The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-11-16
THE ELECTIONS.
Echoes From Several States Giving
the Latest Figures.
OF OHIO'S ELECTORAL VOTE
Harrison Gets 23 and Cleveland Is. M.
Taylor, Rep, Probably Elected.
ELECTORAL AND STATE

Ticket In Nebraska Is Carried by the Re
publicans = Tho State and Eloctora
Ticket in Kansas Is Conceded to thu
! Democrats.
OHIO.
COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 14-The Ohio
tangle is as complicated as ever. Both
sides claim the state, including the
electoral vote and state officers but
each side comedies one electoral vote tc
the other. One thing Is now apparent.
1t will require the official count to de-
eide and in this the republicans have
the advantage, If any Is to be gained
therefrom. The republicans claim the
secretaryship Of state by 1,O55 and the
election Of twenty-five out Of twenty
three electors by 917. The democrats
gave out no figures Saturday night,
but they still adhere to the claim that
Col W. A. Taylor is elected and that
twenty-five electors out Of twenty three
are chosen for Cleveland. Nothing but
the official canvass will induce them to
surrender.
At midnight, Saturday night, the
final estimate was made on secretary Of
state, and the plurality for s. M. Tay.
lor, rep, was placed at 1,O54, with all
the counties reported as official except
Cuyahoga. In arriving at this result
the democrats are credited with 2,76s
plurality in Cuyahoga It is not prob
able that these figures will bo mate
rally altered by the official count, and
the republican plurality on secretary Of
state will not, It is believed, fall below
1000 1t is not certain, however, that
this plurality will carry through the
entire state ticket.
The result on other candidates will
probably not be known until the abb
stracts are received and the footings
completed in the secretary of states
Office On presidential electors the plu-
rality for Hsrrison Is placed at s27 with
all counties reported as official. Hamil.
ton county gives Taylor, rep, for secre-
tary Of state 4,O9o plurality, while DAN
ford, the first on the electoral ticket,
gets only 8516
The election Of Seward, the demo-
cratic elector first on the ticket, is now
practically conceded by the republican
managers.
KANSAS.
TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. IA Saturday
night the republicans conceded the de-
feat Of both their state and national
tickets by a majority Of about 1000.
They also concede that the populists
have small majority In both branches
Of the legislature and that populist
will probably be elected TO the United
States senate to succeed Bishop w. Per-
lsins
From full returns received from every
district In Kansas It is known that the
following have been elected TO con-
gress: First district, Case Broderick,
republican; Second, +. H. Funston, re-
publican; Third, JEFF Hudson, fusion
list; Fourth, Charles Curtis, republican;
Fifth, John Davis, fusionist; Sixth,
Baller, fusionist; Seventh, Jerry Simp-
son, fusionist; At large, W. A. Harris,
fusionist All Of these are elected by
majorities Of 1000 or more, with the ex-
ception OF Funston, In the Second,
whose majority over Moore, fusionist,
is but lS2. Already the populist candi-
date, II. L. Moore, has begun taking
testimony with view TO contesting
Funston's election. lie claims to have
proof OF the casting of $50 illegal votes
in Wyandotte county alone.