OHIO
Has givon Judgo Nash, tho Republican
candidate for Governor, a
plurality that will reach fully 50,-000
and possible exceed it. Jones
(non-partisan) has managed to
carry his own county (Lucas) by
nearly 1,800, and has carried Cuyahoga
county (Cleveland) by a
majority over both Nash and McLean
of more than 7,000.
Hamilton county (Cincinnati J
was carried by McLean by 1,174,
but tho Republicans managed to
elect four'men on the county ticket
against the fusion combine.
The Ohio Legislature is Republican
in both branches by a good
majority.
MISSISSIPPI
"Was carried by Longino, the Democratic
candidate, by 30,00p.
VIRGINIA.
Tho returns show that the State
Senate will bo entirely Democratic,
tho only member outside of tho regular
party nominees being "W. B.
Shands, Ind. Democrat.
MARYLAND.
The Democrats have carried the
lower house, and the Senate by a
majority of three. Full unofficial
returns from Baltimore give
Smith, (Dem.) for Governor, a majority
of 8,192, returns ,tvom tho
rest of tho State givo his total majority
as 11,295.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
Returns indicate a Republican
majority of not loss thun 10,000.
MARYLAND
Elects a Democratic Governor,
the Legislature and probably the
Senate.
While there were some election
fights and killings in the State the
day was generally quiet.
Railroad Commissioner John
C.Wood claims 'his election by
about 7,000.
The Fusion ticket in Nebraska
is elected by several thousands.
THE LATEST
Editions of the Repulican and
Bolting parsers still claim tho
Taylor, by a small majority,
but tho Democrats aro tho winners.
G. Horton Craft, managing editor
of the Southern Evangelist, a weekly
religiouH 10 pago paper printed in
Lexington was in town on Wednes
day. It is devoted to the interests of
Presbyterian chut eh in tho tJnltfd
Bfates.
