The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-11-10
OHIO.

Drought ABOUT the result. Ju1ge NaSn, the
governor-elect, has received many congratula-
tions, especially over carrying his own county
of Franklin by over 1000 The county was car
ried by democrats for governor by 1900 two
years ago. Chairman Dick today has revised
his figures SO as to claim from $1,000 TO
$4,000 plurality for Judge Nash for gov
ernor and the rest of the republican
state ticket and an unusually large majority in
both branches of the legislature. No senator
is, however, to be selected by this legislature.
The total vote perhaps exceeded only at
the last election. 1t will reach 92O. 900. as COM
pared with $4,000 last year. and 1854 600 in 1877,
with which year the vote was compared The
plurality of Judge Nash exceeds that of Presi-
dent Mckinley in 1896, and almost double that
of Gov. Bushnell in 1897. The Jones vote al
though the largest ever polled for a third
candidate, is not regarded as large as indicated
in the earlier returns Tuesday night. 1t is not
likely to receive 100 900, and almost half of this
vote was cast in Cleveland, Cincinnati and
Toledo.
1t is estimated that the Jones vote in Cuya-
hoga county will be %, 900, in Hamilton $1,000,
in Lucus 5000, and in Franklin $500 Outside
of the fusion troubles in Hamilton county and
the confusion in Cuyahoga county and the
cans seem to have made gains throughout the
state, especially in the rural districts.
The senate stands 10 republicans, 8 demo-
Gratis and doubtful, including three from
Hamilton county.
The house stands So republicans, "a demo-
Gratis and IL doubtful, including ten members
from Hamilton county.
COLUMBUS, O., Nov. AT 1890 the repub-
lain cd hat thoir nj
coed $4,000, with over 100, 600 for Jones, out of
total OF less than 100000. The republican ma
jority in the legislature is larger than usual,
but no senator is to be elected. Judge Nash
was seren AIDED after midnight at the Neil
house To an enth usiastic crowd he made a
brief speech upon being introduced by Hon.
Harry M. Daugherty, his rival for the nomina-
ton Judge Nash said that the Ohio result
was message to President Mckinley that his
home state endorsed his administration and
presaged McKinley's denomination and re-elec-
tion in 1900. The republicans made their lar
gest gains at the homes of Judge Nash, Sena-
tor Hanna and Chairman Dick. The demo-
Gratis made their largest gains at the home of
Mr.. McLean.-.-.--.--s. ---.-.-------4=
| CINCINNATI, Nov. 9-Complete returns have
been received from every precinct in Hamilton
county. Mclean carries Hamilton county by
over 1000 votes, but the entire state republican
Fticket WINS. On the republican county ticket
Probate Judge Howard Ferris is reelected by
large plurality and John H Gibson will be
the new treasurer Magistrates Kushman and
Winkler are reelected and Magistrate Gass
! was defeated. In the county Samel Hornbrook
was elected infirmary director.
TOLEDO, O., Nov. 9-Full returns in the city
give Nash 7,515, Mclean 6,O51, Jones g, 7S5. The
county returns are not fully in, but will reduce
the Jones plurality something below 1000
Jones carried IL out of 10 wards and Nash 4
| CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 9.--Complete unofficial
| returns from this, Cuyahoga county, give
Jones, independent S. 1876; Nash, republican,
1859; Mclean democrat, 7,429. Jones plu-
rality, las 27.
| CLEVELAND. O., Nov. 9-Fifty precincts in
! Cuyahoga county give Nash, 1872; Mclean,
1870; Jones, 6 476; net republican loss of 162
and democratic loss of 1859. This will give
! Jones majority over the other two candidates
in this county.
TOLEDO, o.; Nov. 9.-The entire republican
county and legislative ticket, with one excep-
ton, is evidently elected by pluralities ranging
from LOJO to 1000. Yost, dem, treasurer is
| probably reelected. At midnight 80 of the
10 precincts in the county were returned Civ
! ing Nash 1853. Mclean 8. 3d. Jones 826 Jones
cut deeper into the democratic vote than was
expected, and harmed the republicans less
than they feared.
! EVANSVILLE, O., Nov Gainesville, with
the Tenth ward estimated, gives Nash 2,e95.
Mclean 2, $50, Jones 1875 Democratic gain of
S48 Indications are that Nash carries Mus
kingum county by about So Democratic gain,
352
NEWARK, O.. Nov. 9.-Newark gives Nash
| 1896 Mclean 1916. Jones a. Net republican
gain frQsl % precincts is 2S8. Licking county
democratic by 1000 to 1900
| COLUMBUS, o. Nov AT midnight Tues
day 81 out of 124 precincts in Columbus and
Franklin county show Judge Nash has carried
his home county by 1855, Two years ago Chap
man. dem. carried the county by 1919, max.
ing the net republican gain 8, 1S4. The repub-
licanS have elected their entire county and
legislative ticket including state senator.
After this announcement, further returns
were received, Indicating greater republican
gains and the band. that had been aw. ling
orders at republican state headquarters. STRUCK
up for the first time during the night the
gdee club chimed in, and the republican jollif
p cation was inaugurated about midnight with
all sorts of demonstrations.
TOLEDO. O.. Nov. 9.-Fifteen precincts ou
of ITO in Lucas bounty give Nash 977, Mclean
4 767 and Jones zoo This indicates a plurality
of 1900 for Nash in this county with Jones
third in the race.
TOLEDO, O., Nov. 9-Three precincts in To-
ledo give Jones 979: Nash 2O5; Mclean 1876
These precincts gave Jones 4Sz-last-spring.
STEUBENVILLE, O., Nov. 9-Twenty out o
40 precincts in Jefferson county give Nasl
$780, Mclean 1882 Jones 80. Same precincts
in 1897 gave Blu ,hnell 2 $40 Chapman l. 259. A
this ratio Nash will carry the county by $500
: a republican gain of 600 Jones will get 81
votes in the county.
, XENIA, o Nov. 9.-PracticaIlyt complete re
turns from Greene county gives Nash 235
plurality over Mclean. Jones received 30
votes
CHILLICoTHE, O., Nov. 9-Nash carries Ros
county by 600. r.. Fr.T- -Fs-.e
SPRINGFIELD. O.. Nov 9.-Complete returns
give Nash III plurality in city. County give
Nash 9S5 plurality. Gov Bushnell's precinc
shows net loss of II.