Evening star., 1895-11-05
equal to that of Mckinley two years ago
$1,000
A Republican Majority of 25,OOO In
IfcatcI.

dfcated.
TOLEDO Ohio, November 5.-It was a
clear day all over the state and big vote
was cast. The Indication at this hour is
that the entire republican ticket will be
carried by $4,000 majority.
The Vote in Hamilton County.
CINCINNATI, November 5.-Twenty pre-
cincts, Hamilton county, Bushnell, repub-
lican, 2, 1877; Campbell, democrat, 2370.
Twenty precincts in Hamilton county give
Bushnell, republican, for governor 2,iS1;
Campbell. democrat, 1910
What is Thought in Youngstown.
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, November g.
A hei Wy vote was polled in this city. Jones,
the republican candidate for lieutenant gov
ernor is thought to be defeated in this city
and county.
COxey Polls n Large Vote in One
County.
DAYTON. Ohio. November 5.-The main
fight in this county was for The governor
ship, and the result is looked forward to
with interest A small majority is sener-
ally conceded. Coxey, populist, for govern
or. polled a large vote in this county.
Foraker Claims the Governor and
Both Branches OF the Legislature.
CINCINNATI, Chic, November 5.-The
weather has been clear and warm through
out Ohio. Everything is very quiet around
the polling stations. EX-Gov. Foraker has
just been heard to claim the governor and
both branches of the legislature for the
republicans by large majority.
Republican Gains In Louisville.
The vote in the state is full and the re-
suit is close. Several wards in this city
show republican gains.
T.
FRANKFORT, KY, November 5.-The
republicans have elected their school trus-
tees by vivi voce vote by $50 or 200 ma:
jority.
LEXINGTON. Ky, November 5.-Hardin
will pull through in Fayette county and
Lexington, with a small plurality.
Democrats Won at CovingtOn.
LEXINGTON, KY, November 5.-The
polls closed at 4 o'clock without the full
vote being polled in this city. Both sides
claim victory, but it is safe to say that the
demoo rats won.
Heaviest Vote Ever known.
OWENSBORO. KY, November o Up to
pm. the polling was the heaviest ever
known here.
Probably Republican Mayor.
HENDERSON, KY, November 5.-The
that the republicans have probably elected
the mayor.
Encouraging Democratic Reports.
MAYSVILLE, KY, November 5. - The
state ballot and city ballot made the voting
slow. The negroes refused to vote before
dinner, holding off for money.
Democratic Chairman John w. Alexa nder
says he has received encouraging reports.
lIardin.s Friends Confident in Barren
County.
GLASGOW, KY, November 5.-Democrat
leaders are confident that Harden's majority
III Barren county will be between 500 and
GOO and that Richardson's for the legislature
will be larger.
Points to a Rousing Democratic Vic
tory.
LAWRENCEBURG, KY, November O.
Everything points to a rousing democratic
victory.
LEXINGTON, KY. November 5.-The re-
publican chairman says that Louisville and
jefferson county will give Bradley rep)
10000 majority. Powell county, usually
democratic, gives the republicans 40 ma
jority.
NEW JERSEY.
The New York Sun Concede. the Elec-
tiOn of Griggs, Rep.
NEW YORK, November 5.-'The Press
rep) says Griggs, republican candidate for
governor in New Jersey, has only carried
Essex county by 1000 plurality. This, ii
true, assures the election of McGill, dem
ccrat.
The Sun says that Griggs, republican, is
elected governor of New Jersey by 10000.
The Mail and Express comedies the re-
election of Senator DAILY in Jersey City.
Both Parties Claim the State.
JERSEY CITY, N. j., November 5.-Fif-
teen minutes after the polls closed in New
Jersey the state committees of both par
ties each issued a bulletin claiming from
5000 to 10000 plurality
New Jersey Republican.
New Jersey has gone republican by 10000.
Pavey elected Senator.
CAMDEN, N. J., November 5-Republ-
can county committee estimate county
1000 plurality for Griggs, republican, for
governor. Republicans elect assemblymen.
VIRGINIA.
The Vote In Alexandria.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, November 5.--This
city has given Mushbach 4, 725 majority for
the state senate and VIM. H. May 125 for
the house of delegates. Both are demo-
Gratis
a
Their Own.
Spec ial Dispatch to The Evening Star.
RICHMOND, Va, November 5.-The cleo
ton throughout the state of Virginia was
simply for legislative candidates. No Con-
gresham or state officers were to be elect
ed The next general assembly will elect
no United States Senator. The conse-
quence is that there was little interest over
the contt st for the house of delegates and
state senate, outside of the localities where
the elections were held. The weather was
favorable, but a very small vote was polled
The chief issue was the movement for
reform in elections to change the present
election law so that there might be a con-
stable each fer the two leading parties in
stead of only one constable as is the reg
ulation now.
Little interest in the election was shown
by the negroes. who, in some counties, did
not go to the polls. Few republican can
didates were on the ticket, and most of the
reform candidates are democrats. 1t is
therefore impossible to compare the vote
with that of any other election.
The democratic majority in the general
assembly will not be materially reduced,
tbo,,ub bo oondido too elected are 1arpolv