Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-11-05
OHIO.
Governor Campbell Comedies McISiniey's
Election by $1,000 Plurality.

FiectlOn by l0,Uuu fluraiity.
COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 3.-Chairman Hahn
has been present, at Republican head
quarters during the entire evening, and
has had his clerk hard at work figuring
upon every return that came in. He said
at IL o'clock II have not the slightest
reason to oh nge my estimate of Ohio
going Republican by at least 10000. Every
return strengthens my belief. lay claim
70 the legislature and three close Demo-
cratic counties, Hardin, Hancock and
Paulding, which have heretofore been
Democratic and which held in doubt,
have been won by the Republican candi-
dates for the legislature. The entire Re
publican ticket will be elected.
Immediately afterward the Democratic
commttee-roous were visited and Chair
man Neal said Everything is lost Nc
Kinley will carry the state by at least
$4,000 Anything above that you can use
your own figures, for we are showed
under.n
How about the legislature was
asked
well, they take that too, but I cannot
tell by what maiority'' This is the first
news given out at Democratic headquar-
tiers, but it has been noticed that no high
degree of animation has been felt there
all the evening since the first returns were
received. Hilarity reigns supreme in all
CINCINNATI, Nov. 3.-Two hundred and
and ten precincts outside of Cincinnati
show net Republican gain of l,023.
Lincoln Club of Cincinnati, estimates
McKinleys plurality in Hamilton county
6,500, and in the state from 1S,000to 20, 600
The Lincoln Clubs estimate made at IL
o'clock is based on returns from 1872 pre-
cincts outside of Cincinnati and on 80 pre-
cincts in Cincinnati These show Repub-
lican loss in Hamilton county and Demo
cratic loss in the rest of the state. Elk.
Governor Foraker, who is in the city
watching the returns with interest, esti-
mates plurality for Mckinley in Ohio OF
1900.
Additional interest is lent to the election
by the fact that the general assembly in
joint ballot will elect d United States sena.
tor to succeed John Sherman, whose term
expires March Sd, 1893.
Atmidnight Governor CampbellconcedeS
the election of Mckinley by Ii, 1000 plurality
Associated Press Dlsnatcu by -Dsciai Wires.
CINCINNATI. Nov. AT $50 a. m. the
Republicans of Dayton claimed the cleo
tion of two of their representatives and OF
the senator and also of their county com
missioner. Reports from Cuyahoga county
shows the election of the entire Republi-
can Legislative ticket.
This makes the legislature Republican
on joint ballot by majority of 80. Hardin
county reports the election of Republican
| representative by 200 majority, a gain of 1873
One hundred and sixty-six precincts in
Hamilton county show net Democratic
gain Of 2,2sT, indicating plurality fol
Mckinley Of $500.
MKINLEy's MAJORITY MAY REACH 10000
COLUMBUS. o., Nov. 4.-Returns from
the election still come slowly. AT the
state headquarters of the two parties I'm.
official information has been obtained
from probably half of the SO counties
| Chairman Hahn of the Republican com
mtttee claims the plurality of Mckinley
will be between 10000 and 1000 and that
in the general assembly will be 81 OH joint
ballot.
Concerning the result he says; II is due
to Major McKinley's magnificent canvass,
the thorough discussion of the tariff and
silver questions and the common sense OF
the people of Ohio.
Chairman Neal says McKinleys plu.
rality will be at least 1900 and may reach
10000, and that the Republicans will have
% majority on joint ballot. The feature
Of the result is the complete drop Of the
Peoples party. Their vote III the state
will not exceed II 500 and they claimed
before the election at least 5000.