Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-11-04
"we're Showed Under"

We're Showed Under"
Immediately afterward the Democratic
committee rooms was visited. Chair
man Neal said: Everything is lost.
Mckinley will carry the state by at least
$4,000. Anything above that you can
use yourown figures, for we are showed
under"
"How about the legislature" was
asked.
"Well, they take that. too, but can
not tell by what majority"
This is the first news given ont at
Democratic headquarters, but it has been
noticed that no high degree of animation
has been felt there since the first returns
We're received. Hilarity reigns supreme
in the Republican headquarters.
Thirty precincts in Hamilton county
give Mckinley 4,099; Campbell, 3,093.
Mcl<inley's plurality at this ratio will be
5000 in the county.
COLUMBUS, Nov. 4.-Twelve precincts
of Franklin county show net Republi-
can gain Of Ill. On this basis, gain of
8 TO a precinct, there will be gain of 800
in the county, bringing the heads of the
ticket to par. This county has been
running Democratic from 600 to 900.
Campbell Admits Defeat.
COLUMBUS. o.. Nov. 4. - Governor
Campbell virtually comedies the election
of Mckinley. though not in so many
words. The United Press called upon
Governor Campbell at his office and
found him surrounded by members of
his family and intimate friends. Said
he, upon being asked for an interview:
II have nothing to say"
But being questioned further he con-
tinued, "The situation, / Will admit.
looks anything but favorable for me.
All private advices until now have been
very fiattering, but the bulletins sent
ont by the Western Union are anything
but fiattering to my election. don't
know where these election returns come
from, but if they are true it looks as if
l am defeated"
The United Press bore him the first
intelligence that the Democrats had
given up all hope. While there was
noticeable change in his countenance it
was plainly evident that he had been
momentarily expecting such news.
The latest concession at Democratic
headquarters is 10000 plurality for Nc
Kinley. They have received no infor-
nation ON the legislative ticket, but are
ready to admit their hopes IN that direc-
CINCINNATI, o., Nov. 4.-One hundred
and twenty-six precincts out of 255 in
Hamilton county give Mckinley plural
ity Of 1911. At the present rate McKin-
ley's plurality will be from 1000 to 81
600 in Hamilton county.
The Lincoln club, of Cincinnati, esti-
mates McKinley's plurality in Hamilton
county at $500 and in the state at from
1S. 600 to 90. 900.
Sherman on the Result.
MANSFIELD, Nov. An an interview
with Senator Sherman last night by a
United Press representative on the re-
suit Of the election in Ohio the senator
said: 1T is glorious victory. | have
cause to believe that Mckinley has been
elected by over 5000 plurality, and the
legislature is safely Republican. The re-
suit, whatever it may be, win have an
important influence upon future can
vases and elections. The two issues,
free coinage and protective tariff, were
never before presented to the people of
state as they have been to the people
Of Ohio.
AS TO the tariff, the issue was fairly
made and met. As to free coinage Of
silver, it was clearly made an issue by
the Democratic convention by Campbell.
and nearly all the Democratic speakers
shrank from it. The new ballot system
has been tried with many misgivings in
both parties, but the experiment was
successful, and believe has come to
stay