The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-06

On returns received in private adyices
the democratic committee estimate that the
republican plurality on the head of the ticket
will be about 10, 900, and think it NAV fall
below these figures On Unofficial figures
they claim that Mckinley is defeated by
300 ana Foster by 800 or 900. Their
estimate as to the numerical standing of
the delegation is the same as that of the
republican committee.
AT CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, Nov. 5.--Unofflcial footings
show that the republicans carried Hamilton
county by majorities ranging from 5, ,S24 for
coroner. to 9.Sl4 for probate judge. The
majority for Ryan, secretary Of state, is
S,252.
Bellamy Staren, the republican candidate
for congress ia the First district, has a ma
joriey Of 2.2Sl. Last year Gov Campbell
carried this district by 5, lS7 This saows
a republican gain of 7,46S In the Second
district John A. Caldwell, rep, is elected by
a majority Of 1912. Last year GOV.
Campbell carried this district by 1905
This Is republican gain Of 9 67S.
oHIo's CoNGREssMEN.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 5, Z p M.-According
to the returns received up to o'clock this
evening, the Ohio congressman elected are
First District-Bellamy Storrer, rep.
Second-John A. Caldwell, rep
Third-George w. Houck, dem.
Fourth-M K. Gantz. dem.
Fifth-Fred c. Layton. dem.
Sixth-D. ID. Donovan, dem.
Seventh-W. Ii. Hayes, dem.
Eighth-D. d. Hare. dem.
Ninth. H. OutEawaite, dem.
Tenth-Robert K. Doane, rep.
Eleventh.. NJ. Pattison, dem.
Twelfth-W. II. Enochs, rep.
Thirteenth-Irvine DUNCAN, dem.
Fourteenth-J. W. Owens, dem.
Fifteenth-M. D. Harter, dem.
Sixteenth-John G.. Warwick, dem.
Seventeenth-A. G. Pearson, dem.
Eighteenth-J. d. Taylor. rep
Nineteenth--E. B. Taylor, rep.
Twentieth--V. c. Taylor, rep.
Twenty -hrst-Thomas L. johnson, dem.
This Is seven republicans and fourteen
democrats
At this writing, however, the election of
Hare and Warwick is established by com
plete returns, and the apparent Majority in
each case is 30 small as TO make it unsafe TO
claim an election until the official count is
made. From official aud unofficial returns
received from all the counties Of the state.
except Ashland, Columbiana, Coshootou A.
jackson, Medina, Monroe Noble, Paulding
and Tuscarawas, and estimating them as
they were last year on the vote for COVER
nor, the plurality of d. J. Ryan, the repub-
lican candidate for secretary of state, is
Is, 129
wARWICK's HOME COUNTY.
MAssILLoE, O., Nov. 5.--Massillon City
and Perry township complete, Warwick Is
home, give Mckinley 1861 and Warwick
1884
HOLMES COUNTY FOR WARWICK.
MILLERsBURG, o., Nov. 5.-Warwick's
majority in Holmes county is about l, ,900
DEMOCRATIC GAIN.
CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 5,--Johnson, deun.,
for congress in the Twsnty-first district, il
elected by plurality OF 1886. &he district
is row represented by Burton, rep.
Ex-Gov. Foster comedies his defeat in the
Eighth district by a small majority. Hare,
DEM, will have about 200 majority.
WARwICKs MAJORITY 39i.
WOOSTER, o., Nov. 5, II: 80 p. M.-Owine
to the non-arriyal of the returns from two
precincts the official count could not bt
made to-day. Warwick will have 39l ma,
jority over Mckinley and Cromley s27 ovsl
Ryan. This is based on the returns re
ceiVed at the Democratic headouarhars