The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-08
NEBRASKA FUSION. MASH WON In OHIO.
Republicans Are Yet Unwilling A Returns Indicate that the Republicans
nit Their Defeat Carried the State
BUT FIGURES ARE THAT WAY IMPOSSIBLE TO GIVE FIGURES
Fusion Ticket Maintained Its Former Jones Received Larger Vote Than
Vote in the State. Anticipated
THE REPUBLICANS LOST HEAVILY HE CARRIED TOLEDO AND CLEVELAND
comb Appears Have Majority Where He Heavily from
Not Less Than 10000 cratic Strength
THE DEMOCRATS PLACE IT AT $4,000 MEAN CARRIED CINCINNATI BY 10000
Not
the Rcturn Are Yet comcR blicanv otcat
Nnsh ant HRn
Jones Received a Larger Vote Than
Anticipated.
he CARRIED TOLEDO AND CLEVELAND,
Where He prev Heavily from the Demo-
cratic Strength.
A'lEAN CARRIED CINCINNATI BY 10000
lint His Vote There Did Not over
come Republican Vote mt Homes
of Nash AMI Hanna.

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Columbus. o., November AFTER II ..
M. the returns show that the democratic
gains in Cincinnati were reduced and that
Mclean was likely third at Cleveland and
possibly at Toledo in which cities Jones
drew much more heavily from the demo-
Gratis than from the republicans. AT tho
same time the republican gains outside OF
Cincinnati, Cleveland and Toledo We're iu-
creasing at such a rate as TO indicate 4
plurality of from 10000 to 10000 for Judge
Nash for governor and the entire repuhli
can State ticket. including majority OF
the legislature. Chairman Dick had before
the election claimed the election OF the
entire ticket by at least $4,000 plurality
Judge Nash was receiving the congrat-
ulations OF his friends at the hotel to-
night He said: II claim my election
now by at least 10000 but am too much
engaged TO give statement OF the causes
or TO analyze the results to the press
The bands and clubs are out serenadins
him.
AT II 20 Chairman Dick gave out the fol-
lowing; THE ruturns from Hamlten
Cuyahoga and Lucas counties are still too
meagei to give definite results Enough,
however, have been received TO indicate
that Judge Nash gets greater plurality
than that OF Governor Bushnell two years
ago--which was ass65--thus insnring the
election OF the entire republican Stair
ticket. Hoth branches OF the legislature
are republican"
The republican jollincation was inaC-
tod ahom yui1nfpuf all 10 af
demonstrations. g5
AT 1880 p. M. Chairman Seward Of the
democratic committee was asked for a
statement on the Ohio results. but declined
to make one for the Associated Press He
was asked II he conceded the election VI
Judge Nash or claimed the election OF Mo-
Lean. to which he replied u will say
nothing"
Columbus, Ohio. November TAT lo:so
Hon. G. l.. Kurtz, the Ohio member of the
republican National committee who is IN
Governor Bushnell's office figuring on the
returns. said II regard the returns re-
ceived UP TO this time as insufficient to
make a correct estimate on the vote for
governor. Tho first points reported are
usually the ones In which there is small
vote and that vote Is less liable to nuctu-
alton than the other precincts Hence II
or OF Mclean as yet.
Columbus. Ohio, November 7--Priyate
advces to Governor Bushnell from Clark
county, his home. say there are heavy
democratic gains there.
Cleveland, Ohio. November 7.--Not one
of the 273 precincts In Cuyahoga county
has sent In Its official returns yet. The
tickets are badly split Joa-s is receiving
more votes than either the democrats or
republicans anticipated and both parties
fear he has carried the county.
Toledo, Ohio, November Mayor Jones
at o'clock, conceded his own defeat: III
my race has contributed in any way he
said, "to the success Of John r. Mclean
and rebuke to the Infamous Philippine
policy OF the administration feel that 1t
has not been in vain"
Columbus. Ohio, November Sat 1890
this morning the republicans claim that
their plurality will exceed $4,000, with over
100, 900 for Jones out OF total OF less than
300. 600. The republican majority in tho
Legislature is larger than usual, but no
serenaded after midnight at the Neill
house. To an enthusiastic crowd he made
4 brief speech, saying that the result was
a message to President Mckinley lhat His
home State Endorsed his administration
and reelection In 1900 The republicans
made their largest gains at the homes Of
Judge Nash and Senator Hanna The
made their largest gain at the
home OF Mr.. Mclean.
Canton, Ohio, November 7.--Following Is
the vote in Canton: Nash. 1859; Mclean.
30S7; Jones. 219.
Cincinnati. Ohio. November with
four precincts In the city and thIrty-seyeu
precincts outside the city at 1880 o'clock
to hear from IN Hamilton county The
plurality OF Mclean Ii not far from 10000.
The result as to the remainder Of The
county ticket is In doubt. with chances 70
favor OF the fusion ticket,
Columbus, Ohio, November Islam
Jones. mayor o. Toledo, 4 certainly ne y
closest third that ever entered tho Chic
race. The Indications ate
that no has drawn more heavily from the ls
republicans In the cities than fsln ths3
bus and some smalier cities. ana tenr Ihe
Jones vote viii ut y 70 aerQn9 m
rural districts. hefs 4 ~ - ye1l2l
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