The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-07
OHIO.

Columbus, o., Nov. 6.-Congressmer
were elected as follows: First district
Charles P. Taft, Rep.); Second district
J. H. Bronnwell, Rep.); Third. H. j
Sorg, Oen.); Fourth, F. C. Taylor
Oem); Fifth, F. B. Dewitt, Rep0
Sixth, George w. HuHck, Rep.l; Sew.
enth, George W. Wilson, CRepl; Eighth
L. NJ. Strong. CRep); Ninth, j. II. South
ard, Rep.); Tenth, L. j. Fenton, (Rep)
teenth, 2. G. Young, Dem.); Fourteenth
w. S. Kerr, Rep.); Fifteenth, H. c.. Van
yoorh.s Rep,l; Sixteenth, Lorenzo pan
ards, DEM; Eighteenth, r. W. Taylor
,Rep); Nineteenth, 8. A. Northway
Rep.j; Twentieth C. R. Reach. CRep.l y,
The results are in doubt in the Twelfth
district between outhwaite, DEM. ant
watson, Rep); and in the Twenty-firs
between johnson, Oem.) and Burton
Rep.).
The Republicans claim the election OF
Watson and Burton. Coxey cut no fig
ure in the Eighth as the Populisr candi
Cleveland, O.. Nov. s.-All the results
indicate that This county nty has gone he a:
big a plurality as Mckinley received
year ago This insures the defeat OF
Johnson Oem.), for Congress In tins
Twenty-first district by at least 5,VV ~,
that the Republicans gain everywhere
over their vote of a year ago
Columbus, o., Nov. 6.-To an Assocl
atad Press reporter who visited the
state Democratic committee rooms a
1920 o. M, MI. Thurman said:
''Ohio viii give the Republicans 12O.
600 and twenty-one congressman" The
election of watson in the Twelfth l:
conceded.
Cincinnati, Nov. 6.-Ohio congress
rToft iron \
elected by 5000.
Second district, ]. H. BromWel
Rep.), elected, $1,000.
Alliance, Nov. 6.-"GeneraP' Jacob s
Coxey, Populist candidate for Congress
is receiving a large vote, and his fol
lowers claim his election.
Congress: Twentieth Ohio district, c.
B. Beach Rep.l, elected.
Ninth, S. A. Northway, (Rep2, elected
r. W. Taylor, Rep.) elected.
Columbus. O., Nov. 6-At II IL, p: m M
Chairman Dick gave out out the he following
eff the present ratio of Repuphca,lnl
gains continues, the Republicans will
carry Ohio. by at least $4,000; the cleo
ton of II congressman IS assured sure fr Wilt
In at least two of these the Republicans
are hopeful"
Chairman Thurman, at Democratic
state headquarters, states that ne does
not dispute Chairman Dicks claims, and
he will not be surprised if the Demo
Gratis lose all the Ohio districts.
Columbus, O., Nov. 7-Ohio has brok
en- her record for Republican plurali
ties. The largest plurality heretofore
was when John Brough RepD, for gov
ernor. in 1868, had 100000 over Clement
L. Vallandingham Oern.), the latter
being exiled at the time in Canada
Last year Mckinley carried the state
by over $4,000, but no such plurality
had been previously known except II
the noted gh-Vallandingham can
yass, when all the soldiers in the field;
and hospitals of the south voted. A
that time over 40, 900 soldiers outside o.
the state voted for Brough and les:
than 900 for Vallandinghan. During
the last twenty years the parties have
aIternated In carrying the state, the
Democrats electing Governor Bishop
in 1877, Governor Hoadley in SO an(
Governor Campbell in SO. While the
Republicans claim a plurality for sec
rotary Of state-Taylor Of $4,000 to 100,
0OO-the Democrats concede that ths
Republicans have made large gain:
over the Mckinley vote of last veal
and possibly beaten the Brough mark
On the basis of the state vote the Re
pubficans claim II of the II congress
men. the present Ohio delegation II
Congress consisting of IL Democrat;
and 10 Republicans.