The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-06

dictate that tho Republicans have car.
ried the slate by q plurality not less
than that given two yearp ago, and
elected . decisive majority OF the mem
bers OF the next general assembly,
Chairman Kurtz does notesllmala the
Republicans will have two.thirds OF the
legislature, but he says the Republican
majority In both branches will be 90
large that the usual interest 10 not taken
In aseerlainipg the exact number OF Re
publlcans and Democrats on Joint bal.
lot for United States senator,
At Democratic state headquarters at
10 p, m,, an announcement was made
that Ohio had gone Republican by q Dc.
clsivo majority in the leglsIaluTeSs well
large plurality on the StRts ticket,
Some Of the Democratic manageTA say
tha. the result IL due TO the same cause
as In 1893 and lS94-opposltion 10 Pres.
idsnt Cleyeland's administration aud
the last congress- AZ both parties had
the same financial platform, the silver
question was not IN issue Ia the cam.
paign, The tariff was the only national
issue between the parties, the Demo.
cratic wool growers and others voting
with the Republicans
Tho Populists cast about 40, 900 votes,
the ProhibIIioniStS about 10000, aud
the Socialists about 1000. Neither tho
third, fourth nor tlith parties nor the A,
p. A, Affected the result The contest
was between the Republicans and the
Democrats on the tariff aud state issues.
The following bulletins ol the night
tell the story Of tho returns;
CINCINNATI, ONO, Nov. 6.-The vote
otths city OF Cincinnati was unusually
large, One hundred and ten precincts
OF the 245 in the city, at 8 o'clock, give
Bushnell 1896, CRmpbsll 1926, This
indicates gain upon TWO years ago for
the Republicans, 1t is eItimRled from
these returns that the Republican plu.
rality In Hamilton county will run from
Il, 900 10 1900, aud that the entire Re.
publican legislative ticket will be elect.
ad by n plurality OF 10000. In tile
county ticket, Hagerty. Dem, who run
ahead OF his ticket was defeated by
from 1000 to 6,00O
Laler-0ue hundred and ninety,three
precincts outside Of Cincinnati, Bush.
Htll, hpp'I sV'Olfi Shlpuull, beLuiI ~
572, Same in 1898, Mckinley 26,S0l;
Neal, Dem, 2l,227.
CISctSNATi, Ono, Nov. 1.-TWO hun.
dred aud iorty.ssvGn precincts outside
OF Cincinnati, Bushnell 95,S52; Camp
bell 26,493 Same precincts In 1893
gave Mckinley 1920; Neal 20,S23.
COLUMBUS ONO, Now Dat 0
O'Clock It was thought that the tidal
wave OF the past years had continued
in Ohio, although no estimates would
be given. This Democratic state COM
mittee in comparing tho vote with that
OF last year, when tue Republican plur.
Nlity was $4,000. shows Democratic
gains, but not enough for them TO
claim any close result on the state
ticket OF more than one.third oi the
members Of the legislature. Tho Re.
publicans arc comparing the vote with
that for Mckinley and Neal, for Cover.
nor, two years ago, claiming at 0 o'clock,
that they will approximate the plural.
ity Of 5000 received by Mckinley and
have two.tnirds Of the legislature, The
Republicans say their plurality will not
fall below 6O,0O0, .-,s.
CLgyELASp. o., Nov. 5.-Ths few scat.
tering returns from this city indicate
that the county has gone Republican
by plurality as larReif not larger than
that Of two years ago, when Mckinley
had mora than 1900. The legislative
candidates OF the Republicans, nine
representatives and three senators, are
also elected together with the county
ticket. Coxey is running with Camp.
bell.
ClSctSSArL o., Nov. 5..-ono hundred
auh uiuely.three preciucts outside Of
ClncihnAti give Bushnell 26,3l4; Camp.
bell 2O,5T2. Same in 1893 gave McKin.
ley Is, SOL; Neal. Dem. q, 227.