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Iowa Republican by About $4,000.
The Anti-Monopolists Scarcely in the
@ss.ss ....', Race.
Pennsylvania Goes Radical by q Re-
oe duced Majority.


light in the election. The day has been
fair and order good. Three tickets in the
field, with ninety candidates in all, and out
of these are made many composition tick
cts. Indications are that there has been
much scratching. There are sixty six wards
and precincts in the city and county.
Counting will be difficult and returns slow.
The city has been redistrictet into wards
since last gubernatoral election, which will
make comparison by wards impossible, ex-
cept on the vote for Secretary OF State last
fall. At all the polls to-day in the city were
contributian boxes for the relief Of Mem
phis. 1t is thought that not less than $2,-
900 were given in this way.
TOLEDO, Oct. 14-Wood county, Wes-
ton township IS Republican majority; Lake
township tie vote on governor; rest Of
Republican ticket one majority. Lucas
county, Sylvania township Republican
majority 1O7; Whitehouse, Precinct
Republican majority 10. Henry county,
Barlow township Republican majority one.
Ottawa county, Portage township Democrat
majority 4S;Put-in-B Bay township Democrat
majority 6; Benton township, Democrat ma
jority IS. Sandusky county, Riley town
ship, Allen 128 majority; Hudson Demo-
crat for State Senator, 142 majority; Free
mont City, Hudson 128 majority, Allen 1876
majority. Daniel June, Republican for
representative, probably elected; carries,
Fremont City by $50 majority. Huron
county, Townsend township ITO Bepubli-
can majority; Lucky, Republican, for State
Senator Ill majority. Lucas county,
Spencer township, Republican majority As.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 14.-Erie county,
Vermillion township, Allen II majority;
Wilson, Republican, majority 142. Sum.
mitt county, Akron, third ward, Noyes A
majority over Alien. Coventin township,
Allen 70 majority; Democratic gain 40;
Cuyhoga polls, Noyes p majority over Al
len. Ashtabular county, Ashtabular town.
ship, Moves 20 MAJORS y; Geneva township,
Moves FOG msjority over Allen. Stark
county, Minerva, Republican majority %.
Cuyhoga county, Salon township, Republic
can majority 25. Mahoning county, Young
township, Republican majority S66; Repub-
lican loss 10; Z Boardman township, Repub-
lican majority IA. Lorraine county, Black
river, Republican majority s.; Wilmington,
Republican majority 240; Rochester, Re-
publican majority "a; Ely, Republican ma
iority 361; Greenwich, Republican major
ity SO. Portage county, Democratic, 46;
Republican, 81, Prohibitionists, 81. Shum-
bull county, Warner township, Republican
majority rs; Weathersford township, Re-
publican msjority 122; Champion township,
Republican majority Z. Lake county,
gainesville, Republican majority 2T6.
CLEVELAND, o., Oct. 14.-The election
in this city to-day passed off very quietly.
A light vote was polled. Five tickets were
in the field, and much scratching was done.
Returns will be late apparently liz the cleo
ton throughout this section of the State.
WNTERsITT, Madison County, Iowa,
Oct. 14.-The election passed off quietly.
The vote in the county was light. The en-
tire Republican ticket is probably elected.
Full returns cannot be given until morn
ing.
Clifton gives Noyes msjority over Al
len, with II for Collins; Republican loss, /.
Delhi gives Noyes II plurality over
Allen and Collins; Republican loss, %.
No other wards or precincts heard from.
COLUMBUS, 9 A. NJ. Oct. 15-Additional
returns show steady Democratic gains.
Democrats are claiming legislature sure, and
have hopes of their State ticket. Republi-
cans not yet disposed to concede the State
ticket, but have about given up the legisla'
turf. Returns are very meagre, especially
from cities. Additional returns show gains
as follows. Allen county, township Re-
publican gain 81; Athens county, 81 town.
ships Republican gain 81; Ashtsbula
county, 2 townships, Democratic gain / 90
Belmont county, township, Republican
gain %; Butler county, city OF Hamilton
and Z townships, show a Republican gair
of TIA on the State ticket; Champaign
county, Urbana City and 7 townships
Democratic gain 127; Crawford county, {
townships, Democratic gain 120; Cuyahogs
county, 8 townships and one ward o.
cleveland, Democratic gain 148; Defiance
county, 8 townships, Democratic gain II;
Erie county, Z townships anC
Sandusky City, Republican gain $50
Fulton county, townships, Noyes MAORI
ty 800, estimated Republican majority il
the county, $50, Democratic gain 800
Green county, XeDia City, township and
one precinct, Democratic gain, 233; Huron
county, 5 townships, Democratic gain l27
Hardin county, 1. township, Democratic
gain 22,H enry county, 2 townships, Re
publican gain, "a; Hooking county, town
ship, Democratic grain, s; Knox county
/ township, Democratic gain, IL; Luca
county, 5 townships, Noyes' majority, 229
but l ward in Toledo heard from at mid
night, which shows a Democratic gail
of 9. Contest especially spirited on count.
treasurer. Indications are the Republican
| will elect the entire county ticket; Morrow
county three townships, Noyes 81 majority
Democratic gain 9; Montgomery county
| Democratic county ticket elected with ex
ception ofInfrmary Director; Altawa coun
iva townships, Democratic gain 10; Putnam
county, township, Republican gain 1; San
dusky county, estimated majority for AlleI
$50; small Republican gain; Stark county
Massilon city and township, LIST precinct
Democratic gain 8; Warren county town
ships, Republican gain Y; Washington coun
ty, three townships and Marietta City, Dem
| ocratic gain ID; Wood county, four town
ships, Democratic gain 224; William
county, three townships, Democratic gal
| &c; Wyandotte county, Democratic ma
iority 500 to $50; Democratic gain 200.
Rodney Fass, Secretary of the Republi
| can Central Committee at one O'Clock
claims the election Of the Republican Stat
ticket by 5000 to 10000 majority, while
G. Thompson, Chairman of the Democrat
Committee does not concede this. He
not sanguine as to the success Of the Den
ooratic ticket,
IRoNToN, O., Oct. A. City-NoyeI
1,124; Allen, 613. Willard, IndepeDden
candidate for Sheriff, supported By th
Democrats, has 244 majority in the city.
DAYTON, O., Oct. IA. = Montgomer
County, gives Allen over 400 majority
Corwin, Republican, for Senator, an
Caller, Republican, for Representative, al
elected. Metz, Democrat, for Represents
tive, is probably elected. Peoples ticke
$50 votes; Prohibition, $50 votes, mostl
from the Republican party.
Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct, IA. The followir
election returns have been received frol
this State: Columbia county, Democrat
majority, 1,450. Monroe county, Strand
burg, estimated Democratic majority, 1,20
Cumberland county, Republican majorit
500.
COLUMBUS, Oct. ID, 1890 P. Mr.
turns are coming in slowly. ALI compal
sons made, with the vote of the Seeretal
of State in 1872. Ashtabular county, tW
townships, Democratic gain 120; Chan
payne county, two townships, Democrat
gsin IL; Eve county, two townships, Den
ocratic gain 62; Garnsey county, OF
township, Republican gain IL; Harrisc