St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-09
M'k|NlEYS BIG BOOM.
Backed by One Hundred Thou
sand Plurality.
OHIO CRIES OUT FOR HIN.
Democrats Lose Everything
in the Empire State.
SURPRISE I'M NEW JERSEY
SURPRISE I'M NEW JERSEY.
Virginia, Maryland and Ken
lucky Are Still Loyal.
RESULTS IN THE OTHER STATES.

CLEVELAND, O., Nov. S.-The Leader
dominates Gov. Mckinley for the presl-
iency in 1896 and says: The Leader
has hoisted the name of Gov. Mckinley
at the head af its columns for the coll
sideration of the Republican party of
the United States, not because he is
son of Ohio, but because we believe him
10 most fully represent the all-impor-
lant national interests that will be in
FoIved III the campaign Of 1896. The
mOmentous campaign which closed
Tuesday night was waged entirely upon
The great issue of protection-Of Nc
kinleyism.
1t says Mckinley is backed for the
presidency by 100000 majority of the
voters of Ohio, and concludes as follows:
at is beloved throughout OHIO that
this is themeaning of Tuesdays verdict.
and we believe that the Republicans of
the nation will so accept it."
CLEVELAND, o., Nov. S.-COmplete
returns from this (CuYahOga) county
show that Mckinley received 1853 more
votes than were cast for Harrison last
Cleveland got i'll 1892. This makes a
plurality in the county is 9,04S. The
POpuliStS cast 2,450. gain of ,433.
CINCINNATI. Nov. S.-FulloWing are
Mchinley's pIuralities and gains in
counties heard from, complete OF eStl-
mated, today: Muskingum, plurality,
73G: gain. S43. Darke, plurality. 800 for
Neal; Republican gain, GJ7. This
county elected Republican represent
ative. Clark county. Mckinley plural
ity. 2.2O6; gain, 1,247. >ciotO county,
Mckinley plurality, LOO; gain, 81.
gain, 1856. Jackson county, Mckinley
plurality. 1,113; gain, 472.
CHILLICOTHE, o.. Nov. S.-While the
ballot boxes are still securely locked up,
and official figures OH the election are
not forthcoming, interested parties
have figured cut the returns, and the
following pluralities Will very closely
approximate the official figures. They
are for the county: Mckinley, 654;
Douglas, $40: Gregg, 412; Metcalt, 40;
Thomas, $50; SUsman, O5G; Holdeman,
4C0; Baird, $50; Brown. 7y7. The gain
for the Republican ticket is simply un-
precedented.
Complete returns make McKinley's
plurality 50. .4S5.
CoLUIIBUs, O.. Nov. Sat Demo
cratic state headquarters today they
conctde the result to be such as to give
them no cause 10 be looking after re-
turns. Chairman Dick, of the state
Republican headquarters, has later un-
official returns, indicating that Mchin-
ley's plurality is between 10000 and
$4,000, the largest in the history of the
state except III 1868. At that time
Brough had over 100000. MS opponent
being Nallanuigham, who was then all
exile in Canada.
Chillicothe, the home of Neal, Demo-
cratic candidate for governor, went Re-
publican for the first time.
There are many surprises in district
and local tickets being reversed bv the
Mckinley vote. The telegraph offices
are busy handling cOngratulatOry tele-
grams TO Mckinley from all parts of the
country. wishing him equally success
ful i'll 1896.
RtpuOlIcan papers are out today with
Mckinney name hoiSted as their candi-
date tor president.
AT Republican headquarters, with un-
official returns FROM most OF the state,
they claim that the legislature will
stand twenty five Republican senators
to seven Democrats, and eighty-three
Republican representatives to twenty
four Democrats. The Populst and Pro
hlbltion vote were reduced as well as
that OF the Democrats. The Mckinley
vote pulled through district and county
local tickets for Republicans, as we'll as
their Legislative candidates. The Re-
puDllcans have carried some counties
that they have never before carried,
even during the amalgamated vote dur
Ing the war.
Those tabulating returns at Republi-
can Headquarters said McKinley's ma
lorlty would reach 100000. Chairman
Dick said, however, that he would
not claim over 81, 600 until he had re-
sponses from his local committeeman.
Iii order to coutirm the incredulous in
dicationS he has just telegraphed the
eighiy-eight county chairmen for cor
rect counts of their respective boards,
and he expects to hear from all tonight,
when he would issue a bulletin on the
summary Of the vote.