The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-11-04


ton. For lieutenant governor the prin-
cipal candidates were Andrew L. Har-
ris, republican, and w. V. V. Marquis,
democrat Additional Importance is
lent to this election from the fact that
the legislature on joint ballot will elect
aUnited States senator to succeed John
Sherman. whose term expires March 8,
1898.
There are 2,677 voting precincts in
Ohio and if the present ratio is main
tanned, a gain of six to a precinct. Nc
Kinley will be elected by nearly 20, 600.
Fifty-seven precincts in Ohio outside
of Cincinnati show net republican
gain of 156.
2ellaire returns show total vote of
3,070, as against 2,02a last year. The
first ward shows net republican gain
of Al. The city is republican.
Hancock county republican ticket is
elected. A. Conley, rep, is elected to
the legislature beyond any doubt
Paulding county also elects republican
representative. This is gain of two
republicans.
Twelve precincts of Franklin county
show a net republican gain of III. On
this basis, gain of to a precinct, there
will be republican gain of 800 in the
county, bringing the heads of the ticket
to a par. This county has been running
democratic from 8 to 100.
One hundred and thirtytwo precincts
outside of Cincinnati: Mckinley Il, ,025,
Campbell II, TIT The Lincoln club of
Cincinnati estimates McKinley's plu-
rality in Hamilton county G, 800 and in
the state from 1s, 600 to 10000.
Two hundred and sixty-six precincts
in Ohio outside of Cincinnati give Nc
Kinley 80, 1872, Campbell 26, 139. Same
in 1890: Ryan %, 594, Cromley 24.O14.
Thirty precincts in Hamilton county
give Mckinley 4.O99, Campbell 3.o93.
McKinley's plurality at this ratio will
be 5000 in the county.
One hundred and twenty precincts
out of 255 in Hamilton county give Nc
Kinley a plurality of 1,611. If the re-
turns continue to come as at the present
ratio McKinley's plurality will be from
1000 to 5000 in Hamilton county.
Eigkty-one precincts of Ohio outside
of Cincinnati show net repu blican gain
of 553.
A. M-Indication at this hour point
to McKinley's election by about Is, oOC
plurality.
ALLIANCE, O., Nov. 4.-Yesterday IS
vote was the largest ever polled in this
city. Mckinley has run ahead of the
rest of the state ticket and will carry
this city by 600 plurality.
CINCINNATI, Nov. A. = Fifteen pre-
cincts in Ohio outside of Cincinnati give
Mckinley 2,070, Campbell 1920 The
same in 1890 gave Ryan 1867, Cromley
1,15L
Thirty-three precincts in Ohio outside
of Cincinnati give Mckinley 4.0Se,
Campbell 1850. The same in 1890 gave
Ryan, rep, s,92s; Cromley, dem, 2,s24.
MADISON, Nov. 4.-Madison township
gives Mckinley 516, Campbell 112,
Seitz 2.
YOUNGSTOWN, Nov. AT Mckinley
birthplace, Niles, Trumbull county,
he has gain of 200 votes. Returns are
coming in slowly. Democrats made q
gain of 35 votes in Austintov,n, Mahon-
ing county.
TOLEDO, Nov. 3.-No returns in at
D. m. from this quarter of Ohio. The
vote is very heavy and the count is slow
owing to errors in marking Australian
ballots, which causes delay and discus
sion among judges of election.
CLEVELAND, Nov. 4.-The republican
ticket in Cayahoga county is probably
elected by from 2,000 to 2,50o plurality.
WELLsvILLE, o., Nov. 4.-McKinley
received 7O7 votes to 459 for Campbell, a
republican gain of 80. Reports indicate
that the entire republican county ticket
will go through by big majorities.
COLUMBUS, Nov. 4.-Chairman Hahn
was present at the republican head
quarters during the entire evening and
had his clerks hard at work figuring
upon every return that came in. He
said to reporter at II o'clock: 81 have
mot the slightest reason to change my
estimate of Ohio going republican by
at least 19, 900. Every return strength
ems my belief. lay claim to the legis
lature and three close democratic
counties, Hardin, Hancock and Pauld-
ing, which have heretofore been demo
cratic and which held ia doubt, have
been won by the republican candidates
for legislature. The entire republican
ticket will be elected
1 Immediately afterward the demo
Feratic committee rooms were visited
Chairman Neal said: Everything is
Elost. Mckinley will carry the state by
at least Is, 900; anything above that yor
can use your own figures, for we are
I showed UNDER
/ show about the legislature?'' was
asked.
''Well, they take that too, but can
not tell by what majority
This is the first news given out 81
democratic headquarters, but it has
been NOTICED that Ra high degree oi