The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-11-14

MsRtETrA. Nov 4.--The largest vote ever
pOlled was cast IN tho county. Five precincts
In the county show republican gain Of ninety.
The present indications are that the county
will go 800 for Mckinley tho entire county
ticket be elected, and q. A. Wood,
republican, elected as representative by 200,
md Abbott for tho senate goos out OF the
county with the Same number Tho democrats
concede the election OF tho entire republican
ticket, and give the state tioket8ge majoaty,
BELLEToNrAISE, Nov. 4-Returns are com'
| ing In slowly Thoy indicate that Mckinley
received considerable more than the party
vote. Balm for senator and Wanzer for repre-
| sentative will have the usual republican ma.
jority. Tho republican county ticket will be
| elected.
GALLIPoIls, Nov. I. 4.-Republioans here have
| elected both state and county candidates,
meager reports show, by 1900 plurality.
MT G1LBAD, Nov. 4.-Returns are slow com.
ing in from Morrow comfy precincts. Five
precincts RivO Mckinley, AL; Campbell 459;
Ashenhurst, 80; Seitz, 10; q net republican loss
of4. The whole county ticket is elected.
PORT CLISToN, Nov. Seven precincts OF
ottawn county give Mckinley 1885, Campbell
920. II republican gain Of 7s
MT. VERNON, Nov. 3.-Returns at midnight
from eleven precincts indicate plurality for
Campbell of 100. Welsh republican candidate
for Legislature, has fair chance OF election.
| Most OF the county ticket will be democratic.
No figures on amendments or other parties.
CBBvELAND, Nov. 4.-The returns are coming
in very slowly, and the indications are that the
count will not be completed before morning. 1t
is impossible to make comparisons now, but
there seems to be no doubt that Mckinley has
carried the county by majority that may
reach 1900. The remainder OF the ticket was
up with him in all the precincts heard from, and
not single member OF the legislative delega-
tion has been cut
URBANA, Nov 4.-Champsign county, includ-
ing the city of Urbana, with six precincts esti.
mated gives Mckinley 1,050 majority; Taylor,
for representative, LOO; Rawlings, state SEN
ator, 1000. The people party were not in 1t,
Soitz receiving only about 30 votes. Tho prohi'
bition vote fell of considerably. Republicans
carry every ward in tho city.
BOWLING GREEN, Nov A slight republi-
can gain is all that can be reported from this
county James, tho republican candidate for
representative is elected by 500 Tho prohibit
tonsts will poll about 100 votes in the county,
and the peoples about 25O
TiFFIN Nov. 4.-Returns are coming in slow
ly. The following is meager report: Camp
J bell carries the county by about 80; Fium
merrelt, democrat, is elected representative by
about 7O0. John II. Mclean is the choice fol
u. 9. senator
WARREN, Nov. Am nine precincts heard
from Mckinley has l,l76, showing net repuo
! lcan gain of 154, as compared with the vote o.
1890. Tho county republican ticket will have
the usual republican majority.
MANSFIELD Nov. 4-Only eight of thirty
, precincts in Richlnnd county are reported at 1
! o'clock. The ratio of republican gain indi
Gates 200 over that OF last year. this city givinl
from 125 to $50 of 1t. Campbells plurnlit!
in the county will fall short of 1,lO0, a!
\ against 1870 in 1882 and 1919 for Cromley lhs
year.
' KENT Nov 4--Richard, republican, will hav,
GOO plurality over Tidball, democrat, for repre-
sentative in the county. He favors Shermal
for senator. The peoples party vote IN tn
county will reach 500. McHinley's plurality ii
3 the county 400.
PAULDING, Nov 4.-Indcations are that Nc
Kinley will carry Paulding county with a hand
some majority. Dewitt republican represen
. tative, will have 200 majority The count
: ticket is in good shape. Returns slow comm
in. Heavy republican gains.
= MAssILLoN, Nov 1.-The vote in this oft
B, and township gives Campbell majority of III
:. The same precincts last fall gave Cromley
1 democrat, for secretary OF state, l33 majority
o Howells, democrat, for senator, in same pre-
i cinct, runs IL behind his vote of two years age
), XENIA Nov. 4. - Republican majority /
5 Greene county will be LOO John b. Allen
elected representative His preference
= probably Sherman.
PIouA Nov. 4.-McKinley carries city an
y township by plurality ot9 Dr. J. A. Sterret
j. elected to the legislature, and will suppoi
), Foraker for senator. The entire county ticke
II elected by usunl maiorit os, except Calvin, fc
l. coroner, who is probably defeated by Prince
y IRoNToN Nov. All the precincts in th
II county that have been heard from report an III
n usually large vote, with indications for lars
,, republican majority. John w Mcconnell tn
representative on the republican ticket,
g elected by an overwhelming majority.
D. His preferance for senator is understood
o be j. b. Foraker and is sustained in this prefe
'r ence by the republicans of his district. Con
pete returns from all precincts in this tow
o ship, Union, give Mckinley 1lS, Campbell 81
d Prohibition and peoples party vote light
IS BELLAIRE, Nov. 4.-Returns from five prt
% cincts in this city show net republican gai
y over the last Gubernatorial contest of III. Th
indications that returns from other pr
i cincts will reduce this gain. The entire ropu
}, lican ticket in the county Is elected. Mcliine
n will have plurality of 800 in Belmont count!
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