The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1902-11-07
A LOSS OF FOUR TO REPUBLICANS
Greater New York, Which Elected a
Fusionist Last Year, Went Demo-
cratic by Large Majority.
Gov. odel Was Reelected Governor
of the State of New York BY a
Majority of 1887.
Republican Majority 10 Ohio Estimated at
O,OOO-~OemOcrats Claim Gain of One
and Republicans Two Congressman.

Washington. Nov 5.-The latest returns
received up to 1870 o'clock Wednesday
might show that the republicans, includ-
ing in this description the fusionists
elected from the Pittsburg- Allegheny
districts in Pennsylvania. will control the
next house by a vote of 2O4 republicans
and II democrats, with one district, the
Eighth Tennessee and two California
districts remaining so much in doubt
that the official returns will be needed
10 decide the result. The totals given are
believed to be correct. although there are
q few districts. such as two i'm Colorado
and one in Minnesota, where the repub-
aican and democratic party managers re-
spectively do not concede defeat, but the
general result could not be affected even
should their claims prove well founded.
OHIO.
Cincinnati. Nov. 5.-City complete giving
Aaylin. rep. for secretary of state. 24.O94
majority indicates republican majority
an Hamilton county of nearly 10000.
Columbus. O.. Nov. 6.-Chairman Dick.
of the republican state headquarters. late
"Wednesday night had complete returns
from Sc Of the IS Ohio counties. showing
a republican plurality for state candi-
dates of SO.SO7. The two counties not
heard from are Putnam and Noble The
Former gave a democratic plurality of
ASH and the latter a republican plurality
of Isl last year. Deducting this differ
ence of zoo he estimates the republican
plurality in Ohio at 9O1O7. but he expects
both Putnam and Noble county to show
republican gains, and that the official
vote will exceed these figures. Although
IL counties have not returned their total
vote. it is estimated as close 10 100000.
Chairman CARRIER. of the democratic
state committee, said: 1.-THE democrats
made gains in more than two-thirds of
The counties in which Mayor Johnson.
of Cleveland. pitched his tent. Complete
returns will show an average republican
plurality for state candidates. as COM
pared with recent years. Democrats are
not discouraged We will fight again on
the same line"
Chairman CARRIER expresses satisfac-
tion with the result for congressman in
which contest the democrats elected the
same number as two years ago, although
he had expected q gain Of three. In his
closing statement he eulogized Mayor
johnson as the opponent of Senator
Hanna.
INDIANA.
Indianapolis. Nov. 6.-Estimated nlur-
altics by counties received al state head
quarters Wednesday Indicate the election
of the republican state ticket by 26 OOO
The congressional pIuralities estimated
are: Hemenway. rep. 1850; Miers. dem.
ESQ; zenor, dem. $500; Griffith. dem. g.
$50; Holiday. rep. 1850; Watson. rep.
BOO; Overstreet. rep, $500; Cromer rep
1920; Chas. Lands. rep. 300; Crumpack-
er, rep, 800; Fred. Lands, rep. $500;
Robinson. DEM, 500; Brick, rep, 1900
The republicans in the legislature will
have Il plurality of Ga and possibly 65
The senate will probably stand IS repub-
licans and Is democrats and the house
Y republicans and % democrats. The re-
publicans have elected 16 senator's and the
democrats 9 senators who hold over two
years and will form the nucleus of tht
legislature that will elect a successor tC
Beveridge. In Marion county the only
close fight is for treasurer.
KENTUCKY.
Frankfort. Ky. Nov 5.-Reports earl,
Tuesday night from over Kentucky show
that but little interest was manifested
in the congressional elections. except il
the districts embraced in Appellate Cour
districts. Adviccs from the Sixth APP
pellate district. in which Judge Payntel
is seeking reelection, are that he ha.
won by majority of $500 votes This I.
1000 short of what the party manager
figured on. and indicates the defeat O.
Democratic Congressman John N. Ke
hoe by w. IT. Cashier, rep. In the Fifu
Congressional district. the Louisville dis
frict. in which an appellate Judge wa!
also elected, early reports indicate tn
defeat of Republican Congressman irwin
md of Appellate Judge Durelle. The re
publicans do not concede this, however
and claim confidently the reelection o
Durelle The warmest fight in the STATE
was in the Second Appellate district, il
which Chief Justice Guffy sought re
election and was opposed by Judge War
rem Settle This district embraces TIL
Third Congressional district and the rae
between John Rhea and Congressman
Moss was equally exciting.
Lexington, Ky, Nov. 5.-The democrat.
elected the city ticket by GOO majority
Trimble, dem. carried the city and coun
~ in the congressional race.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago. Nov. 5.--In the Sixth congress
eional district where ex-CongressmaT
William Lorimer has been making des
perate fight to recover the position III
lost in the last congressional election. thu
contest is exceedingly close. Lorimer
with two-thrds of the district to heal
from. had a lead of Al votes and it viii
be impossible to arrive at the result II
4his contest before Wednesday.
The fight in the Third district is also
very close. but Wilson. rep, has a LEAD
Of 200 with half of his district yet to re
port and although the chances are tha
ne will win out the result is too close t.
predict with confidence.
IN the city of Chicago the election was
full of surprises The republicans tr
nmphed in democratic strongholds and
the democrats returned the compliment ir
fullest measure.
The head Of the republican ticket