Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-11-06

Canton, Nov. 3.-The city OF Canton
gives Bushnell 3,421, Chapman 3,114
Bushnell's plurality 3O7. Returns from
the outlying districts of Stark county
indicate decided democratic losses over
last year, more than couuterbalancing
republican decrease in the cities. In
dications are that Williams, Snyder
and Jones, republican legislators, are
elected.
Akron, Nov. 3.-AlSron has probably
gone democratic by 100, democratic
gain of 400 over last year. This indi-
Gates a democratic victory in the coun-
ty.
Wooster, Nov 3.-Wooster city COM
plete gives Bushnell 6s7, Chapman 7O7
Republican loss 72, democratic loss 40.
Tiffin, Nov. 3.--Vote light; rain all
day. Chapman has carried the county
by 1900, democratic loss of 100. DEM
ocratic candidates for senator and rep
resentatives run ahead of ticket.
Steubenville, Nov. 3.-City vote Of
fetal gives Bushnell 1880, Chapman
900, Bushnell's plurality 52l. Loss 222
from McKinley's plurality in 1896.
GAINESVILLE, Nov. 3-The city, less
one precinct, gives Bushnell 2,739,
Chapman 2,52s. Same precincts gave
Mckinley 3,o25, Bryan 2.68Z
Hamilton, Nov. 3-Hamilton gives
Chapman 3,164, Bushnell 1,775. Butler
county, Chapman's plurality estimated
near $1,000
Lima, Nov. SELECTION very quiet
here. Light vote polled. Twenty-four
out of 81 precincts in this county give
Bushnell 2,927, Chapman 3,755. 1t is
estimated that the county will go from
LOO to 1900 democratic. Democrats
elect one representative and two sena-
tors from this district.
Mansfield, Nov. 3.-Returns are slow
from the outlying townships, but
Chapman has carried the county by
1,200, democratic gain of about 100,
electing the democratic legislative
ticket The city gives Chapman 1,727,
Bushnell l. 526, democratic gain of sd.
Xenia, Nov. 3.-Greene county COM
plete gives Bushnell 1900 majority,
democratic gain 115 Snider, for rep
resentative, is elected.
| Lorain, Nov. 3-The vote of this city
and township is: Bushnell 97s, Chap
man 679
Columbus, Nov. 3.-Since midnight
the following was given out from the
Chairman Nash: ....
81 think Bushnell has been reelected
governor by from 1900 to Is, 900 plu'
rality. We have elected 81 of the los
representatives and II of the SO state
senators certain, assuring us of II votes
on joint ballot, 73 votes being neces
sary to elect senator. We have 1:
doubtful counties unheard from in
whi:h we expect to elect IL more rep
resentatives. There are also three
doubtful senatorial districts unheard
from in which five state senator's are
to be elected and from which we will
certainly elect three senators. We
claim the election of the entire repub
lican state ticket and majority il
both branches of the general assem-
bly,"
At midnight Chairman McConville
made the following statement:
81 claim the legislature as democrat
ic by safe majorities in both branches
and that the entire democratic stat
ticket is elected by good plurality.
NEW YORK.
New York, Nov. 3.-Tammany's vic
tory in the first municipal election il
Greater New York is a sweeping one
The only question remaining to be set
tied is the one of the plurality b.
which the entire ticket headed b.
Robert "A. Van Wyck has carried tn
gigantic municipality. 1t can scarcel
be less than $4,000 and may be large
than that. Van Wyck has polled