Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-11-07


cincts in this city give Mckinley 121,-
oso, Bryan 5000, Levering 7e, Palmer
LOLA First 90 precincts give Tanner
(rep.) for governor 3,462, Altgeld (dem.)
2,61s, Forman (gold dem.) 80.
Thirty precincts in Illinois outside
Cook county give Mckinley 4, ,997, Bryan
1851, Palmer so. Same precincts in
1892 gave Harrison 4,1sl, Cleveland
$3.50
The indications are, based upon re-
turns from all but 100 precincts of Chi
cago and from scattering returns from
outside the oity, that Mckinley and
Tanner have carried Illinois by over
100,o 900. Tanner is running ahead of
his ticket, but somewhat behind Nc
Kinley. The returns from $40 of the
Chicago precincts give Mckinley 172,-
7O1, Bryan 1876, 737, Palmer 1,49O.
1O2 precincts in Illinois outside of
Cook county give Mckinley 2S, 4S0,
Bryan 16, 050, Palmer 1876. In 1892 Har-
rison's vote in the same number of pre-
cincts was 1873, Cleveland 1889.
500 precincts out of 921 in Cook
county give Mckinley los, ,25S, Bryan
1873, 1894, Levering 1,155.
The democrats look for large gains
and generally favorable returns from
the southern part of the state, which
has hardly been heard from yet. These
returns are expected by Chairman Hin
richsen to largely offset the unfavora-
BILE figures from Chicago and northern
counties.
Whiteside county gave Mckinley a
majority of $500, a gain of 1,422 over
1892. Logan county has been been car
ried by 300 ma jority. 1t was formerly
democratic by 600. This is an indica-
tion of the ratio of republican gains
from the counties heard from.
Evanston's vote was: Mckinley 9,0S7
Bryan COS The republicans carried
Pullman by 400 plurality
Gov. Altgeld arrived at the Palmer
house last night from Springfield and
received the returns He denied that
he had conceded his defeat, claiming
that the meagre returns did not war
rant the claim of republicans that Tan
ner was elected.
State Chairman Hinrichsen said: 81
claim Altgeld's election. The Chicago
returns only show McKinley's majori-
ty. Altgeld will run 4OO ahead of
Bryan in Chicago and if he makes the
same comparative gains in the country
he will win. Sixty precincts in Chicago
show Altgeld ahead of Bryan 5000.
Tanner will run 40 900 behind McKin.
ley in Chicago. The presidential re,
turns are no indica ton of the vote on
the state ticket"
Chairman Jones shortly before mid
night gave out the following: "We
have received no unfavorable reports
from any state we have claimed except
Kentucky. We can afford to lose Ken
lucky and still have enough electora,
votes to win. There is no foundation
for the claims of the republicans
There is at this time no reason to think
that any one of the states claimed by
me for Mr.. Bryan has failed to vote fol
him."
Chairman Smyth, of the republican
county committee, claims that all re
publican congressman in Illinois art
elected.
Republican national headquarter
was a scene of animation from early il
the evening. In addition to the bulle
|
by members of the national committee
Chairman Hanna being absent Com
mitteeman Payne, of Wisconsin, wa
in charge.
Donald Mckay, chairman of tn
county central committee, telegraphe,
from Portland, Ore: "This city AM
county will give a republican majorit.
. of over 5000. The state is sure for Nc
Kinley."
, Chairman Cellar wired from Peoria
ILL.,: Democrats have practically sur
= rendered"
Messrs. Grant and Green gave tn
r following estimate of the vote in TeXa:
| Republican 225, 900, Bryan and Sewal
1885, 900. Bryan and Watson $4,000, Pa
A mer and Buckner 10000, prohibitio
: 5000. Kearby, populist, will be electe
S governor. Probably three and poss
: bly, five republican congressman wi
r be elected"
COLORADO.