Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-03
Latest Returns From Ohio Still Favor
the Republicans.
BUSHNELL ELEC1ED BY over 1900
Report From Delaware County
Adds Vote for Hanna.
DEMOCRATS MAKE CLAIMS

COLUMBUS. Ohio. November 3.-This
afternoon the democratic state committee
no longer claims the election Of their state
ticket, but announce that their majority in
the legislature en- joint ballot will not be
less than six, and may possibly be nine.
as predicted earlier in the day by Chair
mau McConville. Chairman Nash this after
noon states that the republican plurality
on the state ticket viii be from 1000 to
15.o0O, and that the republicans will have
at least three majority i'll the legislature
on joint ballot for senator
Among the doubtful ones has been Della
ware county, which reported this afternoon
the election of the republican representa-
tive by 26 plurality. Chairman Nash then
announced that the legislature would stand
seventy-f1ve republicans and seventy dem
ocrats.
Evening Dispatch's Estimate.
The Evening Dispatch, independent
which has advices from all close counties
today. has a special confirming the cleo
ton of the republican representative IL,
Delaware county, and 1t has changed its
tables so as to give the republicans a ma
jority over all of two on joint ballot In
the legislature, and making that body
stand "A republicans and II democrats. The
republicans claim the house stands SO to 81
There is no change in the senate. which
stands ID democrats to II republicans on
the estimates of the latter
The democratic state committee this af-
ternoon gave out the following:
We have carried the following sena-
torial districts: Williams district, 2: Lucas,
3; Miami. 1: Butler, 1: Ottawa, 1: Seneca,
L; Marion. 1; Licking, 1; Knox, 1; Tuscara-
was. /; Hamilton, 4; Franklin, 2. Total, 20.
we have carried the following counties
sure for the legislature: Franklin, 3: Ham
.. Sr1v,ov q. r Sol~;~
Adams and Pike. 1; Allen. Ashland, Aug
laize. Brown. Butler Clermont, Coshocton.
crawford. Darke. Defiance. Delaware Fair
field, Hardin. Henry, Hooking, Vinton,
Ger, Monroe. Ottawa. Paulding, Perry,
Pickway, Putnam, Sandusky, Shelby, Tus-
carawas. Var Weet. Wayne, Williams,
Wood. Wyandot. each: total. 81.
me following counties are in doubt: Bel
mont, Erie. Guernsey, Madison, Morgan,
Masking UNI. Noble. Preble. Stark, Union.
one each; Cuyahoga. nine; Mahoning, two
Total. twenty one
On these claims the democrats would
have seventy-one on joint ballot, seventy
three being necessary for choice of
United States Senator. OF the twenty-one
members in doubt the democrats claim they
will secure majority.
Result In Cuyahoga.
When the democratic state committee
put Cuyahoga county, the home Of Senator
hanna, In the doubtful list, special efforts
were made by the republicans to get the
vote on each of the twelve members from
that county. On the returns received the
republicans claim that their lowest canii-
date for the legislature in Cuyahoga county
has plurality of %, and that the average
of the twelve members is 1,5U0
Allen w. Thurman, who has been figur-
ing closely on the legislature, says the
democrats will have majority over all on
joint ballet of six. Among the counties
from which contests are announced today
on the legislative tickets are Adams and
Pike, Wood. Belmont, Hancock, Mahoning
Morgan, Muskingum, Noble and Williams,
and in some of these counties trouble is ex-
pected this week.