The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-11-15

1.7s4. This indicates a gain of 5000 in
the county and a plurality of nearly
1000 for Mckinley.
AKRON, o., Nov. Summit county,
thirty-one precincts reported out of
forty-four, give plurality of 627 for Nc
Kinley. Hale. republican, elected to
Legislature.
LEBANON, O.. Nov. 7-Warren coun-
| ~. one-half reported. estimated total
] plurality of Mckinley, 1,75O; a gain of
| 900 BoXwell. republican representative.
elected. Austin, republican senator,
l'G salem EN- a' O.. Nov. 7-columbiana
! county, three-fourths reported. estimat-
| ed plurality for Mckinley 5000: large
I gain. Two republican representatives
| elected. Two republican senators. Plu-
| rality on county estimated at $500.
| MARYSVILLE, o., Nov. Mime pre-
| cincts of Union county show repub-
lican gain Of 107.
TOLEDO, Nov. Thirteen precincts
| in city and three from Lucas county
| show a net republican gain of ninety
| seven.
COLUMBUS. o.. Nov. S.-Chairman
! Dick of the republican state committee
| at IL p. m. had received unofficial re-
turns from the lightweight counties in
| the state and gives results as follows:
Last year fOrty-five counties gave re-
! publican pluralties to the amount Of
/ $3.50; fOrt-three counties gave CleVe-
| land pluralities of 45.43S making Har-
| rison's net pluralit 1912 This ear Nc
/ KinIey had pluralities in siXty-two Of
| the lightweight counties giving him
| gross pluralties of 1O1 sos. Neal had
/ pluralities in twenty-siX counties giving
hm gross pluralities of 21.123, making
/ McKinley's net plurality S0.405.
/ The pOpulists have slightly increased
] their vote of last year, when they had
/ total vote of $4,000. The prohibitionists
| have fallen off from the vote of last
year. when they had $4,000, and it is es-
| timated at headquarters that they Will
! have about twenty thousand votes each.
! Governor Mckinley was asked by the
Associated Press to give his opinion as
to the causes which led to the result,
| but positively declined to make any
| statement on that point.
CINCINNATI, Nov.-Official vote Of
| Hamilton county on governor: Total
vote cast, 1880; Mckinley, republican,
1920; Neal, democrat, 1880; Macklin,
prohibition, 431 Bracken, peoples, 729.
! McKinley's plurality, 10000 Mckinley
! majority, $40.
| Here are some complete semi-official
returns from Ohio counties on Tues
! days vote for governor. They are all
/ gains for Mckinley: Clark, 1851; Knox,
535: Clinton. 314; Mercer, LBS; San
| dusky, 1858; Trubuli. 1899. Returns
| from the peoples ticket are meager, but
| they indicate a reduced vote.
! CINCINNATI, Nov. S.-Following are
| McKinley's pluralities and gains in coun-
! ties heard from complete, or estimated.
today: Muskegon, plurality 1856, gain SAB;
Darke. plurality 500 for Neal, republican
gain, 697. This county elected a repub-
lican representative. Clarke county, Nc
Kinley's plurality 2,206, gain 1,247; Scioto
/ county. McKinley's plurality 1 700 gain
, 613; Meigs county, McKinley's plurality
I 2,O30, gain 496; Jackson county, McKin-
( ley's plurality lib, gain 472.
7 Will
the ballot boxes are still securely sealed
up and official figures on the election
/ are not forthcoming interested parties
have figured out the returns, and the
following pluralities will very closely
I approximate the official figures They
are for the county: Mckinley. 654;
| Douglass, $40; Gregg, 412; Metcalf, 440;
| Thomas. $50; Sosman, 546; HOlderman,
400; Baird, 675; Brown, 797. The gain
for the republican ticket is simply I'M
/ precedented.
CLEVELAND, Nov. S.-Complete re-
turns from this (Cuyahoga) county show
that Mckinley received 1853 more votes
than were cast for Harrison last fall,
while Neal received 1926 less than Cleve-
land got in 1892. This makes republic
an gain of 1884. McKinley's plurality
in the county is 9,0SS. The populists cast
| 2,450 a gain of 1.433
CLEVELAND, Nov. S-The Leader
! dominates Governor Mckinley for the
/ presidency in 1895, and says:
The Leader has hoisted the name of
| Governor Mckinley at the head of it's
columns for the consideration of the re-
publican party of the United States, not
because he is a son of Ohio. but because
! we believe him to most fully represent
the all-important national interests that
| VIII be involved in the campaign of 1896.
The momentous campaign which closed
| Tuesday night was waged upon the
great issue of protection of Mckinley
ism" 1t says Mckinley is backed for
the presidency by 100000 majority Of the
voters of Ohio, and concludes as follows:
1t is believed throughout Ohio that
this is the meaning Of Tuesdays verdict
and we believe that the republicans of
| the nation will so accent il !"