The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-11-11

l.sS.
Same in 81 gave Bushnell, 1851; Chap
man, IS, sos.
Two hundred and sixty precincts out
side Cincinnati, Cleveland and Toledo,
Nash, "A, 731; Mclean, 30.591: jones, 1896.
Same 1877 gave Bushnell, 34,2l3; Chapman,
81, 165.
Three hundred and forty precincts out
side of Cincinnati, Cleveland and Toledo
give NASH, 47,629: Mclean, Also: Jones,
G,l13. Same in 1897, Bushnell, 1854; Chap
Two hundred and forty precincts out
side of Cincinnati, Cleveland and Toledo,
Same in 81 gave Bushnell, sl.f22; Chap,
man, 2S,723. Toledo has been districted
and comparisons can not be made, but
returns show that Jones' vote leads Nash
and McLean in few precincts reported.
Two hundred and twenty precincts out
side Cincinnati. Cleveland and Toledo
give Nash, 29,3lO; Mclean, 26,O6s: Jones,
$500. Same in 1897 gave Bushnell, 2S,Sol;
Chapman, &C. 6S.
AT IL p. m. ten precincts in Cuyahoga
county give Nash Isl votes. Mclean, 49,:
loss. 66S.
At Has p. m. 40 of the 23 precints in the
county give Nash, 2,110:. McLean lbs:
and Jones, 1895: a republican loss of 1,5i4
and a democratic loss of $500.
The returns from the western reserve
show marked republican gains. and this
part of the state will do much toward
giving Nash a good majority.
In a midnight extra the Plaindealer pre-
diets the election of Nash by over $1,000
plurality.
The Cleveland Leader claims the cleo
ton of Nash by from 5000 upward.
KENTUCKY.
Louisville, Nov. Spy the combined eff
far,- ~f tl,n r.Nr,hIirnn npI apri-cnahat-
ties, Attorney-General w. 5. Taylor
Gep) has been elected governor of Ken
lucky by a majority variously estimated
from 1000 to Is. 900 over Goebel (dem-l-
Returns received up to midnight also indi-
cate the election of the entire republican
ticket, while the complexion of the legis-
lature is in doubt.
Later returns tend to confirm the repub-
lican claims of victory, and while the ma
jority will not reach their estimated fig
ure. the returns received up to one O'Clock
continue to show republican gains, and =
plurality of 1000 is conceded by many OF
the democratic leaders, while some of the
more faithful are claiming a plurality of
5000 for GOebel. 1t is thought that the re-
publicanS nave gained so materially that
it leaves the complexion of the next legis-
lature in doubt, despite the holdoyer SELL
ators. The estimated plurality Of the moss
anguine democratic leaders is based upon
returns from the interior of the state
which probably will be overcome by III"
strong republican counties. many OF which
are inaccessible by telegraph or railroad.
Louisville. ny, Nov. !. 10 p. m.-Returns
from the state are coming IN slowly, but
each county shows republican gains, ard
To such an extent that the returns indi-
cate TaylCr's election by Il majority OF
over 5000.
Secretary Hampton of the republican,
committee. is claiming Taylor's election
By 10.O00. Chairman Long and Gov. Brad
ley are confident of Taylor's election am!
say he has carried the state ny a safe
plurality. but they decline to give figures.
The Courier-JOurnal tdem.J. from Its
figures, says the result is in doubt.
The Post dem; which has opposed
observation-disclosures from Louisville are
coming in slowly, but show republican
gains, and indicate that the republican
ticket has carried the city of Louisville by
l,u1J.
AT republican headquarters 1f5 precincts
show a plurality for Taylor of 2.6;5. Com
plete returns from the Second war,.,
Louisville, give Goebel, dem, l,@5; Taylcr.
rep, 1.l3i. Mayor Weaver dem carried
the Second ward in 1897 by 81 plurality.
At . p. m. Chairman Long Of the reput-
liCan state campaign committed said: re
turns received up TO this hour indicate
steady republican gains throughout the
state over the vote of 1886
Bulletins.
sixty-three out 176 precincts in Louis
Brown. 6I6. Taylor has carried the coun-
~ outside of the city by 30.
Nearly complete returns from Sc cOun-
ties and 60 precincts out of l3 in Louis
vile give Goebel. dem. 31.671: Taylor. rep.
21.iI2; Brown. gold dem, 2,2i0. Louisville
city. 81 out of l6 precincts, GoCbel, 6,Sy.;
TayOr, 6.532-
one hundred and forty-five precincts out
of 176 in Louisville give Goehel. dem. for
governor. Il. 165: Taylor. rep. Is. $40.
One hundred and fifty-eight precincts GU:
of l76 in Louisville give Goebel, l2,l6'.
Taylor. 1861.
At midnight Chairman Long OF the re-
publican campaign claims that
Gen. Taylor has carried the state by from
10000 to 15.GNJ majority. He says Taylor
has carried the Third, Fourth. Fifth,
tricts. while the Eighth and Tenth are
close. The republicans have made heavy
gains in most all of the democratic strong
holds, which We're expected to give Gopbai
large majOritieS.
Chairman Long claims the republicans
have carried the city of Louisville by FROM
$500 to 500 majority.
LeXingtOn-ln one precinct in this city,
V hile the count was in progress a body
of armed men. said to have come from
the republican headquarters. attempted to
enforc" Il fair count. as they claimed.
Reaching the precinct they we"a met by
a number of police and citizens. Fire arms
were brought into use, and about a hun
bred shots were fired. one negro was
Wounded. not seriously. The attacking
party fled, and no arrests have been made.
Frankfort-Returns received at DEM
cratic headquarters up to this time indi-
cate Goebels election by good majority.
10 {. :. BLACKBURN.
Goebel carries the city of Frankfort by
from $50 To la. and Franklin county by
about gW0 majority.
At ten o'clock Chairman blackburn If
the GucbCl committee said: W will go
TO Louisville with Il majority ranging
from l0.GJ1 to 1900. All reports received
are of an encouraging natur and with
Louisville democratic we expect to win III
the state by a nice majority. The iegis
latUre is certainly democratic.
MARYLAND.
Baltimore. Md, Nov. S.-incl- .ete re-
turns from the city of Baltimore al ncn-
"c- reports from the state rec ~ &c! up 20
IL o'clock last hight. indicate That the re-
pEblicans of Maryland have been over
~Whcimingly defeated. and that John Wal
tEr Smith. the democratic candidate has
been elected by a majority variously esti-