The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-05
OHIO.

Aajof Mckinley Defeated, with Othsr
Congrsssmsn- Ctncinnati Repnbiican.
CiNclNHAr. Eov. k-The day was fair. with
the 81 epticn OF few saloon keepers, who vio-
iesed TIE Law b. keeping stheir places open on
eiee tion day. thare we're m arrests in this city
today on account OF the election. Today's v0t-
ING Wa redex Of the dignifed calmness that
nsrkeu the conduct Of the campaigu. The
oivlsions among the Democrats cansad BY the
abolition OF the board Of city improvements at
tne suggestion Of Governor Campbell had it,
snecs IN general apathy among many Of the
usually most active men in the Democratic
partly 20 that when the polls closed there was
general feeling that the Repub leans had car
rhd the county By good majority; that 6torr.
Rep. had defeated Cosgrove in the First district,
And that Caldw Rep. in the second disfrict
nsu been reelected by q handsome maiority
CANTON, O., Nov. 4-The weather IL disagree
able, with snow and rain. Major Mckinley was
heartily cneered when he approached the polls
20 vote this morning. An unusually full vote Il
being polled throughout the district, ful y
three-qaar'ers Of the total being east by noon
CLEvELANDs Nov. 4-Indicatious ere thar
Johnson, DEM, for congress in this district Il
elected.
ToLEpo. Nov k-william +. Haynes, Dam. il
re-elected TO congress in the Seventh Ohio dis
CoLUNBus. q. Nov. k--lo:45 .. m.-Ths Re-
publican and Democratic committees have no
reliable returns from consres men In Ohio. ex-
cent Cincinnati, where both the Republican
c0nRressmen are elected.
CLEvELAND, Nov. "A dispatch from Fostoria
says that Ex-Governor Foster, Rep, il elected to
congress In the Eighth district BY 400 majority
CoLuMBus O.. Nov. A-Donovan. Dem., u
elected over Brigham. In the Sixth congres-
sionai district Caldwell, Rep. il elected over
Brown, Dam.
CIxcISxArI, Nov. 6-At1 = m. it Il estimated
majority for Ryan, Republican, in the state
will be from 1900 TO ISGo0
CINCINNATI. Nov. 6-There il nothing further
from McKinley's district tonight u 10 reported
that the Democratic CO mittee comedies his
election.
Specials to the Commercial Gazette say that
Gantx DEM. for CO gressman from the Fourth
district, has 100 majority, and that Owens,
Democratic candidate in the Fourteenth dis
trict. IL elected.
COLUMBUS o., Nov A-The congressional del.
egotion stands eleven Democrats and elsy
Republicans, according to the estimate Of the
latter. and twelve Democrats and nine Republi-
cans on the estimate Of the former
MAssIILoN, O., Nov. k-At8:30 q m McKin-
ley's deieat seems certain. Medina county COM
plete gives him I.366, to which may be added .
possible 600 in STARK county. Wayne county
goes Democratic By SEQ and meager returns
from Holmes indicate that it has gone Demo-
cratic BY 1s00 leaving net estimated Demo
cratic plurality Of 284
CLEv1LAND. Nov. 6-The best estimate on
Ohio co grs ssmen here is that the Republicans
have elected nine and the Democrsts nine, with
three districts doubtful
CINcTNNATI, Nov 6s-Returns received 10 q
m indie e the election of Orr, Rep. In the
Fourth district, Layton. DEM. in the Fifth, and
Johnson, DEM. In the Twenty-hrst