The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-06-06

leave to print, whereuron the convention
adjourned to Q Q. m. Wednesday.
COMPLETING THE STATE TICKET.
aahonins County Gets Second Place in
the 90 Group Of Candidates.
GAINESVILLE, o., May 29.-The Rspub-
lican convention took up its unfinished
work Wednesday morning reluctantly,
the delegates being somewhat worn out
after the long session Tuesday night;
When nominations for lieutenant gov
ernor were called, nobody opposed Gen.
eral Asa Jones of Mahoning county, and
he was declared the choice of the con-
vention by acclamation.
Five patriots were found for the audi
torship, the list being Major Dick of Ak
ron, Asa Jenkins of Clinton county, w.
D. Guilbert of Noble county, A. B. Hcl-
comb of Paulding county and L. NJ. Bar.
rett of Stark county. The first ballot re-
suited as follows:
Guilbert, 1853; Holcomb, IA; Dick, 225;
Jenkins, 90; Barrett, 43.
On the second ballot Guilbert received
$50 votes; Dick, 175; Holcomb, 70; Jen-
kins, 20; Barrett. 8, and the man from
Noble county was added to the Ohio Re-
publican state ticket for the important
Office Of state auditor.
For clerk of the supreme court, Con-
gresham GrOsvenor presented the pres
ent incumbent, Josiah B. Allen, and he
was nominated by acclamation.
Many Candiastes for Attorney General
The candidates for attorney general
were: w. l.. Parmenter Of Allen
county, Harvey J. Eckley of Carroll
county, Edward J. West Of Clinton
county, F. s. Monnet of Crawford coun-
ty, General John G. Jones of Delaware
county, Hon. Harry Daugherty of Fay
cite county, George E. Scroth Of Seneca
county. The ballot gave Parmenter
141, Eckley 1914. West II 1-2, Monnet
174, Jones 81, Daugherty 1877 IL anu
Scroth AZ. No nomination.
The second ballot for attorney general
gave Monnett 280, Daugherty 284, Par.
menter 100, Jones %, Eckley SO aud
West 81.
The third ballot for attorney general
gave Monnett 4S8, Daugherty 236, Par
menter 70, Eckley 80. and Monnett was
declared in nomination.
For supreme judge, Judge West, the
blind orator, of Bellefontaine named
Judge John A. Price of Logan county.
Judge Minshall of Ross county, now
on the bench, was presented for his third
time.
Colonel j. H. Brigham Of Fulton
county, presented Hon. Charles H. Bow
ersox of Williams county.
The ballot gave Price 845, Minshall
1856. Bowersox 149. No nomination.
The second ballot for supreme judge
gave Minshall 500 and the nomination,
Price getting 2S2 votes and Bowersox 16.
The first ballot for state treasurer re-
suited as follows:
F. B. Archer Of Belmont county 83,
R. P. Kifenbarck Of Butler county 212,
]. M. Cook of Fayette county Al, 8. B.
Campbell of Jefferson county 217, 8. A.
Hunter of Lucas county 118, w. T. Cope
Of Cuyahoga county LAG.
The second ballot for state treasurer
gave Rifenbarck 1928, Campbell 836,
Hunter 301. Cope 20.
The third ballot for state treasurer
| gave Rifenbarck 321, Campbell 475, and
Campbell was declared the nom inee.
E. L. Lybarger Of Coshocton was
| nominated for member Of the board Of
| public works.
j. M. Ickes Of Licking county was
| chosen chairman of the state central
committee and George R. Davis of
Paulding county vice chairman, w. r..
Shinn of Ashland county, secretary.
/ FORAKER WAS ON THE GROUND
F, And Took Personal Charge Of His Sena-
l. tOrial ROOrn.