Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-15
OHIO.
FROM CINCINNATI.

CINCINEATI, October 1.-The CON-
plete r-turns from Hamilton county give VIM.
Bell tDe mocratl, for secretary Of state, i69i
majority over Wikoh; Charles 5. Smart
fDemocrat) for school cOmmi Ssloner, 46l7 ma
fority over Harvey; VIM. q. Gilmore Demo
craft, for Judge Of the supreme court, 46l5
shortly over Day George Rex lDea ocrat),
for Judge Of the supreme court 70 nh vacancy,
4659 uajo ity over Johnson: arnold Green
{ Deunocratl, for clerk of The supreme court.
asB majority over Rodney Foas; Martin
Schilder (Democrat1, for board Of pubic
works, $50 majority over Hosmer: Miltou
Sayler tDemOcrat), for congress rrSt district,
aS54 msi priiy over Green; H. 4. Banniug
{ DemOc att, for congress second district, l4l7
majority over Stevenson; f. Springmeir
fD6mocrati, for sheriff. 16S majority; Joseph
Sater Independent Democrat for county
comm - ioner, SO maj Ority over h'AvOy: p
=. Macy IiemOcratl, for coroner, 25Ol major
its over dunlap.
Prom very full returns from all parts o
ONO, received during the night, 10 Is evident
that the state has gone Democratic b rom
1900 TO 1900 malOuty. Further returns re-
ceivrd Up 70 nine O'Clock this morn ug, do not
The Indications are that the Democrats have
elected twelve OF the twenty congressman.
Tne additional Democratic congressman sup
POSED o. be elected, are AeTsage in the third,
M'Mahon in tha fourth, Hu.d in the sixth,
Paupleton IN The ninth, St Fey In the tentu,
a. q 'Pavne IN the twentieth districts.
Toe Engiarc editorially says: ''For this
triumph We are Indebted not alone TO the
Democratic party, but 70 the aid Of mon who
nave heretofore been It's opponents This
election means opposition 10 the national
Tie GSse. z says: ron the platform Of re-
pudiation, imitation, anti-tem perancc and
general cusSed ness, she Democratic party has
carried Ohio by decided majority, and mas
elected eleven Of the twenty congressman"
FROM TOLEDO.
TOLEDO, October l4.--Slx wards OF
this city give WikOn 1885, Bell 1854, Pratt
lRepublicanl, for congress, lf;5; Hurd Demo
cratl DOS. Hurds majority IN the county is
70O 70 500.
Zh9 Republicans claim a majority Of the
legislature, Enich is not conceded by the
Democrats. From present Indications the
congressional delegation viii st and as follows:
Fir-t district, Heilman, Republican; second,
Williams, Democrat; third, Kerr Democrat
iOn-.h New Democrat; fifth, Holman, Demo-
crat; sixth, GOhtnsOD, Republican; seventh, ,
doubtful; elehth, hunter, hepu UlicaD ninth,
doubtful; tenth, Calclnes, Republican; elev-
enth, Evans, Republican; twelfth, Hamllton,
democrat; thirteenth, Baker, Republican.
Lapo- te county -D-m cratic majority, go; a
Demos attic ga n Of go
FULTON oOdnly-De13oeratic majority, %; a
Republican gsi OF :.
10: a Democratic gan OF lf3.
In Randolph county, eleven precincts, Clay
poles majority is ll2ii Republican loss Of
Ihe Biad, Of his evening estimates Hurd',
majority, IN tbs sixts. dsatT CT at from fifteen
10 seventeen thOusanu. Ihf democrats elect
tn, entire ticket in Lucas county, except the
recorder.
FROM COLUMBUS.
COLUAsuE, October l4.-Sufiicient re-
turns have been fece,ve t. show, beyond
doubt, that the state has goas DeuoEretl. by
irooi 70tg % l3000 msJority. TIE Deniot ratic
state executive committee are positive Of the
election Of the f.llOwlng Democratic con.
gressmen, Banning Of the nrst district Say
Ior. socond; M'Mahon, iouTthi Rice, hrh
Etlrd. sixth; NeGl. ssVenthi Vance, eleventh,
s1Feif,,, ty.efffi,- GoufharI t,tre.a,,,,S 49,
an forrteenth; Payne twentieth, aud thf