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

~ treasurer. who has 4OO Ihe Vole ows
republican gain OF about 400 in the county
The peoples party vote on head OF ticket will
reach $50. The prohibitonists pol cd l75 voteB
wAPAKoNErA Nov. 5.--The vote for gov
ernor in Auglaize county is as follows Camp
bell, 8 5S4; Mckinley, 2,lO0, Seitz, A8 Ashen-
hurst 81. Campbel's plurality is reduced ai2
below the democratic plurality OF last year; by
reason Of mistakes made in marking the first
name instead OF the party designation, the plur-
ality OF the other democratic candidates on the
state ticket will still average about so less than
Campbells.
ATHENS Nov. 5-Reliable returns show Nc.
ISinleys plurality in Athens county to be l,770.
Abbott, for state senator, gets 1895 plurality,
and Is elected by not less than 1000 in the dis
trict Kessinger, for representative, is elected
by 1853, and the republican state and county
ticket gets about the same, except Burson, for
commissioner
ASHLAND, Nov 5.-Ashland county gives
net republican gain OF o46 The puralities in
the county are: Campbell, COS; Beard, repre-
sentative, 503; McCray senator, 433 Senator
Hildebrand's plurality in this district will ex-
ceed 1900, gain OF 300 over his vote OF two
years ago.
BARNEsvILLE Nov. 5.-Reports from all Sec
tions Of Belmont county state that the entire
republican party ticket has been elected by
pluraities ranging from $50 to 700. McKinley's
mniorties will be 750.
HAMILTON, Nov. 4-The vote for Gov. Camp
bell in this his own county, show gains over
his majority two years ngo. Tho Australian
ballot was not greatly reshed by the German
voters in this city, where the vote was less
than anticipated. Campbell, however, gained
in every precinct in this city, except one. In
the county at large his majority will be be-
| tween 1900 and 3,700 His gain is from the re-
| pubcans 1895 3,
RIPLEY, Nov. At is now thought that q
| great number OF votes will be thrown out. The
total vote cast in the precincts was.l 100. The
city is republican by about $40. The county
| Brown is democratic. Henry Collins, rep,
for common pleas judge, and Utter for treas
urer, on the peoples ticket, ran ahead
CEIINA, Nov. 4-Mercer county will give
about 900 majority for Campbell. Legislature
| democratic. Senator Shaw was unanimously
elected, there not being any opposition.
| WELLINGTON, Nov. 4--Wellington's total
| vote is G7S; Mckinley 455: Campbell 1853 Ashen-
hurst 49, Seitz 10; Haskell, for representative,
45l. Net republican gain OF 12 over 1870. Three
votes blank and three that the judges could not
| agree on
OBERIIN Nov. 4.-The Australian ballot sys-
tenn is complete success. Total vote for Nc
| Kinley rs, Campbell 1T6 Prohibition 100, La.
Dor T--bg republican gain. Campbell ran
slightly ahead Of his ticket on account of
| prohibition scratches.
| ELYR1A, Nov 4-Sixteen townships and pre-
cincts III Lorain county give Mex nley 2,2S9,
Campbell I,G25 o republican gain of &c. Elyria
complete gives Mckinley $50, Campbell 4s7;
McKinley's majority $50; republican gain of
g. Returns from the county come in slowly,
but indications are that Mckinley will have a
majority of /. 300
| YouNGsTowN, Nov. 4-Precincts here show
republican gains throughout the county. Nc
| Kiney will have n majority Of 900. The repub'
lcan candidate for state senator and represen
tative and entire county ticket is elected
Wards here that have been reported show large
republican gains. State Senator Oil and Rep
| resentative Davis will each support John Sher-
man for senator. Chairman Davey states
that Mahoning county will give Mckinley q
plurality of 500, and the entire republican legis
lative and county ticket is elected.
BRYAN, Nov 4-MoKinley will have 100 ma
jority in Williams county. Williams X.
for the legislature, elected by good majority
WOOSTER Nov. AIT midnight eighteen o.
the thirty. three precincts in the county have
been heard from, giving Mckinley 1,s75 Camp
bell 1885, Ashenhurst 1888, SeitZ s. Carroll, D..
elected to the Legislature. His preference /!
Mclean.
CHILLICoTHE, Nov. 4-Lutz, republican rep
resentative, will have over 200 majority
Eighteen wards and precincts in the county
show about 20 gam on Ryan's majorties Re
turns are not yet in sufficiently n give figures
but indications now are that Mckinley will
carry Ross by 200. Lutz, republican representa-
tive, will run ahead. and oil republican count!
ticket with the exception OF commissioner vii
be elected by safe maiorities. Commissioner IL
doubt Newby, republican candidate for Judge
will run up with the ticket.
| DELAWARE Nov. 4-Returns slow COMING
in. Mckinley will carry the county by 400
Willis, for representative, runs ahead Of thu
ticket by 100 or more. Fayors Sherman TO
senator.
DENNIsoN. Nov 4.-The largest vote in thu
history Of this lMil) township was pollec
in Dennison. Maj. McIinley's majority i
10, u republican gain OF 60. In-Uhrichsvill
precinct OF this township, McKinleys majorit.
will be about 400, gain there of 100.
MEDINA Nov 4.-Eleven precincts in Med
ma county give Mckinley 1913 Campbell lO95
Seitz 33. The same precincts in 80 gave Ryal
1900, Cromley Lis. The legislative ticket will
be elected by about 1000, with preference 10
Sherman for u. S. senator.
PAINEsvILE, Nov 4. Lake county complet
gives Mckinley 2,S59; Campbell, l. 0e7, ne
republican gain OF $50.
DAYTON. Nov. 4-At 1890 the returns fror
the thirty-seven precincts in the city hav
been made Campbell received 1929 votes
while Mckinley received G,4S3 This make
Campbels plurality in the city 746, falling o.
OF 454. At1.50 a. m. the returns from the So
ders' Home have been made and the vote give
J Mckinley ], 400 over Campbell. The township
have made no reports in full as yet, but th
central committee and members OF the boar
of elections estimate Campbclls plurality i
the county at about 800. which is loss TO tn
democrats of about 525
STEUBENvTLLE Nov 4-With all the city !
except one precinct the estimated majority @
Mckinley will be 5l7, republican gain OF ID
, over Campbell two years ago, when the repuf
I lican majority was 3l7, No returns OF any ac
, count have been received from the county ou
side of the city, although 1t is believed the er
: tire republican county ticket is elected.
NEWARK, Nov 4.--Returns from all wards l
a., lie, LII XtwI., TnRN 1nn I
( Iden, r. for senator, 1911, Gaumer, D., $3.50
} This gives Iden net gain Of 10. At this rat
, Iden's election is assured. Black, for represer
: tative runs very little ahead OF the ticket. RI
: publican gains are conceded to be such as I
! reduce the democratic majority to 800.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 4.-The returns come l
slowly; less than thirty precincts in showing
| small percentage OF loss over Ryan's votI
= which was phenomenal In this county. Ther
is a gain however, over Fornkers vote. Ind
J. cations are for 1000 to 1,lo0 majority for NJ
Kney. Phillips, for senator is running u
i with the ticket despite the defections proph
y sled. He is recognized as sherman ma
! Holcomb, for representative, is running ahea
Il of the ticket and will be elected by ], 200 H
is non-committal for senator, probably Fo
Q aker man.
n COLUMBUS, Nov. 4-Although the democra
9 claim tho entire county ticket 1t is probab
r that Walcutt, republican, candidate for repr
J, sentative, is elected over ex-Mayor Bruck a
" though the democrats made large gains in Sc
l. eral sections OF the city Gen. Walcutt ran ahea
o of his ticket, and at an early hour this mornlr
). his election seems quite probable. Tie dem
Gratis claim majorities on other candidates
" from 800 to l. 200. Returns are very late in cor
n ing In, and 1t is yet impossible to verify u