The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-08


Piarality-An the Leading Cities &c re-
Successor 10 United States Senator Bries
COLUMBUS. O. Nov. Gov. Mckinley has
been reelected BY 10000 plurality. probably.
Some Republican managers assert that It 10
$4,000. The Democrats are willing to conceds
$4,000. The rate OF Republican gain 10 from
20 to % in each district. and this would give
plurality Of about 10000
The victory means moro than an assured
political future to Mckinley with possibilities
OF Presidential nomination in 1895. It means
Republican successor to United States SenA-
tor Brics. The Legislature is Republican BY
two-thirds majority In each branch. OF course
tho entire Republican State ticket Is elected.
All the cities OF Ohio have gone Republican.
and the Legislature will have q two-thirds
Republican majority In each branch. Cincin-
natl has gone 5000 and Cleveland 1000.
Columbus. 1900. Dayton and Toledo arc also
In the Republican column.
Great crowds Of people. both men and women.
are passing in and out Of Gov. McKinley's
office in tho State House and he is receiving
their congratulations.
He is being told tonight that this great VIC
tory OF his in Ohio Is the forerunner Of one in
the nation In 1896. That he will be the Re-
publican nominee for President In tho next
campaign lie being hoard on all sides to- night
The polls opened at $3.50. standard time and
closed at the same time in the evening. except
in Cincinnati. where they closed at P. n.
The day was beautiful.
The A. P. A. (anti- Catholic organizatlon) was
also an important factor In the fight.
Last year there were $4,000 votes polled In
Ohio. OF which Harrison received 405. 900 and
Cleveland 100000. the remainder being
divided between tho Prohibitionists and Popu-
lists.
The next Legislature will elect Brice's suo-
cessor. Election returns were received BY the
Republicans at tho City Hall. where q bowling
mob cheered itself hoarse as the dispatches
were read which showed Republican gains.
There were also large crowds at the State
headquarters OF each party. Early dispatches
received at headquarters OF both parties In
dicated heavy vote being polied all over the
State.
This was what the returns showed as they
came In: 125 precincts in State. including re-
turns in Hamilton county-McKinley. 1900:
Neal. IL. Sl8 Same last year-lIarrison. II. 749:
Cleveland. 1880.
When 230 precincts came In the results
were: Mckinley. 81. 1874: Neal, 90 402: Peo-
ple's. Gil: Pro. 1907. Same in 1892 gave Har-
rison. 3O.610: Cleveland. 24.128: Peoples .595:
Pro-. 1904.
Nnen oIC precincts were reacncu tne H2ureb
were: Mckinley. 53.3O7: Neal. 1921: Poo
ple's 1856: Prohibition 2.143 In 1892 gave
Harrison. so. 4S5: Cleveland. APPLE: Peoples.
S42: Prohibition. 2.244.
Just before midnight the Republicans
claimed Montgomery county by 1000. Four
hundred precincts there gave Mckinley
67.395: Neal. 47.934: Peoples 1904: Pro-
hibition 2455. Same in 1892 gave Harrison
63.941: Cleveland. 55.4G3: Peoples, 1.O10:
Prohibition. $500. The 400 precincts included
81 from Hamilton county. which showed . Ro-
publican gain Of 2O74.
And SO the story went, showing o steady Re-
publican gain in each precinct at the ratio OF
from 20 to ~ This indicated possible plu-
rality In the $500 districts OF about 10000.
Lake county. on the Western Reserve. which
last year gave Harrison 1000 majority. gave
Mckinley 1000 majority. Large gains are re-
ported from all over the Western Reserve.
CLEVELAND. Nov. 7.-Returns from this (Cuys
ahoga) county received up to IL O'Clock indi-
cato majority OF 1000 for Mckinley. Glove
land carried the county last year.
MANSFIELD. O., Nov. 7.-Mansf1eld conpletst
Mckinley sol. Neal 1853. Last year. Har.
rison 1.479. Cleveland 1904. Indications are
that tho Democratic majority In county will DO
reduced to less than 500. Republicans elect
Charles Gibbons County Commissioner by 800
over Commissioner Gribbling.