Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-11-09
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Nov 6.-The republicans
carried New York state by 80, 900 plu-
rality, New Jersey by over $4,000,
Maryland by 10000, and claim to have
captured Kentucky. BY swinging
these states over into the republican
column they increased their usual ma
jority in Massachusetts, Ohio, Iowa
and all other states where elections
were held. 1t was democratic Wa
terloo. Tammany elected her local
ticket by about $4,000 and New York
City went democratic for secretary of
state by $1,000, but the republicans
came down to the Bronx with over
10000 votes to spare. In the Tenth
congressional district Amos ]. Cum
mings, dem, was elected, but his sue
cess was plainly due to his personal
popularity. OF the fifty senators in
this state, the democrats elected only
1e, and of the 15O 5Oassemblymen, only 46.
WATERFOWL, Nov. 5.-The entire re-
publican city ticket is elected by ma
jorities ranging from roo to 5000.
James 3. Wise is reelected mayor by
500 majority.
SARATOGA, Nov. 6.-This city goes
republican by over 1000.
OHIO.
COLUMBUS, Nov. 6.-As later and
more reliable returns come in from
Ohio, the plurality given the state re-
publican ticket seems to increase. At
this hour, 10 p. m, Gov Mckinley says
the plurality for Gen. Bushnell, repub-
lican candidate for governor, will
reach 100000. He has sent telegram
to Gen. Bushnell congratulating him
upon his magnificent election as gov
ernor of Ohio. Gen. Anderson, chair
man of the democratic state commit
tee, admits that the face of the returns
SO far received indicate plurality of
at least 10000 for Bushnell. He hopes,
however, that later returns will be
more favorable and does not yet con-
cede the state. 1t is almost certain
that the republicans will have large
majority on joint ballot in the general
assembly. The republican chairman
claims 15 out of 112 members of the
house. and 81 out of 81 in the senate.
At midnight Chairman Kurtz, of the
republican state committee, sent tele-
grams to Gen. Bushnell, candidate for
governor; Gen. Jones, of Youngstown,
candidate for lieutenant governor, and
to eXGov. Foraker, stating that the
whole republican state ticket was
elected by pluralities bordering close
around 100000, and congratulating
them. He also at the same time gave
out statement that the Legislature
would stand as follows: Senate, 81 re-
publicans and 10 democrats; house, rs
republicans and 90 democrats.
At 1870 a. m. Chairman Kurtz, of the
republican state committee, had re-
ceived returns showing that s3 repub-
licans have been elected to the house,
and the three counties-PilSe, Sandus-
ky and Franklin-are in doubt Twen-
ty-nine republicans are elected to the
senate and the Twelfth district is in
doubt. There are only liz seats in the
house and 81 in the senate, SO it can be
seen that the republican victory in the
legislative elections is overwhelming
and eX-Gov. Foraker will succeed Mr..
Brice in the senate. At 2 a. m. the re-
turns from all over Ohio seemed to in
dicate a republican plurality of over
10000.
ZANEsvILLE, Nov. 6.-Twenty-five
precincts out of total of forty-two
indicate that the county will give
Bushnell /, 100 majority and that the
entire republican ticket is probably
elected in this county.
MANSFIELD, Nov. 6.-Mansfield com.
plete: Bushnell 1,73S, Campbell 1900
net democratic gain 1872. Seventeen Out
of thirty-one precincts in Richland
county, including Mansfield, show
democratic plurality of 296. Entire
democratic county ticket elected.
FINDLAY, Nov. 6.-Returns from q
majority of the precincts indicate that
Hancock county will give Bushnell
over 1000 plurality. The senatorial
candidate in the Thirty-third district
will have nearly as much and the en-
tire republican county ticket is elected
CHILLIooTHE, Nov Gross county
gives Bushnell 900 plurality. The rep
resentatives will run up with the ticket
This is gain over McKinley's vote o.
341.
YOUNGSTOWN, Nov. 6.--Indication.
show that the republicans have carried
this county by 1,2oO. The entire county
ticket is elected and the republican:
more than hold their vote of two years
ago. The senatorial and legislativ,
ticket is republican. This is gain o
about $50.
CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 6-At Ills a. m
the returns from 115 precincts gav'
Bushnell, IA, ,5s5; Campbell, 1908; Hub
bard, rep, 1886; Nau, dem, 11,76s
Atkins, rep, 1921; Schellentrager
dem, 11,sSs; Brown, rep, 11,SsS; We
vera, dem, $500. This increased
Vevera's lead to 621.
KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 6.-The exciting
campaign in Kentucky was followed
by a quiet election. The polls closed a
o'clock, but the blanket Australian
ballot makes the counting very SLOW
and there are not enough returns iron
the state or Louisville to base an esti