The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-11-09
OHIO.

COLUMBUS, Nov. 9.-Early scattered
returns indicate that Ohio has gone re-
publican by more than 25, 1000.
Corrected and fuller returns from
Ohio indicate the election of 10 demo
congress, although both committees are
claiming the election of their candi-
dates in the Ninth and Sixteenth dis.
tricts. Poorman, rep, candidate in the
Sixteenth, telegraphs that he is elected
and ashley, rep, candidate in the Ninth,
does not concede his own defeat
CINCINNATI. Nov. 9.-Sixty precincts
in Hamilton county give Caldwell, rep,
for congress, 10, 4SS; Greve, Dem, S,914.
Sixty-fve precincts give Storer. rep,
for congress, 10, 291; Bowler, dem, g. IT'S.
At midnight less than one-third of
Ohio had been heard from. Hamilton
county gives Harrison about 4. 500 plu-
rality, Cuyahoga is claimed by the re-
publicans by 200, and the ratio of re-
publican gain to the precinct in outly-
ing precincts is 215 votes. If this rate
shou. d be maintained the state will
give Harrison a plurality of about 27,-
600. The republicans have probably
in this county, but have lost on the ma
tional and state tickets.
CLEVELAND, Nov. 9.-The latest re-
turns indicate Congressman Tom L.
Johnson's (dem.) reelection. W. J.
White, rep, for congress, is surely
elected. The city has probably gone
democratic, but the county is in doubt.
All the county officers on the repub-
lican ticket are elected except sheriff,
which is also in doubt.
TOLEDO, Nov. 9.-Late returns indi-
cate that Harrison has carried this city
and Lucas county by greatly reduced
ajority. Ritchie (dem.) is probably
elected for congress in the Ninth dis
trict
GAINESVILLE, Nov. 9.-Uniontown pre-
cinct gives Harrison So; democratic gain
of 4
Thirty-seven scattering precincts out
side of Cincinnati and Cleveland give
Harrison plurality of 440.
Six wards and precincts in GAINESVILLE
and Muskingum county show demo
cratic gains of SO.
PIoUA, Nov. 9.-The city of Piqua
complete gives Harrison 1, 1873, Cleveland
155, Weaver 104, Bidwel1 81. Spring
Creek township gives Harrison 252,
Cleveland 261, Weaver 9, Bidwell 1s. Re
turns are slow in coming in from the
country precincts. The estimated ma
jority in the county is 900.
CHILLICoTHE, Nov. 9. Harrison will
carry this county by about 800. The
democratic ticket is probably elected.
MARIETTA, Nov. 8. --On partial returns
1t is safe to give Van Voorhis, for con-
gress, 400 plurality.
ELYRIA, Nov. 9.-Harrison carries
Lorain county by about 1,700. John
son, for congress, has about 1, 100 plu-
rality in the county.
KENT, Nov. 9.-Northway, rep, for
congress, has 600 over Tidball in the
county. Returns from the county show
the election of the entire republican
ticket by largely increased majorities-
Harrison's majority is 100 larger than
four years ago.
CELINA, Nov. 9.-The congressional
result in this county, as near as can be
learned, resulted in the election of Lay
ton, dem, by about 1000 plurality, a
light democratic gain over last year.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 9.-Because of
the intricacies of the new ballot system
the returns from Philadelphia and the
greater part of Pennsylvania will be
late.
At 1915 nothing whatever had been
heard from the vote in this city. The
polls closed t p. m.
Pennsylvania has gone for Harrison
and Reid. The returns at this hour Il
o'cloclz) indicates that the majority
will not be less than 70, 900 and more
complete reports may carry it to a
figure somewhat larger.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-346 precincts in the
city of Chicago give Harrison Al, 457,
Cleveland 61,457. 254 precincts in Chi
cago give Fifer 33, ,52S, Altgeld 48, ,455.
One hundred and two townships in
Illinois, outside Cook county, give Har-
rison 1886; Cleveland 1917; same
townships in 1888 gave Harrison 16, 14s,
Cleveland 1874; net gain for Cleve-
land of 1,O64.
AS the returns are coming in from
both the city and Cook county precincts
and from the outside counties there is
more than ever reason to believe that
Grover Cleveland has carried the state
of Illinois This would prove to be true
even if Harrison and Fifer did fully as
well as they did four years ago in the
counties outside of Cook. Every indica-
tion, however, points to the fact that
this will not prove true.
In 1888 Harrison came to Cook county
with $4,000 majority over Cleveland.
Cook county gave Harrison about 500
svss Cleveland. making Harrsen's us-