general apathy
among many OF the usually most active
men in the democratic party. As soon as
the polls closed there was general feel
ing that the republicans had carried the
county by good majority, and that Storr,
republican, had dsfestod coseroye in the
First district, and CALDWELL, republican,
In the Second district, was reelected by a
handsome majority.
The democrats, however, do not con-
cede the defeat of Cosgrove.
CINCINNATI. Nov. ie-One hundred
and ten precincts in Hamilton
county give Ryan majority OF 5,S7s.
Helm, republican, for sheriff, i,ls'.
Jtorer, republican. claims his majority 10
be LOO. He carried his own precinct by
50 majority. which is much larger than
ever before given to republican candi-
date. He made gain Of lao in Madison
vile. The Lincoln club estimates Ryan's
majority in Hamilton county at 1000.
CINCINNATI, Nov. AT $50 o'clock
II is claimed that Storer is elected in the
First district over Cosgrove. Caldwell.
republican, in the Second district, is
elected by a heavy majority.
CINCINNATI, Nov. i.-One hundred and
nineteen precincts in Ohio, outside OF
Cincinnati, give Ryan 1922; Cromley,
u,7s5; Lockard, ssl. The same in 1853
gave Foraker 17,l99; Campbell, 16,S3;
Helwig, 9s7. One hundred and fifteen
precincts in Cincinnati give Ryan 1880;
cromley, li,053; Lockard, 81. The same
in 1859 gave Foraker 1889; Campbell,
2O,259.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 4-One hundred and
eighty-three precincts In Hamilton county
give Ryan, republican, 1895; Cromley,
democrat, 23.4l9. Two hundred and
thirty precincts in Ohio outside of Ham
ilton county give Ryan a majority Of
3,lOG.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 4-The entire repub-
lican ticket in Hamilton county is elected
by a majority ranging from 1900 TO 1900.
-Four hundred and seventy precincts out
side of Hamilton county give Ryan ~, llS: (:
Cromley, 700Tl; lockwood, 3,293. The
same in 1889 gave Foraker 73,50; Camp
bell. 1913; Helwig, 3,il7.
CLEvELASD, Nov. A dispatch from
Fosteria, Ohio, says Ex-Governor Foster,
republican, is elected TO congress in the
Eighth district by 400.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nov. i.-The chair
man of the Wayne county republican
committee says Mckinley carried that
county by 800. Campbell carried II one
year ago by $50.
CLEVELAND, Nov. i.-Indications are
that johnson. democratic candidate for
congress in this district, is elected.
CAMDEN. Nov. 4.-Thirteen precincts in
Stark county out Of a total of 81 gives q
gain for Mckinley over lsS9 Of 5i5. Nc
Kinley's own ward, completed, just IN,
gives a gain of 1856. This makes McRin.
ley's gain si6 in IA Of "a precincts in Stark
county, which went Lilo for Campbell.
CANTON, Nov. i.-Tbe weather was dis.
agreeable, with snow and rain. Man.
ayers are endeavoring 20 get every voter
to the polls. Major Mckinley was
heartily cheered when be approached the
polls this morning to vote,
COLUMBUS, Nov. i.-The election is
quiet The vote is light Outhwait, demo
crat for congress, is believed 10 be run
ming ahead of the ticket.
COLUMBUS, o., Nov. AT l0a5 D. m.
the republican and democratic state com.
mittees have no reliable returns from
congressman in Ohio except Cincinnati,
where both republican congressman were
elected.
TOLEDO. Nov. 4.-The weather is clear
and cold. A heavy vote IS being polled.
TOLEDO, o., Nov. &C, Haynes, demo.
craL is reelected 10 congress in the
seventh Ohio district.
COLUMBUS, Nov. 5.--Donovan, demo
crat, is elected over Brigham IN the Sixth
rturressional district. In the Second