St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-04
Republicans and thirteen Democrats
elected to the senate.
Nf'kINLEY Is THE MAN.
Reciprocity Will Have No Show in
1892.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 3.-From compar-
atiYely few precincts which returned
unofficial estimates by Republicans who
are in the room of the board of elections
make McKinley's probable plurality in
Hamilton county from IL, 0o0 to 1900.
Nevertheless. Campbell, on most of the
returns, is running ahead of the rest of
his ticket for state officers. Unofficial eS-
Inmates by Democrats in the same room,
based on the same returns, put McKin-
ley's probable plurality in Hamilton
county at 5000. The county officers are
not running so clearly on party lines,
mixed ticket will be elected. At 1880
Vine and Seventh streets were literally
crowded with people.
Professions are forming, the men
beating pans as drums or as cYmbals,
all supposed to be made of American
tin. Fountain square is literally packed
with thousands upon thousands of good
natured men, who look at the returns as
they are shown OH the canvas,
and shout with equal vehemence
at the news of either Republican
or Democratic gains. Several saloons
are taking returns and posting them.
There are evidences of eagerneSS for
news all over the state, from the fact
that the morning papers will go to press
with their first edition at mlnnight in
order to be able to fill orders from the
country, and evening papers publishing
midnight edition. The estimate of
the Commercial-Gazette, Rep, at IL
O'Clock, is $4,000 for Mckinley and 4
majority of the legislature. Returns
from thirty precincts in Ham
iltOa county show a net Demo-
cratic gain of $40. Carrying the
same ratio through the remaining 201
precincts, the Republican plurality in
the county would be over 1000. The
vote on county officers has been so di-
videt by the various tickets that no safe
estimate can be made concerning them
until further returns are received. Two
hundred and SiXtyfOur precincsS out
side of Cincinnati show a net Repub-
lican gain of SS7. Fifty precincts in
Hamilton county show net gain for
the Democrats of 444. At the same ratio
this will give Mckinley plurality of
5000. Appearances indicate the cleo
ton of the Republican legi slative ticket
by from 1000 to 5000.
Four hundred and ninety-three pre-
cihts in Ohio, outside of Cincinnati, give
Mckinley a majority of 1000. The
last report received at the clubs
showed 1876 precincts in Hamil-
ton county gave Democratic gain
of 1883, which, upon the assnmp-
ton of a continuance of the same ratio,
would Indicate plurality for McKin-
ley of $500. Returns from the legisla-
tive candidates have been received at
1:3O with defniteness only from
Clark. Hancock. Hardin, Lucas, Pauld-
ing, Ross. Williams, Wood, Port
age. Erie and Montgomery counties.
OF these all but the two last named
elected Republican members to the
house of representatives Hamilton
county is still claimed by the Repub-
licans. If Cleveland also goes Repub-
lican the house of representatives will
stand: Republicans, sc; Democrats, Al.
Senate-Republican 10; Democrats, IL.
a Republican loss is noted in Ham
iltOn county, and Democratic loss in
the rest Of the state. EX-GOv. Foraker,
wh1 is i'll the city watching the returns
with interest, estimates plurality for
Mckinley in Ohio OF $4,000. The streets
are filed with rejoicing men-Democrats
wild over the news from New York and
Republicans jubilant over their sue
cess III Ohio.