The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-11-06
OHIO.

COLUMBUS (O), Nov 5.-At mid
night Chairman Kurtz Of the Repub-
lican State Committee sent a telegram
to General Asa y. Bushnell, General
Jones Of Youngstown, candidate for
Lieutenant Governor, and to eX-Gov-
ernor Foraker, stating that the Whole
Republican State ticket was elected by
pluralities bordering close around 100,
0G0, and cOngratulating them. He also
the same time gave out statement
that the Legislature elected to-day
would stand as follows: Senate, - Re
pubiicans and 10 Democrats; House, lG
Republicans and 36 Democrats. Re
publican majority on joint ballot, 81.
These figures are probably not far from
correct, although they may be slightly
reduced by late returns.
Governor Mckinley was asked what,
in his opinion, had caused the large Re
publican majority. He replied the
same thing that caused the same re-
suits in the last two State elections
the inability of the Democratic Con-
Sress to legislate for the good of the
country. He said he was not at all
surprised at the result in this State.
COLUMBUS (O), Nov 5.-Though
the returns from Ohio are neager al
this hour, $50 p. m, only 130 precincts
being reported, it is evident that the
Republicans have carried Ohio by a
plurality equaling that of Mckinley
two years ago. That was slightly over
81, 900. These precincts show net Re
publican gain of one vote per precinct
over that vote. AS there are 1852 pre-
cinctS in the State, these figures indi-
cate that Bushnell Rep.) has a plural
ity Of about $4,000. Though no reports
are received yet as to the Legislature
it is altogether likely that the Republic
ans will have a larger majority On
Joint ballot than they have in the pres
ent one.
COLUMBUS (O), Nov 5.-As later
and more reliable returns come in
from Ohio, the plurality given the State
Republican ticket seems to increase
At this hour, 10 p. m, Governor McKin-
ley says the plurality for General
Bushnell Republican candidate for Gov
ernor. will reach 100000. He had sent
a telegram to General Bushnell con-
graduating him on his election as Gov
ernor
General Anderson, Chairman of the
Democratic Executive Committee. at
this hour admits that the face of the re-
turns so far received indicate a plural
ity of at least 10000 for Bushnell. He
| ropes, however, that later returns
will be more favorable, and does not
! yet concede the State It is almost
certain that the Republicans will have a
large majority on joint ballot in the
General Assembly.
COLUMBUS (O), Nov 5-The Re
publican Chairman claims 10 out of IL
members of the House, and y out OF
.! of the Senate
COLUMBUS (O), Nov 6.-At 1:3C
a. m. Chairman Kurtz of the Repub-
lican State Committee had received re-
turns showing that So Republicans
| have been elect6d to the House and
three counties-Pike, Sandusky and
Franklin-are in doubt. Twenty
Republicans are elected to the Senate
ard the Twelfth District is in doubt
There are only 112 seats in the House
ard 81 in the Senate, so it can be seen
that the Republican victory in the legis-
lative elections is overwhelming, and
Ex-Governor Foraker will succeed Mr.
Rrice in the Senate.
AT a. m. the returns from Ohio seem
to indicate a Republican plurality OF
! over 10000