The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-11-06
KENrUoKE PROBABLY REpUBL1cAx
Heavy Democratic LoRscs are Reported
From All Over the state.

Heavy Democratic Losses are Reported
From All Over the State.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 6.-The story of yes
terday in Kentucky was very much like
that OF a year ago. 1t was something in
the nature of another land slide. Old
Democratic strongholds have gone
Republican while others have suf-
fered serious diminution of
their accustomed majority. The returns
from over eighty counties, including JEFF
fersOn, give Bradley lead Of about
1000. Among the counties not re-
ported are some that are strongly Deuo-
cratic and others that are strongly Re-
publican.
The Courier journal (Dem) says:
democrats of Kentucky are asking
where they stand TODAY. It was an ava
lanche The governors race is in doubt.
The legislature is in doub:. Democratic
majorities in Democratic strongholds
have been shaved to almost nothing.
AS it stands, with reports from about
eighty counties Bradley has a lead of
about 1000 votes for governor. There
may be better news to come from the un-
reported counties, but tho same ratio of
Democratic losses would lana Mr Brad
ley in the executive mansion at Frank
fort.'
1t is an open question whether either
Senator Black burn or Mr. McCreary. or
neither will be United States senator
from Kentucky. The Democrats have
elected Al representatives and the Re-
publicans have elected fifty. There are
nine districts in which the result is
doubtful, or unreported. These nine dis
tricts were Democratic in the last house.
II they are Democratic this time the
house will be tie.
Of the hold-over senators, five are Re-
publicaus aud fourteen Democrats, max
ing the vote on joint ballot st1ud: Demo
Gratis 20, Republicans "a; unreported
and doubtful districts, g. Of the
forty one Democrats elected to
the house, Black burn may pretty
safely count on 81 and Mr. Nc
Creary on 10, while four have expressed
no choice.
Republican headquarters claim the
state by about 1900 and the lower
branch of the legislature by five to six
votes.
All of the returns received up to noon
show that Bradley's majority is growing
lie claims. the state by 5000. Tho
prooa bilities are that he is elected by
from 5000 to 1900.
HARRoDsBURG, KY, Nov 6-General
Hardin, who is at his brothers. home in
this city, comedies Bradley's election
from returns received. He takes his de-
feat cheerfullv,
LANCASTER, Ky, Nov. Cool Bradley
Is receiving congratulations from all
over the state this morning.
OHIO REPUBLICANS CLAIM $4,000.
Ihsy Have 10th Branches of the LcgisIa-
ture and a emssdous State Majority.
COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 6.-Chairman An
oerson OF the Democratic state commit
tee says all reports and indications
up to this afternoon show Repub-
hcan plurality of $4,000 to 10000.
Chairman Kurizs of the Republican
state committee says the plurality will be
$4,000. House, 81 Republicans. 10 Dem
Ocrats; senate, 30 Republicans, 5 Demo
Gratis, with two senators in the Thirty
second district in doubt
j. R. GARFILELD ELECTED.
Son of the Late President Has Tremend-
Gus Majority.
AKRON, o.. Nov. 6-Jamea R. Garfield.
son Of the late president was elected state