The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-06
KENTUCKY,

FRANKFORT. KY, Nov. 5.-Repub-
licans elected school trustees by $50 or
200 majority. City will probably give
Bradley 300 majority. Full vote in
State is close. Several wards in LouisA
vile city show Repu blicsn gains.
Polls closed without the full vote
being polled in the city. Both sides
claiming victory. Safe to say that Dem.
ocrats won. Hardin will pull through
in Fayette county and Lexington with
small plurality. c.. j, Bronston, Dem
ocratic nominee for the senate, had no
opposition outside of State ticket. Be-
lieved j. B. Simrall, Democrat, won
over THOMAS Foreman, Republican, by
500. The woman's ticket for womsn's
board OF education on which are four
ladies, has probably beaten Democratic
ticket composed of men by 800.
LOUISVILLE, KY. Nov. Son both
sides the leaders are claiming the vic
tory. in this city, the Democrats by q
small Majority and the Republicans by
q majority ranging up to 5000. It
seems that the Citizens ticket did not
cut much OF figure, as the old parties
Will get in by nearly the average vote
The anti election claim that Hardin
would be scratched because of his atti.
tude on the money question has failed
to materialize. Scattering returns show
that Hardin will get the par6y vote.
The Democrats elect three of seven
school trustees. At Republican head
quarters the city is claimed by 2,OOO
majority. Chairman Long thinks the
Democrats have won by small ma
Jority. Both parties claim to have car
r1ed the State. Chairman Norman, OF
the Democratic State campaign com
mittee, says Haruin's majority will be
at least 49, 600 in the State. Bradley
carried his county. Garrard. by an in
creased Republican majority.
The Evening Post (Democrat) saws,
In its 1880 edition, that the State is in
doubt
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 5.-Four years
ago, this, Jefferson county, gave Dem
ocratic majority for governor of Sill.
Returns up to o'clock from one. third
OF the precincts in the city and county
give Bradley, Republican. 1000 ma
jority.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov. 5.-There is
deartn of news at the headquarters of
the Democrats and Republicans. Re.
ports are so meagre that Chairman Nor.
man would say nothing more than that
he believed Hardin was elected. He
would not say by what majority nor
why he WAS 80 impressed. At the Re-
publican headquarters things are about
the same. Congressman Hunter, chair
man of the Democratic committee, WAS
favorably impressed with returns from
the interior. He said continuation of
the reports would indicate the election
OF Hardin by small majority.
FRANKFORT, Ky, Nov. 5.-Largest
vote ever polled. Republicans elect full
board council and school trustees.
franklin county, Hardin 2.1s3, Bradley
1,725.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 5.-Three precincts
OF the $50 in the city and county give
Bradley majority of 3.70s Two Re-
publican members OF the legislature
are known to be cleo ted, which is q gain.
George A. Durello, Republican, for the
office of appellate Judge. defeats Judge
Austin, Democrat and present inc m be mt
by over 5000.
LOUISVILLE. KY, Nov. The Post
(Dem.), in Its extra issue dated IL
o'clock, says: At this writing the re-
turns are coming in scattering from all
portions of the State. 1t appears TINT
Hardin leads the Democratic ticket. hut
Is also appears that Bradley leads Har-
din, or, II not, Hardin's majority is go
small as to amount to virtual defeat
Outside of Louisville Bradley carries
the county OF j fferson by 24O, and Speed.
the Republican candidate for tho legiss
ilature' is elected, thus deprlving Black
burn of one vote.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov. 6 Scattering
returns received up to l o'clock includ-
ing this city and county, give Hardin
majority OF l.700. These returns are
from every county in the State.
In this county tho Republican gain
will be over 11,000. The Courier our.
nal in its midnight extra, says: 1.-THE
returns at this hour are too far from
complete to do more than serve as indi-
cations. They show generally that the
Democrats have suffered losses in most
counties. In some counties thew seem
to have gained slightly"
LOUISVILLE. Ky, Nov. 5.-Returns up
70 midnight from ninety-fl five counties
and towns, mostly incomplete, give
Hardin 32,l55, Bradley 90, sac. IIardin,s
majority 3,6l9. Other returns received
give Bradley majority aggregating
2'396, leaving net majority of / ,223