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jority. Thus far tho chances indicate
McKinley's election.
FORAKER CLAIMS Is, 900 MAJORITY.

SONfhrsh SL<AlMS MAJORITY.
Two hundred and ten preciacts ont.
side OF Cincinnati show a Repu blican
gain OF 1,0s3. The Lincoln Club of Gin
clnnau estimates McI<inley's plurality
in Hamilton county ct $500, and in the
State at 10000 TO 10000.
The Lincoln CLUB estimate made Mt
10 o'clock is based on the returns from
l52 precincts outside of Cincinnati and
on 80 precincts in Cincinnati. The sc
show Republican loss in Hamilton
county and tho Democrats q loss in the
rest of tho State.
Ex-Governor Foraker, who is in the
city watching the returns with interest.
estimates plurality for Mckinley in
ONO OF 10000. Tho streets are already
hiled with rejoicing men. The Demo-
Gratis are wild over the news from New
York and the Republicans jubilant over
their progress in.Ohio.
a correspondent of the ENQUIRER
telegraphs from Columbus that Chair
man Neal, of the Democratic State CEN
trial committee, concede, McKinlev.s
election by 10000 plurality and an cleo
tion OF Republican legislature.
THE COMMERCIAL. GAzErrE's ESTIMATE
The estimate of tho Commercial Ga
zette, Kepublican.a at IL o'clock, is Is. O0O
legislature for the Republicans. Tn to
this hour returns are quite fragmentarv
Two hundred and ninety-five precincts
In Ohio, outside of Cincinnati. have
been heard from. They gave Repuhli-
can gain of PA. This is about ono
eighth of the State.
Ex-Gov. Foraker has gone homo salts
fed that his estimate of $4,000 for Nc
l\inley will be sustained by later re-
turns.
AT midnight returns received left no
doubt that Campbell's vote in Hamilton
county was holding up to that of Crom-
ley i'll 1890, while Mckiuleys had fallen
below tho vote OF Ryan.
In llO precincts in the county, nearly
ono half, tho net Democratic gain was
1893. Tho same ratio continued would
give Mckinley plurality in the
county of 500
Nhen7423 precincts in Ohio outside
OF cincinnati had been heard from the
Republican net gain was 1,775 The
prohibition vote in these precincts fell
celow that of last year, 7O5, while tho
gain of the Peoples party over last
years vote was l,247
IN cAMrBELL's owN COUNTY.
HAMILTON, o., Nov. 3.-ISpecialI-
The vote for Gov Campbell in this,
(his own county shows u gain over
MS majority two years ago. Tho Aus
tralian ballot was not greatly relished
by the German voters in this city, wherc
the vote was less than Anticipated.
Campbell, however, gained in every
precinct except one. In the county at
large his majority will be between
5000 and 3,70O. His gain is from Repub-
cans.
hi 4
This has been an ideal election day.
The weather was cool and crisp and not
drop Of rain fell. The new Australian
system of voting seemed to give a gem
eral satisfaction. Newspapers and
party workers have devoted week to
the instruction of voters, and the new
ballots were voted without much diff
Guilty An estimate made by the board
OF elections that an average of but one
voter minute could deposit his ballot
had the effect of sending voters to tho
polls early in the morning, nd in many
precincts over half the vote wasScast by
10 o'clock. Indications are that the
vote was worry heavy.
bellevue shows 4 net Republican
gain of 81, and Hudson net Republic
can gain of IL. Four precincts OF Mar
ion county show net Republican gain
of 81. Thirty. seven of the 1876 precincts
in Cleveland give Campbell 4,764 and
Mckinley 4,l72. These are mostly
down town Democratic wards. At
Niles, Mckinley's birthplace, tho Re
publicans made net gain of 200.
Wellsville shows net Republican gain
OF 80. Eleven precincts of Medina
county show net Democ ATTIC gain of g.
MKINLEY AT THE POLLS.
CA ETON Ohio Nov ICsoo;.11
Early this morning Major Mckinley
left his residence, and in company with
friend walked to the polls in precinct
eight, the First ward, to vote He was
heartily cheered by those on the stree.
as he walked into the booth He voted
a straight ticket and found no difficulty
with the intricacies of the Australian
ballot
M'KINLEY ELECTED.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 3.-lSpeciall -
AT 1 p. M, Chairman Hahn, on meagre
returns received, claimed that McKin.
ley's plurality would be about go, 900 in
the State. At the same hour Governor
Campbell said it was too early to make
an estimate, although he felt confident
the vot' in Cincinnati and Hamilton
county did not show the Republican in
crease which had been claimed.
Campbell has telegram from Canton,
Mckinley's homo, saying six precincts
show Democratic gain of fiity.six and
the wards in Middletown. Butler
county shows a gain of seventy. two.
AT midnight Campbell comedies McKin-
ley's election by $4,000 plurality.
IOWA.