The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1899-11-09

senate. Eagon, of Harrison, Rep) for
representative is also defeated. Tenn
pie is elected in Clarke and Byers in
Shelby. while Hancock is defeated in
Dubuque.
The Very LatPsI
Complete unoffi cial returns cut
Eby's majority down to 10, and
Dodds' to 35. The rest of the ics ct
show similar falling off, but all
but Troy and Lukens are elected.
A late message from Abba says
Monroe county gives 375 Republican
majority, and Nate Kendall is safely
elected Representative
Columbus, O., Nov. S.-After II p. m. the
returns showed the democratic gains in
Cincinnati ard ether cities were reduced,
ard that Mclean was likely third at Cleve-
lard, and possibly at Toledo, in which cities
Jones drew much more heavily from the
democrats than from the republicans. AT
the same time the republican net gains out
side of Cincinnati, Cleveland ard Toledo
were increasing at such rate as to indi-
cate plurality CT from $4,000 to 10000 for
Judge Nash for governor and the entire
Jority of the Legislature. Chairman Dick
had previous to the election repeatedly
claimed the election of the entire repub-
lican state ticket by not less than 10000
plurality. So far he has refused to give
out any figures, but those around him say
that means that he now has no reason TO
change his first figures. The later returns
seem to be growing in favor of the repub-
licans, especially since the returns indi-
cate that Jones hurt the democrats much
. more than the republicans in Cleveland,
Toledo and Columbus ard other cities,
while the first reports indicated exactly
the opposite effect. Judge Nash, repub-
lican candidate, was receiving the con-
CALCULATIONS Of his friends and neighbors
at the Neil house after IL p. m. He said: Il
claim my election by at least 2O,0C0."
The State Journal claims the election of
Judge Nash (rep.) for governor by over
30,e00. At ten D. m. Mclean (dem) said he
was not prepared yet to answer the ques-
tion as TO whether or not he claimed his
election.
Toledo, o., Nov. s.--Mayor Jones con-
cedes his own defeat. IF my race has con-
tributed In any way" he said, ito the sue
cess CT John r. Mclean ard rebuke to
the infamous Philippine policy of the ad-
miristration / feel that II has rot been In
vain" Owing to the frightful amount OF
scratching on the local tickets, returns
come in very slowly. At IL o'clock rs pre-
cincts out of 10 give Nash 2,G70; Mclean,
1,s55, and Jones, 1,449.. Only three of the
larger precincts In the city have returned.
This includes ten of the 20 country pre-
cincts where Jones is weak.
Cincinnati, Nov. S.-With the figures
available al ten o'clock in Cincinnati IL APP
pears that Mclean will carry the city by
about 1000 votes, and that Jones vote Will
reach nearly 10000. The Times-Star con-
ceGes the Mclean and fusion ticket have
carried Hamilton county.
Columbus, o., Nov. S-The State Journal
says Forty-four precincts of l2i In Frank
lin county (Nashs home) give net av-
erage republican gain Of 20 to the precinct.
This Will give Nash 300 In county, gain of
$500, compared with 81.
49, Kentucky.
Loaisvlile, KY. Nov. S--Returns from
the state are coming In slowly, but each
county shows republican gains, and 70 such
an extent that the returns irGieate Taylor's
election by.a majority Of over 5,0o0s Score
tary Hampton, of the republican commit
Zee. is claiming Taylor's election by TO-.
CO. Chairman Long and Gov. bradley
are confident OF Tayior's election and say
he has carried the state by a safe piurali-
ty. but they decline 10 give figures. The
Courier-Journai tden.l, from us ngufes,
SAYS the result Is 70 doubt, The Post teena.l.
which has opposed 0oetss, claims Tayior's
election BY I0.0e0 RetuFs from the eats are
coming IN slowly. bui show republican
gains and Indicate that the reDnalscAN
ticket has carried tlfS ~ g 1n1sYl'6e ~