Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-14
EXTRA.
THE ELECTIONS.
LATEST RETURNS.
PENNSYl VAkIA, OHIO, INDIANA
AND NEBRASKA.
Republican State Ticket Elected
in all four States.
Democratic Gain of congressman
LATEST RETURNS.
Democratic Gain of Congressmel
OHIO.

Hon. Mr. Bingham, of Ohio, sends the fol.
lowing:
CADIz, o, Oct. IA am elected.
The following were received here thu morn
ing:
COLUMBUS. Oct 1.-THE Democrats concede
Ohio to the Republicans by 5000. Will prob
ably be 2O,OJ0. L.CusrIs.
CINCINNATI, Oct 1i.-Eggleston defeated
positively by Strader, (Democrat,) by two
hundred majority. NJ HALsrRD,
Ed. Commercial.
following dispatches were received by
by the New York Times Bureau this mornin z ::
COLUMBUS, o., Oct. I4-Eggleston defeated
by a small majority in Ist district.
Winans, Republican, probably elect, in 9th
district by 200 majcrity.
The Democrats claim to have defeated Ash
ley, but their news is not reliable.
Lawrence county, Republican majority go;
l,2'O gain over 1867. Scio'l county, 700 Repub-
lean gain. Stark comfy, $50 Republican gain
Erie county, (officialD Republican ajority 7gs
3O7 gain. Huron county, 1.5OO: Republican
gam l,COO Like county, 32l Republican gain.
Summit county, Republican gain 125. Large
Republican gsins reported in single townships
throughout the State. Republicans claim the
State by $4,000. Mungen elected in the 5th Dis.
trc'. w. W.. Z.
Especial Dispatches to the Star1
COLUMBUS, Oct. Ii-Laurence, Republican.
elected to ongress by $50 majority
CINCINNATI, Oct. 14-Steyepson. Renuhli-
can, is elected in the Second District, def ting
Carey. WInans, Republican, is elected in the
seventh District by 200 majority Ashley is
defeated in the Tenth. Schenck is elected in
the Ihird, and Gibson, Republican, defea ated in
tae Nlnth; Dickinson, Democrat, elected Nor.
gan elected in the Thirteenth District.
CINCINNATI, Oct. H.-Eggleston (RepD de-
feated for Congress by 2OO in Cincinnati Dis
trict. Cary (Dem.) defeated. Ashley (Rep.) !
deteated-1Oth District. Gibson (Rep.) de-
feated-9th District. Bingham (Rep.) elected.
Sehenck (Rep) elected. Lawrence (Rep1
elected. Republican majority on the State
ticket. best estimate AT 22,OC0.
INCINNATI, OHIO, Oct. 13-I.3O D. m.-Re-
turns from Indiana indie ite that the State has
zone Republican by at least 1905 majority.
Republicans have gained one member of Con-
gress and lost one.
Some chance for Fggleston in this city vet.
One ward which went largely Democratic, had
thirty more votes in boxes than books showed
were in the Ward This ward will probably
be thrown out, which will land L ygleston high
and dry in the ne Congress. Republican ma.
Jor ~ in this 81 lte Will be 1900.
Toledo district very close, with some chance
yet for Ashley. SCOTT.
tAssociat'd Press Dispatches.l
CLHvELAND, o., Oct 1i-None OF the Con-
gre sional districts remain in doubt
Ashley, in the 10Th: Gibson, i'll the 9th: Eg-
gleston IL the 1st, and Cooper, in the 18th, are
b5aten.
CINCINNATI, Oct Ii-Strader. 6Dem.) for
Congress. in the lst district, has 200 majority
stevenson, tRep) In the I'd district, has 500
majority.
CINCINNATI, Oct l.-In the nineteen Con-
giesslonai districts the Republicans have elect
ed l2; the Democrats 3: leaving two doubtful
Garfield is reelected by 1880 majority.
Eggleston, Gibson, Winans, and Ashley are
probably defeated.
PITTsBURG, Oct. 1.-THE latest dispatches
Irom ONO give the Republicans a majority of
lJ,bJr, and thirteen out Of nineteen Congress.
men.