The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-06

co1s1tles, and tho balance estimated
claHh that the Republican plurality on
the head of tho State ticket will be
between $4,000 and $4,000. The com.
mittee conceded tho defeat Of McKiuly.
kep' tor Congress by about 300. asd
Foster Rep, by IS or 100.
Democratic candidates in other closs
congressional districts received ma
lorlties ranging from 500 upward. with
the exception of Cosgreve ut Cincin-
natl, who is defeated by Storcr. Rep.
by 200.
onc OF the most remarkable Demo
cratic gains was in the Eleventh dis
trlct' where Pattison. Dem. WAS elected
by BOO with gain of 100 oyer last
tall $ vote. on returns received. On
private adviccs the Democratic COM
H1ttee estimate the Repuhioan,pluralit
on the head of the ticket will he about
10000. and think it may fall below
these figures. On unofficial figures they
claim Mckinley is defeated by BIS and
Foster by 800 or 400. Their estimate as
to the numerical standing of the dele
gatlon Is the same az that of the Re
publican committee.
CANTON. O.. Nov. 5.-TSpcriall-At
noon to-day revised figures on Is of ia
precincts i'll Stark county. and close es
Inmates on the balance of county. Give
Mchlnley net gain of 3.05S aud Il plu-
rallty III his home county of 9T5. Nc-
una gives Mckinley II plurality of 1868
making the Republican plurality in
Stark and Wayne 2.3il. Holmes county
has not changed She estimate of .0lo for
Warwick. Mckinley is running $40
ahead there Chairman Smyscr CON
cedcs Wayne county to Warwick by
400. These figures would defeat Me-
hlnley by 60. Democrats claim War
wick elected by 500. Mckinley has been
gaining on every revision. So far. should
these figures stand. he will have re-
uuceu the Democratic plurality over
200.
CINcINNATI. O., Nov 5.-TSpcciall-
according to returns so far MS received
at O'Clock this cycniong. the Ohio
congressman elected arc:
First district. Bcllamy Storcr. Rem.
Second. John A. Caldwell. Rep.
Third. George w. llouck. Dem.
Fourth, NJ X. CAN'T. Dem.
Fifth, Fred c. Layton, Dem.
Sixth. ID. ID. Donatan. Dem.
Seventh. w. H. llancs. Dem.
Eighth, ID. ID. Hare. Dem.
Ninth. j. IL. Cultivate. Dem.
Tenth Robert l.. poan. Rep.
Eleventh. j. NJ. lIattison. Dem.
Twelfth. W. Ii. Enoches. Rep.
Thirteenth Irvine Dugan. Dem.
Fourteenth. j. W. Owens. Dem.
Fifteenth Nj. ID. IIarter. Dem.
Sixteenth, John &. Warwick. Dem.
Seventeenth. y. &. Pearson, Dom
Eighteenth. i. d. TAYLOR. Rep.
Nineteenth. T.. Is. Taylor. Rep.
TWcnticth. V. G. Taylor. Rem.
iWcnty-hrst. Thomas l.. Johnson,
Dem.
Seven Republicans and fourteen Dom.
ocrats.
At this writing howcvcr.thc election Of
Hare and Warwick is not established by
complete returns. and the apparent ma
Jorlty IN each case is so small as to make
1t unsafe to claim an election until the
Official count Is made from the official
and unofficial Returns have been re-
cclved from all the counties OF the State.
except Ashland. Columbiana Coshccton.
jackson, Marion. Medina. Monroe.
Noble. Paulding and Tuscarawas.
'oLrMnrs. O.. Nov. . Special T.
Meagrc returns received at Republican
headquarters. and Democratic State
headquarters. Indicate the election of
fourteen Democratic congressman. This
estimate includes the defeat of McKin-
ley, in the Sixteenth district. and Eos.
ter i'll the Eighth. Foster comedies The
election of his opponent by 100 ma iority.
both parties claim the Sixteenth dis
trict
CLEVELAND. Nov. 5.-ISpcciall-A
special from Canton says there is little
or no doubt of McKinlcy's defeat.
Official count will. however. be ncccs-
sary to satisfy the Republicans
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. . Special
Private kilograms from Governor Camp
bell. of Ohio, to Hon. Don Nj. Dickin.
son, says the latest reports this morn
ing indicate that Mckinley and Foster
are both defeated. and that the Demo
Gratis have elected fourteen Congress